the rao had immediate consequences on the financial markets shares in turkish airlines lost up to eleven percent as the week began. nervous investors sent turkey's main stock market index tumbling almost five percent one point. tension with turkey's allies a series of terror attacks and above all the fallout from last year's coup attempt all this has weighed on the turkish currency the lira has lost half its value over the last three years. and turkey's double digit annual inflation rate makes turkish exports cheap but it diminishes turks purchasing power. another danger is turkey's high level of government debt it has to repay more than one hundred seventy billion dollars over the next twelve months ankara now wants to carry out further structural reforms in order to stimulate the economy it hopes that will encourage foreign investment but investors say that's unlikely without political stability. before we go shares in kobe steel plunged almost twenty two percent in tokyo on tuesday after more companies came forward to say the steel maker had supplied them with products that didn't nee

the rao had immediate consequences on the financial markets shares in turkish airlines lost up to eleven percent as the week began. nervous investors sent turkey's main stock market index tumbling almost five percent one point. tension with turkey's allies a series of terror attacks and above all the fallout from last year's coup attempt all this has weighed on the turkish currency the lira has lost half its value over the last three years. and turkey's double digit annual inflation rate makes turkish exports cheap but it diminishes turks purchasing power. another danger is turkey's high level of government debt it has to repay more than one hundred seventy billion dollars over the next twelve months ankara now wants to carry out further structural reforms in order to stimulate the economy it hopes that will encourage foreign investment but investors say that some likely without political stability. and if all this causes headaches for investors maybe they can take an advil that brad might change hands though the pfizer stock rose one percent earlier on tuesday after the pharmaceutical c

his own party bob corker of tennessee they will trump a bully who is utterly untruthful is a damaging rao as the president tries to coordinate republicans in congress to pass tax reforms meanwhile resign as senator jeff flake says he won't be standing for reelection and that he refuses to be complicit in trump's presidency. wrecked was outrageous and on dignified behavior has become excused in countenance as telling it like appears when it is actually just reckless outrageous and dignified and dignified. and when such behavior emanates from the top of our government it is something else it is dangerous to a democracy the united nations secretary general antonio tara says in central african republic for a four day visit he supervising efforts to keep the peace between rival factions roughly split between the christian and muslim populations the un chief is also expected to meet victims of sexual abuse by un peacekeepers the us says it's considering sanctions against top military officials over there targeting a range of muslims washington also says it is withdrawing minute she ate from arm

. >>> turkish stocks sink and the lira plunge as they suspend visa services after a rao after an american to the month of august. >>> good morning, everyone it's monday. if you're just tuning in, let's show you what u.s. futures are up to at this early hour somewhat mixed the dow jones off by less than 1 point. the s&p up by almost 1 point and nasdaq up 7 points we did get the jobs report on friday which was obviously heavily distorted by the hurricanes last month showing the first monthly jobs decline since 2010 u.s. payrolls falling by 33,000. markets fell and you saw the tech heavy nasdaq inching up by four or five points. let's draw your attention to what's happening here in europe. there we go. that's the eye beks 3ibex 35. we are rebounding today from deep losses to the tune of 2% to the course of last week. up by 3/4 of 1% today. this is in part because maybe independence will not be declared officially by the catalan leader maybe because they are moving out of the region. take your pick i guess there's still going to be a lot of nervousness for spanish stocks in the weeks and days

with that being said, i want to give the opportunity for aaron rao -- to provide some statements. >> thank you, sheriff. i am a special agent in charge for the fbi in las vegas. in support of our partner, from the beginning, we established a 24-hour, seven day a week, command post with agents, analysts, task force officers, and many support personnel. we have deployed over 200 employees from across the fbi to las vegas, including many in specialized positions. globally, we have hundreds of agents covering every facet of this investigation. nothing will be overlooked. we have made significant progress. to date, we have found no signs of ideology or affiliation to any groups. hundreds of interviews have been conducted so far. close to 2,000 leads have been covered so so far. executive extensive review of digital media over many devices continues. evidence have been collected and are reviewed by the fbi laboratory. hours and hours of video footage from hotels continues to be reviewed. fbi victim specialist from across the country are here assisting victims and families of the victims. m

this is protester sadio rao. >> i think it is ridiculous. ishink it is ridiculous he not in jail, that no one is taking the cases of these women seriously. i'm here to give a voice and fight for that so we take these women seriously for once. amy: the protest's came after thousands demonstrated in cities across france over the weekend inspired by the hashtag #metoo, in which women share their stories of sexual assault and harassment. the protests came as france's minister for gender equality pressed for legislation that would fine men who catcall, harass, or follow women on the street. u.s., hollywood actor kevin spacey has apologized for an incident three decades ago inin which he made a sexual advance on actor anthony rapp, , o was justst 14-years-od at the time. in a statement, spaceyey said he coululdn't remember the 1986 incident, but apologized for deeply inappropriate drunken behavior. kevin spacey used the statement to come out as a gay man, drawing fire from lgbt activists who blasted him for conflating homosexuality with child mole

the commonwealth government burning through 1.6 billion dollars on hand since before hurricane mar raotive, given all of the different hurricanes as well as wildfires, disasters dealing with federal government is obligateing 200 billion dollars a day dealing with all they see different disasters. >> damage to the telecom system electricity grid, i mean that is all going to cost money, and you think that people are going to leave and go elsewhere you said florida is a beneficiary. >> i do i think another issue in terms of homeland security is how do we protect our nation with what is going to be a massive amount of immigration on relocation you've got families kids in school, there is no school taking place no taking place in terms of daily activity anyone who can leave is going to leave one of the prime places south florida because of in terms of language so on. >> what is plan from homeland security's perspective. >> from homeland security we are completely in support of governor of puerto rico and government so if they take decision, that look at relocation of individuals, from the i

it's gitanjali rao is an 11-year-old who saw her parents testing the water in their new home for lead is 11. so she invented a way and that won her the title of america's top young scientist at this year's 2017 discovery education 3m young scientist challenge so let's bring out gitanjali. come on out. >> hi. >> nice to meet you. >> what a pretty smile you have. >> nice to meet you. >> did i say your name right? >> gitanjale. >> that's great. so tell us about your award -- first of all, congratulations. >> thank you. >> that's so awesome. >> thank you. [ applause ] how did it feel when they called your name? did you know they were going to call your name? >> i did not know they were going to call my name. when i won the discovery education 3m young scientist challenge it was one of the best case of my life. it was amazing to see that three months of hard work and just those two days leading up to the final event all paid off and i actually won the challenge though. [ applause ] >> you did great. george has a question. >> tell us about how this happened. where your experiment came from.

ryan said fema needs more money to help storm ravaged areas recover from hurricane harvey irma mar raoficidisasters do mo emergency spending in the relief fund minus more response to fill the fema accounts, and some other accounts to make sure that we can respond to the hurricanes. maria: the white house is expected to request 29-billion-dollar disaster age package to send to congress 16 billion dollars of funds given to fema national flood insurance program, according to rioteoiters. >> dr. thanks for weighing in this morning, how will fema use that money? >> there are two types of funding that you just mentioned one is the disaster relief fund. the drf major disasters fema currently supporting whether from hurricanes harvey irma maria the second one is the national flood insurance program, national flood insurance program 30 billion dollars in debt that is the fund that pays out claims to homeowners who have flood insurance through us. >> doctor we are seeing unfortunately puerto rico become heavily politicized but one situation is figuring out where do we go from where here what les

eastern on c-span 2, online c-span.org or on the c-span rao app. >>> later discussion of new articles on the rise of isis. they argue with different policies, the u.s. could have prevented the rise of isis. live coverage starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. you can also watch live online at c-span.org or listen live at the free c-span radio apple. equifax ceo richard smith defendants about the