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lso say what they hope they do sen courage people to just make a legal crossing, judyso >> woodruff:ortant to be reporting this story from ond the grrom where it is happening. amna nawaz reportingnrom luis in arizona. thank you, amna. >> thanks, judy. >> woodruff: the fox news channel is one of the most esccessful news media vent today, winning consistently top ratings in the competive world of cable news. but while the network has always relished beingn outlet for conservative voices, the network is drawing criticism for its increasingly close relationship with the trump administration. william brangham lks at that criticism, and the multiple connections between fox and the white house. >> brangham: fox news has long been accused by critics of being a "mouthpiece" for the trump administration, and tentimes, its anchors and guests sound just like the president:ll >> m is not going to produce a neutral report. he's not going to be fair. >> now is the time to talk about the wall and to awaken citizensd >> brangham:n return, president trump makes no secret of his love for fox news >> we

white house reporter for the lso angeles times. thank you for coming on tonight. i was shocked by pelosi's statement because it seemed to me it wasn't -- well we're not going to do it right away. we don't have enough stuff now. it was a statement of direction. we shouldn't be going toward looking to impeach this guy even though he have a lot of evidence already. your thoughts. >> well, i think that what she's saying is regardless of the information, regardless of how unfit he is, we're waiting for republican permission to go forward and hold him accountable for his crimes. i think if we let the american people see through hearings exactly how lawless he is, they will insist he be removed from office immediately. >> what article of impeachment are you confidence of right now he deserves to have brought against him? what article? >> i think the two most obvious articles, chris, are obstruction of justice and straight up corruption. he's been taking money from foreign countries. >> explain obstruction of justice in a moment, if you can. what has he done? i can see th

a headline about the legal 2.8 $3on rising to billion. .lso, ubs cutting total pay a couple of headlinesm ubs. we will bring you more as we get them. u.s. equitiessaw whipsaw over headlines around trade. reports of a meeting between president trump and the chinese president could be delayed until april. futures firmer today. 10-year treasury yields, closing below to 65. down a basis point to read the dollar showing some strength. we hold on to those gains. let's look at what else we are looking at. a decision from the boj. a dimmer view on the economy. cable dropped yesterday, even though teresa may won an extension in terms of the vote. lots of options on the table. we will get into it and discuss. crude, not doing much. markets.ck in on the juliette saly has more. >> a happy one for investors. the worst week for global stocks so far. we are on track for a gain of almost 2%. the first weekly win in march. 0.8%.kkei closing higher, the yen virtually unchanged after the policy decision. a lot of buying coming back. more announcements from premier li in terms of fiscal policy. cospi in kor

before they wanted to dispense with the idea rid of a president simply for mal administration anything lso realized you give congress one of the competing branches of government and we all know the government set up in a sense to fight against each other, to compete for power against each other, if gave congress the opportunity in any way, shape, or form, to say, we have, no pun intended, a trump card over the residency, that we're able to remove the president when we see fit, that's a really dangerous you know, in essence, if it just takes congress agreeing that a impeached, ould be to impeach him, well, that means could ngress in some way ultimately reign supreme over the presidency and that's not wanted as a they balance of power. i do have to say when we talk bout this entire framework of fear of executive power that's really a more modern notion in founders had. the the people at the convention ere more concerned and spent more time talking about a tyrannical congress. one you ress was the needed to watch out for because they presumed the president would be somewhat limited by the con

public lso encouraged policy to help try to improve efficiency. so, a lot did happen. he was the energy area able to accomplish important goals. meg: yes. story tragically ends up, and this is not up like l.b.j. story is in the foreign policy arena. by 1979 you is don't really see this in 1973 but by 1979 especially increase pec price there is a sense we are being held hostage. we did get held hostage that following fall and a shift this momentum, not only to big oil but the arab that sort of build up momentum for more aggressive which in the middle east will ultimately come to fruition. reagan you roducing bring us full circle in terms of thesis. we started with george h.w. and bush going to texas and in a country with unlimited resources. post-war euphoria that there's nothing americans can't do. take care of us. republicans and democrats will be that. we go through all of this and crises -- sis is -- are a huge part of it. we come to ronald reagan, who no, government isn't the problems. your government is the problem. fascinating s this transformation that you write

ft"lso have news from "the that they could be mulling about 10 billion euros in equity to fund the dealnot forget, negative yields. germany, negative seven basis points. you are seeing unchanged in germany, but still negative nine is where we set. cable rates are the one to watch. what's going on in the house of commons? i have no idea. spreads points is the s, the five thirties. lisa: viviana hurtado is here with first word news. viviana: u.s. negotiators are back in beijing to continue trade talks. trade representative robert lighthizer and treasury secretary steven mnuchin hope to nail down a deal with china, but a chinese spokesman says there is still a lot of work to be done. a major sticking point centers on enforcement of u.s. intellectual property protections. meeting wednesday with president trump and top pentagon officials, the agen da centered on national -- the agenda centered on national security. giant alsohe tech declined to renew a defense department contract. he president later tweeting is "totally committed to the u.s. military." with brexit dragging on, some of the u.

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lso infrastructure legislation. they all have bipartisan sponsorship in the congress right now.t is a question of whether leadership is willing to step back and let the committees do their work. host: which of those is farthest along? in the presidential election cycle, the closer we get to the actual election, the last these issues are likely to move. guest: in the good old days, you would have functional deliberative democracy for two or three years, and then a tough election contest. we are in a tough election contest all the time. it is tough in 2018 and 2019. the issue we are most focused on is paid parental leave. we are the only western democracy that makes people choose between their new kids and a paycheck. parent does working not have access to any kind of paid leave. only one in six have access to quality paid leave. there is a real notion out there that we should do something about this. you have support among progressives like kristen children. mike lee and joni ernst just introduced legislation. this is an issue of ivanka trump has been pushing forward. chris dodd

not only are these climate-related events impacting installations and base readiness, but they are lso creating more frequent request for military support for disaster relief and humanitarian assistance. and so both active duty service members, national guard personnel, and reserve personnel are increasingly responding to assist communities in impacted events here in the united states and around the world. climate change presents a myriad of readiness challenges, both here at home and abroad. .t's not only a future threat by the events of this year and last week, it is an event here and how. it is a threat today, and it is impacting the resiliency of our installations and our operations and is seriously impacting the readiness of the department of defense to meet its challenges all around the world. so we have our hands full, making sure that our military is ready in the era of climate change. now, if i might, madam speaker, change subjects and pick up another issue that is before us today. joining me in this discussion will be mr. parne from the beautiful state -- payne from the beaut