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this is it every news line from berlin the deadliest day yet to any perceived rebel held on cle in syria pro-government forces conduct their worst bombardment in a single day killing nearly one hundred people including children and families in eastern guta airstrikes alarming the un which calls for an end to senseless human suffering also coming up. germany social democrats start their make or break vote on whether to join chance on good marriage and a nother grand coalition well they're in danger of being overtaken by a party on the far right. as a whore king felix said as he usually hates film festivals but not the billion dollars where he's starring in a gus van sant movie don't worry you won't get far on foot stick around for all the buzz from our correspondent down at the red carpet. at the rock thanks for your company everyone. the war in syria is becoming even more fraught now escalating on two fronts reports just coming in suggest syrian government militias have entered the kurdish held northern enclave of our freen all that would likely put them in conflict with turkey which is

it is not cle how she obtained the>>> deliberations in the trl of edward archer lasted less than 3 hours. archer told police he acted out of religious inspiration and pledged his allegiance to isis. >>> cameras recorded two suspects installing the devices over credit card readers, aldi citizen not sure how many credit cards were stolen. check your statements and contact your banks to get help. >>> let's have fun it started at a time when eagles fans could only dream of a trip to super bowl. they have come up with their sporting event to celebrate, the wing bowl. this year they have the wing bowl and super bowl. let's go to bob brooks at the wells fargo center for the 26th annual showdown, bob is there is there an extra degree of elation in the room? >> reporter: yes, i just talked to elmer gantry he described this as a mixture of a mardi gras and presuper bowl party and mummers parade sandwiched into one thing. i'm going to step out of the way and show everyone they are setting up right now. they are doing sound testing making sure that the technology is working. they have all the names

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we should say y it loud and cle. >> the conservative government has been loud and clear with the eu overeral issues -- immigration, women's rights, control of the constitutional court. to this polish journalist, democracy is at risk in poland. >> in the streets of warsaw a couple of months ago, it was our independence march. 50,000 nationalists shouted fascist slogans, and that march was called the great patriotic march. there is something very wrong here, and the government is not reacting adequately. christoph took part in the march back in november. a phd student in philosophy, and he has written a book explaining why he believes nationalism is fretting. -- is spreading. revolution,is the marxism, leftism, and other metaphysical and ideological inventions t that are diabolica. the fact that poland has become a bastion of the right-wing is not something that was acquired a few years ago. a younger generation has now risen against the system of power and politicians. 's vision is not shared by a majority of:, but an increasing number of people accuse -- of poland, but increasing number

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it puts to question the effectiveness of our counterinsurgency war i when that question comes into cle is when we have that disparity in terms of the never will of course that people have for the government and of course the trust level at a consistent base is actually quite important for the counterinsurgency effort especially in terms of looking to be demagoguing opposition in the local level. all of. that is going to be tended local level and the government's in winning this war mike has the fight against isis and the fact that i still has lost so much territory in the last couple of years in areas like it off in syria has that contributed to boko haram getting more fighters becoming more resurgent. ears to some extent. as you know the book or i'm only serves as a look cool terrorist group detroit metamorphosed to align with order for. terrorist groups like isis and the possibility of isis supplying arms on the fence for americans to be ruled out so do the areas the government should look into so it should outsource glucose in terms of funding from evolution. blocked. is a very big

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he enjoys playing cles occasionally he and his wife michele play chess with each other. but he is known to have played with this chess set. and here we are with donald trump. what we have for donald trump is an object is a one of the red baseball caps which he wore during the campaign and the current president this early into anization is really hard to get objects for that were theirs. the national archives at the time we were putting this all together did not have any items yet. the white house gift unit had not received anything when we were working on this so we were able to acquire a red hat which we think represents definitely representative of donald trump from the campaign and what he's trying to do as president. >> you can watch this program and others from our american artifacts series by visiting our website at c-span.org/history. here's what's ahead. coming up next a discussion on vehicles used by u.s. presidents. and then a look at franklin roosevelt's historic sites and later efforts to save slave houses. and join us tonight for "american history tv" in pri

he could get very cle to a delegate negotiate deal here, some sort of a compromise and if the base goesnow one thing about the trump presidency. he will never disappoint the base and let any delight between his positions and the base. >> the deadline on daca, scheduled to be march 5th, 1.8 million people facing the threat of deportation of some kind. the president said if he wanted to -- sorry. i should say the president if he wanted to could extend that deadline. listen to what the chief of staff john kelly had to say about daca recipients. >> there are 690,000 official daca registrants. and the president sent over what amounts to be two and a half times that number to 1.8 million. the difference between 690,000 and 1.8 million were the people that some would say were too afraid to sign up, others would say were too lazy to get off their asses and didn't sign up. >> that sort of backfired on him. they're lazy and didn't register. the white house with that kind of terminology and those words poisoned the well coming to negotiations over daca? >> we are not seeing a lot of goodwill here.

he had secrets cle didn't want getting out. he had access to the most classified information in the country and influence over the president. you have to ask yourself as chief of staff, why did kelly want to keep a guy who was an ideal target? >> you have to wonder if kelly felt comfortable going in where noted allies. i wonder if he saw something in rob porter he who felt akin to him. did the president not go after rob porter today because perhaps rob porter knows something the president doesn't want rob porter to talk about. we don't have any evidence that that is true but remember his job was to be at the president's side all the time. so you have to wonder what he knows. >> very quickly, is it time for kelly to know some. >> i would think so. this is a it's massive mismanagement and it comes top of other mishaps. >> stand by. more breaking news. i want to point pout david has a new show. be sure to download it. coming up, today's close encounter at the olympics. vice president mike pence and kim jong-un's sister avoided ack

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steve cle mons is an msnbc contributors and the washington editor at large for the atlantic.bout this phone conversation that's no short conversation, 50 minutes. what was it like? how did officials characteristic it? >> the mexican side characterized it, this is the latest in a series of difficulty questions. back last january in 2017, peÑa nieto and trump has a very testy, ack moanous phone call over the wall issue and they tan year later to be at a stalemate over funding for the wall. trump demands mexico pay for it. mexico says no way, no how are we going to pay for this wall. the mexico people find it quite offense. >> help us understand the role of jared kushner. the two leaders hang up and they scuttle this visit of the mexico president to the united states. what role does jared kushner play? >> he's the president's son-in-law, but on mexico he's functioning sort of as a secretary of state. he's the top diplomat in charge of managing that relationship with mexico. jared kushner after the two presidents finished speaking a few hours later picked up the phone and got on

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that's almost glib to say after the move we've seen cle clearly people have been caught offguard, but everybody expected we needed pullback a lot of players believe this is a market to buy the dip quickly. that's something even though there's huge opportunities out there, i think the next couple days could be rocky. >> we're now down more than 600 points on the dow, back to 596, continuing this slightly negative momentum. quickly on the technical points, all of these markets moved below the 50-day moving average. how significant is that for what you talk about about the short-term momentum continuing to the down side >> well, it's extraordinary if you think about it and if you think about where we went from overbought to oversold if i look at a nine day measure of market momentum of the s&p through yesterday's close, we were trading at a 20 nine-day rsi, which is something we have not seen in a couple years if you look at the eem etf, your proxy, you went from friday of last week being the most overbought since 2014. and now in a measure of six trading sessions, you're now the lowest

it stopped short of saying the president will cle classify it. basically saying it will go through the same process the republican memo did with white house lawyers looking at it. a white house spokesman said it will go through the same mechanism as the republican memo. really won't make a decision until the process happens. as you know with the republican memo the president said he would release it 100% before it even went through that process. if it does pass through the house which it is expected to do, it will come to the white house although the president is tweeting today, targeting the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee calling him a liar and a leaker. adam schiff fired back mocking the president for the way he's using his executive time saying instead of tweeting false smears american people would like him to turn off the tv and focus on the funding crisis, the dreamers and so forth. the tweet from the president isn't confidence-inspiring from presidents hoping when he comes to the white house, if it comes to the white h

now cle so the westbound delay is thinning but that eastbound delay is just getting going on a monday afternoon. already plenty heavy from the schuylkill across town out to 95 where it joins up with the normal northbound 95 delay. once you hop on 95 then farther north you're going the hit another jam its here from cottman up to academy where there was some debris on the roadway that's now been cleaned up but still an extra slow go here in the great northeast on the northbound side of 95. andt's a week of changes here of the this is 422. today they closed the off ramp from the eastbound side of route 23, valley forge national park, closed for construction likely through summer and then coming up midweek they're gound traffic onto this new pavement so we'll talk more about the situation on 422 as the days progress but what you want to know right now is the eastbound off ramp to 23 is now closed for a number of months. emergency construction in cherry hill this afternoon it's 70 westbound past 295. single digit speeds there. i would use 38 or kresson road as some alternates. let's grab t

close e classified information, if the president never made the call to waive the process ex cleand cles young man, if that never happened, if the president believed he was operating with a security clearance, if somebody else cleared this to happen and put classified information in his hands, would the fbi investigate that on their own initiative? would there be a congressional inquiry? who looks into that? >> i've written to the chairman of the oversight committee in the house chairman gouty tasked for an investigation of this. that's what they exist for. we know the concern for handling classified information because we were lectured about it through 2016. we ought to get to the bottom of this. you're right to ask ultimately whether someone broke the law in extending classified information to someone not cleared by the president to see it and who failed their background check but can we also point out that they knew that they had a person in the sensitive position who was credibly accused of beating his not his wife but both of his ex-wives that those people have come forward and ther

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crude has cle >> you know what, you're not seeing the rig count really ramp up to meet it.o it looks like this new trading rage is set, which means exxon mobil is fine. chevron texaco is fine a 6% dividend yield, but all of these are fine now and i want to say one last thing they are sectors that get left for dead like retail last year, which is starting to pick up now. that's exactly what's happened with energy. it's been left for dead for quite some time and poised to come higher. >> these are s&p stocks. best case, by the s&p. i'll tell you what is not a problem. >> that's a full problem >> but here's the story. speculators get so involved and overcome the natural xhcommodit trading of the stock that it ultimately influences the share price. so nothing is real in this market in my view, so if you're long-term, i'm saying buy the s&p because you're not going to have a system basis. >> steve, i love you i don't agree and not sure -- >> that's the only thing he said he's right about he loves me. it's unrequited love though. >> if you'll agree with this analyst, however, the

with the treasury yields pushing for percent, one reason for concern is the idea that , if anything,cles little bit concerning. interest rates at 3% are still extremely low. i think one of the worries is rising interest rates on bonds can make stocks look attractive which would hurt some of the bond properties and higher income. moving lessee those than the other energy names for instance. >> i want to get you to the declines we are seeing in things like technology stocks. decentes have reported earnings. nothing has really changed since last week, has it? >> i think there have been fundamental changes. have two major disruptions in the market, the first of which was the idea of disruption in the health care sector coming in the form of -- everywhere mr. bezos goes, you -- i think this is one that is crucial. the wells fargo ruling which usgests a more only regulatory environment is on the horizon. hurdles from the administration that we are obama --der present president obama. levels ofwer regulation benefit financial services. what this administration is shown as they are not going to

national economic council, george banks, said he has resigned after failing to get a permanent security cle. he told "politico" that the white house counsel's office cited his past marijuana use. the president's long-time personal attorney, michael co00n, now says he paid $130 to a porn film star who allegedly had extramarital affair with mr. trump 2006. the payment was made shortly before the 2016 election. cohen told "the new york times that the money came out of histh own pocket, an he was not reimbursed by the trump campaign or company. he did not say why he paid stephanie clifford, whose film name is stormy daniels. mr. trump has denied any affair. in south africa, embattled president jacob zuma announced tonight that he'll resign from office, effective immediately. it came after the ruling african congress ordered him to step down in the face of corruption scandals. in a 30-minute televisedad ess, zuma disputed the accusations against him, then abruptly called an end to his nearly nine-year rule >> i have therefore come to the decision to resign as presidentt republic of with immediat

then if you take into account all of the other actions that are going on here, it's almost like a cles board. right now, mueller has got a knight. he's got flynn. he's got three pawns. he's got papadopoulos, he's got the dutch lawyer. and he's got rick gates. he's also knocked out one of his had castles in the sense of that whole argument about the russian investigation being a hoax. and in the meantime, the queen who is manafort, is being closed in from all sides and faces almost certain jailtime. what we have is we're getting very close to checkmate. and that's why you see all of this crazy activity from donald trump where he's tweeting all kinds of irrational statements. >> yet again today, we should note, directing his attorney general essentially in a public venue to criminally investigate his political enemies. >> that's right. he's doing. >> which he does normally and which we've sort of gotten used to. >> if you take all of these things together, he knows from his joint defense agreement with his lawyers what questions are being asked people close to him. he knows that the inve

president this is a big issue, we need' cle a clearing .ve created, some of my counterparts have done it around the country, but we're the biggest state doing it. it's an app. because kids now are on social media. there were so many warning signs on snapchat, on twitter, on instagram, and they were posting -- they were sending them to all different sources. we're going to have -- and we just got it written in our house and senate budget. it will cost at least half a million dollars a year to fund this. what it does, kids -- so i met with ten students and they loved it and they said i'm empowering them, three of them are my graphic designers -- >> as the president talks to pam bondi, the attorney general from florida, he's been meeting -- he met today for more than an hour, meeting to talk about school safety with leaders, many of whom, other than the parkland florida mayor, many of whom were from red states and were very supportive of gun rights and this is almost an antidote to the meeting he had yesterday. obviously with the survivor, the

jeff, let's talk about how they are able to do their jobs if they don't have these cle clearances. how can the general counsel, mcgahn and others actually review other people's security issues or attend national security meetings? >> it makes it very difficult and we should begin by understanding that top white house officials are the highest priority target to any foreign intelligence service. and the old rule in counterintelligence was you never do anything that would give a kgb officer a medal. and in order to make sure that our nation's secrets are safe, we have this very sophisticated system to try to ask the right questions, do the right background investigations and be confident that people who have access to not just top secret but above top secret are honest, they have high in-telligritty, sound judgment and so on. and if we don't have confidence that they will live up to those stand darts, then typically we don't give them access to our most important secrets. it is very difficult to handling what the white house must be like now when a lot of people have been operating w

there are currently cles to 700,000 immigrants enrolled in the daca program across the u.s., nearly three of ten of them live in california. the l.a. metropolitan area has 89,000 daca recipients, the most of any region in the united states. >>> this morning northern californians can stand up and cheer as we continue our coverage of the 2018 olympic winter games. northern california is already a gold medalist. >> all new this morning we're seeing the moment that jamie anderson celebrated with her mom and dad. the star won the snow board slope style in her second straight games. pretty exciting. >> "today in the bay's" garvin thomas talked with her after that big win. he joins us live from south korea and certainly an exciting time for the family as well as all of us here in northern california. >> reporter: i know, our first northern california gold of this winter olympics. guys, just how good is jamie anderson? in this year's slope style final each rider got two runs, she didn't even need the second one. her first score was so good and so far of all of other riders she could just coast do

iha just want to be totally cle.t's a lie that he just told. >> we pulled it off the computer, we pulled up a sheet, as well. you can actually fill it out online, mail it in, you check a box and sign your name to it. that is pretty much it. >> tucker: i appreciate it. in fact, i want to bring our previous guest -- i want to confirm, because -- is he willing to come back? you just heard that. you claimed at the beginning of the segment that you had to shoe proof of citizenship, a birth certificate, to register to vote, but that is not true. i just want to be clear, do you want to stick with that false claim? >> i read the rules and the law.w. i'm not sure where the alderman is getting this information from. clearly, there's a difference of opinion and a difference of facts. >> tucker: are you saying that every person who registers to vote in your state has shown proof of citizenship of the united states? is that your claim? >> people who register to vote have to show two forms of i.d.,t one can be a passport, which re

. >> the police department in suffolk county had created aat cle of fear. people in the country who were latino felt intimidated ihegoing to police. people were afraid to come forward. phaeople saidthey had been mistreated by the police and they were very frighten ted that rathn take their claim seriously shay would simply be dismissed or mbe suspected of being in a rival gang. >> four members of the ms-13 gang were charged in connection to the september slaying. >> it would take six months for the police the find the suspect killers. in morch law ement officials announced they had found them. among those arrested was a young salvadoran who wase of the leaders of a local subgroup of ms-13 known as a clique. they called themselves the westside slors. he went byhe alias "funny." >> most of the suspects arrested in these recent cases were in the country ially. >> for the ps two years ms-13 has been on a ram page on long island. law enforcement believes there are anywhere from 200 t 400 active ms-13 members and around a dozen cliques. >> brangham: so let's look

. >> ima just want to make it cle. >> we got it >> if it's one event like a missile from korea, that drives down, immediately recovers this is a bunch of things. it's not the 2.85 yield on the bond it's the rate that it got there. >> of course >> it's the speed. i say everybody has got to take the deep breath. you also have unbelievable access to etfs, index etfs, actually free. those people, all the money that came in, let's get through the excess, from the tax plan. >> if i'm a company today and i know i've got cash overseas and a beneficial tax rate, i'm going to call option on buybacks. >> they're in the window still >> you say, okay, as a fundamental investor, i'm looking down the road, there's a call option on these stocks. if you're a good company and you don't have too much leverage, guess what you're going to do. >> it's very hard to point out some good things with the market down, but again, the credit markets are still okay gold, silver, not really that safe haven you would think it would be, the dollar as well i asked jon before, 31 on the vix doesn't seem so bad where we

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cle the clerk: house calendar number 126, house resolution 736, resolved, that at any time after adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2(b) of rule xviii, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill, h.r. 620, to amend the americans with disabilities act of 1990 to promote compliance through education, to clarify the requirements for demand letters, to provide for a notice and cure period before the commencement of a private civil action, and for other purposes. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the judiciary. after general debate the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. the bill shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill are waived. no amendment to the bill shall be in or

this is fascinating when we compare it to what people are talking about now, which is company buybacks cle if a company is doing buybacks it's because they have too much capital. >> companies haven't shown they're price sensitive about buybacks at all. >> where this is a powerful signal, if we get it. >> yes joining us with the dow down 62 points to talk about these markets and what ceo could be the next to buy their stock, victor jones from td ameritrade and david joy from ameriprise financial. vick store, what are you looking to in terms of how we close up this week in terms of how healthy the market is? >> if history has shown us anything, when we see these spikes in volatility, it doesn't spike. we saw is it on monday, we saw is it back on august 8th of 2011 and then february 27th of 2007 in the former two cases, we saw elevated levels of volatility remain in the marketplace for two to three weeks after that initial event. while the underlying fundamentals of the economy hasn't changed much in the last seven days, the psychology of the marketplace certainly has. while that failed rally

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here on set, we have dick durbin of illinois, mike bar in this cle and nick comisorri is with us, as it on so many levels. what was your response to the president's words at cpac about immigration? >> we thought the president's main goal was to build a wall from sea to shining sea. 19th century answer to a 21st century problem. it turns out his goal is the deportation of experience. he wants to see the young people who have been raised in america and want to be part of my future to leave and their parents with them. >> i believe his wife is an immigrant. >> two of them, of course. >> two of the three. >> two of his wives have been immigrants. as i said, it would be a paperweight but for immigrants that came to this country and went to silicone valley. >> joe, hypocrisy is no excuse. the american people get it. what we have gone through, what it's meant to us to have the diversity of this great country. in new york and chicago, you pick it. springfield, illinois, immigration is a critical part of our past and our future. and yet this president is reviving sentiments we have not seen f

representaves, the cle receivedowing messag e secretary of the senate febary 8, 20 at 2:4 p.m. appointment toational cocil on disility,igned sincerel kar las e spketempor the unfinished bs ie vot on pas of h. 4771 oic thclerk ll rep theitle of t bl. the cler union calendar number 4, r. 4771, a bill to is theonsidatedssets threshd unde thenkholdmpany sted or other purpes. the speaker proeore: question ion passage of the ill. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] ited bthe u.s.o presentas.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 280. the nays are 139. the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every