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mr. president. journal.'s washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. this morning, new york republican congressman john faso.so f -- john punishment dan kildee , -- congressman tom kildee, and tom hart. the effect of president trump's proposed budget cuts. what c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. >> reverend billy graham who died last week at the age of 99, will lie in honor at the u.s. apitol on wednesday and memorial service with house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell speaking. the first time a private civilian will lie in honor at the capital since rosa parks in 2005. live coverage starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> next week on landmark cases we explore the civil rights cases of 1883. struck down the previous civil rights act accredited people regardless of race access to accommodations like trains and theaters. join the conversation and follow us at c-span. there are resources for background. go to our website at c-span.org/landmark cases. you can order the companion boo

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steele's work, but the clinton associates work from temporarily feeding mr. 's allegations. it raises huge additional concerns about his credibility. let me slow down here. in addition to hillary clinton buying and paying a bought and paid for a 12 plus million dollar phony, fake news russian propaganda dossier to influence the election, is that not bad enough, you have clinton associates and the obama state department funneling allegations for a second dossier to christopher steel. watch the second part in terms of the new memo that came out today. on the face, the dossier appears that mr. steele gathered much of his information -- let's do this really slow. from russian government sources inside of russia, according to the law firm, mr. steele's dossiers were further proof of fusion gps on the half of the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign. the senators are saying that steele was using russian sources to help them smear then candidate and later on incoming president donald trump. the second memo is also accusing christopher steel of lying either to the

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mr. secretary. s it just purely the number of -- [inaudible] sanctions -- the heaviest -- it's both we think the largest in number we've ever one against them as well as impactful. would just say that this brings up the total to over 450 north ns that we have on korea. i would say approximately half of those have been done in the last year. so we've had sanctions since 005 under president trump's leadership we've done half of those in the last year. >> some of those sanctions -- have done hundreds of --- -- of dollars [inaudible] ou're arguing that these are more impactful? >> again, i'm not going to make any specifics. chinese entities. at them tinue to look like everyone else. we expect people to follow of ugh on the obligations the u.n. sanctions and our sanctions programs. is russia extent helping north korea evade sanctions? >> i'm not going to make any omments specifically on that other than to say, that obviously, russia and china are that have traded with them and we're working those.ly with b

mr. trump,s from saying their memo was aboullthe way the igence community handles investigations and not about the mueller investigation into links between the trump campaign and russia. >> the memo has no impact on the russian pre? rep. g dy: not to me, it doesn't, and i was pretty integrally involved. aura: the president has been tweeting approvingut the man democrats say is a stooge of the white house. devin nunes, chair of the house intelligence committof and architeche memo. mr. trump called him a man of tremendous courage and grit, who may someday be recognized as an american hero. the president was most disapproving of the leading democrat on house intelligence committee adam schiff, calling him one of the biggest liars and leakers in washington. adam schiff wants the democratic reply to the nunes memo to to be released command said this o twitter -- part, in ohio this afternoon, the president was weathering about the -- with a ring about the withering about the desecrats, saying their resp to his state of the union address was unpatriotic. president trump: un-american, -american.

mr. "p.t.i.'s" belief that -- peterson's belief that the shooter or shooters were outside." but with over 100 rounds fired over six minutes, jeff bell questions peterson's claims. >> with that information, you know where those rounds are being fired from, you better get your butt inside that building. there are plenty of circumstances and past scenarios where shooters have simply just given up because they saw a uniformed police officer making entry. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said it was also investigating unconfirmed reports that three other deputies stayed outside and whether two of 16 calls about suspect nikolas cruz's behavior before the shooting were properly handled. governor rick scott has now called for a state investigation, and more than 70 republican state lawmakers signed a letter urging the governor to suspend sheriff scott israel. the sheriff refuses to step down. >> i can only take responsibility for what i knew about. >> reporter: student activists and their supporters are keeping the focus on pushing for stricter gun laws. survivors returned to campu

at the gates of mr marcus ‘s sanctuary, the name itself supplies and one of the cruellest regimes.educed a ship called the lift using cells from another sheep. citizens have tried to come to grips with their new freedom. though there isjoy to come to grips with their new freedom. though there is joy and relief today, the scars are everywhere. not to 20 years have locusts being seen in such numbers in this part of africa, some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time the public will see this pope, very soon for the sake of the credibility and the authority of the next pope. an addict the 16th in his own world will be hidden from the world for the rest of this is newsday on the bbc. i‘m rico hizon in singapore. i‘m sharanjit leyl in london. our top stories: in an emotional confrontation at the white house, several school shooting survivors have urged president trump to tighten gun control. with casualties increasing in syria, european diplomats are calling on the un security council to consider a new resolution for a 30—day ceasefire. and is she? 0r isn‘t she? so

unacceptable in excusable and i'm going to continue to fight against it as hard as well as i can well mr b.'s the best of luck with that i really appreciate your time with us today and terrorists please keep the conversation going in our social media pages that's for me hope to see you again same place same time here in a while the part. of the economy that's been created by financialization of everything and. totally ignore it just made that word up to ignore something. local infrastructure built now trump saying we want to do infrastructure we've got to go borrow a trillion or two trillion dollars for a loan to our biggest creditor that would be china again china is owning all the cars now in the twenty second century in america can't even get from point a to point b. . or similar for the spurs to the east you know because in most of the snowboarding one of them would. be over in years good new books and the bush will say you know you put him over the i'm close but i'm this material to move dimaggio because you know my mom they're going to just go in you know focused on. surfing demeanor wi

unacceptable in its usable and i'm going to continue to fight against it as hard as loud as i can well mr b.'s the best of luck with that i really appreciate your time with us today and terrorist please keep the conversation going on our social media pages so me hope to see you again same place same time here and while the part. algy's headline news from exotic to toxic decades of environmental damage on a portuguese auditor blamed on a u.s. air base as locals reporting creases in cancer and other illnesses. german tabloid newspapers left red faced after it gets into running a bogus story about russian meddling in german politics one of the pranksters tells r.t. how they did it we knew how to feel like an editor and what we did was we came up with the story of the techie like in the spy it was. also this our claims of child sex abuse at an orphanage in central russia shocked the nation and sparked a major investigation.

s? well, i am drained to discuss it. —— joined. mrsd shut? people like ken clarke are saying she is still talking about a customs arrangement. so if it closed? about a customs arrangement. so if it closed ? i about a customs arrangement. so if it closed? i don't think it is closed and importantly she made a solid commitment to the good friday agreement andl solid commitment to the good friday agreement and i think if we are going to see no hard border in northern ireland, there will have to be some arrangement over both customs and of course you talked about common travel area is, so an element of free movement, too. i think the door is left open and no doubt we will be wiser after the cabinet meetings on thursday. maybe. jess phillips, if the government is going to be pushed into accepting membership of the customs union, that requires tim corbyn to get on board. any sign of that happening any time soon? personally, i think we need to stay in the customs union. the labour party has been very clear that the very least in the transition

mr.'s could tell us -- >> i have not heard that discussion at all. gates, toay crossing try to avert that kind of damage, an accident that you're describing, i have not heard of that. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. maloney. obviously there are a number of other questions left on both sides of the aisle. as he can see, there is a great deal of frustration about the current implementation, as well as -- i would say the thing that is most concerning is not just where were your at on implementing, but the question each -- eachre different post, where each different rail is on their requests. if you have a timeline, we want to see that timeline. if you have questions or concerns or impediments we want to know what those are. if you have not received funding, maybe you should request funding. but certainly ignoring a congressional mandate again will not be tolerated by either side of the aisle. mr. anderson, i will not hold you accountable to your predecessor's comments, but i will tell you that when we visited philadelphia, that it implemen

speeds currently in the 20's and 30's, mr. matt. >> thank you, karen.r your first look at business. investors could see a slight rebound today after the carnage wall street left behind yesterday: the dow jones plunged 1175 points yesterday. at one point it was down 1500. it was the biggest single day point drop in history and the worst day for stocks in seven years. the 600-point loss back on friday combined with yesterday's big selloff, erased all of the market's gains in 2018. stock futures point to just double digit gains at the opening bell but stocks are down big time in europe and in asia. >>> bon ton stores the latest brick and mortar retailer to file for bankruptcy protection. the chain founded in the 19th century survived the great depression and other economic down turns but then amazon came along and other online retail giants. bon ton has 250 stores in 24 states including its headquarters in york, pennsylvania. and several stores in bucks county and the lehigh valley. >>> philadelphia area boston markets have a deal that's just for the birds

mr. speaker, you were there. he was talking to 370 under 18's. but mr. speaker, what these discussions have revealed is that there is no logical principles pull objection to vote at 16. that's why the welsh and scottish government supported. that's why every single political party in this house support it except of course, the conservative party and the d.u.p. once again, join in opposition to change. they're not the coalition of chaos, mr. speaker. they're the coalition of cave men. not oes the minister realize -- >> order, order. one member thinks he knows what he's talking is speaking at me. it shouldn't escape somebody of great intelligence. emily thornbury. >> i was talking about cave men, mr.speaker and i what i wanted to say is this. why doesn't the minister realize the lesson that we women taught the predecessors 100 years ago when change is right it cannot be resisted forever. and this is a change whose time has come. mr. speaker, i -- i think the right honorable lady is to wean herself of watching old versions of "the flintstones" on the channe

. >> reporter: reids ferry market 's mr sam safa can't believe his wock. winning powerball ticket worth $560 million was bought here. >> i get $75,000, as a bonus for o lling the ticket, and who can say no to money? >> reporter: the ticket owner wants her money, but she wants d stay anonymous, claiming it's a "significant invasion of her privacy" in a lawsuit filed in new hampshire state court. in 2016, a new hampshire powerball winner established a trust and claimed their $487 million, but january's winner icgned her name on the ticket as requested by lottery instructions. by not claiming her prize, she ntands to lose $50,000 a day in interest. edward jones financial adviser perry radford works in rdrrimack. what's the first order of business? >> you want to have a whole group of people on your side, because everybody is going to be >>ming after you. so build a team that can be on your side. >> reporter: already, she's got a lot of people on her side. >> it's going to be a living hell. she'll have to change her name and move away if they put her name out

emma and her classmates rightly have called these excuses, quote, b-s. mr. president, we must actually listen to these students, and we must act to protect them and all of our children. people across new hampshire own guns for hunting, sport, and protection. new hampshire has a long tradition of responsible gun ownership that i respect and that i am committed to upholding. but i also know that the people in new hampshire do not want dangerous weapons in the wrong hands. it's our job to keep our citizens safe and we owe it to the students and survivors who are speaking out t, to those who have lost, we have lost to tragic violence and to their families and loved ones to come together and make our communities safer. the level of gun violence in america is a public health crisis that is unique to our nation. and like all public health challenges, there are actions we can take to mitigate harm and save lives. we can put in place responsible, commonsense policies that will do just that. to start, mr. president, we know that the shooter in parkland displayed warni

. >> mr.'secretary specifically what reforms you think congress should consider to make sure they are not subject to the predatory behavior? >> again one west did not originate those loans. the most important thing is that banks originate loans that bar or worse can afford to underwrite properly and that was the biggest problem with the hud crisis. >> i will give the rest my time to the ranking member. >> thank you very much but i'm going to yield my time that you have given to me too -- but that's okay. >> with my one minute and 37 seconds i will acknowledge some of my colleagues to congratulate each other on this tax bill you've been invoking small business people buries this and you've been invoking bank tellers and regular folks like that. i noticed you didn't mention the hedge fund managers or even the president and the tax benefits to perhaps secretary of the treasury might benefit. you calculated your own personal benefit from this recent tax though? >> i don't think i get much benefit at

mr. putin 's next term opens up the conversation in a way that has not been open until now. thethe next six years, system seems quite able to handle the uncertainty of his any -- of any system. -- has been very prominent in promoting and describing the candidacy or the non-candidacy at this point of -- but it is clear to my mind that it struck a certain chord in russian domestic politics which at tosent is not really amount a major political challenge to the system, but i think there is a degree of uncertainty there and challenge the mastic to the system that we ought to be thinking about in serious ways, i don't think it is going to be a systemic change but a realignment perhaps. last but not least, my question would be to both my colleagues to spoke before me and perhaps to you too, what do you make of this very strange presidential campaign? with -- being marginalized but still playing a huge role as a voice for many in the young generation and then there is the -- idates that raises a very uncomfortable system of howhe to handle it the raising of questions in the public

mrs. roosevelt traveled oversea s at a time when it was dangerous to be traveling overseas, but she wanted to study what people in europe were doing in the wartime. she went into some not safe areas in the pacific, because, again, she wanted to report back to the president what was happening during the war, and even after she left the white house, she was traveling on be h behalf of the united nations, and even after she left the u.n., she was a goodwill ambassador talking about u.n. and the importance of people supporting the united nations. >> in the strength that we should be concerned that -- >> off of this bedroom was her favorite sleeping area. the sleeping r porch. and sleeping porches were added on to houses in the time when air conditioning was not something that most people had. eleanor roosevelt loved nature, and she would take two or three walks a day, and she had two scotty d scottie dogs that she would take with her. and she would enjoy nature, and quite often in her kol lom "my daily day" she would talk about the birds or the pond or the trees or the purple blue strife which

mr. netanyahu has been s questioneral times since the start of 2017. he has spoken on israeli television and denied any wrongdoing. a man convicted of planting bombs in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood in 2016 has been sentenced to life inn. temad khan rahimi was conv in on all eight counts including october planting aomb that wounded 30 people when it exploded in 2016. africa, thesouth ruling african national congress has asked president jacob zuma to resign. the anc says he has reed to stand down, but only after a transition period of three to six months, which the party rejected. mr. zuma came under mounting pressure to leave his post following a series of tion scandals. our africa editor fergal keane reports from johannesburg.it fergal: not the night of the long knives, but still a party moving definitively to be rid of a defiantresident. late last night, the convoy of cyril ramaphosa, to tell the exutive that after a short meeting, jacob zuma was refusing to resign voluntarily. the part debated what to do next. half past midnight, and they are sti

or team shuster is that known here or just a couple of mr t.'s tweets he said i predict pain to sweden and victory for the usa yeah that's right but what i'm talking about where and it's a winner for of course he was also one of the first people to congratulate team shuster on twitter saying i'm so proud of you as always get in touch with us using the hashtag a.j. news go to a tweet me directly a time tatiana that's all this bill for now i'll be back later housing is back to you thanks very much a touch and i will see you again tomorrow never get enough of mr t. we all love and that is it for this edition of news grid these are some of the ways you can get in touch with us we'll see you again here in twenty four hours. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage that it was every day but the message is a simplistic you have to find good logical rational person crazy monster and misinformation is rife dismissal and does not well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoi

mrs. clinton ae 's e-mails and disseminating them.hat is being said is that president trump was put in the office or abetted by the russians and people go on to say that he is therefore in some way under the control of the kremlin and therefore treasoness. so i see here two crisis. with this i'll stop. one, a crisis of the american presidency. this has never been said by an american president before so far as i know. secondly, a crisis of american/russian relations because we are now in a cold war much more dangerous than the preceding one. we have to ask ourselves, if we don't trust our president to keep us out of a nuclear conflict or any kind of war with russia, are we doomed? these are the consequences of what we call russia gate for which i can find no factual evidence. >> david, no factual evidence? the mueller 37-page indictment did have a lot of facts in it. >> it sure did, and when you go through the 37 pages, what you get are intercepted conversations between people who were working in this patrol factory, as we call it, fou

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mr.'s income your testimony, you -- miss gibson, in your testimony, you mentioned pressed pills domestically. the dea has also acknowledged that they are widely available on the open internet, and some vendors mislabel equipment in regulatoryoid oversight your one-way traffickers have been able to further increase the production and availability of illicit fentanyl and other synthetic opioids. my question is -- i have several -- under current law, importers and exporters are required to shipment off the tableting and encapsulating machines. how does the dea ship requirements? ms. gibson: i appreciate your concerns about those machines, and i am happy that dea did take that measure and get us that regulation and get it in place. that requires any encapsulation and tabulating machine a 15-day requirement. obviously, you will have the legal people out there that abide by the laws, and they will be telling us they are bringing it in. we at dea, i have to worry about the ones that are not playin

she lived here until her death in the early 1950's, with eleanor roosevelt. mrs. roosevelt took over the use of this area. her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guests and work every day. at this desk, which was made at industries. there is a little nameplate on there. -- her first name is misspelled on the nameplate. aswas given to her as a gift a child. hernotice right away that name was misspelled, but she said thank you very much and used it for that day until the timer for death. this tell you a lot about eleanor roosevelt. it was not important to her that her name was misspelled. she appreciated the gift that the child had given her. wrote a daily column by day, which was her way of reaching out to the american and connecting the government, the american people during a time when people were feeling a lot of fear, a lot of despair after the great depression happened and people have lost everything. their homes, their jobs, their life savings. suggested shend do the column. it was a column eleanor roosevelt wrote six days a week, no matter

mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of senate s. 77 , the amber alert in indian -- indian country act of 2017. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. raskin: i strongly support this bill. through the grant program re-authorized by s. 772, tribal haw law -- law enforcement agencies will have the capacity to issue their own amber alerts and allow tribal alert systems to be integrated with the more advanced amber alert communications of state and regional law enforce. today. the amber alert program is a owerful tool that is geographically targets law providers sign to issue urgent alerts. they can instantly galvanize a community to search for an endangered child. the amber alert program has directly led to the rescue of more than 900 children. presently the amber alert program is jewsed in -- used in all 50 states, here in the district of columbia, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands and amber alert systems have evolved to utilize all available technology in notifying the public of a child abduction. native american tribal communities are unable to fake full advantag

she lived here until her death in the early 1950's, with eleanor roosevelt. mrs. roosevelt took over the use of this area and this became her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guests. this is where she would work every day. at this desk, which was made at the val-kill industries. the industry thing about the desk is there's a little lame plates on there. it's actually her first name is misspelled on the nameplate. this was given to her as a gift by a child. she obviously noticed right away that her name was misspelled but you didn't say a word, she said thank you very much and she used it from that day to the time of her death. this tells you a lot about eleanor roosevelt. it was not important to her that her name was misspelled, she appreciated the gift of the child had given her. mrs. roosevelt wrote a daily column, which was her way of reaching out to the american people and connecting the government to the american people during a time when people were feeling a lot of fear, a lot of despair after the great depression happened and people had

without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i want to talk about something that gives me hope in the wake of the senseless tragedies and attacks on our community. the power of students to change the course of history. 50 years ago this week, 15,000 students in east los angeles rose up in solidarity to demand culturally relevant education, better facilities and diverse teachers. i rise in honor of those students from wilson, lincoln, roosevelt, and belmont high schools who started a movement that would be known as the east los angeles walkouts. i also rise in honor of current student activists everywhere. student activism has always been a powerful response to social injustice, and when those in power fail to listen or act in the interests of all people, it is time for a new generation of americans to speak up, walk out, and organize. whether you're in east l.a. in 1968 or in parkland, florida , in 2018, you will be heard, you will be remembered and you'll become the change we all seek. i thank you and i yield back. . t

continues to drastically reshape the consumer financial protection bureau or c f p b last week mr mulvaney strip c f p b s office of fair lending and equal opportunity which pursues discrimination cases of enforcement power is action was denounced by civil rights groups at the same time mr mo veiny c f p b is undoing an obama era regulation on payday loans and has dropped notable pending payday lender cases including that of one company world acceptance corp that had donated to mulvaney as political campaigns payday lenders previously donated an estimated sixty thousand congressional campaign dollars to low veiny between two thousand and eleven and two thousand and seventeen the motivating c.f. p b is also reportedly scaling back an investigation into the equifax data breach last month mr mo veiny was criticised for saying c f t v represents lenders when his agency is specifically chartered to protect consumers by law and by name. the general manager of the bank for international settlements has some remarkably harsh words for crypto currencies general mattis manager gustin carsten addressing an audience

mr. gary and his philadelphia eagles. ♪ fly eagles fly s >> tis a special dream come true. >> way to go, and thank you for watching here on a thursday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow to finish the >>> no rain and warm winter. are we headed for another drought? tonight we're live with the evidence that says yes and no. >>> rammed the officer. >> rammed and dragged on that motorcycle like a rag doll. >>> two bay area officers injured today in incidents with eerie similarities, and one major difference. >>> the battery charger catches fire on board a plane, raising important questions about the risks of our electronic devices. i'm michael finney, ahead you'll see the frightening video. >>> remember this? the sight of dry lakes and cracked ground could return to california this year. but some say the situation is not that dire. thanks for joining us, i'm kristin zee in for ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. for the first time in months, three california counties fall into the severe drought category, shown on this map in orange. >> and today's snow survey found t

mr. police s explicit photos and white's lawyers have always denied the claims.journalists including myself but matt gutman did ask him about those allegations. >> shaup, over the past couple of days the sexual harassment allegations against you by lena zawaideh have resurfaced. >> lena. >> are you concerned that they're going to tarnish your legacy? >> you know, honestly i'm here to talk about the olympics, not, you know, gossip so -- but i don't think so. i am who i am and i'm proud of who i am and my friends, you know, love me and vouch for me and i think that's -- stands on its own. >> reporter: and just a short while ago white apologizing for using the word gossip in that press conference. white's turn on the halfpipe earned him his third olympic gold medal. >> all right. i know you're having a good time. thank you very much and we'll have more reports from you coming up. >>> that we will and now more on that star-studded "black panther" screening at the museum of modern art right here in new york city. the cast hit the red carpet and talked to one of the mo

radio 4's pm programme revealed mr forsyth was subject to three separate complaints of inappropriateds female members of staff before he left the save the children in 2015. mr forsyth said in a statement he had made personal mistakes and "i recognise that on a few occasions i had a unsuitable and thoughtless, stations with colleagues which i now know caused offence and hurt. i apologise unreservedly to the collea g u es apologise unreservedly to the colleagues involved and i thought theissue colleagues involved and i thought the issue closed many years ago." mr forsyth is currently a senior figure at the un charity unicef and it said tonight it is discussing the matter with him "so we can take appropriate action." this of course is the second case involving the charity in recent days. brendan cox, the husband of the murdered mpjo cox, admitted at the weekend that he had made mistakes and behaved in a way that caused some women heard and offence when he had worked at the same charity. james, thanks very much. the brexit secretary david davis has tried to reassure the eu that the uk wo

s. >> brangham: mr. trump went on to lay out other ideas he said ow supports. >> we're gonna do strong background checks. we're gonna work on getting the age up to instead of 18. we're getting rid of the bump stocks. and we're going to be focusing very strongly on mental health. >>rangham: the n.r.a. has opposed raising the age limits for buying any rifles, including the a-r-15 used in the florida shootings. but the president predicted he'll bring them around. >> i don't think i'loing up against them. i really think the n.r.a. wants to do what is right. >> brangham: the president has already asked the justice departmework on banning those bump stock devices, like the ones used in last years massacre ilas vegas . but the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives said today it is still reviewing whether it can actually regulate bump stocks without congressional approval. meanwhile,epublicans in are facingressure, as evidenced by last night's cnn town hall event in florida. senator marco rubio was

to drastically reshape the consumer financial protection bureau or c f p b last week mr mole of a me stripped c f p b s office of fair lending and equal opportunity which pursues discrimination cases of enforcement power is action was denounced by civil rights groups at the same time mr mo veiny c.f.p. be his undoing in obama era regulation on payday loans and has dropped notable pending payday. are cases including that of one company world acceptance corp that had donated to mulvaney s political campaigns payday lenders previously donated an estimated sixty thousand congressional campaign dollars to mulvaney between two thousand and eleven and two thousand and seventeen. c f p b is also reportedly scaling back an investigation into the equifax data breach last month mr moe veiny was criticized for saying c f p b represents lenders when his agency is specifically chartered to protect consumers by law and by name. the general manager of the bank for international settlements has some remarkably harsh words for crypto currencies general mattis manager gustin carsten addressing an audience in frankfurt ge

to drastically reshape the consumer financial protection bureau or c f p b last week mr mauvais the strip c f p b s office of fair lending and equal opportunity which pursues discrimination cases of enforcement power is action was denounced by civil rights groups at the same time mr mo veiny c.f.p. be his undoing in obama era regulation on payday loans and has dropped notable pending payday lender cases including that of one company world acceptance corp that had donated to mulvaney as political campaigns payday lenders previously donated an estimated sixty thousand congressional campaign dollars to love a neighbor tween two thousand and eleven and two thousand and seventeen mo then a c f p b is also reportedly scaling back an investigation into the equifax data breach last month mr mo veiny was criticized for saying c f p b rep. zent lenders when his agency is specifically chartered to protect consumers by law and by name. the general manager of the bank for international settlements has some remarkably harsh words for crypto currencies general mattis manager gustin carsten addressing an audience

mr. president, ms-13's motto is kill, rape, control. the attorney general jeff sessions has said before, the department of justice's motto is justice for victims and consequences for criminals. and we, too, are living by that motto. the department of justice is devoting the resources necessary to ensure that our citizens are no longer being held hostage by murderous savages like ms-13 members. and it is working. last year, the department secured convictions against more than 1,200 gang members. we charged the most federal firearm prosecutions in a decade. we brought the most cases against violent criminals in at least a quarter of a century. and we also are enhancing the capacity of the northern triangle countries, el salvador, honduras and guatemala. so they can combat ms-13 themselves. this past summer, attorney general sessions visited el salvador, where he met with the el salvadoran attorney general melendez to discuss joint efforts to dismantle ms-13 at its roots. soon after that meeting, 700 gang members were charged in el salvado

mr. president, amid talk s o arming teachers and mental health, what commitments can you make to american students that these policies will make them safer? >> i think it's going to make it safer. the problem that's been happening over the last 20 years, people have talked. you said it, it's all talk, no action. we're going to take action. the fact that you have some capability within a school, they're not going to go into that school. they're not going to do it. look at what's happening with airplanes. we put marshalls marshals on pl guns. nothing has happened in a long period of time where it was getting to the point of being routine. when you have somebody with a gun staring you down, it's going to be a lot different for them to walk into those schools. right now they look at the sign outside, this is a gun-free environment. that means they're the only one with a gun. the damage this lunatic did in that school for such a long period of time. frankly, you had a gun and he was outside as a guard and he decided not to go in. that was not his finest moment. that, i can tell you. he waited

mr. lubin: a wonderful painting of a young mother in an s-curve position. she is holding an infant in one arm and the hand of her daughter, in a sailor suit, on the left. this is on the hudson river, up in the mountains. they are watching the troops go off to war. presumably daddy is one of those soldiers we see marching off. it is a splendidly beautiful picture. i love in particular, nobody know about this painting until about 10 years ago. the philips gallery in washington. some conservators were looking through paintings in storage. they discovered the one they were looking at had another beneath it. it turns out the artist, gifford beale, hadn't been able to sell the painting because after the war, people no longer wanted paintings of the war. he put a fresh canvas over it. it was only discovered half a century later. steve: talk about the color in that artwork. mr. lubin: artists talk about aerial perspective. this is almost a lesson in aerial perspective, with the haze softening the mountains in the distance. the locomotive steam clouds here on the si

s. we had mr. heller back in the 1960's and all that, but we have not seen that in 20 to 30 years.germans are traumatized. i do not know if we are traumatized i the 1970's, but it is difficult looking at the fundamentals to see that happen. francine: if inflation goes up, should we be traumatized by inflation? lookin europe, can we through inflation at 2.5%, or should we stick to 2%? daniel: slightly different targets with the fed and europe. if the fed really believes that they want 2% on average, that means there should be some metric radware inflation is. we have been below 2% for a long time, and we should have it above 2%. we have not much further to go. we wanted more inflation, we are getting it. this caused a bit of a s hock in the equity markets. so it is good for equities. francine: let me bring you to my charge, and this is the spread between five-year and a 30 year treasury's. -- 30 year treasuries. daniel: things are different this time. if we look at what has been happening with this spread, people concerned about the fault in the spread, the decline, wondering if it

more capital to invest, whether it is a small business owner the lowest tax rates since the 1930's or mrn the play that capital, hopefully in manufacturing, service industries, opportunities to employ more americans and better paying jobs. any other questions? >> the calculator is being rolled out -- just so we understand, this calculator is going to help people understand whether it adjust the wasn't thatand going to be done automatically? >> that is a good question and thank you for asking that. is that we had w-4 the old system, and we with the irs and tax policy to change the withholding requirements for companies so that americans without doing anything with automatically get the benefit of the tax cuts act. step number two is now to provide individual taxpayers inability they can go in to look at their own specific situation and make sure their withholding is correct. we encourage people to do this. it is not something they need to do it with encourage people to check the calculator and adjusted to their specific situation and can print out a new w-4 to the extent of their situatio

hun" goes " the ranking democrat on the house intelligence cee representative adam s chiff responded "quite the opposite, mr president," aled the memo "shoddy." schiff has authored a counter- edmo, which remains classi the author of the g.o.p. memo, chairman of the house intell nunes, said on fox news yesterday that there is no evidence of collusion between donald trump and russia and thae he released th out of a" obligation to the american people." when asked if he had read the applications for surveillance warrants, nunes admitted that he did not personally review them, but rather he relied on fellow intelligence committeeember republican trey gowdy. representative gowdy tweeted that he has serious concerns about the fisa process but he is "100% confident in special counsel robert mueller"" and "the contents of this memo doot in any w discredit his investigation." in his first week as acting director of the consumer tnancial protection bureau, mick mulvaney sat president trump put him in the position to "protect people without trampling on capitalism." and one of mulvaney's more controversial moves was re