reporter: so i was wondering if you support kristi noem's proposal for an online sales tax and if you think that proposal has a place in the omnibus? speaker ryan: i won't speculate as the content to the omnibus because it hasn't been done yet and the appropriators are negotiating it. reporter: will you support the online sales tax?

that was a warm welcome for hamburg's new coach kristie entities is concentrating on the positives despite the club's relegation plight. and we're not interested in what's happened this week is a new start and that's what we're focusing on. this is a relative unknown he's never played or coached at the top level in germany until now but the hamburg bosses hope his qualities will shine through. he started in a diligent and meticulous way. getting stuck into the details of various things and he's a very ambitious person. ambition alone will not be enough for hamburg value the team needs to start scoring goals so far they found the net just eighteen times in twenty six games so what's the grand plan to make hamburg more prolific. if we want to have more possession. so that we have more control of games. and through that we want to create more chances to go into. hamburg's last win was in in fact six three no victory over half a high and the problem that was way back in november faily it's a bit have to berlin will extend their winless streak to fourteen games. we want to put a team out there

reporter: kristi mitchem, great to be with you. albeit from a distance, see you soon. to jason kelly, bloomberg executive editor for television speaking with wells fargo asset management, ceo, kristi mitchem. this is bloomberg.. ♪ ♪ mark: president trump set to impose levies on steel and aluminum. speaking exclusively with j.p. dimon,chase, jamie discussing a trade war. >> if it continues and gets worse, yes it will implode. not just in the united states, maybe elsewhere. >> what did gary resigning mean? >> terrible. he was a strong proponent of economic growth. he was good to have in the white house. runs,ws how an economy what needs to be done to make it healthier for all americans. he is not there. it is unfortunate. we wish him the best. we will see who they put in the job next. reporter: what is he doing? >> he did not tell me. reporter: who would you put in charge? know.on't i haven't thought about it much. i hope it is someone who is knowledgeable, strategy, strong. hopefully, markets, our allies, it is important that we maintain good relationships. reporter: it

make use of your right to make a choice about the future of our beloved russia kristie. worried that people choosing to stay away from the polls could weaken the legitimacy of his presidency the kremlin would like to see a voter turnout of seventy percent with seventy percent of the ballots cast or put in. a lower voter turnout could strengthen the position of kremlin critic alexina vonnie even though he's not allowed to run in this election he could claim a moral victory from a low turnout. we're calling on people not to vote this procedure is no election it's only a race between putin and the candidates he's personally selected. since a victory for putin is all but a foregone conclusion some russians say they don't see any need to cast their ballots you know i'm not photos of the decisions already been made by inverting by all means and with pleasure. i don't think it's really necessary devotion. in the end pop music and glitzy ads may not be enough to persuade everyone to go to the polls. our correspondent your chateau is in moscow still with us yuri as we just saw in

kristie when you can later be seen punching in tasing rush we should warn you the video is disturbing. i've heard. how i was i was. rushed. clip was leaked six months after the incident took place and to police brutality activist michelle gross says the police department's refusal to act on the video until it was released is alarming the video was held by the police department all this time and all of this time they could have taken action against officer hickman an officer or gary and they chose not to you know supervisors look at that footage right away or at least they're supposed to and. clearly he had no fear of any kinds of accountability related to that conduct this must be standard operating procedure in that particular police department and frankly it is in many police departments these videos must always be made public we have no way to monitor police conduct and to understand how our police are operating if we can't watch those videos that they themselves collect on their own activities the asheville a police department has condemned the officers actions saying they are quo

kristi gray -- found that out the hard way. last summer... she began to notice symptoms...i gray, history of heart disease: i had been having them for probably a good four months, but i had been ignoring them." dr. michael greene -- a cardiologist with northwest health -- says its common for women to misdiagnose themselves.dr. michael greene: "the women will normally write it off as something else causing the symptoms." the red flags men typically feel -- like arm sensations and severe chest pressure -- may not be the same for women.instead -- women may feel fatigued and shortness of breath -- but not that same chest pain.kristi gray, history of heart disease: "i knew it in the back of my head, but i just wanted to deny it because i was thinking, there's nothing wrong with me, i'm okay, this is stress, i'm tired, whatever." the american heart association found that 64% of women who die suddenly of coronary heart disease had no previous symptoms.kristi gray, history of heart disease: "as women, we are busy. we work, we take care of the household, we have kids, grandkids." bu

employees keep it up and running the old siani homes residents need about ten tons of food a year fish kristiesquid and dry food. that i miss in the summer feisty and others more hesitant so we have to make sure they all get their fair share. this oceanographic museum focuses on marine life in the north and baltic sees among the visitors are both tourists and locals. children can come here for classes outside the normal school curriculum that's great for us in strollers and they can study biology in the old see our nails in the. city. and by informing people about the world's oceans the museum also aims to help protect them. this building was an abbey and tell the sixteenth century later it was mostly used as an arsenal armoring and school in the one nine hundred fifty s. st catherine's monastery was turned into a museum. the most remarkable of its countless exhibit is this viking treasure that was discovered after a storm washed up on the neighboring island of hidden state. and this in viking treasure doing in chas and that's when hidden. in the hidden say a treasure came to. because back in

reporter: so i was wondering if you support kristi noem's proposal for an online sales tax and if you think that proposal has a place in the omnibus? speaker ryan: i won't speculate as the content to the omnibus because it hasn't been done yet and the appropriators are negotiating it. reporter: will you support the online sales tax? [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> and the house will gavel back in momentarily. they will vote on the bill by congressman rutherford that stops school violence act that would authorize $75 million a year for over 10 years. part of that will be a program to train school officials and law enforcement on how to respond to students with mental health issues. part of the funding also would be used for -- could be used for things like metal detectors, locks and other security measures. the house will gavel in momentarily for that and also voting on the rule for three financial regulation bills. the lea

kristie and says the name of hamburg's new coach the one waving here is he climbs from the under twenty one's to the hot city and at first it looked like a new start and took the lead early against how to. douglas santos with the go. no one that he's placed. in the fifty six minute have equalized valentino lazaro with the finish. and soon after selling clothes. hats are ahead. frustrating doesn't begin to cut it for hamburg anyway what's next. the grand entrance of germany's most famous go to of course relegation candidates cologne face off against champions league chasing laver cars and paris cologne took the lead after nine minutes you yellow sako put it away parents leno's mistake certainly helped so. much like lucas a large dose who was sent off in the thirty third minute losing one nil and then he does something like the incredible. goal to nail cologne claim some important points in their relegation fight where she now well now they're going to just finish we might as well head to this weekend's top guy. so it's off to line sekou hosted by our own but was this a heavyweight or a m

that he claims when the people came yeah kristie even got some money and they give they can pay their corpse. which. albert smith's has translated the farmers to collect the cobs rather than throwing them away. the three large sacks each farmer received a privilege of one u.s. dollar it's a vulcan source of extra income for the small scale farmers who often struggle financially the cubs dry out at a small factory then place in a compromise after two days it turns them into charcoal and then mix with water and molded into pecans these are left to dry in the sun for another five days than they're ready for use the factory produces a ton of cats each week that's new when you know we cannot produce much more. and we cull collated to replace all the firewood of our universe of kitchen and this school we provide with brick it we need around four tonnes perique so we have to build another pico carbonized. since starting to produce b. cats the university has massively cut back on if i would use that's not only helping to preserve the forests it's also saving reinstitution money and the idea i

that he brings in these people came yeah kristie giving us some money and the give or take a day the corpse which. operates mates has translated the pharmacy collect the cards rather than throwing them away. the three large sacks each farmer receives the equivalent of one u.s. dollar it's a welcome source of extra income for the small farmers who often struggle financially the cubs draw it at a small factory then place in a compromiser for two days and turn them into charcoal their then mix with water and molded into briquettes these are left to draw in the sun for another five days then they're ready for use the factory produces a ton of cats each week that's new when you're enough we cannot produce much more and because collated to replace all the firewood of our universe is the kitchen and the school to provide truth because we need around four tons perique so we have to build another bigger carbonized. since starting to produce be cats the university has massively cut back on if i would use that's not only helping to preserve the forests it's also saving reinstitution money and t

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expect a very now and the legal fallout of the failed coup in turkey two years ago that's right kristie of the european court of human rights is set to rule later today in the case of two turkish journalists who were detained in the wake of the failed two thousand and sixteen military coup in turkey one of the two men shot heene alpine he was released from detention on saturday weeks after turkey's constitutional court ruled that his rights had been violated by his imprisonment shaheen. called i'm extremely happy to rejoin my family but i can't say i have regained my freedom . these twenty months in prison were very difficult. and when i got out i left thousands of people behind who have nothing to do with terrorism or the coup. i believe that turkey will not be free as long as they are not. that that's all i have to say thank you. the seventy four year old alpine is not entirely free though because he is required to stay in turkey under house arrest and met out is still behind bars although turkey's constitutional court has also ruled that he must be released from detention he's one of

kristie that's right day two of the e.u. summit in brussels and that they saw the continent's leaders displaying a united front against protectionism german chancellor angela merkel and french president both warning washington that europe will retaliate if the u.s. imposes tariffs on steel and. they should have come into effect today those tariffs but the u.s. granted the e.u. countries a temporary reprieve brussels is sticking to its key message though keep trade free or face the consequences. a full week deadline for the european union to avoid punitive sanctions an unexpected block in the road but europe's leaders are incompetent moot the u.s. they say should not count on any naivety on the part of the europeans that everyone should know that we will react very strongly if we are attacked the american strategy is the wrong answer to a genuine problem of trade dumping and overcapacity in a number of sectors. a problem. high on the list over production of steel and price dumping from asia europe wants to tackle industrial p

kristi noem from south dakota is trying to get an internet sales tax provision added. people are trying to get the xm -- ex-im bank operating again. all of these little fights that have sort of been playing out in the background. they are also out of engaged in trying to get the momentum to get it on this bill, and those are some of the things we will be watching in the next few days. ms. peterson: one caveat i would add is we always expect these to get sleepy on the hill before the midterms, but that has not happened since president trump took office. there's always the possibility of more cabinet shakeups. we have two nominees that need to be confirmed in the senate just from this week. it seems there's less legislation that we know is coming, but there's always an amount of unpredictability coming from this white house that could have repercussions on the hill. >> it has been an interesting year so far. as i said, only march. thank you so much for being here. the timetable now on the spending bill is what? it must pass by tuesday or they extend it for three weeks ?

motion kristie would you feel blue chip cookies which if you just put it in most of you look at what the british editor knew you could request still need to double. we're going to be doing if we need to study that much is so great it was so cute. here to wish that we did it don't you wish she was really thinking if we keep school says we're using two musicals. we'll get to the shoe notion mushiness should be pushed and pulled. bush million. tickets from the public company who should be watching money. r.t. correspondent has done of joins me live now from camera vega just take us through how locals have been reacting how they're trying to come to terms with this tragedy . well neal three days on since the tragedy the families of the first twenty two victims have said there are large goodbyes to their loved ones with the burial ceremonies she jeweled throughout taking place throughout the day and any time be the day or night someone is always here at the vigil site the come here not to make any statements but to just stand in solemn silence like being still together with those who peri

something on daca, but it is things like fixes to the tax bill, a number of things and play there, and kristioem from south dakota trying to get that provision for sales tax added to the bill, people are trying to get the bank operating again, all these mini sites that -- fights that have been playing in the background. they are also it is engaged in trying to get some momentum to get it on the bill and those are some of the things we will be watching. ms. peterson: the one caveat i would add is we expect things to get sleepy before the midterms, there is always a possibility of more cabinet shakeups. we have two new nominees that have to be confirmed in the senate quite just from this last week. there is legislation we know is coming, but we have unpredictability coming from the white house the could have repercussions on the help. -- on the hill. host: as a set, it is only march. thank you for being here. the timetable with the break for the spinning on the bill is what the spending on the bill is when? mr. debonis: by friday. ms. peterson: they have a two-week recess. host: the deadline gr

motion kristie good you feel blue chip cookies which if you should put it to me look at what the british editor knew you could you just don't need to do. you could be doing if we. could reach. here to wish that we did it don't you wish to believe if we keep score says for at least two to musicals. mushiness should be pushed and pulled. look at them with them at any. option one. that is it is done up as in camera there were people continue to bring flowers and toys to the site of the tragedy. three days on since the tragedy the families of the first twenty two victims have said there are large goodbyes to their loved ones with the burial ceremonies as the nation mourns the victims the investigation is working to hold those to blame for the catastrophe accountable amid concerns that some people may get away there are so many people here who are concerned that some may get away vladimir putin promised that the investigation will be as transparent as possible and no one will be able to use their social status to escape the punishment are right now investigators are looking into the mixture o

don't mean using of hypocrisy well we could do the same we don't need to accuse accuse them of people kristie we accuse them or acts of actions that have been judged by everyone and by any sensible people to be in you know in blatant disregard of the laws of the mob cressy i mean what can you accept of people who have simply put away the rules of their parliaments and the opinion of the legal services and even the opinions of the majority to pursue a path that was simply going to divide the castle and people and the private them of a kind of. coexistence and togetherness that they were you living with so far why did you let this crisis get so bad i mean there were so many opportunities to stop it along the way this is a catastrophic failure by your government to step in and that's are opinions lives or opinion i don't think that's going to stuff it for you they may be may have been some. i mean we may have been a bit name naive we didn't think that these people would go so far as to provoke the situation of division and drug. and that they have provoking catalonia but that's simply their own

motion kristie did you feel if you got the situation if you do shit that had to be rationed you look at what the dish editor knew you could you just don't need to the question if. you're going to be doing if we could maybe just go to commercial so could reach it was so cute it. here could wish that we did it don't you wish we had visibility was if we keep score says we're using to use it it's. worth it to reshoot a machine if you feel pushed you know pulled. it look at the little bit don't put in the usual option one that. causes you goes down obvious in kemet over where people continue to bring flowers and toys to the site of the tragedy. three days on since the tragedy the town is still reeling from the shock people keep coming to this makeshift vigil to commemorate those who perished in sunday's inferno today's also the relatives of the first fifteen victims are the various ceremonies should hold throughout the day you know this comes a day after thousands of people gathered in front of the city council to vent their pain and anger these stood for eleven hours demanding the author

is that when people buy things online there is no sales tax collected and remitted.congresswoman kristir bill would benefit businesses and american workers. house speaker paul ryan seems content to let the drama play out. at this point, a vote on the spending bill is not yet on the house calendar. time runs out on friday. in washington alexadnra limon. (grant) a landmark lawsuit by the government to block at&t from buying time warner goes to trial this week. it's the first time in four decades that the justice department has sued to block a merger between companies in different lines of business. the move signals a stark change in how the government enforces anti-trust laws.. and an unusual move... under a republican president... who says he promotes business and opposes regulation. at&t is the country's largest telecommunications company. it bought directv in 2015. and time warner consists of: warner brothers, hbo, and turner, a division that includes cnn. the merger between the two is something the president has said would be too much "power in the hands of a few" coming up at eight..

congresswoman kristi noem says her bill would benefit businesses and american workers.er paul ryan seems content to let the drama play out. at this point, a vote on the spending bill is not yet on the house calendar. time runs out on friday. in washington alexadnra limon. (vicki) coming up next... it was an encounter a little too close for comfort... you'll never guess where a baby and mama bear took up shelter for the winter and it was all caught on camera. (grant) plus... four package explosions in a month... why police in austin say they are likely dealing with a serial bomber and the warning they have for people in the area... (vicki) and after the break... a pedestrian hit and killed by a self-driving uber vehicle... what the company is doing at all of it's locations to prevent this from happening again... ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪ it's our tree! ♪ ♪ s

let's get perspective on this now joining us this former trump white house lawyer drew schultz and kristy quinn and president of women in need. and former colleague of general kelly's. he survived this. he's voluntarily waded back into it. >> yeah. i don't get why he raised it again today for the pr political perspective why he would go out of his way today to raise this again. i think you accurately stated that earlier. and i also think it's undisputable. there's holes and discrepancies in the story. no question. >> christine, do you belief the chief of staff has credibility when it cops to what he knew about rob porter and when? there seems like there have been so many stories from the white house and kelly. >> there's no credibility left here. we've seen everything he's laid out today just be refuted and every time line and day just over and over has proved to be incorrect. i think the question everyone asks is why did general kelly rebring this up tonight? and, you know, the only really thing i can think of is that he just doesn't think it's that series. he doesn't think it's a topic

congresswoman kristi noem says her bill would benefit businesses and american workers.ryan seems content to let the drama play out. at this point, a vote on the spending bill is not yet on the house calendar. time runs out on friday. in washington alexadnra limon. (robin) a crisis that's affecting millions of americans was addressed by president trump . the white house says its goal is to help addicts, their families, and the medical community by focusing on three areas. mark meredith has more. trt: 1:27out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. ááánats of trump arrival / on stageááá president trump traveled to new hampshire,a state hit extremely hard by the opioid crisis, to show americans he hasn't forgotten about the worst drug crisis in u-s history: "addiction is not our future, we will liberate the country from this crisis"the president is releasing his new strategy against the epidemic. it includes:-> reducing the number of opioid prescriptions by over 30 percent in the next 3 years-> expanding access to new methods of addiction treatment -> pursuing tougher criminal

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look, when joy bay insulted the vice president she was insulting all christians because she insug kristy identify themselves as christians, the apology should be as public as the insult she should apologize publicly but i think it should end at that moment but she has to do it. there has to be an apology from abc and has to be a statement made that this kind of anti-christian bigotry is going to stop. i'll reminding you stuart that had she called islam a mental illness -- can we only imagine what would have been the response? and never in a million years or what about a judaism and while yet you don't do it because that's antireligious biggity but christians demand to be treated like wise especially when the vast majority of americans are christians. >> should the view still be run by abc news? i don't think it is a news program. it's a point of view. it's an opinion. >> never has been. it is a talk show. it's a morning talk show. and which is, you know, perfectly fine. but if abc -- considers that to be news, i think it tells you more about abc than it does the view u if that's news we'

and as kristi mentioned, we work on the truth in caller i.d. act s which is a little more sherwin's bailey wick. >> i don't think there's any additional statutes i have to add for the fcc to cover. we can talk about the standards a lbit later. >> sure. >> from the federal trade commission, we can reach illegal calls under our main act, but the really discrete set of rules that govern telemarketing are part of the telemarketing sales rule which was amended effective 2009 to prohibit virtually all robocalls unless the consumer has given express written permission to that seller to receive a robocall. now -- and this is a tighter regulatory scheme than the do not call scheme because the consumer doesn't have to be on the national do not call registry for that robocall to be illegal. but i think a real difference between the fcc's regulatory scheme and the ftc's is really the definition of what is telemarketing. for us, for the federal trade commission, it has to be the sale of a good or product or the solicitation of a donation. informational call