eastern time. seven bills on the calendar day all naming various post offices around the country and any requested votes will take place at 6:30. then later in the week, the house will consider a bill to loosen emissions standards. you can watch the house live right here on c-span. and later we'll be hearing from education secretary betsy devos speaking to gathering of state education officials in washington, d.c. live this afternoon at 4:15 eastern time on c-span3. and vice president mike pence and u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley will be speaking at the american-israel public affairs committee conference in washington, d.c. joined by congressional leaders live at 5:00 p.m. eastern. that's also on c-span3. >> tonight on "the communicators," democratic f.c.c. commissioner mignon clyburn discusses the f.c.c.'s rejection of net neutrality, spectrum auctions and how to expand broadband throughout the u.s. she's interviewed by brian fung, technology reporter for "politico." brian: you brought up

. >>> 4:15 eastern time. a fast-acting school resource officer in maryland being credited with stopping a school shooter and saving lives. police say 17-year-old austin wyatt rollins shot a female student. he had a prior relationship with her. he shot another male student before classes began tuesday morning. the sheriff's office says s.w.a.t.-trained officer blaine gaskill engaged rollins in less than a minute. >> wow. it is not clear whether the gunman shot himself or was shot by officer gaskill. officials say the rapid response likely saved lives. a stark contrast to the armed deputy in parkland, florida, who waited outside the building during the massacre last month. there have been 17 shootings in schools in the u.s. this year. >>> education secretary betsy devos grilled by democrats at a contentious house hrl yesterday. she was pressed on issues including if states should decide whether teachers should carry guns. things turned especially tense when she was asked about the department's moves to delay or

eastern time. and later, we'll hear from education secretary betsy devos speaking to a gathering of state education officials in washington, d.c. she'll be there live at 4:15 eastern time on c-span3. also on c-span3, vice president mike pence and u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nicki haley will be speaking at the american-israel public affairs committee conference, joined by congressional leaders. we will have that at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >> tonight on "the communicators" democratic f.c.c. commissioner mignon clyburn discusses the f.c.c.'s rejection of net neutrality, spectrum auctions, and how to expand broadband throughout the u.s. she's interviewed by brian fong, technology reporter for "politico." brian: earlier you brought up the federal trade commission and this week there was a big court decision involving the f.t.c.'s authority and whether or not they can sue at&t for its alleged misrepresentation to consumers about unlimited data. what lessons do you draw from that court ruling and particularly

. >>> 4:17 eastern time. protests in sacramento, california four days after police gun down an unarmed black man in his grandmother's backyard. dme demonstrators demanding the arrest of the offeicers who sho and killed stephon clark. >> a cell phone in his grandmother's yard. protesters also blocked the entrance at the golden one center where the kings and hawks were about to play. most ticket holders were not able to get inside. the game played in front of a largely empty arena. fans expressed outrage. the kings owner took to the court with this message. >> we at the kings recognize we have a big platform. it is a privilege, but also a responsibility. a responsibility that we take very seriously. we recognize that it is not just business as usual and we are going to work really hard to bring everybody together to make the world a better place starting with our own communiti night went on. >>> the 16-year-old girl shot at the maryland high school this week will be taken off life support. the mother of jaelynn

eastern time on c-span. on6:00 p.m. eastern time c-span.nd then, the march for our lives rally in washington, d.c.. 12:00n watch that at eastern time. we will be kicking off the conversation on saturday morning on the washington journal, 7:00 a.m. eastern time. you should tune in. we will be talking to students across the country, those coming to washington dc. -- washington, d.c.. we are also hearing from viewers 25 and under. those are the phone calls we will be taking tomorrow on the washington journal for the full three hours, and we will continue with that coverage of the march for our lives rally .ere on c-span, c-span.org and you can also get the free radio app as well. we have a few minutes left to get in more phone calls. point $3 trillion in spending is what democrats and republicans agreed to yesterday. don in virginia, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. first, i would like to say thank you for c-span, and we don't know what the projected expenditure is going to be -- we now know what the projected expenditure is go

eastern time.orecasts call for an increase of 205,000 in non-farm payrolls. steve liesman's first on cnbc interview with chicago fed president charles evans at 8:40 a.m. on "squawk box. >>> toys "r" us may soon liquidate its u.s. operations. landon dowdy has more on that. >>> trouble in toy land. sources tell cnbc that toys "r" us could close down its entire u.s. business, though the situation is still fluid that news is impacting shares of hasbro and mat tetel in early trading. hasbro off by 2.5% mattel off by 5% both retailers said the bankruptcy last year affected their business toys "r" us filed for chapter 11 in september amid fierce competition from walmart, amazon and as more shoppers buy online toys a"r" us obtained a 3.$3.5 billion loan to keep running, but they were risking breaching the terms of the loan following a disappointing holiday season sales, store traffic and profits fell short of what they told lenders to expect. toys "r" us has more than 800 stores nationwide. back over to yo

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misrata the syrian observatory for human rights says the syrian army has taken the time as it steps up its assault on eastern. the enclave is the last major rebel stronghold near the capital damascus assad's forces a night claiming major gains they have reportedly isolated the key times of duma anti-rust moving into the areas around them and cutting off connecting roads opponents and aid groups have accused the regime of using chemical weapons attacks they used they used just to roam and fourscore and they're now. i mean in just a sea days there were already more than one hundred and fifteen people killed most of them children i saw in my so if i work as a journalist and therefore the graph there with the mostest media center when the building gets a hit this site but then i'm death. we're washed it through there to dismount what have been civil ends and children the government strongly rejects the allegation. we absolutely denied the existence of any chemical weapons including chlorine gas. the united nations has condemned the intensity of the government to so in the last three weeks the shelling and ash tr

next. >>> 4:46 eastern time. another big story from "the washington post." unsel robert mueller investigating a period of time last summer when trump tried to drive jeff sessions to quit. mr. trump attacking sessions in 2016 as beleaguered and weak and disappointing. mueller questioning the president's state of mind to determine if he was trying to force sessions out to undermine the russia investigation. >> "the post" also stating that mr. trump referring to mr. sessions behind the scenes as mr. magoo. this time, sessions is responding, forcefully. here is cnn's laura jarrett. >> reporter: after months of public attacks by the president and too many tweets to count, the attorney general hit back. the rare statement from jeff sessions hours after the president essentially called him a disgrace and took a shot at the inspector general. the internal watch dog at the department of justice. sessions said as long as i'm the attorney general, i will continue to discharge my duties with honor and this department will continue to do its work in a fair and impartial m

. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ >>> 4:15 eastern time on a tuesday.g starts today, not that you could tell from the weather. a possible tornado touching down in jacksonville, alabama. at jacksonville state university, authorities went room to room checking on students after the storm damaged dorm roofs and sports coliseum. many students were away for spring break. >>> power outages reported in alabama and georgia. this is due to turn into another nor'easter up the coast into wednesday. for the latest on the forecast, let go live to cnn weather center and meteorologist pedram javaheri. it is spring, but this is four in three weeks, by my count? >> it is. after a quiet winter. we come through march and three going on four. across the southern u.s., active weather. severe thunderstorms in place. you know this is the time of year you see activity spike. it has been quiet in that especially. we had about 80 tornadoes this season. three coming through in the past several hours. all across the state of alabama. potentially one more added into the state of ge

eastern time on book tv, all of our programs from the city will air together in one time block. we will visit the home of charlie love it who is -- love it --lovett who is been collecting memorabilia since he was a child. -- lewis carroll memorabilia since he was a child. >> the first edition of alice in wonderland is an interesting printing story, he had 2000 copies printed at his own expense. we see the famous picture of the white rabbit for chapter one. about 50 of these copies have been bound, and they started looking at them and realizing that some had been too heavily inked. some of the printing on one side of the page was bleeding through into the illustrations on the other side. lewis carroll decided that they were going to start all over again. when he decided those pages were not printed to a height of standard is he sold them to an american publisher. i think he thought that americans would not be able to tell the difference. so it is a rare book. there are only 50 copies. that true first edition exists now only in about 22 copies. six of those are in private hands, o

it officially begins at noon eastern time here in washington, d.c. aroundact will be felt the country, and we are talking to you, getting your thoughts about the march for our lives, taking place here in washington. it is expected to draw a half a million people and is also expected to draw millions more in cities and towns across the country and around the world. again, if you're under 25, we would love to hear from you. are you protesting today? do you not want to protest? do you not agree? did you do the student walkout a little while ago, earlier this month? if you are a young person, under 25, you can call (202) 748-8000. all others can call (202) 748-8001. control?nt gun are you concerned about infringements on the second amendment? we want to hear from you. meanwhile, "boulder weekly" talks about some of the efforts that have taken place there in boulder, colorado, of course that state is where the columbine shooting happened. inspired by the highschooler's from florida who immediately began organizing after tragedy struck their school, studen

eastern time. later this week work on measures to change certain emissions standards. take you live now to the floor of the house here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend rian chrzastek, o.p. the chaplain: all powerful and ever-living god, thankful for the peace an security of our nation, won by the many sacrifices of those who have gone before us, we continue to seek your aid, those who serve our country in this congress. and all who assist them. we humbly ask that you strengthen them by your grace. may they continue selflessly in the full fit -- fulfillment of their duty, may they vigorously tend to the constituencies they represent. may they be fair and atent i in deliberations with their fellow representatives and mindful of particular interests that they also seek to benefit the -- that they also seek to benefit all of this nation and all of humanity itself. may all of us, ever strive to realize the good whose possibility you call on us to trust in what we see before us today an

neighboring lebanon and thanks for taking the time the syrian army says advances have divided eastern time to several parts a rebel forces are disputing that claim what are you hearing about the situation on the ground or be hearing is a syrian nosiness actually in quite a strong position right now and that's actually not surprising that thought militarily the rebels so far weaker up there to the city intervene adult with their russian lives in my bus and ethel's that they're also using what we've been hearing from the round residents fast the regime has entered the center of that as an excuse of she claiming but and they have they are perhaps always stating that it. was a little bells are also persisting under the weather also fighting. the not set that . you can do what i mean jean not the other way we. will be back with the bot we have this march is the regime easing these areas and it has been over the last two to three days intensively bombing all of these areas and it's just a matter of time before they get to the well as. you mentioned a dozen constant shelling and that the rebels a

saying turkish forces are still some distance away meantime much needed aid has arrived in syria's eastern time after being delayed for days by fighting a thirteen truck convoy uploaded to food supplies for some twelve thousand people in duma the largest town in the rebel held enclave the convoy has since crossed back into government held territory. at least nine people are reported dead after an explosion in afghanistan's capital kabul police say they believe a suicide bomber carried out the blast in the minority shia area but so-called islamic state claimed responsibility for the attack in an online statement. all back here in germany germany social democrats have named the three men and three women who will join a new coalition government as ministers all they will head up the foreign ministry labor justice family environment and the much coveted finance portfolio and it will be down to them to show s.p.d. voters that they were right to give their backing to another grand coalition optimistic and relieved after the lengthy discussions the s.p. these leaders present their six cabinet picks fo

this is d w news live from berlin the syrian army tightens its grip on eastern time as air strikes pound the opposition stronghold rebel forces and their families begin to flee but as ground forces close and many don't trust the regime's offer of safe passage. and we'll see the siege of kuta from the inside brings you exclusive images sent to us from the syrian on clay. also coming up the murder of a journalist leads to self aki the biggest protests in decades tens of thousands take to the streets to demand an end to corruption and call for the prime minister to step down this after the brutal killing again could see acts was fun article probe links between the government and the italian mafia. i'm michel henery welcome to the program syrian state television says rebel fighters and their families have begun to leave the opposition stronghold of eastern gota the news came on the day that much needed aid reached the besieged enclave after being delayed for days by fighting. syrian state t.v. showed these images of a small group of al nusra front fighters and their families boarding a bus i

eastern time. programming no available on the tv, google play in the website scientology .tv the series of treats and promotional videos commended for trying to tell her story. cheryl: leah bramante, that actress has a whole cable show that goes against it. >> there have been several other shows and so this is their opportunity to get their message out there. cheryl: peeking into some strange occurrences. wow. a lot more coming up. take a look at what happened with this. country star tim mcgraw at a country on trade concert in ireland. we will explain what happened to the star. our market panel is coming out. local job the markets this week. as you can see the dell pulling back a little bit. s&p and nasdaq higher as well. you are watching "fbn:am" ♪ great, another dead end. sarge, i just got a tip that'll crack this case wide open! turns out the prints at the crime scene- awwwww...did mcgruffy wuffy get a tippy wippy? i'm serious! we gotta move fast before- who's a good boy? is him a good boy? erg.

eastern time tomorrow. thank you so very much for being with us.eekend and good night from nbc news here in washington. >>> this is one of those fridays when not only is today the capstone to what has been a sort of insane week of news, but you can count on the fact that it's not over. this is not the kind of week that ends on friday night. can you count on the fact that there's going to be a lot of news over this upcoming weekend as well. we shall not rest! so, it's not over. particularly good to have you with us tonight. there's a lot going on. we use the word bravery when someone is

trump as far as we know donald trump will make an announcement on terror of thursday around noon time eastern standard time and the big question is will there be exemptions so that was speculated on wednesday that some countries could be extend probably canada maybe mexico or probably not so much the european union and certainly not china at this point it is pretty likely that the terrorists will come and the big questions are the exemptions and who could follow a gary caldwell one name is peter navarro who seems to be a hard liner when it comes to trade but it could also be an insider or some other outsider as a terrorist stealing the headlines there and also possibly timing to rile up trump it looks like america's trade deficit is getting a lot less yeah you could say that proof stunnel trumps point because the trade deficit reached the highest level since october two thousand and eight so since the financial crisis broke here in the united states imports were pretty much flat but we did see a decline of experts but the big reason is why do some countries have not bought u.s. products maybe

it is 5:31 eastern time. we start with the gun proposal from the white house.rump administration put forward the proposal of rigorous firearms training. that is part of the plan to combat gun violence. the plan the president promised after the parkland shooting. the plan as othhas other element not what the president said he would prioritize last month. >> in addition to background check, we will go strong into age. >> the white house's plan does not expand background checks or raise the minimum age of purchase. it calls for a new commission. just the day after the president said all commissions do is talk. let's turn to boris sanchez at the white house. >> reporter: dave and christine, it is a multi-prong effort the white house is including in the proposal to try to stop school shootings in light of the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school last month. the white house pushing for the creation of the task force headed by education secretary betsy devos to examine school violence and look for solutions to limit school violence. secondly, the white hou

eastern time during "the intelligence report."w weeks for uber and is now avoided a potential legal battle over the death of this pedestrian with another self driving cars. trade to hillary von joins us with that in more other headlines. this has been tough time for uber and most drivers. >> hi, lauren and cheryl. uber has settled with the big as families or their self driving suv ran over and killed in 10 days, arizona. police are investigating the crash but the ridesharing company says they settled with the family of alain hertzberg who was struck and killed had this means uber will skip out on a civil trial over this, but the companies could still be facing a major legal problems in court after police finish their investigation. cheryl: another tech company apple. sales could be good news? >> good for us. apple's most expensive iphone never could mean that apple's next update will be a little bit cheaper for users. the company is selling fewer of the iphone 10 models that tops out at nearly $10. price cuts could be coming. anal

eastern time today. owed through on his pledge to impose a 25% tariffs on steel and 10% on aluminum. >> we have to protect and build our steel and aluminum industries while at the same time showing great flexibility and corporation toward those that are friends of ours, both on a trade basis and military bases. alisa: the irish prime minister welcomed eu council president to dublin. reportedly must be resolved before moving 40 negotiations. britain and the eu agree there cannot be a hard border between north and ireland and -- northern ireland and ireland. it is unsure how to achieve that. looking to punish who is responsible for an attack on a former russian operatives. enormous resources are being used to hunt down the suspect. homes were set on fire in a muslim neighborhood. the government has shut down social media platforms. this was in sri lanka. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. just afte

eastern time. you won't want to miss that. lauren: breaking overnight, congressional leaders unveiling a one-point $3 trillion deal to fund the government through september 30th. it includes $126 billion the president transporter while. for the 6 billion to address the good epidemic coming to the industry and school safety. it does not include steps to protect a dream return to being deported. lauren: president trump supports the legislation. one played 6 billion to start a ball and southern borders. rest of the forthcoming. more importantly 700 billion to rebuild our military 716 billion yesterday. had to waste money on dead giveaways for military increase in new equipment. lawmakers must pass the bill by midnight friday. looming deadline, lauren. lauren: double billing. happy reading, lawmakers. the federal reserve raising key interest rates by a quarter percentage point. this is the first rate increase at the year in the first policy meeting under the fed's new chairman, jerome powell. the fed penciling into my rate hikes f

eastern time right here on msnbc. the president rallying the crowd in pennsylvania. it was supposed to be an event to prop up the candidate and at times he personality attacked the member. a member of the national black caucus joins me next to respond. >>> i'm david gu ra on this sunday if new york. right now it is getting personal. president trump going after congressman maxine waters. a report behind a "new york times" piece and senate democrats, a long-time congress member of the black caution will join me live. what about that "time's" article hitting a nerve, what the paper is roaring today as the white house says the

watch thatan exchange tonight, 9:00 eastern time here on c-span. steve rosenberg is a reporter for the bbc. he was asked about the poisoning. --president clinton president clinton, is russia behind the poisoning? [speaking russian] host: we apologize but those subtitle sing the russian leader focusing on agriculture and refusing to answer the question. guest: of course he is not going to acknowledge that. they may suspect that he may have done that. that could be seen as a show of strength from h >> coming up monday morning, mike preview the storylines this week on capitol hill and the white house. then bipartisan policy center's reports on the supplemental nutrition assistance program. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. on landmark cases, we explore the 1896 case of plessy versus ferguson where homer plessy was arrested in new york on aour taking a seat train reserved for whites. the decision established the doctrine thatqual allowed segregation. this interpretation of the 14th amendme

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eastern time. >>> a very sad note. the world mourning a great mind, perhaps the greatest mind. stephen hawking has passed away. the physicist was best known for his i sighnsights on black holed quantum gravity. he was diagnosed with als at the age of 21. that eventually paralyzed him. later he lost his ability to speak. hawking was tough akept it up until the time of his death. stephen hawking was 76 years old. >>> still ahead, more outrage this morning at the airlines after a dog died on a united airlines flight. contessa brewer is looking at the fallout. >>> so what we're looking at is a big public relations challenge for united and heart break for a family who was forced to stow their dog in the overhead compartment on this flhtig we have more after this on "worldwide exchange. >>> welcome back if you're just waking up let's get you up to speed on the markets. u.s. equity futures indicating a slightly higher open after the dow fell yesterday afternoon after tech stocks slid the nasdaq broke a seven-day winning streak oil making not a big move today. we are seeing brent crude

eastern time followed by mario draghi's news conference at 8:30. also at 8:30, weekly u.s.obless claims deltech nl technologies and kro before the open. don't miss the cfo of kroger live on "squawk box" at 8:20 a.m. eastern time. >>> wynn resorts says two board members will step down as the company continues to deal with the investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by former ceo steve wynn in the first investor presentation since wynn's r resignation last month, they will be bringing on new members. wynn is up 4% today. a decent move. caesars entertainment swinging to a fourth quarter profit results were helped by gain from the new u.s. tax law the casino operator has also benefited from the emergence of one of its biggest yunes from bankru bankruptcy >>> costco helped in part by the new tax law, but they faced increased competition from walmart and amazon it's down 1% we're just getting started on "worldwide exchange. still ahead, firing back europe and china out with warnings over a potential trade war. live reports from brussels and beijing. and caught in the

you can catch michael on saturdays, 9:00 in the morning eastern time and 6:00 in the evening eastern time. thanks, michael, we'll talk to you soon. >>> coming up next, the toughest action yet on russia. president trump expels 60 russian intelligence officials after a nerve agent attack on british soil. we're going to discuss the impact of those expulsions. >>> plus debunking conspiracy theories and photo shopped images. students who survived a massacre at their high school now turn into villains in the far right wing media. liberty mutual saved us almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. liberty did what? yeah, they saved us a ton, which gave us a little wiggle room in our budget. i wish our insurance did that. then we could get a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey, welcome back. this guy, right? (laughs) yes. ellen. that's my robe. you could save $782 when liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things y

hour eastern time every day. and anita kumar, white house correspondent for mcclatchy newspapers.elshi, i noticed grover norquist. for people that don't know that name, i mean this in the nicest way, he turned two generations of republicans into subpoena my can'ts. >> tariffs are taxes, tariffs are taxes, tariffs are taxes, and one more time for good measure, tariffs or taxes on consumers. >> grover's an old friend and we agree on nothing. so i find it very strange that i'm on grover's side on that and i'm on the same side as the club for growth. because it is true. there are real advantages to our free trade or our freer trade regimen and that means that prices haven't gone up for many years. we can source things in countries where they're cheaper for many years. there are problems with the way we do this tray and president trump has identified them and bernie sanders have identified them. and we haven't done anything about it. this was an opportunity for the president to sort of fix some of the things that are wrong with international trade. but again he didn't do it the right w

eastern time, that could potentially be a sixth package in the austin area.up to date as we get new details. >> that is a new incident in austin, separate from the one overnight. president trump shaking up his legal team by adding an attorney who is pushing conspiracy theories that the justice department framed the president. >> for more on this, let's go to cnn political analyst ron brownstein molly ball and cnn political commentator errol louis. let's give people a sense of who this attorney is who nailed his audition on fox news. hre is what he said about framing the president, exonerating hillary clinton. >> there was a brazen plot to illegally exonerate hillary clinton, and if he didn't win the election, to then frame donald trump with a falsely-created crime. >> it wasn't the russians who corrupted the presidential election, it was the american officials at the department of justice and the fbi. >> molly ball, we know this. if you perform well on television, the president will bring you inside his administration. but what is adding this lawyer, this fla

summer time on eastern germany's baltic coast. in the winter hardly a soul in sight. where nearly two hundred thousand people depend on tourism wants to attract more visitors with creation of accommodation like the fleet virals a campground. or the equally unusual dock in a hostile environment to where you can spend the night in a refitted cargo container an increasing number of guests are checking in even in the wintertime. the hostel which opened a year ago has already won a tourism prize. another local attraction is a darwinian at the ross talk zoo described as a living museum of evolution it includes a whole featuring orangutans and other primates in their natural setting. a large part of the thirty million euros it cost was covered by funding from the state of mechlin book for palm on. the zoo has plans to expand still further. visitors tell us what they'd seen in their travels europe is big the world is big and we bring the course here to rostock. with a darwinian we have created something unique a link between museum and zoo and we want to move on from there. t

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eastern time. go to c-span.org for more details. announcer: within the hour, connecticut senator richard blumenthal will be talking about gun violence prevention ahead of tomorrow's march for our lives rally in washington. discussion hosted by reuters live at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. and tomorrow we will have live coverage of the rally marchers, activists, and politicians speaking out about recent mass shootings. see that live starting at noon eastern here on c-span. government funding was set to expire tonight at midnight. earlier at the white house, president trump signed a $1.3 trillion omnibus bill that congress sent to him earlier this morning after the senate passed it. the president expressed hewitt is unhappy with a lot of items in the bill, including the cost, and that he will not sign another bill like it in the future. president trump was joined by mike pence, wilbur ross, james mattis, and cheers to nielsen. this is 20 minutes. president trump: thank you very much, everybody. we have a lot of good news to report. tre

. >> i'm dave briggs. 5:32 eastern time.dent who values loyalty above all us and now without his most loyal aide. white house communications director hope hicks said to depart in the coming weeks. the decision comes a day after hicks admitted she told what she called white lies to protect the president. >> the white house officials say there is quote nothing necessfas about hicks leaving. she is a great person whom he will miss. the president berated hicks after her testimony on tuesday. a tearful hicks announced her departure to the communications team. saying now is the right time to go. >> one of the close confidants says hicks said the last few weeks was really, really hard. >>> and the jared kushner businesses with meetings at the white house with lenders. the loans including one for $184 million from apollo global management after the company founder went to the white house to discuss infrastructure. >> another loan from citigroup for $325 million. kushner stepped down as ceo of the kushner companies when he started at

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eastern time when the bridge came down suddenly, it came down on eight cars crushing them either fully or partially. ed was unclear how many total people would have been in those cars, drivers and passengers, but a total of ten people are being treated at the nearby hospital, two of them in critical condition, no word yet officially on the number of fatalities. there was one pedestrian who was crossing this busy street when a bridge came suddenly crashing down onto him and he is injured very seriously speaking, but it does appear that he will survive. joining me now is the sweetwater police sergeant jenna mendez who is unseen. did you see the bridge fall down and the smoke rise or did you pull up right after that and what did you see? >> i was sitting in traffic when i looked up and i saw the bridge down and i thought to myself, why would they possibly be doing that right now? i was in a state of shock. i was in disbelief of what i was witnessing in my instinct kicked in that i needed to get to work. i jumped out of my vehicle when i ran on top of the bridge where we had workers who we

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. >> and the house gavels back in in just about 10 minutes, noon eastern time. today working on a bill allowing terminally ill patients to use experimental drugs that have not been approved by the f.d.a. and another exempting some financial institutions from requirements in the 2010 dodd-frank financial regulation law. and on thursday, the house is expected to take up a $1.3 trillion spending bill that would keep the government open until september 30. current government funding expires on friday at midnight. e ay since hurricane maria made landfall in puerto rico and to talk about the recovery efforts bring in davidwe ferris now, reporter with nvironment energy news here in d.c., just back from a trip to puerto rico. thanks for joining us. what did you see on your trip? puerto rico ans are without -- >> guest: this is my second trip, early october, just after the hurrica

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