bill. as many as are of the opinion, say "aye". to the contrary, "no... i think the ayes have it. the ayes have it. i now call... i now call sir william cashve new clause four formally. the question is that new clause four be added to the bill. as as many as are of the opinion, say "aye". to the contrary, "no". division. clear the lobbies! lindsey oil being tested. trying to rattle through the amendments as quickly as he can. he has come to another procedural, rock to you by sir bill cash. new clause four prevents mms to standing orders during these extension motions. standing orders are the rules that govern the procedures of parliament. do you wa nt to procedures of parliament. do you want to have a stab at that?” procedures of parliament. do you want to have a stab at that? i think what he is trying to do is limit the scope for mp5 to mess around with the procedures of the house and to change the business also but we have seenis change the business also but we have seen is them doing all these business motions. a lot of time discussing business motions which means setting aside standing orders to create space for mp5 to do things. i thi

fact we're going to detain more people. >> you know, the question of the court, that we can limit cash bill, but what comes next is the question, and i do not think it is a binary choice, i do not think it is cash bail or you are in, we know that cash is not the incentive that makes people come back, we know that summer 12 year project in the bronx is the bronx freedom fund that shows that when we use those that she's 95% of people came back, we know that from the bail project that is rebooking the same results that are shown that people come back when we are using philanthropic dollars to peter bell, so cash, literally cash would create a two system of justice, as you alluded to, one federation for everybody else, but if people charges the same crime, one can get out, and one cannot, so cash bill, actually, you know, needs to be limited. i do think though, what we are talking about this question of public safety, i want to add another dimension, because it is when i do not think gets talked about nearly enough. we know what the evidence is, right, the evidence that you related to, is that

bill clinton. it doesn't mean they cash bill clinton didn't even win the majority of white male noncollege graduates, mike huckabee. you know this argument pretty much wider than anyone else out there, you and pat buchanan and rick santorum, you are all making this case 20 years ago. this is a real issue. when people feel like they are talked down to by the elites, frankly, and both parties come but trump cut through that. >> laura, normally i agree with you but tonight come i got to tell you, you have become a cynic. the fact that you actually believe that those voters out there who go to waffle house, listen to leonard skynyrd, like to watch nascar and basketball, that those voters don't care mostly about whether they get to see donald trump's taxes, you know the issue they sit around the kitchen table and talk about is trying to make sure that we don't have any cars or airplanes in ten years, not just for the people who get to d them but the people who make them. those folks sit around their kitchen table hoping we have open borders so that anybody can come into the country and live right next do

that's blackstone berkshire hathaway jamie diamond they're gorging themselves to death on this bill say free cash and they themselves will perish and take their entire country down with sound because they can't stop there's no editor in their mind they're like goldfish in a bag of food they're just eat themselves to death that's another analogy but the analogy i introduced at the top of the show was that no or the metaphor no good deed goes unpunished so in terms of this economy if it's of it's not a metaphor that's an idiom it is so in a corrupt system it's impossible to do any good deeds because everybody's gimmee gimmee gimmee it's like if if if it's so on equal and it's so corrupt everybody scamming everybody even the tax code as you mentioned it's like seventy thousand pages long right because there's so many loopholes and no good deed goes unpunished less what catholics say money look what uses you know the good deeds ended up crucifying himself so this was a basis for this whole catholic church of giving away money all the time and nobody having any so never last trump gave most americans

look the way he paid the bill was not with $2 million cash. ly denies the cash was paid. the currency he paid with was american prestige by agreeing to sit down with kim jong-un in what we now understand perfectly clearly was an almost worthless negotiation in hanoi. while it was a worthless negotiation in hanoi and before that. so, i think that, you know, look, the currency he paid was american prestige. >> the invoice was sent to the state department and the president denied that payment was made. let's talk about the kim jong-un-vladimir putin summit that you mentioned earlier. why do you think he's embracing kim this way and injecting himself as the mouthpiece to the u.s.. >> reporter: putin wants to be center stage on the international scene. this reminds me of the way putin stepped in in 2013 when obama was in a tough place having drawn a red line against chemical weapons in syria and then put in a position where the u.s. and allies were not willing to act in accord. what happened? putin stepped in. i'll solve this problem for you. i thin

her hotel room which was just a couple of miles away, she had approximately $7,500 in us cash, that was $100 bills in addition to that she had several other electronics, nine usb drives, five sim cards, another ceuphone usb drives, five sim cards, another cellphone and, of course, a device that can be used to find hidden cameras. and is it at all clear what she was trying to do, how far she got, and whether she was acting on her own behalf or, how shall we put it, on behalf or someone else? none of that is actually clear at this point and that is sort of what the prosecutors and the defence are quibbling over right now. yujing zhang has actually been charged with lying to a federal officer and unlawful entry to a private property. she has not been charged with anything related to espionage, though of course that is what all of the speculation is regarding her equipment and all of that. so far the prosecutors have said that she had lied about her entry, she had originally said she wanted to use the pool and then she said she was going to an event that did not exist. the defence has pointed out that

snippets here and there of the story is it that he quake holding cash physical currency hundred dollar bills with been a drug dealer or you know a bookie only these illicit activities require cash so therefore we just get rid of it's a lot easier just a flash card when you go to starbucks anyway if you can eliminate cash physical currency then then off how easy it is to impose negative interest rates on it which is just another form of this wealth confiscation money confiscation from the banks that's where we're headed the central banks of all told you this that everything is going to be available in the tool box as they say the next time the economy's roll over and negative interest rates one of them which again it's back to clip up left ocracy let's us could devise all the different ways we can to steal from the masses and enrich the few and that's where this is headed all right well let's have for this edition ought to be out for the site but that is credit for being on the kaiser report all right and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy

the ft reports on the nhs topping up doctors' alaries with cash to help them avoid hefty tax bills from already led to thousands retiring early. may must go in may — thats on the front of the metro — it says the prime minister faces calls to quit next month as polls show tory support has slumped again. on the times — british children will no longer be able to "like" posts on facebook and instagram under plans for stricter rules to force social media giants to protect children online. and benedict cumberbatch is splashed across the sun — after knocking down a cyclist with his car on a country lane in the isle of wight — the paper reports the actor got a slap from his victim who was left bleeding heavily from an arm injury starting with the daily telegraph. a dream for headline writers. tiger getting his bite back. it's an extraordinary comeback. this is a beautiful image they have on the front of the telegraph. sweet footage with him and his son, at his daughter. this is an extraordinary sporting comeback. tiger woods becoming fairly faintly tragic figure to sports journalists because it

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different premium brands and because of all this to me it sounds like he can't pay his bills we know that based on his cash flow and the fact that the numbers were substantially less than sales and of course a huge loss for tesla and that affects not just the stock which was down over eleven dollars today at market close but it's impact in the future and we've seen a lot of drop downs including the promises of autonomous vehicles in a million robo taxis it's easy to hit the surface and over promise and under deliver and i think that a lot of investors are starting to be very wise to this and a lot of people are saying you know what i already have a tesla i'm going to look at other brands like riviera and or mall and there's a lot of product out there. speaking of thomas driving on autonomy day tesla c.e.o. must claim that it's financially insane to buy anything other than a tesla it will be like owning a horse in three years so saying they were saying that the next quarter they will have more than one million taxis on the road seriously and there's not a lot of facts there's so much wrong with that stateme

what if we told you that you can actually earn cash by eating ou >> makes the bills easier to swallow. >> susan hogan shows how it works and tells you why credit card companies are raising the bar. >> see y this afternoon. ou >>> back now at 4:42 with some new video out of gainesville, virginia. look -- that is a bear. you see him? >> i sm. hi >> casually out for a late-night stroll in the hopewells landing neighborhood. the nest camera caught the bear in action. that's pretty big. sopparently this is the time of year black bears awaken from hibernation, and they're hungry. can you imagine a bear coming out of hibernation near your house? >> just strolling along like i know this neighborhood yeah. >> experts say to put anything away that my smell like food to a cbear. thatould be anything -- that could be your pet. you have to just take precautions, yikes. i wouldn't want to see a bar be in my yard like that. >>> summe isn't even here yet, but if you're already looking ahead to football season, it is time to mark your calendars. >> football ason? okay. i know. the redskins -- >> you h

the large violet colored the bill central banks in seventeen of the euro zone's nineteen economies already stopped issuing five hundred euro notes back in january but cash loving germany was delaying the move even though most germans rarely pay with a five hundred euro note but now the german bundesbank said the last five hundred euro bill will be issued on april the twenty sixth that is coming friday. just in case you need to know. yeah well pity i sort of spent my last five hundred. anyway and that's it for me and the business teen here in berlin for more business news and background stories check out dot com slash business will follow us on twitter and on facebook and now thanks for watching and staying home was coming up here on the docket. language courses. video. anytime anywhere. the law. to go to the news. channel. the mind of stood. with the exclusive. the must see concerning heart. just. curious. do it yourself networkers odd. subscribers don't miss some odd. i. know i said to me yang is that gabby is only a female paralympic athlete. her next goal is the two thousand and twenty paralympic games in tokyo. and her dream is to bring home a medal

the ft reports on the nhs topping up doctors' salaries with cash to help them avoid hefty tax bills from that have already led to thousands retiring early. may must go in may — that's on the front of the metro — it says the prime minister faces calls to quit next month as polls show tory support has slumped again. well, let's get into those. the tiger roars, this is quite a comeback for him, isn't it? fantastic photo on the front page of the daily telegraph. extraordinary sporting comeback. 11 years after his last major golf championship and 14 his last major golf championship and 1a years after he last won this one. i was looking down a list of his injuries, he's had an extraordinary time over the past decade in terms of just time over the past decade in terms ofjust injury after injury. it's quite astonishing. this piece in the daily telegraph says he's become a fairly tragic figure, this assumption that he'd never regain his previous form. many stories where people try comebacks and they are in desperate and sad failure. i was thinking of nigel mansell coming back. there is this thing

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cash. to iraq and watched it vanish nearly two hundred eighty one million one hundred dollar bills waiting three hundred sixty three tons. thanks and whistleblowers might have come forward. to say dude to use them blocks of cash to squash mice at the air force base is that normal or is that weird. or here's another example of journalist david de graw highlights from the government accountability report according to a department of defense official during an initial audit the army found thirty nine blackhawk helicopters that had not been recorded in the property system eight hundred nineteen million dollars in value similarly the air force identified four hundred seventy eight buildings and structures twelve installations that were not in the real property is just a mess the army lost and then found thirty nine helicopters. the air force lost and then found four hundred seventy eight buildings you lose a goddamn building are they moving that fast did you have trouble keeping track of how quickly they were running unless you just had a bad break up with david copperfield there is no act what

and what to do if you honestly do not have the cash to pay your tax bill.n into problem ts filing this year. we'd like to hear from you. 70 million is only half of the returns the irs expects. half are there. half is not. get on it. >> wow. okay. >> i'm so interested. >> this is a scene out of a seinfeld episode. hour long stand off for a parking spot. it happened in l.a. last night. the neighbor akrotsz crocross t caught it on camera. the feud went viral. and chrissy teigen jumped in on the phone. finally a nearby car moved and both drivers got a stall. the fight wasn't over. the drivers stayed in their car for 40 more minutes. neither wanted to be the first. >> there would be a face off. >> can you imagine home other spaces opened up. waiting on that one. >> sign of the times. >> we have more rain heavy your showers moving in. >> are you excited? >> sunshine next week. >> a will the of us want to get sunshine in here. what we have been wanting the past several weeks. we'll get more eventually. we have been talking about the giants of course the home of th

the dance floor ♪ ♪ i got all i need ♪ i ain't got cash, no, i ain't got cash, i got you, baby ♪ zmoet babe, i don't need dollar bills't need no ♪ as long as i can feel the beat ♪ ♪ i don't need no ♪ as long as i keep dancing ♪ baby, i don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight ♪ ♪ i love cheap thrills ♪ baby, i don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight ♪ ♪ i love cheap thrills ♪ interdon't need no ♪ as long as i can feel the beat ♪ . ♪ as long as i keep dancing [ crowd chanting "let's go, joe" ] [ crowd chanting "let's go, joe" ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ crowd chanting "we want joe" ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage dr. jill biden. ♪ your love ♪ >>> this is so exciting to be here today in pittsburgh! you know, some weeks are just a bit more exciting than others, and this has been an incredible week for joe and me. >> go jill! >> as you know, last thursday my husband announced that he was running for president of the united states. and what did i do to celebrate? the same thing that all of you probably did, i

there's tremendous cash out there that they're using to buy back shares and dividends or whatever and by some estimates, theinfrastructure bille $4 $4.5 trin and local companies would have to do deficitng finan or raise taxes and neither of them popular and why not use some of that cash to rebuild the infrastructure? >> it's not theirs to use. this corporate cash, regeneron, they have excess cash and they are spending in researchnd development and the breakthroughs in gene therapy and tt's where theoney should be going and everyone knows drug prices are very, verh and most americans can't afford drug prices and why don't we usehem to create sliding scales to creple drugs to p who can't afford them and give them a loan program a my former company medtronic have done that in companies like india and it can be done and i to havech prefer them -- and let me give you an example bill, here in minnesotan we have infrastructure problem and our new governor tim walls has stepped up and said we will put on a 20 cent a gallon gas tax and i think that's a great idea because that will also deter the use of gas and hospital environment and

food stamp recipients consume cash in benefits at restaurants. lawmakers supporting the billto help people who cannot store or prepare food. it could be passed as early as monday and we asked if this was misusing welfare. brian says the welfare system is itself a misuse of taxpayer fundss. ron on twitter rights this is going too far with helping the needy. if they can go to a restaurant we shouldn't have to pick up the tab. john on facebook said it would be fine if it was regulated. keep your opinions coming in. 5 minutes until the top of the hour. after the divorce rate spiked, is for tonight more addictive than drugs? who is falling for a ban on the battle reality a game? ♪ when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in

. >> if you have cash, you should be able to go anywhere you want. >> the bill will be introduced nextonth and should easily go into law. the federal government has no laws requiring any payment type, including cash. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> this season the easter bunny for the first time made a stop in a house in san jose. the winchester mystery house yesterday held its first ever easter egg hunt. children got to search for 5,000 eggs in the winchester mystery house garden. and rumors about haunted spirits in the mansion were nowhere to be found. >>> the latest into sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're off to a cool start across the bay area. here's meteorologist lisa

bills. a total of more than $8,000 in cash, including chinese currency. this in addition to what she was arrested with at mar-a-lago. four cell phones, a laptop, a hard drive and thumb drive containing malware. a secret service agent saying the malware on the thumb drive began installing itself on an agent's computer. prosecutors say she has repeatedly lied to investigators. when she arrived at mar-a-lago, she told a secret service agent she was there to go to the pool, but prosecutors say she arrived in a long gray dress without a bathing suit. a staff member recognized she had the same last name as a member of the club and believed her to be a relative so she was granted entry. that is one of two names this china 275 million people have. this flier on her cell phone was for an event she said she was going to attend. it's the same posted on a florida spa owner selling access to trump events at mar-a-lago. her attorneys say she wired $20,000 to someone she believed to be organizing the event in order to come to the united states but the event was cancelle

. >> food stamp recipients could cash in benefits at restaurants. lawmakers supporting the billwho cannot store or prepare food it could be passed as early as monday. similar program is used in arizona and parts of california and it's also being tested in florida and rhode island. rob: two months until the first democratic primary debate the field just keeps getting bigger. jillian: there are now 16 declared candidates with several more expected to jump. in one of them former starbucks ceo howard shoults a lifelong democrat considering running as independent. >> will more moderate candidates even an independent help or hurt president trump in 2020. sherri on facebook has a pretty interesting perspective she says it should help. shows they think like him so he is right. jillian: nick on twitter president trump will win re-election for sure. if trump will win 45 snats a blowout. rob: they may hurt some but trump has been doing amazing job so i think he will win. keep them coming. jillian: time fort the good, the bad, and the ugly. as always, we start with the good. >> a 89-year-ol

you can actually look at what bills are due on what day with the federal government, the daily treasury cashnt, and i started briefing people on this. and it really went viral. that went viral. and i wound up briefing the whole republican caucus in the house and the senate, and playing a real role in that. and i think the obama administration, so i think speaker boehner and eric cantor thought i had played a real role in turning around the house caucus on that, told that to the president, and the next thing i know, i'm getting a phone call from tim geithner, wondering if i could talk about being on the federal reserve board. david: when you got on the fed, did you think the people did not know much as you did about policy, or that they knew more than you did? what did you think when you were first on the fed? you are not an economist. jay: i had nine months between getting that phone call and actually walking in the front door and being sworn in. and i used that time to study economics through textbooks and lots and lots of papers and speeches. then i got into the real education. i assumed i

cash while eating out? >> makes those dinner bills little easier to swallow, right? >> today at 4:00, consumer reporter susanan shows how it works and tells you why credit card companies are raisg the bar. in>>o >>> new viout of gainesville. that is a bear coming out from behind the tree. >> that is not good >> outor a late-night stroll in the gainesville area. this is the timeea of y black bears are waking up from hibernation. guess what -- they're hungry. animal control experts s you should put away anything in your yard that make smell like food to a bear. that could be anything. that could be you. you need to stay away and keep all the doors closed. >> how do we do ithis? >>on't know. that's a big bear. summer isn't even here yet, but if you're looking ahead to football season, it is time to mark your calendars. we're all skins fans here. >> okay. the redskins have releaseddu thr sche last night. they did this. the highlights -- beginning with an opening game against the eagles., okay's going to be happening up in philly september 8th. our home opener is against

the soda bill still needs to clear the state assembly to become law. >>> amazon plans to take its cash list stores. they see the cashless stores discriminated against low income americans without bank accounts. amazon is not revealed when it's go stores will begin accepting cash, the company began opening its doors last year including san francisco. though stores use artificial intelligence and cameras to check and charge customers. >>> one s. bay city is ditching its controversial red light cameras. memo park city council decided not to renew the contract for its red light program. it expires at the end of the month. >>>summer concern the program had no real proof of improving safety and that's after one intersection with cameras still saw a increase in car collisions. hefty fines for rolling through a red light cost drivers just under $500. >>> travelers traveling to italy can now fly air italy from sfo directly to milan. as of today the airline is offering four weekly round flights to milan. the flights will have 24 business class seats and over 200 economy seats. earlier this month

because of agnost's memo of 1986, pursuant to request from then supervisor bill maher that said you could not trade shadow for cash. i'm delighted that thi this appl before us just so we can 35 years later talk about what was before the voter and what the voters voted on relative to proposition k. some of that impacts this appe appeal. lot of this is something that the 11 of us need to think about as we continue to build more and more buildings. we're not creating lot of new any new open face in -- space in town. let's preserve the best of the rest. >> president yee: any other -- i don't see anybody else. thank you. at this point i like to invite members public who wish to speak in opposition of the view. please come forward. you have two minutes. come up first speaker. >> i would like to speak in support for this project moving forward. in other words, denying the appeal. this project as you know, is just outside the central soma plan area where 32,000 new jobs are proposed while only 8800 housing community units are proposed. this would further exeexesexace. there are many studies which sites that the production

bill. >> made your money back right there. >> he adds that up. there's 160 bucks in cash just in that jar. score. some pokemon comics. they take it home, clean it up and they add up an scored pretty well. you asked me, how much they paid for this unit -- >> 50 bucks. >> 150 bucks? >> 75. >> 20 bucks. >> no. >> nice. >> 20 bucks. >> that is a freaking gucci shirt. kaboom. >>> little 18 month old mason is hanging out with mom at the kalahari resorts in sandusky, ohio. they have come up on this really cool statue of this gorilla. >> he immediately points out the source of milk. >> not only does he point it out -- >> no! [ laughter ]. >> i guess he thought it was full. >> oh my gosh. >> i can't believe that. >> yep. >> is that a gorilla? >> he goes right at it. tries to nurse from this gorilla statue. >> oh, poor baby is hungry. >> wow. that's not even a human and he's like -- >> now, the little breast-feeding session doesn't last long when little mason realizes there's no milk in there. >> little cold. >> metallic. >>> it's trinity's big day. >> she's opening her gifts. >> how a birthday surprise ma

investor hasn't sold the asset, doesn't have the cash, what if the investor doesn't have enough cash to pay the tax bill? this risk alone would have a chilling effect on investment, it would discourage people from making the investment in the first place because they would have to wonder and worry what kind of tax bill they would incur even if they didn't sell the asset. another problem of this is the complexity and difficulty of implementing this. it's pretty easy to determine the value of a stock, but there are other categories of investment that are much more difficult to value like real estate or a small business. and so imagine, mr. president, an entrepreneur buys a small building and builds it out and creates a restaurant, and that's his business. he's operating a restaurant. it may be profitable, it may not be. but what if the real estate values in that neighborhood happen to go up? here you have a struggling entrepreneur trying to make ends meet in his restaurant and the i.r.s. will come along and say, you owe us a lot of money because we i think the land you're on has gone up in value. what goo

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for credit cards, replacing that baffling points system with actual instant cash back, getting rid of the an antediluvian bills in the mail, making it so you don't have to take the card out of your wallet if you don't want to i think it will matter more than wall street seems to believe because they don't understand it's about experience. third best performer, little bit of a surprise, united technologies it rallied 21% i think you text sword for two reasons first it's an industrial so it rebounded with the come p com padres it's bolstered by a belief that the trade talks with china will go well. united technologies has a gigantic chinese business. u-tech is breaking up into three companies. i think it's a fabulous investment if you believe the chinese trade talks will ultimately succeed these break-ups take an awfully long time to complete. second best, this quarter, ibm talk about compressed. here's a stock that had fallen from 150s last september to $105 at its december lows that's a nightmare to climb and wiped out nine years' worth of gains now ibm is rebounding like crazy, coming back do $143 for a host

device to detect hidden cameras, nine usb drives rs five sim cards and more than $8,000 cash, most in $100 billsaring a blue prison jumpsuit she said little during her detention hearing. last week she told the journal she is an investment consultant in the u.s. on business. yesterday her public defender said zhang went to mar-a-lago to attend a charity event featuring the president's sister elizabeth. even produced a receipt for $20,000 he says she wired to a middleman who promised her access. on monday a judge will decide whether to release zhang on bond. even if that happens her freedom will be short lived. immigration officials have revoked her visa and would likely take her into custody immediately. >> fascinating as prosecutors have more on this. thank you. >>> people across israel are voting right now in one of that country's tightest election races in years, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is fighting to win his first term in office. he faces a tough challenge from his own former military chief benny gantz. netanyahu is touting his close ties with president trump on the campaign trial.