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have several bipartisan bills to offer and we should focus on the stupid democrats are focused like aar laser on finding a partisan bill that can pass the senate to protect the dreamers and several bipartisan bills excuse me, democrats are focused like a laser on finding a bipartisan bill that can pass the senate to protect the dreamers. several moderate republicans are working towards that, asin well. the only person who seems most intent or the one person who seems most intent on not getting aa deal is president trump. president trump's contribution to this debate has been has been to put forward in good faith we are working with democrats on compromise president trump is trying to force his unpopular, hard-line immigration agenda down the throats of the american people by calling it a daca bill. theil president's proposal, now the grassley bill, is so extreme on legal immigration that several pumpkins have been critical of it. including my c friend from south carolina and arizona and yet president trump thanks that democrats would be to blame for not getting a deal on daca because di

in 1960, aars later new church would be built on the s.me ground that is the church still there more than 100 years later. john robinson is not only a homeowner and cofounder of a church, but he's also a businessman. he is a shoe cobbler and apparently a pretty good one because he ran a business here for more than 50 years. john robinson didn't pass away until 1933, but after raising of a large family, a successful business, and some of the robinson family members are buried in the backyard of the kelley/robinson house. so right here in the little village of appomattox county, we can see the so what of the surrender. it unfolds right here before our very eyes. we have only had to look a more deeply to see these untold stories. >> are cities tour staff recently traveled to lynchburg, virginia to learn about its rich history. learn more about lynchburg and other stops on a tour at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> lectures in history, molly worthen teaches a class about history and the intellectual underpinnings of pr

christian toro and his brother tyler aare accused of building bombs at home with the help of high schooltudents paying them $50 an hour. the scoot shooting in florida prompted authorities to make the arrests. still unclear what if anything the men planned to do with the explosives. >>> we're learning new details about a school shooting plot in washington state that was actually foiled by the suspect's grandmother. police say an 18-year-old student from aces high school in evert was about ready to raid the campus with guns and grenades but his grandmother called 911 after she found a semiautomatic rifle in a guitar case and disturbing injournal. >> worting is i'm finding journal entries from my grandson. >> uh-huh. >> and he's planning to have a mass shooting at one of the high schools. >> wow, just imagine that phone call there. police credit the preventing what been another school shoot tragedy. >>> a high school track coach in northern ohio teen life. video shows chuck glover sitting on a gym bench when he falls onto the florida after suffering a massive heart attack. then h comes 17-y

. >> we never wanted aar and we don't want to live under it. for the sake of our children pieces, for the sake of our children who died of hunger, what we have seen has caused us to collapse humanely and psychologically' we dont have anything more to offer. we are being bled out. jeremy: the doctor was treatingh co12-year-olwas dying. his mother had beeing breakfast for her family went -- when three airstkes came in. >> i'm here waiting for my son to die. at lst he will be free of pain. i pray to god to end his suffering. where are the arabs, where are the muslims? do we have to appeal to israel? when my boy dies, he will go to heaven, whe e at least hwill be able to eat. i would like to die with him so i can look after him.je my: syrians have cried so many tears in the last seven years of war.ki the ing is escalating, not ending. a and oncein the world is watching from a safe distance. jeremy bowen, bbc news. laura: for more, i spoke a short time ago to an associate director at the johns hopkin school of advanced international studies. the uni

typically they lead economic recessions by at least aar we don't see that happening in the data. >> we will be watching along with you. jason, thank you. >> thank you. >> jason wear with aflion financial group. >> still ahead, a new twist on rental income that can help you refinance your mortgage. >>> the first national bank of omaha will not renew a contract ional rifle association to issue its nra branded visa credit cath. bank was one of many companies used by the nra to promotets membership through discounts and bonus deals. the first national bank of oha cited customer feedback as the reason for its >>decision. meantime, black rock plans to speak with weapons manufacturers and distributors to get their response to last week's mass school shooting in florida. the world's largest aset manager with about $6 trillion in investments says it cannot sell shares of aompany in an index even if it disagrees with management or the products the company produces. instead, it iscu d, says black rock, on engaging with companies and understanding their responses to society's expectations of them.

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. >> i don't understand why i can still go in the store and buy a weapon of war aar. >> reporter: fred guttenberg, who who his daughter jamie, pressed republican senator marco rubio on banning a ar15 during a cnn town hall. >> my daughter running down the hall way at marjory stoneman dug race was shot in the back with an assault weapon, weapon of choice. >> we instead should make sure dangerous criminals people draining cannot buy any gun of any kind, that is what i believe a better answer within >> reporter: during a listening session, president trump floated idea of arming teachers and staff, as a way to keep students safe. >> if you had a teacher with, who was a adept at firearms that could very well end the attack very quickly. >> reporter: some pushed back. >> schoolteachers have more than enough responsibilities right now, then to have to have the awesome responsibility of lethal force to take a life. >> reporter: many public students who rallied and met with law makers in tallahassee say a ban on assault style rifles is key if we are going to protect our teachers why in the prot

it will be slow go, in problems everyone ae to see their favorite, and we are promised surprise is aare rs well, that should be interesting. once on theumbo trons will be strategically placed to give everyone a great seat to celebration ceremony that will take place in front of the art museum and that ceremony is expect to start around 1:00 but possibly later depending on the surprise and slow moving parade route, but be warned, security will be tight there won't be metal detectors or anything lake that but police will be out force. >> we will have officers and preventive patrol assignmentsnde will be able to detect anything that seems like it is out of people all over. on foot, in vehicles, in the air, and they will be on bike, horse back, they will just be all throughout the general parade route. >> reporter: police will be able to get around much more easily then you saw on sunday because, of course, parade route will be clear. mayor goes on to say he wants that small knuckle head contingency that is what he calls them to stay home. he said behavior like we saw from some on sunday we

i'm so thankful for samm ama aar saving mill dad's life. >> reporter: a mother risking her own life toanother. mary ann favreau, nbc bay area news. >>> this just in. a man, woman, and dog all found dead inside a home in fremont. a relative asked police to do a welfare check on the couple after hearing nothing from them for days. this is near third street and niles boulevard. they also found a gun. investigators say they are not searching for any suspects. >>> a legal showdown is looming between the city of san carlos and a gun store chain. the city says it doesn't want a gun shop to open right now. the gun store says see you in court. only on nbc bay area, sergio cantana where the store was slated to open. sergio. rifrm >> reporter: right there, terry, is where it would have opened, but after the city of san carlos passed a year-long moratorium, the owners of that outlet say they feel like they're being treated unfairly. this corner unit now sits empty. it faces a bustling shopping center with a popular family arcade and an electronic store nearby. the idea of a gun store opening here

and on top of that, its on line sales which had been aar big of its growth story lately, they slowed. that's not somethingre investor expecting, especially during the critical holiday toarter. so the was down, more than 10% in today's trade. urt me reagan has more on what happened at walmart. >> reporter: the world's largest retailer has been on a run for some time, growing sales and its stock price. butes irs aren't thrilled about the health care quarter results. the most recent quarter showed a continuation of strong total u.s. stale with 14 straight quartersro of gh and in store traffic. they fell short of expectations. and on line sales gw at the slowestace for at least five quarters. the company says much of it was expected because of the an verary of the jet.com acquisition. the ceo explained on a atypical earnin>> call. think of electronics and toys and gifts like that came into our stock, and there was enough kyued that it hurt inventory. >> s walmart expectses to grow 40%. not all analysts are convinced after growing it just 20% in the fourth quarter. >> 20% e-commerce growth

all of the associations of liberalism and for aare, you're asking change election that would put a leader who's been there for 16 years back in power. all theepresents stereotypes that people have about democrats. she's from san francisco. she's been in charge for a long time. , although his numbers , the leadershit always take a hit in poll numbers. he's not from a deep southern state. he's not evangelical. >> the republicans messaging on close to that they use for everything, they focus on her calling the benefits crumbs. they say she's a rich person from san francisco. that's not what she was saying. wealthy and is not from san francisco can make it more clear. your talking about why did corporations get the gigantic tax cut. they are so coffee will attacking her as a rich elitist. democrats don't appreciate how many vulnerabilities she has. >> they want to distance themselves with pelosi and say things like i'm not going to support her when i go to congress. if they do flip the house, where is the leadership. it opens up an avenue for democrats who are running in these districts to sh

they he aare training with the h koreans with the joint team.ot of excitement in pyeongchang from the officials and from the president moon jae-in. he billed it as the peace olympics. we are told it will be the biggest olympics ever. the u.s. will have more athletes than any team in any winter olympics. it is going to be a significant olympics, we're being told, by the south koreans. the fact they have the north koreans is part of this makes it important for the officials who pushed so hard for this. >> should be unique optics at the opening ceremonies. paula, thank you. >>> the u.s. conducted a key ballistic missile defense test on wednesday and it failed. the pentagon is not commenting, but several officials confirmed the missile failed to intercept the incoming target. officials are trying to determine what went wrong. missile being tested is designed to intercept the type of missile north korea is threatening to launch against the united states. the trial was designed to test new defense concepts with the missile launched from shore rather t

a bit of aar-old recovery, falling below 2.9%. bloomberg up half a percent.ne think of was not in the green did you can see on the board, twitter shares. twitter closing down 1.64% on friday. after the news that robert mueller has indicted 13 russians. >> we will get to that shortly. trading near a one-week high. hedge funds have been cutting their bets. u.s. is not showing any sign of a stop or slow down. crude closing a 10th of 1% higher, just short of $65 per barrel. that increase 1.1% european stocks. a broad rally by real estate companies. it helped feed into that trade. also, cable a big standout. after missing estimates. emergency -- the and the emergent market, off the back of the foreign minister and u.s. secretary of state agreeing to find mechanisms to try and reduce a little bit of those tensions. >> one wonders what those mechanisms are. let's check in now on the first word headlines from around the world. here's christine harvey. the u.s. has slammed investors into iran, saying it is like cutting a check to the iranian guard. speaking as a secur

the contra costa county sheriff office as the police arrested two men for the transfer of parts for aar 15 rifle. 30-year-old jeremy rogers served -- sold and and manufactured ar 15 part. and ammunition. deputies searched his home and found several weapons including an assault rifle. while at the home deputies arrested 60-year-old terry rogers. both men were charged for various crimes including manufacturing and assault weapon.>>> luces and is getting worse. it is deadly for children. centers for disease control reported 16 new flute depths around children this week. we need the total to 53. more now from deborah.>> reporter: around the country families are lining up for flu shots.>> hearing about how the flu is actually worse this year. i guess more people catching it this year. i really wanted them to get their flu shot. to prevent it as much as possible. >> reporter: week 10. the halfway point. cases in the west show signs of leveling off. not so in other regions.>>> hospitalizations the highest we have seen. higher than 2014. some hospitals are crowded. people are having difficulty

enter aare gauge set to technical correction. btv 430.ee it fall more than 10% on the high we hit back in january, so dave, this is demonstrating how fragile recovery attempts have been. david: looking at some of these and how close we are to the line in the sand. h-shares index there. to put this intodavid: context,e next chart i'm going to show you makes up -- quite bullish. we talk about the collapsing of the trade here. 5616. this chart should be saved. have a look at the collapse on the right side of your screen. nothing there is voluntary. a lot of the short positions forced and squeezed out. this is really a story we should keep talking about. you do have wider ranging implications. a lot of people got into these trades not really understanding what they were getting into, and then suddenly, have something like this. somestory, banks pulling of their products. it was a mess and might continue to be a mess. let's continue to see where this goes, guys. haslinda: that is a concern. mom and pops getting into products they don't underst

expecting aare decision from the high court, which is rolling on the appellate body that reviewed thise. as you rightly said, both sides are appealing that five-year sentence for corruption. the prosecution must 12 years, and lee doesn't want any, obviously. just a few minutes ago down the street from here, kitty corner from this court building behind me where the high court is also housed, we had a bit of a ee.test against jay y. l about 35 protesters chanting was megaphones and banners, saying jay y. lee needs heavy punishment. five-year is not enough. clear samsung's corruption. on the other side of the street, one singular woman shouting back is not that jay y. lee guilty and president park geun-hye is absolutely not guilty. this whole samsung saga help to drag down and these run the who isnt park geun-hye, also awaiting trial and has been detained since march. yousef: what are some of the other possible outcomes today? of course, the sentence could be upheld. it could be lessened. it could be extended to that 12 years. the least likely scenario, according to legal experts, is that

. >> how aare you? everything peaceful in the neighborhood today? >> reporter: except mr.ye. he stayed around and times changed but he did not. >> let's pretend that it's still night time. >>> and to those viewers who had it right set of eyes and that means anyone three or four or five in the 1960s or 1970s or 9 1980s or 1990s to those viewers he became important, huge, a permanent memory. and now comes this news that "mr. rogers' neighborhood" has ceased production and you think wait a minute, could this be it end? and if you're one of his long-time fans or a late comer like me, you res are there will never be anyone quite like him in children's television again. he was quirky and not cool but he knew what he was toing and he did for 34 years and did more good than anyone maybe on television. >> and he composed most of the musicing on the show himself. all those songs were his. >> for 34 years he did that. and the show premiering 50 years ago. kids that started out with mr. rogers are now on aarp. >> 895 episodes. i loved mr. rogers as a kid. >> with he went to congress.

there is no one on a battlefield using an aar 15. need to get your facts together. >> i have a friend who has told me. lea: go ahead and respond to that. >> you can save a friend who's serving this country very well right now who's told me i think i'm coming military style style weapon that they are trained to use. i think you may have a different version of the facts. lea: i will jump in a since i served 12 years in the military when i was 18 and trained on a number of different weapons. it's different with the civilian version versus the military version. automatic versus automatic or that's a different debate. nice to see you. lauren: as ohio braces for even more rain, cincinnati reporting the rising floodwaters. >> my whole family gathered together and moved furniture out. they are watching the water come out. lauren: fox senior meteorologist janice dean has the web are forecasted that could be coming your way. we will be right back. ♪ hey. pass please. i'm here to fix the elevator. nothing's wrong with the elevator. right. but y

in the end, they he aare now in position of saying we want daca and dreamer program to continue or we will let it shutdown. they he dondon't control eitherh of government. the speech is fine to rally supporters. republicans have the democrats in a box. >> be honest. >> i can speak for a long time. ask my students. >> i could not make it five hours with a commercial break with nikes. he is a princeton professor. >> he speaks twice as much as his students. thank you, julian. >>> president trump's call for a grand military parade has drawn scorn from some in congress. defense secretary james mattis appearing at the white house briefing on wednesday which is unusual. says it reflects the president's affection for the troops. >> we've been putting together some options. we will send them to the white house for decision. the president's respect and fondness for the military reflected in him asking for these options. >> congressional democrats oppose to the idea. republicans are mixed. here is noted defense hawk senator lindsey graham. >> i don't mind having a parade honoring the service and

. >> you aare hear. >> i had african mc hammer in these. "black panther" i love "black panther."rs civil war and he soon finds his authority challenged within factions in the country and indeed the if had tire world is at risk. >> and we have to remind you that black panther is produced by marvel studios under visions of our parent company, disney. so now we need to hear how it was. we're going to skip what the critics are saying and head to harlem to hear what some of the first viewers thought. >> i taught it was absolutely amazing. two min its in, i was about to cry. it was a beautiful portrayal of a lot of intruicate aspects of african life. >> the kcostumes, music and it was really important to everyone in it and it showed and it was a lot of fun to watch. >> i love how they had the female empowerment and representing women and showing women that are bald. that's very unique i think. >> for generations to come this is beyond what's happening now. this is future and we need see images like this. to be honest a black hero represents the possibility, the possibility that the dom

elly, and on aare getting beautiful day like today that is a very good good, sue. you will notice brightness of the moon out there stepping still working man in the hole, a live look at market street right in front of here. water department crews, have dug up, again, the stretch of market street, between third and fourth street. they are letting the septa rolle traffic this morning. market street still block see a detour there. chestnut street still closed from fourth over to second week and a half ago. live look at the schuylkill expressway westbound in towards center city down to one lane that one lane pattern on the overnight here on the vie street expressway as you work your way in to the tunnels and n northeast philadelphia tacony section of the city torresdale s and levick they have had early morning fire department activity, it looks like they have cleared outfcal detour is t still construction over here in new jersey, mount laurel, route 73 right at fellowship road. mass transit looking good, karen and thomas, back to you. >>> bob, thanks very much. 4:32. d

aar-to-date, still looking at 6% drop in london and a 4% drop in frankfurt. guy?strategists are dealing with in this process -- i think we are shifting from one year to another. as a stronger inflation picture emerges and the u.s. 10 year goes higher, a blemish has appeared on one of the largest quant trades out there. it bets on the least volatile stocks. there are a bunch of etf's you can look at. signs investors may head for the exit. quant reporter dani burger is with us. .imon derrick, bny mellon talk about the shift we are seeing. is it over? dani: the trade on the least volatile stocks got very popular the last few years. the idea is it is risk mitigating. not much of a downside and you capture most of the upside. this is used in a lot of folios that are pure quant, mutual funds, this is throughout the market now. but this strange thing has occurred when you look about what is not very volatile, it is companies that are big dividend payers. it is companies that are bond proxies, essentially. popular,trade has been it has been supported by bond proxies lifti

using it as aare training ship for the most part.hey are learning how not only to operate the carrier, but the carrier and the strike root is a major logistical nightmare. brian: how many do we have? michael: right now we have 10. we just recently said we are going to have 12. that is the idea, to have a dozen going forward. brian: out of the pacific? michael: we have the only forward based carrier in the world. brian: what does that mean? michael: it means its base is in japan right now. on the eastng else, coast side, the carrier is based out of san diego. base is whereit's its home port is in japan right now. brian: what does it do? michael: it controls the region from a task force of destroyers and the ships will peel off and do solo missions here and there. it is going to operate drills and make calls. basically, it is a beat cop doing drills constantly. likeything were to happen a natural disaster or something like that, you have the aircraft going in and dealing with supplies and aid. brian: you talk about some of the chinese

equitiesht the overall are a leading indicator, but in aare mainly one recession.ery farvery much ahead leading indicator for when the economy might go into recession. fundamentals have not, crazy. while years -- yields are still too high, they're still pumping liquidity into the system. the fed is only the fourth largest bank. u.s. yields are a little too high, and that is why equities are lower, but let's not get carried away. growth is still good and earnings are still good. they can still rally again when they find the floor. they're not finding a floor until yields can lower. hyg is starting to crack, how further is this going to run? >> there are two different arguments that might see corporate bonds that could prove to be a bit of a haven. i'm a bit suspicious of that. it goes back to the yields argument and i think that will squeeze out. if high-yield continues to weaken, it will go back into a negative feedback loop into equities. high-yield, commodities, fx, em, all of these are weakening a little bit. overall, the dynamic for markets remains very negativ

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mike flynn became the shortest lived ever national security advisor when -- after 24 you aredaar aar days on the job was fired. he didn't actually get fired. he was allowed to resign and that detail is easier to remember when you look back on how the president talked about flynn at the time. >> michael flynn, general flynn is a wonderful man. i think he's been treated very, very unfairly by the media. as i call it, the fake media in many cases. and i think it's really a sad thing that he was treated so badly. i think it's very, very unfair what's happened to general flynn the way he was treated. very, very unfair. >> clearly this was not a president who had just fired mike flynn, flynn was allowed to resign. the president said so himself awkwardly standing next to netten nett nett netten -- nbut the fact flynn ws allowed to resign, he wasn't fired, the president made that clear himself and it was made clear at one particularly excruciating white house press briefing right after flynn's departure. >> good afternoon. happy valentine's day. i can sense the love in the room. when the pre

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> so the debt ceiling would be increased for aar, not by a until nal amount, but by however much it naturally grows until xt march, mar 2019. then you also look at what does this bill do itself in terms of red ink, if the spending amounts in this bill were extrended ove ten years, it would be $1.5 icit.ion added to the def let's add that on top of the other bill recently passed, the tax cut law, another $1.5 trillion over ten years, two big bills from republicans. compare that to tarp, the troubled asset reviews program, remember that, that was so unpopular to, save the ban, and the obama stimulus, $1.5 trillion together, and that ist what the amo each of these bills would add to the deficit. the republicans did not like those two bills earlier. that's what started the tea party movement. now they're passing two different bills that would add that much red ink, each of them. >> woodruff: ter years rat. very quickly, speak ryan talked about immigration. where did immigration come down here? >> it is going to be major debate in the senate next week. nor mcconnell has sad he's not starting with

to the sheriff confirmed with aar ar-15 semiautomatic, nikolas cruz was also carrying countless magazines saying that it could have been going on much longer. it is unclear where he got the rifle, but former glassman's say that he was obsessed with the guns and would show them pictures of guns on his phone. he said that shooting weapons gave him an exhilarating feeling, and his social media account back that up on instagram nikolas cruz's followed several gun groups and even resistance group like syrian resistance fighters and fighters from iraq. the broward county sheriff made it very clear that nikolas cruz social media footprint was very concerning. listen. >> if you see something, say something. if anybody has any indicator that someone is going through a behavioral change or on social media that there are disturbing photos, bombs, firearms, just videos or pictures that are just not right, please make sure law enforcement knows about it. >> it appears a 19-year-old suspect took part in a youtube chat room dealing with bonds. when they learned about the online forum, they warned s.w.a.

that's why it's aar pep talk f brett favre who played with their head coach. >>> delaware county is pumpedm. the philadelphia region is showing their love for the eagles with lights. who knew christmas decorations would be in style in february? they're having trouble keeping green lights on the shelf. >>> nbc 10 is your initial super bowl station. you can watch this is us or switch over to our cozi channel. it's comcast channel 248. we'll see you back here at 8:30 for a full hour of news, weather, and live coverage from minneapolis. >>> good morning. memo a firestorm in washington morning. a day after the release of the controversial republican memo claiming the fbi's russia investigation was tainted from the democrats even some republicans furious over the release. and now questions about whether deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who is named in the memo and oversees the meetings counsel robert mueller will be fired. >>> and breaking overnight. lady gaga cancels the last leg of her world tour sending a tweet with the unexpected news. why she is cancelling the rest of the tour and hea

>> aar i'm a big green bay packers fan and a big aaron rodgers fan. it was amazing.timberlake did an amazing job. i'm a big justin timberlake fan, as welug now? do you want to be a sports journalist? >> i'm still considering it. i want to still be the neurosurgeon i want to be. >> excellent. >> what will you tell your friends back school? what you brag about most incredible opportunity?at i got to be on the field at the super bowl. but they've been great. they've sportupported me. i'm so grateful that i support. i have to thank them for just supporting me and being there for me when i was gone. very nice. we have loved having you. with believe you're just 12. >> 12. >> con glatch lagss. >> what great experience. you run the ball out on the field. >> good for her. >> her n her want to be a neurosurgeon. she will. >> we have more amazing half time moments right now. justin timberlake with a projection of prince. the city turned purple. we all saw that before. here's a look at half time shows over the years that have created the business egg buzz. ♪ bringingy back ♪ >>

. >> reporter: you thought it was fine for a 19-year-old to own aar-15?> it's his right. >> reporter: do you feel any different now? >> no. no. >> reporter: according to the florida department of children and families report, cruz suffered from depression, adhd, and autism. between 2011 and 2016, broward county sheriff's deputies were called to cruz's mother's home 39 times. several of them allegedly due to cruz's violent outbursts. didn't worry you, him having access to guns? >> no. he was just depressed. we thought he was depressed over his mother's death. >> reporter: were there any signs of trouble beyond his depression? >> no. we had him on a positive path, trying to heal. he just blew it -- just -- just -- >> floored us. we had no idea. >> absolutely floored us. absolutely floored us. >> reporter: ruined his future. ruined the future of 17 others and their families. >> their families. >> very selfish act. >> reporter: do you feel any responsibility for that itself? >> we feel heartfelt sorrow for the families involved. as far as feeling responsibili

e, we not ready to do that aar will be back here and release that.ce florida's governor rich scott. >> thank you ifersh evef.rybodye sheriff's department for all their hard work to make sure this individual, we have justice and to make sure this never happens again. i think everybody up here is going to say the same thing. our hearts and prayersith these familire loved onese andth t he w families that have loved ones still in the hospital, i had the opportunity to visit with some families last night and then also we want to make sure this never happens again. next week in tallahassee i'll sit down with state leaders and have two things. how do we make sure when a parent is ready to send their child to school that in florida that parent knows that child is going to be safe? number two, how do we make sure individuals with mental illness do not touch a gun? we need to have a real conversation so we have public safety for schools in this state. i have spoken with the speaker, senate president and they're committed to provide the resources and have a rea

josh, i don't -- i don't -- i know that that does not resonate with american people i have said this, aarelosi had hands on this money instead of me? >> yeah -- i hope they are, and comments like that i think just reflected a fundamental misunderstanding of what tax reform was likely to bring. and the evidence is now overwhelming. at the business roundtable alone we represent 200 of america's biggest corporations. we have members of our organization alone have already announced over 7 hundred million dollars in bonuses to employees lots of wage increases 4 o 1k enhancements substantial benefits for the workers of all those corporations, and that is just in the first six weeks after the enact of tax reform, i think there is a lot more to come in this economy, in terms of short-term benefits more importantly long term k he competitiveness. >> are you concerned about tax reform part of the reason we are going to have higher inflation, you talk about wage growth. but wage growth is part of the inflation equation you wind up with higher interest rates that is certainly last week was a big conce

have aar: i hope i will chance to brief you on our budget proposals, because there that will proposal dramatically reduce senior citizen cost. we are proposing an inflation cap on list prices, if you increase the price above inflation, just like in medicaid, the pharma company will do a lower reimbursement paid out. we have a whole suite that we believe will dramatically reduce senior citizens out of pockets when they walk into the pharmacy for medicines and getting their part b drugs. would love to sit with you and brief you on that. that is good news, but that is medicare, what about everybody else? we have lots to do. sen. thune: thank you for being here today. i appreciate the priorities you particularly what you laid out for reducing regulatory burdens. while it is not the jurisdiction ,f this community, -- committee it was great to see the proposed --rease in funding for ihs cms. money alone cannot solve those problems. one thing i had hoped to see in the budget was a puzzle signaling the ministry should commitment to restructuring the ihs. is, is that legislative solution somet