thank you mister speaker. my honorable front. the value of removing those. it is fascinating. with economic growth. minister. my honorable friend is absolutely right. this is a significant announcement. between wales and england and i have to pay a toll will increase economic activity. when it comes to tourism. questions to the prime minister. thank you mister speaker. today marks 100 years since the birth of nelson mandela. i'm sure that they will want to join me. the message of forgiveness and peace and reconciliation is as much today as it ever has been. in addition to my duties in this house. thank you mister speaker. mister speaker is colin last year. each one of those deaths is a tragedy. how many more families is the prime minister willing to devastate. prime minister. i agree with her. each one of these is a tragedy and i'm sure every member of this house well have seen where they have gone through the terrible suffering. we have no plans to introduce that. we must prevent drug use in our communities.

thank you mister speaker. mister speaker is colin last year. each one of those deaths is a tragedy. how many more families is the prime minister willing to devastate. prime minister. i agree with her. each one of these is a tragedy and i'm sure every member of this house well have seen where they have gone through the terrible suffering. we have no plans to introduce that. we must prevent drug use in our communities. thank you mister speaker. did they inform the house. prime minister. can i say to my honorable friend. and absolutely no point because they continue to mean brexit. i know she wants us to talk about the poverty of the brexit. i agree with her. we should be talking about the future of this. i disagree with her on that. i think what we need is a solution that will work for the non- united kingdom. and ensure that we leave the united kingdom. thank you mister speaker. i too pay tribute to nelson mandela. and the solidarity of people around the world. and ended the scourge of apartheid. we should pay tribute to all of them on the state. mister speaker. peep or a losing trus

mister speaker. i'm asking the prime minister how many more firms are telling the prime minister and private what airbus and bmw are now saying very publicly. we are listening to business that's why. but also that we can trade around the rest of the world. were talking about plans for government and business. it is this government that has brought the deficit down. what would neighbors think. maximization that is not tracking business. mister speaker it's very interesting even they have made their life's work. they're concerned about their own financial input. the honorable member. the honorable member is advising his clients to diss invest in britain. in the real world. andrew who works there. wrote to me and said i wouldn't laugh if i was you. it's real people with real jobs and real concerns any rates. i've seen nothing that gives me confidence that the government is going to deliver a trade agreement my job along with many others hang on this. will the prime minister ignore her foreign secretary

mister speaker, i wouldn't hold mybreath . the prime minister, not that the uk government prepares to prepare for a no deal. mister speaker, that is totally outrageous. to put the economy and jobs in such peril is a complete failure of leadership. mister speaker, the absolute crisis which has built a conservative is anational embarrassment . as the uk inches closer to the cliff scenario we see a government in chaos, prime minister traveling to meet her party, nevermind her government and seven resignations since a year ago. the prime minister must accept the mounting evidence against the hard right. i raise my opposition party, the business community, though she works with the rest of us to ensure the customs union and single market, to protect jobs and ensure prosperity? >> the right honorable gentlemen commented on the separation from no deal. it's entirely right proper that this government to make preparations for every eventuality because we are going into a negotiation and it is right that we step up our preparation for n

then lastly to you mister jarmon, mister trump came into office saying he was going to drain the swampbut it didn't take long for his appointees to waste taxpayer dollars, on particular on trips on charter jets. the oig found the secretary price wasted 41,000 taxpayer dollars on trips that did not comply with real policy use. the oig recommended that hhs recoup these funds. as hhs supplied you a timeframe to recoup the $341,000 that were wasted? >> i don't believe we have a timeframe yet with regard to that. last weekend as part of our process we will be following up with the department on how they are implementing those recommendations and following up with them over the next few months on how to make those recommendations and at some point we will get a timeframe. >> i be interested in knowing when you have one. thanks for your time and i yielded back. >> i'd like to recognize miss wall or ski for five minutes. >> mister bagdoyan, it's my understanding that to implement a strategy in line with gao's framework must be first conducted. can you talk about that? >> sure. an assessment is

now i will get to mister edmund .you were talking in your written statements about the sponsor needs to know that the taker in this case prepa will be able to pay the electricity when it delivered and one way to measure the financial strength is by looking at its creditrating . and we all know about the credit rating of prepa. if the credit rating of prepa were to improve, would that be sufficient to stem the flow of private capital to puerto rico to facilitate the process of using the private partnerships that are proposed in the region, approved by government and prepa. i do believe in privatization of electric power authority of the island. we need to move forward. we can't continue to live in the old structure that is not functioning in this era. can you secure that? >> the credit rating improvement of prepa is necessary but not wholly sufficient. there needs to be a stable, long-term regulatory environment. the politicized regulatory environment as well as the improvement of the credit rating. theimprovement of t

and i think this is the last time you were here mister chairman. the efforts for wildfire and hurricane response was focused on call routing and location accuracy and key priorities for all of us and we reauthorized the fcc for the first time in two decades so we appreciated the commission's input on our work and thanks to the hard work of everyone on the committee we were able to incorporate provisions from 18 bipartisan bills that now form a act ii that is now law. so we do try to work together whenever we can regarding these issues for the 18 bipartisan bills and i think we did 57 bills on opioids virtually all of which are bipartisan. i look forward to hearing about the f cc progress -- the fcc's progress. the commission has been very busy doing work on this act. we provided an extra $1 billion to fix some of these issues that were there in order to make sure that translators and fm radio stations could get their antennas moved or their equipment moved to free up that spectrum. the commission under your leadership and others successfully pulled

my grandmother came down and took mister fields, the head butler aside, she said mister fields, we had a little upstairs, there is a, oh hell, one of the slats on the bed is broken. that's as close i want to know anything about that but anyway. it was a good story. but when it came to the restoration and as i mentioned earlier, abby wrote took hundreds of pictures of the original restoration he worked for the bureau of public roads and i've seen two things it was either polio or childhood accident, there are two different backgrounds for this but he could not move very well and he ran into mrs. roosevelt. she wrote about him in her column. my day in 1938. it led to his getting a job with the national park service which eventually led to the white house. he was a national park service photographer working at the white house during its restoration. he took hundreds of good studies. this was just some of it. this shows you a crack in the wall upstairs, they started to pull away the wallpaper the shows you the condition that things were behind the walls. and this one you know, the second f

thank you mister chairman. >> senator peters. >> mister chairman, ranking member, thank you for this hearing. i had an opportunity to hear directly from a number of every courageous survivors and many of them are here ouin the audience for this hearing right now. mister engler, in talking to them they feel very strongly that you have not listened to them and if you have listened to them, you certainly haven't heard what they have to say and the concerns that they've expressed as their center i want to amplify their voices and ask the questions they raise. the detroit news has reported in the last 20 years, at least 14 people, most of whom are or were usoc employees were notified of nasser's behavior. in theinterest of time i'm going to ask yes, sir no questions . first, have you subject to any of these individuals to any disciplinary action? >> yes. the immediate action i took with regard to dean sample was an indication of my assessment that his leadership as head of the dean of college of osteopathic medicine fell short. >> one individual that you took . >> i think all of these hap

and as you know, all of you know, mister lopez obrador has spoken with president trump. they've expressed, they've crossed first impressions about their relations. from what i know, the conversation was respectful, constructive, and that is very important and good. i think we could expect very soon, that the transition team, they will be in contact with the government with respect to the u.s.-mexico agenda. i will mention as a introduction, it's no secret we've got 3 big important parts of the relationship one that deals with trade, one that deals with security, and the other one with immigration. i do expect that we could take advantage of the long transition in order to make the most out of this. >> this transition period of five months, should we expect mexican policy to change gradually during this time or does this sort of stay on the same course? then there's this change when a new team comes in?>> quite frankly, the president is responsible for the governing of mexico, until december 1. he intends to maintain that responsibility until that time but he's very openl

we will go to mister hill and a moment. and for members who have not have an opportunity we will reconvene for the remainder of the hearing for your questions after the votes. at this time we will ask mister hill for his five minutes of questioning. >> thank you, chairman. very interesting panel. as periods as at the u.s. chamber this morning talking about finn tack and the advantages of exploring how block chain can change business economics and accounting and logistics very interesting topic. today were talking about something that is the headline. it is constantly chatter about crypto currency and when i listen to this testimony i just head flashbacks to the 1830s. wildcat banking. when we have no central bank thinks to president jackson's insistence. every town. issued script or currency. it is a collectors guide. it's very thick. help me mr. pollock understand that why is this any different. i can't imagine that anyone privately issued crypto currency could be any more accepted than another. in the big picture sense. w

according to mister trump's attorney, rudy giuliani. >> no sitdown until we get ironed out exactly what they want to do. right now i'm telling them no way. >> it is not impossible the trump team would say one thing and do another and by using the phrase right now rudy giuliani is leaving himself and the president some wiggle room but it would appear unlikely mister trump would want to offer legitimacy to an investigation he described on twitter over the weekend as robert mueller rigged witchhunt and illegal scam and from trump senior to trump junior democrats renewed their calls for the president's on to testify before the senate judiciary committee again although claims by michael cohen that don junior told his father in advance about the controversial june 2016 trump tower meeting with russians. chuck grassley said today trump junior didn't tell the committee the truth in his original testimony, then it would be a matter for the justice department, not the committee and the trump team continues to attack mister cohen. once what the president's most trusted lawyers for recording at lea

>> mister ambassador, takashi from asia. i talked to you on the first day. there are 150 shouting for their religious leaders to come back. so what do you have, mister secretary being told about action so what would be the concept that you could go and see by your self or from the united states government? >> we had a number of buddhists testify and speak here and the people that have experienced the persecution. that's taken place for years in tibet. and they were here. what we were working on doing and pulling together is an international consortium to press china about religious freedom. that's one of the position papers put forward. christian house church leaders, but this has been going on for some time. we're trying to get coalition to push on the chinese government to let people practice their faith as they see fit . we're not asking for anything beyond the basic human right in the un treaty. it's your right to worship as you see fit. we had a visio presentation by the only law, getting older and is more difficult for him to travel. he's probably the

keep up the pressure on iran, mister president . peace in the middle east is the secret to peace in the world. we are with you, mister president. be bold, be courageous. this is our hour to turn the world around . [applause] to the young people of iran who are protesting iran's rogue regime and its practices, christians united for israel stand with you tonight. you deserve a bright and predictable future. you deserve fair and free elections and you deserve better than the ironfisted dictators thathave enslaved your nation . previous administrations have not heard you. we hear you loud and clear. [applause] as the tide is turning in iran , our mantra must continue to be full steam ahead. victory will emerge out of this administration and congress to continue to confront iran.we must seek every opportunity to contain iranian aggression and reverse iranian expansion. israel will not tolerate iran's curtains on its northern border and neither should the united states of america. everyone who can watch a television or read a newspaper kn

thank you mister chairman. i appreciate that. good morning. mister masterson. the sunday dni director said it's 2018 and we continued to see russian targeting of american society in ways that could affect the midterm election. you may have discussed this already. russia obviously attacked the democracy in the interfered in the 2016 election. this is why the secure election act we are working on. and we believe it is important you may be familiar with that. we recently also actually help a demonstration for my colleagues. we brine folks who before our eyes hacked election machines. those that are being used in many states. as a former eac commissioner and based on your current role do you agree that it should be prioritized for the states to upgrade their systems based on need rather than based on the size of the population of the state. >> thank you senator for the question, i think there is a decided need for resources across the state and a variety of ways. in the way to prioritize that funding can be done based on the risk-based decision-making. to help info

>> thank you mister chairman. i would say we fully addressed this issue and your point is well made. i share your concern and have shared your concerns in the past. i think we fully address this issue with the guidance we issued earlier this year. that wasn't part built off of the provision related to payer communication with product developers for purposes of engaging in value-based contracting and other economic kinds of discussions where we have essentially established a safe harbor for those kinds of medications where the fda isn't defining whether or not the -- someone argue we don't. on first amendment grounds. even if we did we would not choose to exercise that authority because as a matter of public health we believe there should be robust discussions between product developers to suggest that they could engage in value-based novel therapies.>> thank you for this answer. >> i would like to welcome our panel here. let me give you an example of what's happened in the last four years. 2014 we had a outbreak o

mister come all first of all, what is the european parliament and what regulatory power does it have? >> the european parliament has members from 28 different countries and it's been in the uk since 23 of the 760 area it tends to be proportionate by size of country and the smallest is 26 and we legislate on all, we have a number of legislation. >> we have equal power from the 28 from the eu when it comes to legislation that is being leveled. i can be a lot of technical policies, financial regulation, it can be tracked policy, a lot of that tends to be done at the eu level in international law. >> can get that get confusing if the european parliament passes something and the british parliament doesn't want to do it? >> know, because once it goes into eu law is transposed but one complication is what paul directed and one is called regulation. national governments have discretion about how they interpret the law. if it is a regulation, all countries are supposed to interpret equally but the way that law is made in the first place, what happens in the european commission , they propose l

mister chairman, i will bring all my energy and a sense of urgency to disposition. leadership experience in both government and industry, a reputation for speaking truth to power . trust, confidence and personal relationships with many of our national security leaders and the ability to build a strong relationship. i will pursue a number of important priorities to confirm the director of the terrorism center and i outlined these priorities in my statement. i will forward to discussing these issues in the future. chairman berg, members of this committee, thank you very much for this opportunity. i look forwardto your questions . >> thank you . the floor is yours. >> thank you. chairman burke, ranking member, members ofthe committee, i honor to appear before you today . i'm so see to be joined by my family, my husband over 22 years was always been my biggest supporter and my best friend.we are joined by our remarkable children immensely proud of. inspire me to be a better person, better citizen and a servant but i have to recognize my mother-in-law, cousins, coworkers

. >> mister chairman? >> that's wife a few months ago i testified in the senate and or resources devoted in part to upgrading our infrastructure to allow us to do much more. >> thank you. charman pai, the commission has a petition from enterprise wireless o'brien for the commission in the fall of 2014. we asked the commission to upgrade the rules around the 900 megahertz band to support broadband. your credit you put the items out as an and all i last august and you've taken a position on the merit of that, that is for the commission to decide.as we approach the one-year mark since the noi, the chairman commits to moving the item to proposed rulemaking soon -mark. >> thank you for the question. i can say that i am working with our staff and we are doing a notice to follow up on the rulemaking you've inquired. >> thank you very much. from a global competitiveness perspective we need to ensure the us winsthe race . at the same timewe need to ensure we are bringing conductivity to rural america as well . clea

hushed payment to karen mcdougall, the playboy centerfold who said she had an extramarital affair with mister trump. >> a lot of people ask how a tape recording is allowed to be used if it is between a client and attorney. if it is in furtherance of a crime that is an exception to the attorney-client privilege. >> reporter: they are looking into campaign-finance violations including a nondisclosure payment made in 2016 to adult from start stormy daniels. rumor is that cohen may be prepared to cooperate. cohen, who has one said he will takeesident has said he will not be a punching bag for anyone's defense strategy. i am not a villain and i will not allow others to try to depict me in that way. >> we are speculating about things that appear to be distantly irrelevant to the issue of russia, russian collusion. >> reporter: the president's current attorney, rudy giuliani has said that the tapes exist but no payment was ever made in the recording only shows that mister trump has done nothing wrong. and washington, ray bogan, fox news.>>> a tragic accident in a lake in branson, missouri killed 17

playing the role of mister at the kennedy center. "the color rple" kicks off tonight and runs through the 26th. >> august 26thke. sure you come on out there. it will be great. >> i hope toho be one of in the audience. >> good. >> thank you and congratulations agoun. >> thank y. >> chris, back to you. >>> we'll get another look at your storm team forecast in just a moment. >>> the new role beon sigh yonc taking o s that'sd to shape fall fashion but change history in an iconic publication. >>> the mystery of malaysia airline still remains unsolved four yea later. a report showing failure by the air traffic control center. till a lot of unanswered questions today. >> reporter: after more than four years and one of the largest open water searches, authorities still don't know what happened to malaysian airline flight 370. that's the result of a 1500 pgel reportsed oo ed and it was a huge ordisaappointment the families of people who disa p r disappeared. >> i thought it was going to be it. to be some insight, some more information about w

i'll start off with europe. >> and thanks very much prime minister and mister president . and mister president, you seem to have changed your tune from what you said this week when you said on the current plan that would probably kill the possibility of a trade deal with the uk. our countries are meant to have a special relationship yet you criticize this policy and her person for not listening to you. is that really the behavior of a friend? and prime minister, isn't it a problem for you about your brexit plan, will limit the possibilities of doing trade in the future? can you tell us how it felt in the wake of that meeting? >> maybe i'll go first because i criticize the prime minister. unfortunately there was a story that was done was you know, generally fine but they didn't put in what i said about the prime minister and i said tremendous things and fortunately we tend to record stories now so we had for your enjoyment if you'd like but we do something when we record with reporters and it's called the news and we still have a lot of problems with the google recording in

>> the time has expired and the chairman recognizes georgia, mister loudermilk. >> thank you mister chairman i appreciate the opportunity. doctor carson, thank you for the opportunity for being with us and thank you for your leadership and the new ideology you are bringing it to this organization, especially with the fiscal responsibility that you have spoken eloquently about, the fact is that we are not fiscally responsible at some point the money runs out and there is nothing to help anyone with and i appreciate that. i also appreciate you recognizing the importance of operating the powers of federal government and the state government regarding the mccarran which you spoke about earlier. i do have an area of concern has arisen recently, especially with the city of atlanta. treo is a provider that provides for lack of a better term lease to own type of mortgage with those who are on the cost of, they can't quite get a traditional mortgage they help these families to go into a lease agreement that would end up with a traditional mortgage. and the city of atlanta's finance authority formed a

i know it's not only a great disappointment for me but it's a rejection of joint european action misters a hope for didn't win you mrs merkel didn't win but democracy was hard at. the asylum debate may have cooled off within the conservatives as if the as the rejects their plans it could use up again. the talk about what has happened in the last twenty four hours i'm joined tonight by our chief political correspondent linda crane she is outside the chancellor here in berlin and here at the big table with me in the studio is verizon the misters on it is a veteran journalist who's covered every german government and chancellor since the one nine hundred seventy s. to both of you welcome to the show belinda i want to start with you we know that the social democrats say they need more time do we have any clarity tonight on what the social democrats plan to do. well they've said that they want to resume talks again later this week and the statement that we heard this evening from the head of the party sounded cautiously optimistic about the chances of agreement so perhaps they'll be using thi

i know you've got mister delaney and of course as always, we reallyappreciate that. we are running a little behind, we're going to break quickly . go get some grub and make it fast because we have to be back here at about 12:50. to get started on a tremendous discussion on 21st century school and go right to the k-12 enterprise that david osborne is going to lead so thank you are sticking with us. go tolunch and be back soon and we will continue . thank you for a great first session.

mister hatch, you must know compared to how long you had your current job? >> 71/2 years. >> you have been around longer than that. any election security where that person is voting in the voting booth? >> i can confidently speak about use the which is a by mail state. we have them available early and on election day. anybody who votes by mail must sign the envelope and have humanize look at every signature before we allow the vote to be cast. >> do you know what the signature should be be? if it is not someone else's signature? >> to capture your signature. >> with gentleman's time is expired. gentleman from maryland is recognized. >> did you say something called an intruder detection system had been put, the benefit of that queue >> in 2016, about 21 state election systems at the state level were behind the intrusion detection center. >> were those the states that were flagged you >> it uploaded the indicators provided on other activity including the state, and what was loaded into the system, there were hits across prior tracks. >> there is evidence the d

mister chairman they make the commendable point about simplicity. i hope you will take it seriously. if confirmed you have some heavy lifting to do because after all of the ballyhoo about how the administration was point to went to get taxes on a postcard apparently for a lot of people you would have to complete six schedules in order to be part of such a drill. you will have some heavy lifting for that. i hope what you will do is focus on the small business guidance on the pass through provision which looks like it is literally from fantasyland in terms of trying to figure out with a small businesses and april. i hope you will do that rather than continue on other men years -- matters that might make for good publicity in my state and seat and what much of the country is. they are literally crying out for some clarity on what's going to be done. for my next question i would like to turn to the charity area because we we've had strong bipartisan support in this committee. we prosecuted that case for a long time. secretary mnuchin said the bill will

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everyone back to work and the community thriving, thank you, mister president.a powerful moment on stage, steelworker holding back tears after being called up by donald trump. carly shimkus with reaction online. jillian: they are getting ready to perform live on the plasma. don't go away. ♪ . don't go away. ♪ jillian: they are getting ready to perform live on the plasma. don't go away. ♪ . don't go away. ♪ >> welcome back, the war on police getting worse. 33 officers shot and killed with two officers guns down in just the last 48 hour. compare that to last year when 35 were shot and killed the entire year of 2017. the question is what is causing the horrific increase in violence with our law enforcement panel joined me now, former national police officer vincent hill and new jersey sheriffs association, thank you for joining us this morning. let's start with you. what do you put the blame on? >> reporter: our courts are very lax. the death penalty -- a huge issue. a place to get better. it is a tragedy. >> training a police officer to need better training and an

oportunidad que tenemos al frente de jugar contra una de las mejores elecciones del mundo como dijo el místero con más experiencia de los jóvenes, porque está rafa márquez. >>> dudoso que él pueda durar todo un partido como el de hoy, que tuvieron que jugar los 120 minutos, la cuestión es cómo va a cambiar la defensa, porque de pronto pudiera tener cuatro debutantes con un equipo con una ofensiva enorme en brasil. >>> repasemos cómo quedó méxico en la fase de grupos. (información en pantalla) ♪. >>> una gran jugada de equipo de la recuperación de la chicharit chicharito ve chucky cerrando. >>> los dos ayudándose unos a los otros, en el segundo partido de la otra manera, así que lo importante yo creo hubo una baja concentración o falta de enfoque porque ya estaba todo preaprado para que méxico avance a la próxima ronda, muchso jugadores decían que fueron cositas, detallitos que fallaron en esta, de pronto en un lapos de minutos anotan dos goles. >>> exacto señores, al frenet al tetracampeón, a brasil, lo hemos visto bien, un equipo sudamericano que nos tiene acostumbrado que comienza lento, yo

. >> thank you mister chairman. since secretary carson has been here he's taken actions on issues of the proposal that are problematic and harmful for families and hard-working americans. he has released an outrageous plan that would triple rents for the lowest income household " for 1.4 million americans at risk of homelessness. these increased budget cuts for this important program. the trumpet ministrations greatest budget request, that congress would hud's budget by 14 percent compared to current levels and eliminate the community block grant and the home investment ownership program. concerned about the action omsecretary carson has taken to undermine fair housing in this country. to stop the implementation of hud, furthering fair housing rule which requires the federal agencies and recipients of federal housing rt funds to affirmatively further their housing. it's a hard to fair housing investigation and has even proposed taking inclusive and sustainable immunities free from discrimination out of hud's mission

. >> unfortunately for mister trump all of the people connected are similar to what he is. all of their lives they have been doing those things. and it is very difficult to go back to being normal. unlike ordinary people. you just don't do that. it's not natural. >> nobody wants to fly business class after first-class. but it seems like he brings in a skeleton crew. it's not even clear if he has a crew to deliver the ethics guidelines. they don't have good directions. >> i don't understand when trump brought in various people for the private sector and said now you're running a federal department. and they are still thinking it is the private sector. this guy pruitt is a former attorney general of the state of oklahoma. >> they don't have any ethical laws. he has been doing exactly what he's been doing now. people tend to do that. when you point them no matter what the instructions are, they don't read their instructions. >> but they have the political savvy where you don't embarrass whoever it is that employed you. >> especially when they are trying to drain the swamp and

. >> translator: mister trump, don't play with iran. it would lead to regret.ou will forever regret. >> reporter: his comments in its residential tweet, never threaten the united states again or you will face consequences the likes of which few throughout history ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. be cautious. iran's foreign minister jumped into the fray with a tweet of his own, we have been around for millennia and seen falls of empires including our own which lasted more than the life of some countries, be cautious. a few hours after the comments, secretary pompeo delivered a speech at the reagan library, accusing iran's government of sponsoring terrorism around the world. accusing iran's supreme leader, the head of state and religion of operating a $95 billion hedge fund and took care during his remarks to distinguish between america's dislike of the uranium government and its respect and goodwill towards the uranium people. the deadline for the us to impose the snap act sanctions o

. >> thank you mister chairman. chair powell, i heard you state repeatedly is too soon to tell whether the economic efforts will be recent implementation of terrace will be positive or negative. there are already serious indications we are headed for trouble. in the most recent meeting minutes, several participants noted their business contacts have expressed concerns about the first effects of tariffs and other proposed trade restrictions in future investment activity and that they were not planning any new investments to increase. continental, america's largest male manufacturer in misery already laid off 60 workers and expects to go out of business area harley-davidson, based in wisconsin is moving jobs overseas to europe to await its on its exports. based in michigan seen its share price over the present as a result of trumps on steel and aluminum.washing machine and dryer prices increase 20 percent in the past three months as a result . the steepest rising 12 years according to thedepartment of labor . these ta

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is my great pleasure to introduce to my speaker mister injured seeley. he is a regular, calmness and previously serves as a member on the council of foreign relations. please get a very warm welcome to mister injured seeley. thank you louis. thank you to gregory and joe and bianca and everyone else. this is a phenomenal organization an opportunity to be with all of you. not only connecting people with ideas but also really cataloging and dissecting that. it sounds like it's about the united states in mexico and why it is as much mexico. are they becoming one country. i think the answer is probably a resounding no. we are much closer than we think. we are much closer than people on either side is. they had been beginning to fall apart. they're far more connected than we've ever been. let's start with the news of the day. 2026 whose hosting the world cup. mexico the united seats in canada. north america world cup bid. very exciting actually. mexicans would've been reluctant. i suspect mexicans would've been reluctant to do a bit with the united states seen

mister trump had the opportunit to say to the american people and countries around the world and misterputin, do not do thi again or there will be consequences. he failed to meet even the minimum standards of that. take i think you cut through al the political bs. the president is not going to b talking about stuff. maybe you just look at his actions. he talks in the master lock it back. >> i know you are a fan of actions over words. the challenge here is that we are a were war of words right now. we are words, social media, thi is kind of where we live right now so for the person who he probably yields more informatio successfully in tweets than any of us ever will in a lifetime, think he wants to be able to do both. and he needs to be able to do both. and if we judge on the policy, wow, he even has more words to say doesn't he because he's succeeding there. so maybe the question is the work that he chooses. >> i think if you take some of his missteps and you sort of se them aside without forgiving them and take the result of certain things on that he is still doing well. i think that

i know you've got mister delaney and of course as always, we really appreciate that. we are running a little behind, we're going to break quickly. go get some grub and make it fast because we have to be back here at about 12:50. to get started on a tremendous discussion on 21st century school and go right to the k-12 enterprise that david osborne is going to lead so thank you are sticking with us. go to lunch and be back soon and we will continue. thank you for a great first session. >> live down to capitol hill for national whistleblower day-to-day hosted by the national whistleblower center, building from senate judiciary committee chuck grassley from the fbi. in thea -- who gained 1990's with her issue in monica lewinsky that led to clinton's impeachment. live coverage. we will start in a moment. >> good morning. thanks for being here. we'll start a few minutes. if you'd be so kind to get your lunch, it is out there in the lobby.

[applause] >> thank you very much, mister president, thank you for your leadership and the faith you put in me when you offered me this job. thank you for standing up for our veterans. my father and my uncle thought in the korean war, you can't imagine how much it means to those veterans that you didn't forget their comrades. as an economist it is my duty to remind the we should not make too much of one number. how often do we hear economists say that. when i think back to the first time i met with you in the oval and we talked about your vision of how to make america great again you might recall in the end i agreed that really ought to work. the fact is if we look at the data today, we can see the proof in the pudding, president's policies are working, not just the top line but in the details. the president said that if we deregulate the economy and have tax reform there will be a capital spending been because the factories will come back to america. if you look at the data the factories are booming again. the president said if we emphasize energy production in the us we could becom

nelson, stand up. 33 years later, mister nelson spent 33 years in prison because no one would listen. n this is what judge edelman said. malone's testimony rest on a foundation of lies and exaggerations. the human face attached to this tragedy, this is a real story and so we heard and our families got hurt and come on. he just got out. he can't stand here and rant and rave because he is under a gag order. they are going to retry him. he can't say anything to you. he is under a gag order. we will respect that gag order. but i am not. i am not. [applause] >> i will hush in just a minute. the fellow that put him down is living off of a nice retirement check in virginia. the -- there is no accountability for fbi agents under that conclusion. if there is no accountability there has to be maximum oversight, that is the courage, the kind of people in this e oom. that the gary nelsons in the world, i should have given him a vote, he had no clue what to do with that computer,r, 1985 when he went down. you remember how bad you are hurt. remember this man. this man. what we went through pales n

. >> woodruff: million children grew up with mister rogers and his neighborhood. now a new documentary explores his life and lessons.ff jey brown has more.wn >> bro: the trolley, the cute sock-puppets, the cardigan sweater-- millions loved mister rogers and his neighborhood, others found it all a bit, well, too "nice." filmmaker morgan neville watched as a kid and, looking again as an adult, found something worth exploring, celebrating today. >> when i started digging into him i just felt like this was a voice i don't hear in our culture anymore. a itoice that needs a place at the table and it's a ice that speaks up for a lot of things that nobody else is. speaking out f it's a grownup voices empathetic and that's looking out for our own cultural long- term well-being. >> brown: ville, who won an oscar for his documentary, "20 feet from ardom," has now made "won't you be my neighbor," a new, fuller look at the life and work of fred roger >> a television program for children made its inauspicious debut on wqed in pittsburgh. its host? fred rogers. >> brown: "mr. ro

if mister bolton has his way and we have a war with iran , i imagine it would go boom. it's pretty clear that saudi arabia has made a deal long ago with pakistanand other states that support pakistan developing nuclear weapons , that they will probably take steps if they need some. saudi arabia has built a missile for their use that is basically an intermediate range ballistic missile that has no conceivable purpose without a nuclear warhead. so it's 10,000 pounds of dynamite on top of a multibillion-dollar missile. so it's been a calculation that as usual, it's a political calculation about whether one should go nuclear or not but it's not easy. we tested a bomb in the 60s to see if reactor grade plutonium made a good weapon and it didn't . they couldn't get a viable yield out of the thing and it was physically hot which means you've got to deal with getting rid of all that he and all warhead that is the biggest, you could put it on a shelf. yes. >> we're approaching in energy independence on the basis of hydraulic pressure. i wonder if you have perspective on why it t

. >> jimmy: well, mister mister. that waske good cut. i hat.atto i'm goinlame you maybe a a little bit. maybe, right? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's so interesting. that's so interesting. [ laughter ] because -- i mean, because -- i know -- got sick. >> that's okay. >> jimmy: but i was like, "in america, we don't actually say, "i got sick of myself." >> but what you even going to ke? you think i was - >> jimmy: throwing up. >> yeah. j my: yeah, that's what we say in america. >> right. >> jimmy: in england, you go, "oh, i got a little sick of myself." [ light laughter ] >> we don't -- we ney that. >> jimmy: i got a little sick of myself. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. i don't quite know. it's the australian in me. j[ laughter ] my: thank you for coming to the show. i know you were just in nggland. >> i was just innd. >> jimmy: were you at the royal wedding? >> no. [ laughter ] no, i wasn't. i sadly, genuinely, sadly, was not at the royal wedding. but i feel like i really, you know -- >> jimmy: should have been. >> yes.im >>: but you were there

and the first time in 28 years, i think that is the last time you were here to testify before us, mister chairman. the commission's everton wildfire and hurricane, emergency alert with location accuracy, key priorities for all of us. we reauthorize the fcc for the first time in two decades and appreciate the commission's input on our work and thanks to the hard work of everyone on the committee we incorporate provisions from 18 bipartisan bills that now form the act that is now law. we tried to work together when we can on these issues, 18 bipartisan bills, 57 on opioids, all of it bipartisan. i look forward to hearing about the fcc's progress in employing support in law such as broadcast, the commission is doing good work on that and provide an extra billion dollars and fixed some of the issues that were there to make sure translators and fm radio stations, their equipment moved so we can free up that spectrum and i know under your leadership and others successfully pulled off the biggest reverse auction in history. you brought to our attention the issue involving the illegality of fund

mister trump do not play with the lions den. they threatened the mother of all wars which was a reaction to new economic sanctions. all part of the step up campaign that mike pompeo spoke about just last night. >> i have a message for the people baran. the united states here's you. and they support you. when the united states sees the suits of liberty pushing up the rocky soil we pledge our salt dullard -- solidarity. >> they are talking about re- imposing sanctions. >>> in washington, will check in on the story throughout the morning. oakland reopened at 4 am this morning after two women were stabbed there and one died. alyssa harrington is at the station now with new information what you know now? >> good morning. we learned that these two women were sisters. one is survived is being treated for injuries at the hospital. with me now is jim allison. we've an update this morning, we know the suspect is still out there, do we have any leads? >> if video from the train itself. and we have more identification tight materials that i