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protesters are taking action against the prosecute s crackdown. activists say the recent wave of arrests is striking fear into families who pose no criminal threat. ice officials say that the arrests were in fact routine. nbc s gabe gutierrez joins me from atlanta. gabe? hi, there, amon. there were several arrests in atlanta alone. ice officials say these were routine law enforcement operations, but immigration advocates say this is what they have feared. on the same week that protests ecorrupted in arizona as a mother convicted of using a false social security number was deported. families of undocumented immigrants say they are now living in fear from california with donald trump being president, i see no hope for us. to north carolina. this week immigration and custom enforcement raids in at least six states. ice says the raids were routine, no differentiate than those in the last administration. this is where the raid happened. this is where the rai she say ....
and economy r they right? hi, everybody, i m david asman, let s focus with mr. steve forbes, elizabeth, sabrina and bruce jackson, steve, spend more? dave, unfortunately we will have to spend more and a lot more under barack obama the budget declined, a couple of hundred billion dollars, trump is increasing it but not nearly enough, we need more ships, we need more equipment and we need to maintain what we have which we haven t done in recent years, we also need radical reform of procurement system which wastes $25 billion a year. a lot has to be done. john, look at the percent of gdp that we spend in military hardware, it has come way down. we had the peace dividend during the clinton years after the end of the soviet union, that s when the big dip happened and we built up after 9/11 and it s come down again. coming down from a very high level. even now we spend more on the military annually than the next seven largest spending countries combined. david: they re not spe ....
reporter. she is the co-author of our exclusive nbc news report from just last night on robert mueller asking witnesses if trump knew with these hacked democratic e-mails before they were released. also back with us, jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and pentagon. and we welcome back to the program, cynthia alneya, a federal prosecutor and a justice department veteran. welcome to you all. carol, about tonight s story, what is its central impact the your view? well, as you mentioned, this hacking and leaking strategically is the worst part. so this is significant in the sense we knew this was happening. but if mueller decides to move forward with an indictment, to me the key question is whether or not there are any americans that are tied to this. it s one thing for him to indict russians who will probably never be extradited and come over and stand trial in the united states. it s an entirely different ball game if there are americans named or unnamed should he d ....
former u.s. attorney. julia, this is your reporting. you re part of the team at nbc news that discovered this approach. what more do we know about it? lawrence, on the one hand it seems obvious. we know two weeks ago special counsel robert mueller delivered a scathing indictment of 13 russian hackers not just hackers but influencers. those were people able to get into social media and influence the way the election was being talked about to sow some distrust in the process. but what we have that s significant here is that a lot of information has recently been turned over to robert mueller from the intelligence community. this is information that includes the electronic signatures, malware the methods i don t think so. there s never been a precedent for the united states indicting an elected foreign leader, even a country we dislike like russia. so i don t think we re going to see that. i think it s important to focus on the significance of this development. these wikile ....
treatment takes a really long time to complete twenty months. it s hard to stay with it even highly motivated people find it hard to take large amounts of medication every day for twenty months. because. the pathogen thrives in crowded places especially where it s cold and there s a little from lice it spreads easily through sneezing coughing and even just regular conversation. it s easy to identify the signature red pattern under a microscope but distinguishing the regular kind from the multi resistant strain is expensive and lengthy it takes up to two months to get a diagnosis that means people with the multi was distance train can unknowingly continue to infect others. the lab at the sanatorium is able to determine if a strain is resistant to the antibiotic and we found this and it s one of the most effective anti tuberculosis drugs on the markets. it s the computer controlled tests can produce results within a few hours. but in order to know if it s resistant to other drug ....