u. s. congress has already banned the use of while the devices and government agencies and is lobbying for the e. you to do the same. still in europe the brussels is fine to ninety eight twelve point five million euros for breaching anti trust rules. the u. competition commission that said that the sports ground had stopped retailers from selling club merchandise across borders in the e. u. economicc area. leading to raise prices and less choice for consumers. now let's take a look at the markets so that have been market just as recently following slowing economic growth and hints of a us recession. european shares a close in the red today with london's footsie down by almost half a percent the cat go home to dropping almost a fifth of a percent. on the docks also down by zero point 15%. over in the us is being a similar picture for much of the day's trading the s. and p. five hundred and the nasdaq closed at the same level just under the flat line. the dow jones opens down thehe persistence made a small recovery finishing in the green. deutsche bank is mulling over controversial merger wi

u-s census. (vicki) as kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon reports... democrats say there's proof wilbur ross lied to congressabout why he added the question. secretary of commerce wilbur ross is under fire a question on the 2020 census...that asks if you are a us citizen... . rep. elijah cummings / chair, oversight committee md-dafter experts at the census bureau warned, and i quote that it harms the quality of the census count. states like california worry that even legal immigrants won't participate in the census because of the question...which would cost the state money...and seats in congress...they've challenged the citizenship question in court...and won twice...but the trump administration has appealed the case to the us supreme court...california congress woman jackie speier says documents and emails show secretary ross lied to congress when he said the citizenship question was not his idea...rep. jackie speier / ca-d you cant lie to congress,// your own deputy chief of staff says you initiatedwilbur ross / secretary of commercei testified truthfully to the

u. s. the calling for a different kindnd of politics on the strees and in congress women are also for instance making their presence felt in the tunisian parliament. and y young activists like sweden's gray southside. i'm having a real impact. so -- question on quadriga this week is women in power the better of politicians. ants to discuss that question i'm joined here in the studio by soraya saudi nelson. an american journalist who directs the u. s. national public radio bureau here in berlin. she believes that women all politically more powerful than ever before but still face grea. obstacles. also with us this is on a code below. foreign correspondent for spiegel magazine she argues that women are gaining in influence globally as entrepreneurs. politicians and activists but when people are seeking refuge in war zones women are always among the first victims. and a warm welcome to the current taylor who is among other things an adviser on human rights for a german member of parliament's. current say's that a hundred years after the introduction of women's suffrage in germany. the proportion

u-s illegally. as anna wiernicki (war-nik-ee) reports... house speaker nancy pelosi is calling on both parties to pass the bill.. when congress returns to washington d-c next week. nancy pelosi: "si se puede!" anna wiernicki: house speaker nancy pelosi wants congress to protect dreamers, for good. nancy pelosi: this legislation, the dream and now dream and promise act, is urgent for our country. anna wiernicki: democrats introduced "the dream and promise act" last week. the bill provides a pathway to citizenship for so-called "dreamers," children brought to the u.s. illegally.lloyd doggettu.s. congressman, d-texastake cg @ 0:22-0:30 these young people have so much to contribute to our country, they've already cleared a criminal background check and they deserve some certainty. anna wiernicki: texas congressman lloyd doggett says the bill would also provide protections for people with temporary protected status and those covered by deferred enforced departure.lloyd doggett: they have worked so hard in texas, across the country here in washington. they deserve that. //jerry nadler: we will pass it. we will do justice.anna wiern

u-s illegally. (pam) capitol bureau correspondent anna wiernicki (war-nik-ee) reports, house speaker nancy pelosi is calling on both parties ... to pass the bill when members of congress returns to washington next week. énancy pelosi: "si se puede!" anna wiernicki: house speaker nancy pelosi wants congress to protect dreamers, for good. nancy pelosi: this legislation, the dream and now dream and promise act, is urgent for our country. anna wiernicki: democrats introduced "the dream and promise act" last week. the bill provides a pathway to citizenship for so-called "dreamers," children brought to the u.s. illegally.lloyd doggettu.s. congressman, d-texastake cg @ 0:22-0:30 these young people have so much to contribute to our country, they've already cleared a criminal background check and they deserve some certainty. anna wiernicki: texas congressman lloyd doggett says the bill would also provide protections for people with temporary protected status and those covered by deferred enforced departure.lloyd doggett: they have worked so hard in texas, across the country here in washington. they deserve that. //jerry nadler: we will pass it. we will do justice.anna wiernick

a letter to congress ásummarizing the main conclusions from mueller's report.critically...mueller did not find president donald trump's campaign or associates conspired with g the 2016 u-sidential election.also...attorney general barr and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein decided the evidence was "not sufficient" to support a prosecution of the president for obstruction of justice.and then at one point barr quotes mueller directly writing: "while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not áexonerate him."president trump had this to say shortly after the summary was delivered. president donald trump: "it was a complete and total exoneration it's a shame that our country had to go through this. to be honest it's a shame your president had to go through this."on the áother hand...áhouse judiciary chairman jerry nadler said this summary áisn't enough. jerrold nadler, (d) chairman, : "his conclusions raise more questions than they answer, given the fact that mueller uncovered evidence that in his own words does not exonerate the president."attorney general barr says he ádoes plan to release more...but he is working with robert m

u-s illegally. ( james ) as anna wiernicki reports ... house speaker nancy pelosi is calling on both parties to pass the bill when congress returns to washingtonancy pelosi: "si se puede!" anna wiernicki: house speaker nancy pelosi wants congress to protect dreamers, for good. nancy pelosi: this legislation, the dream and now dream and promise act, is urgent for our country. anna wiernicki: democrats introduced "the dream and promise act" last week. the bill provides a pathway to citizenship for so-called "dreamers," children brought to the u.s. illegally.lloyd doggettu.s. congressman, d-texastake cg @ 0:22-0:30 these young people have so much to contribute to our country, they've already cleared a criminal background check and they deserve some certainty. anna wiernicki: texas congressman lloyd doggett says the bill would also provide protections for people with temporary protected status and those covered by deferred enforced departure.lloyd doggett: they have worked so hard in texas, across the country here in washington. they deserve that. //jerry nadler: we will pass it. we will do justice.anna wiernicki (stand up) @annaewiernickitake cg

congress summarizing the main conclusions from mueller's report. critically...mueller did not find president donald trump's campaign or associates conspired with russia during the 2016 u-sresidential election.also...attorney general barr and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein decided the evidence was "not sufficient" to support a prosecution of the president for obstruction of justice.and then at one point barr quotes mueller directly writing:"while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not áexonerate him."president trump had this to say shortly after the summary was delivered.president donald trump: "it was a complete and total exoneration it's a shame that our country had to go through this. to be honest it's a shame your president had to go through this."on the other hand...house judiciary chairman jerry nadler said this summary isn't enough. jerrold nadler, (d) chairman, house judiciary committee: "his conclusions raise more questions than they answer, given the fact that mueller uncovered evidence that in his own words does not exonerate the president."attorney general barr says he does plan to release more...but he is

congress would then need two- thirds of its memebers in both chambers to overrule the veto. (justine) in world news... starting tommorrow the u-s and south korea will begin the first of their reconfigured, scaled down joint military exercises. that is according to a statement by the south korean ministry of defense sunday. the drills will continue for about a week, until march 12th. the two contries are shifting their traning strategy away from the big- high profile drills that have long irratated pyongyang. the u-s and south korea say they will focus on smaller exercises and even virtual training. (justine) national security adviser john bolton is calling on north korea to give a full explanation of what happened to otto warmbier . warmbier was arrested for allegedly stealing a political sign during his tour of pyongyang in earli 20-16. but died juust a couple days after returning home. warmbier' family is sharply rebuked president trump, after his public defense of kim jong un in the mistreatment and death of their son. bolton is defending trump's stance... and says his own opinion doesn't matter.

congress summarizing the main conclusions from mueller's report. critically...mueller did not find president donald trump's campaign or associates conspired with russia during the 2016 u-ssidential election.also...attorney general barr and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein decided the evidence was "not sufficient" to support a prosecution of the president for obstruction of justice.and then at one point barr quotes mueller directly writing:"while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him."president trump had this to say shortly after the summary was delivered. president donald trump: "it was a complete and total exoneration it's a shame that our country had to go through this. to be honest it's a shame your president had to go through this."on the other hand...áhouse judiciary chairman jerry nadler said this summary isn't enough. jerrold nadler, (d) chairman, house judiciary committee: "his conclusions raise more questions than they answer, given the fact that mueller uncovered evidence that in his own words does not exonerate the president."attorney general barr says he ádoes plan to release more...but he is

congress summarizing the main conclusions from mueller's report. critically...mueller did not find president donald trump's campaign or associates conspired with russia during the 2016 u-spresidential election.also...attorney general barr and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein decided the evidence was "not sufficient" to support a prosecution of the president for obstruction of justice.and then at one point barr quotes mueller directly writing:"while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not áexonerate him."president trump had this to say shortly after the summary was delivered.president donald trump: "it was a complete and total exoneration it's a shame that our country had to go through this. to be honest it's a shame your president had to go through this."on the other hand...house judiciary chairman jerry nadler said this summary isn't enough. jerrold nadler, (d) chairman, house judiciary committee: "his conclusions raise more questions than they answer, given the fact that mueller uncovered evidence that in his own words does not exonerate the president."attorney general barr says he does plan to release more...but he i

u-s, mexico border. omar jimenez is in washington with the story. and with áthat the first áever veto for president trump. president donald trump: "congressthe power to pass thisi have the duty to veto it. and i'm happy to do it."it comes after áboth the house and a republican- majority senate passed a resolution blocking trump's national emergency declaration to fund a wall along the southern border.sen. lamar alexander/-r-tennessee: "this declaration is a dangerous precedent"sen. mitt romney/-r- utah: this for me is a matter of defending the constitution and the balance of powersthe president has stressed the immediate need for a border wall since the campaign. shortly after the vote count he tweeted in all caps simply"veto!"president donald trump: "it is definitely a national emergency. rarely have we (grant)(grant)(grant) also in washington -- there's new hope for many in the immigrant community. this week, house democrats introduced a bill that would give dreamers, t-p-s recipients and people with deferred enforced departure a permanent status in this country. but while some are optimistic, others say the bill is not realistic. camil

u-s illegally. (pam) as anna wiernicki (war-nik-ee) reports... house speaker nancy pelosi is calling on both parties to pass the bill.. when congressurns to washington d-c next week. nancy pelosi: "si se puede!" anna wiernicki: house speaker nancy pelosi wants congress to protect dreamers, for good. nancy pelosi: this legislation, the dream and now dream and promise act, is urgent for our country. anna wiernicki: democrats introduced "the dream and promise act" last week. the bill provides a pathway to citizenship for so-called "dreamers," children brought to the u.s. illegally.lloyd doggettu.s. congressman, d-texastake cg @ 0:22-0:30 these young people have so much to contribute to our country, they've already cleared a criminal background check and they deserve some certainty. anna wiernicki: texas congressman lloyd doggett says the bill would also provide protections for people with temporary protected status and those covered by deferred enforced departure.lloyd doggett: they have worked so hard in texas, across the country here in washington. they deserve that. //jerry nadler: we will pass it. we will do justice.anna wiernicki

congress. why some say the solution on the table is a terrible idea. (terisa)part of trump's budget proposal includes paid family leave. according to u-sr statistics only 17 percent of u-s workers can count on their employer to pay them while they stay home with their newborns.(ken) as kron 4's capitol hill correspondent raquel martin explains... both republicans and democrats support the plan... but it is unclear if they can agree on the details. "nat pop baby crying"many say the first few weeks after birth can be the most precious for new parents and their babies.but labor statistics show just a small fraction of u-s families can afford to take the time off.only 17 percent of workers get paid parental leave."as a nation we can do better for our families."tuesday republican senators joni ernst and mike lee introduced a conservative solution to a problem dispraportionally impacting working women."it's long over due that congress have a conversation on these matters, but get serious."under their plan eligible workers could tap their social security funds early to help pay for up to 3 months of off time. groups like the independent women

united states congress, and the white house should not be allowed to interfere in any way in interpreting or presenting the information to the american people.> (catherine) (catherine) u-ssentative anna eshoo released a statement saying in part -- "the american people deserve to know the facts about the russian attack on our democracy during the 2016 election. questions of grave concern are e stake, and the country has a right to the full truth." (grant) some san franicsco supervisors want to close san francisco juvenile hall. (catherine) they argue that it's ineffective, expensive and inhumane. kron 4's dan kerman has more from san francisco. (catherine) san mateo police say the twopeople seen here setting garbage bins on fire....have been arrested and are in jail. we first showed you this surveillance video yesterday. police say the men were caught setting fire to three garbage bins around 3:30 in the morning. the fires melted a window of a nearby building and set off the building's sprinkler system. the suspects are 21-year-old carlos cris-terna and 20-year-old wilbert ramirez. (catherine) in the east bay -- police are looking for two people in connection with an arm

congress... he's asking for eight-point-six billion (terisa) that's more than he wanted the last time around... which resulted in the longest government shutdown in u-sistory. but as cnn's kaitlan collins reports... this is just one battle brewing between the president and democrats. the first white house press briefing in 42 days was supposed to focus on president trump's new budget proposal... sarah sanders, white house press secretary: "president trump's 2020 budget was released today"...but it was quickly overshadowed after sarah sanders refused to deny a report claiming trump told a room of republican donors that democrats hateewish people "you didn't say yes or no. does he rally believe democrats hate jewish people, i'm just trying to get a sense of that?"sarah sanders, white house press secretary: "i think that's a question you ought to ask the democrats." instead, the press secretary hitting democrats for not going far enough to rebuke their own members...sarah sanders, white house press secretary: "democrats have had a number of opportunities to condemn specific comments and have refused to do that..." ...and pointing to republicans calling