congressman john yarmouth from kentucky and ranking member.avid: how will the tax overhaul affect business? how will it change behavior? we'll talk to carolyn harris purchase chief tech council. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." the david. shery: and i'm shery ahn. let's get to "first word news." mark: to get to the passage of ryan isrm, paul praising his colleagues. he told reporters that in 2016, the republican majority in congress laid out and articulated a visit to help -- vision doubt help to get the country on track. >> we spend all of our time together. here is what it will take to get america back on its feet and what -- help people who are struggling. this will help get true growth and hit our potential. we are doing it today. voteark: the speaker said the is taking place later this hour. the associated press reports that the head of the environmental action agency used public money to have his office swept for it listening devices and bought sophisticated biometric locks

. >> yes, still very alarming potential consequences, congressmanniar moia -- congres yarmouth, thank very much. >>> are the fears of fearing robert mueller valid? we'll talk about that next. stick . >>> firing mr. mueller or any other of the top brass involved in this investigation would not only call into question this administration's commitment to the truth, but also to our most bake concept rule of law. it also has the potential to provoke a constitutional crisis. >> that's a top democratic senator on the intel committee, mark warner, expressing concern that president trump may fire robert mueller. the white house pushed back saying that is not going to happen. back now, here is my panel. rick, we have been hearing this increasingly fiery rhetoric from the white house and conservative commentators against mueller and the fbi. you know, this may have driven these rumors that mueller could be fired. then have you warner warning against that. are both sides playing politics here? what's going on? >> of course, yeah, they're all playing politics. look, the white house is engaged in a

we have looked into lowestoft, yarmouth, caistor areas. it has been hard but we won't give up.last night, gathering about, doing groups. some were out in the sea. a police helicopter flew down the coast this morning, while in the town centre missing posters are everywhere. a find sophie smith facebook page now has close to 20,000 members. i would like to thank the police and the rescue services for the coordination and the searches that have been done. it has been phenomenal, and the public response from friends and family on facebook and other social media. sophie smith went missing from her home in the early hours of boxing day. norfolk police say she had been receiving treatment for anxiety and depression, and it's possible that sophie went into the sea. however, the search for sophie goes on, with friends and family still hoping that she might be found alive. researchers in scotland, who saved the leg of a dog using a new technique to grow bones in a laboratory, say they now hope to try it on human beings. the dog, eva, would have had her leg amputated had it not been for t

let's bring in democratic congressman john yarmouth, nice to have you here. >> thank you, poppy.lay a game. name that bipartisan bill you can get behind in 2018? that's the game. you go first. >> all right. we can certainly get behind fixing the d.r.e.a.m.er problem. i think there's a lot of bipartisan work going on, and apparently a lot of problem has been made. we have to do that quickly, because the -- all the d.r.e.a.m.ers will lose their status beginning in march. we need to act quickly. >> democrats didn't get it done. there were threats from democratic leadership that we're not going to get on board with the budget, we're not going to let things move forward, you know, before the end of the year if we do not get the president and republicans on board to, you know, to help the so-called dreeismers. you're home now. have you been hearing from your constituents on that one? >> not too much, because i think they know that we're working in good faith. what would happen, poppy, was this is the first time the residence have been able to get enough votes to pass a spending bill wi

we have looked into yarmouth, coastal areas, everywhere.people out last night looking for her. some around the top, and we managed to walk all around hopton. somewhere out in the sea. a police helicopter was flying around, while in gorleston on centre missing posters were everywhere. a feigned sophie smith facebook page now has close to 12,000 members. -- find sophie smith. i would like to say thanks to all the searches done, and to the police. it has been phenomenal, and the social media response friends and family on facebook and social media. she went missing from her home on the early hours of boxing day. norfolk police say she had been receiving treatment for anxiety and depression, and it is possible that she went into the sea. however the search for sophie goes on with friends and family hoping she might be found alive. mike liggins. a growing number of rural communities are relying on volunteers to keep certain services going. cuts in funding means that facilities that were traditionally run either by local authorities or private in

we will speak with ranking member john yarmouth in moments. protecting the palace.ballistic missile fired by a around by yemeni rebels earlier today. the latest from that region this hour. ♪ shery: losing ground ahead of the tax vote.

may 2010, and a fishing boat pulls out of yarmouth harbour on the isle of wight.know who the sao is? elsewhere in the channel, a major surveillance operation is under way. soca, the serious organised crime agency, has intelligence that cocaine is onboard a giant container ship. a day later, the fishermen were arrested, charged with picking up the drugs in high seas and hiding them here in this bay. the five men were found guilty at trial, and given long sentences of up to 24 years each. my heart was pounding, like it was going to come out of my mouth. i was devastated. absolutely devastated. and even more so when you heard the reaction of the families. it's heartbreaking. richard yardley was a juror in that trial. the only one of the 12 who found the men not guilty. there were a lot of things wrong about that case. loads. you want to do the right thing. i took myjob as a juror very, very seriously. it doesn't necessarily end when the verdict goes through. how convinced are you now, looking back, seven years now? even more convinced. i was convinced beyond any reas

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you just had my friend john yarmouth on talking about impeachment. i remember going through issues with george bush and dennis kucinich would have impeachment articles and democrats going with impeachment articles over the internal revenue servirs co over donald trump. everybody take a deep breath and let director mueller do his job, we should respect and support the fbi doing their job. the point is they're good professional people and i don't like all the attacks on the fbi and don't buy into the conspiracy theories out there 2345 some are advancing. we shouldn't be doing that as republicans. >> with all due respect. you're leaving. not trying to get re-elected and you're a moderate republican. how do you expect everybody to take a deep breath when the ones who say take a deep breath are leaving? >> well, you know, like i said. i've been in the arena now for 28 years. i did 14 years in my state legislature. a tough place there and 14 years in congress. 20 years is a long time but i think i can advance many issues i believe it from a different place