let's talk now to abi aspinall.gramme after watching our katie price interview. her older sister stacy, who's 31, was placed in residential care when looking after her got too much for the family. also here is abi and stacy's mum, ros. they're from preston. lyndon harvey also contacted us after wednesday's programme. he and his wife have given up work to take care of their 14—year—old son matthew. they haven't ruled out residential care in the future. they live in devon. debbie andrioli's son, also called matthew, he's 15 and has asperger s syndrome and goes to a residential school in banbury, oxfordshire. we are hoping to talk to one more viewer but we are sorting out the technical side. thank you for getting in touch after that interview on wednesday. tell us about stacy who turns 31 this year. when she was born she was diagnosed with a condition called joubert‘s syndrome which means part of the brain is missing and that is the pa rt brain is missing and that is the part that communicates between the left and righ

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then run to set up carving but abi for one months will be eaten at the break. julian bond wasn't done yet he sealed the five one win two goals and two assists making him the man of match stage when he was. fired inconsistency is on full display following last weekend's loss with an impressive cup win this wednesday they're now welcoming shelter in thirteenth place with only twenty two points a team with nothing to lose all day for it's a hurdle byron should easily clear but it seems they're up and down form has them already looking towards the future. practically every hot young prospect this side of the atlantic has been linked to the club. what does that say about their expectations for this season. but before we worry too much about next year's line up let's come back to their current squad after all there is still plenty left to play for this season. we want to win this match when we want to be champions and regarding the outcome we'll see. but can buy our dream of the title without manual noir byron's brass are clearly concerned about missing their talkie

requested for trump to be nominated for the nobel peace price in fact i think i can say this prime minister abi of japan gave me the most beautiful copy of a letter that he sent to the people who give out a thing called the nobel price he said i have nominated you or respectfully in behalf of japan. i am asking them to give you the nobel peace price that did not go over well for the opposition especially after prime minister's office refused to comment on the allegations abduction nuclear insult to mid range missile issues not resolved at all i'm concerned that it would give the wrong message to north korea and the international community if we accept that the current situation deserves the nobel peace prize. south korean president mean just like his ally in washington that has also said that he is expecting great things coming out of the summit. i expect it to be a turning point that advances completed denuclearization of the korean peninsula new u.s. north korean relations and a peace regime on the korean peninsula president moon might come out as the biggest winner of these talks and in a wa

rain to the south and abi littl of a innics in the middle. watch how this progresses durinr theng hours right on through about the 7:00 osm. hour when of us are getting on the road. moving over to rain in d.c., but a pretty good area of ice, maybe some sleet and freezing rain. freezing rain would be a lot more dangerous. still snowing along the i 70 coordinator. we'll see how much cold air is in with this. 11:00 a.m., still snow to the north, rain to s theth. where can we see delays? it is going to be north of d.c. most down to the south i'm not anticipating many of them. happens againtion on tuesday. now, tuesday's system is starting to look a little bit warmer here so that's some good news. if you d't want your kids o of school. most likely a mix to rain.ob m with the morning commute both monday and tuesday potentially. like i said, delays and close orrures are possible. wednesday and thursday look pretty good before our next storm system moves in. that one could be another big storm. right now that one looks like it would be all rain, but

emma chandra talking about aby, the connection to the kraft heinz a story today, they both have similar as a result, abm traded down. you are also seeing yearly records, these kinds of stocks trading underwater. one stock is that really trading higher, up by 1.2%. this dotchin is looking to downsize, another reorganization coming. this times looking -- this time looking to cuts costs out of the investment bank.

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the abi leaders, both sam and aaron, thank you for the opportunity. a special thanks to my friend bill hughes, who made this possible. known bill a long time. we're follow -- both originate from new jersey. we both have escaped to varying degrees. me more than him, i think. this conference is an important conference that talks about healthcare and the health industry and that sort of thing. i'm not going to talk specifically about the micro issue of healthcare regulation, i'm going to take a step back and talk more about a general approach to regulation and what's been happening here in washington over the past couple years. oftentimes folks miss opportunities and miss trends if they put on blinders and merely focus on one or two agencies that regulate their particular industry. right now there's quite a bit going on in the world of administrative law and regulation which touches somewhat directly on healthcare, but then much broadly on the administrative state and thus as healthcare being a subset of that. over the past two years the president has ma

the chinese foreign ministry says they're law abi companies. >> richard engel in our washington newsroom, thank you. >>> in texas tonight, a vape pen is being blamed for killing a man outside dallas, his death the second in the u.s. attributed to exploding e-cigarettes. here is morgan chesky. >> reporter: the video is viral, capturing the very real danger of e-cigarettes. explosions and malfunctions leading to serious injuries, and tonight a texas man's death. 24-year-old william eric brown was sitting in his car when his e-cig exploded and cut a major artery in his neck, according to the medical examiner's report. his death the second in the u.s. blamed on e-cigs. while fatal incidents are rare, explosions are not. in two years u.s. hospitals reported 2,035 injuries from vaping. lithium-ion batteries which power the devices which can arg. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> just ahead, a major dog food recall expands. what you need to know to keep your pets safe. >>> also, the runner attacked by a mountain lion. his amazing story of survival. stay with us. of survival. stay with us. one of the

why though during a visit to the japanese capital tokyo where she met japanese prime minister shinzo abi in a joint news conference chancellor merkel emphasized the push to intensify trade ties and research collaboration with japan about four hundred fifty german companies are already active there for his spot abby warned against rising protectionism saying germany and japan the world's number three and one before economies respectively had an increasingly important role in protecting multilateralism. visit comes just three days after a wide ranging create back between the e.u. and japan came into effect. the pope has made history by becoming the first pontiff to visit the arabian peninsula francis began his visit in abu dhabi meeting leaders ahead of an interfaith address his hosts pulled out all the stops to make his unprecedented visit an occasion to remember. convoy around the popemobile that was the pageantry the greeted pope francis in the united arab emirates a muslim majority country for centuries the head of the catholic church was not welcome here but now he's greeted by the cr

commended the plight of millions threatened by starvation in neighbouring yemen. 0ur correspondent dany abie are expected to attend his mass. those are the lucky ones who got tickets. now, people here have been telling me that they are very excited, the mood isjubilant here. some of them told me that they always hoped to go to rome but they are now happy that rome is coming to them, as they said. i think it‘s really such a historical event. it‘sjust an honour and privilege to have him here where i am actually living. i‘m so excited, i‘ll be part of the moment. very excited to see the pope. even though we have seen him during the world youth day, it's a really humbling experience to see him once again here in united arab emirates. oh, my god, this is a dream come true. i never expected this place... i will see the pope's visit happening. there are more than a0 churches here in the united arab emirates, serving about1 million christians. all of them are expats, orforeigners, there are no local christians here. therefore, these churches are not allowed to preach among muslims of the country. i

our correspondent dany abi khalil met some of the christians who have been waiting for his visit. theose are the lucky ones who got tickets. now, people here have been telling me that they are very excited. the mood isjubilant, and some of them told me that they a lwa ys some of them told me that they always hoped to go to rome, but they are happy with rome coming now to them, as they say. it is really a historical event. and i am so happy to have him in the east settlement i am living in. iam to have him in the east settlement i am living in. i am so excited about being part of the moment. very excited to see the pope, even though we have seen him before, it is a happy experiences cm here in the united arab emirates. 0h, happy experiences cm here in the united arab emirates. oh, my god, this is a dream come true because i never expected in this place where we live, and before we go, i will see the pope's visit happening. there are more than a0 churches here in the uae is serving about1 million christians. all of them are ex pats million christians. all of them are expats or borno. th

emma chandra talking about aby, the connection to the kraft heinz a story today, they both have similar ownership and as a result, abm traded down. you are also seeing yearly records, these kinds of stocks trading underwater. one stock is that really trading higher, up by 1.2%. this dotchin is looking to downsize, another reorganization coming. this times looking -- this time looking to cuts costs out of the investment bank. all the way from the front to the middle to the back office. we do not know the details yet. vonnie: breaking news. the federal reserve has released its semiannual monetary policy report from washington. the job market strength and since the middle of last year and wage growth ticks up. at the low end of a long run neutral level. the fed funds rate is at the lower end of the longer run neutral level. is suggesting that gdp in the u.s. rose a little bit under 3.3%last year, but financial conditions are less supportive of growth since july. considerably larger than precrisis level. let's bring in our bloomberg aboutter who we are expecting to hear from today about the

feels a bit left out of this is japan is suffering a case of relevance deprivation syndrome and james abi she is not feeling very pleased about that he'd like to be on the action but frankly it's a good process and trump himself has said we can hasten this it takes a long time what we need i think at this summer's and that's how this happens is that there's a there's a indication on both sides to do something at this stage whether it's a declaration that the war has ended in in korea which is the bleeding obvious stating the bleeding obvious but it needs to be said as a confidence building measure whether trump is prepared to say all right let's have that but also we might ease some of the sanctions that would be a stop that would be a start to what is in fact a long process richard you talked about the relationship between chung and seoul how much these talks likely to impact relations between north and south korea. i think the north and south koreans really have an agenda of their own when you look at the situation with united states to put like a hangover of the old colonial period whe

i get by the phone on the plane and he'll be one of the first calls i'll be calling prime minister abi of japan telling him about where we are and what we're doing but i'll be making those calls then he's working very hard president moon is working very hard he'd love to see a deal and he's been very helpful thank you. thank you mr president some reporter from global to local time to time a little feel that while you expect in time to do in the next step to mediate your relationship with the. korea i think to use china well we do i mean china has been very helpful president xi is a great leader he's a highly respected leader all over the world and especially in asia and he's helped us mike i would say he's helped us a lot we've. actually called him just recently to say hey you know whatever you can do on this but he has been very helpful at the border and he's been very very helpful with i think north korea generally could be a little more helpful probably but he's been he's been excellent. place you know. they've you know your friends thanks mr president. could you did you commit with

home contents insurance now standing at a record annual low of £127 a year, or £2.40 a week, says the abi'sion of british insurers. what strikes me isn't the number of people who are not insured, but the low cost, why is it so low? we have a very competitive insurance industry which often keeps the cost of insurance low, so people shopping around, making sure they are getting the best deal, keep things low. and also recognising that we haven't had any major severe weather incidents such as major flooding any major severe weather incidents such as majorflooding of any major severe weather incidents such as major flooding of the last few years, which feed into it. you said it is competitive. is it the fa ct said it is competitive. is it the fact people are taking advantage of the competitiveness by shopping around online? because you go to the comparison websites, and that is where you see comparisons, and that makes you shop around in a way you couldn't do, say, ten years ago. that could be. we encourage people to shop around to get the best deal. iam here to shop around to get the best deal

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the ideas about empathy and how you maintain Ãbi can't use the word balance. is so much about your struggle and maintaining a way to look forward even as you are really stuck with having to balance so much of the presents. i'm curious if there are other themes you would want readers to take from this book? he want to make sure we can talk about here. >> really i hope the book creates an error of compassion. it's a timely story and that way just because things in this country have gotten so much worse. people can empathize because my story is getting a little closer to home for a lot of people. especially with the government shutdown right now and people struggling because they are not getting paid. i hope my story allows a million other stories to be told. i hope that the book grabs people's attention not only gets their attention but gets them to listen. because i am a white person from a privileged background. so my story is that way. my story is in that category but i would love to see more come out from more à situations. i would hope that people listen to

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i haven't spoken to prime minister abi or president moon, south korea. but we will. and we'll tell them it's moving along. but we'll say it wasn't appropriate to sign one today. we could have, but we felt it just wasn't appropriate. yeah, jonathan? >> thank you, mr. president. two questions, if i may. did you learn anything new about chairman kim through this meeting? and secondly, while this was going on, the drama back in washington. your former lawyer, michael cohen, who worked for you for ten years. his office right by yours, he called you a liar, conman, a racist? what is your comment? >> i think having a fake hearing like that and having it in the middle of this very important summit is really a terrible thing. they could have made it two days later, or next week. and it would have been even better, they would have had more time. but having it during this important summit is incredible. he lied a lot, and it was interesting, because he didn't lie about one thing. he said, no collusion with the russian hoax. and i said, i wonder why he didn't lie about that, too

you also detail, in veryf chilling partsour reporting, how church leaderst were warned abis kind of troublee victims would go to them and say, this is going on, you have t. how did they respond? >> in 2007 to 200h8, we'ree loudest calls for this. as i mentioned, there have been all these bloggers and peopler who have been ars, now, saying, hey, this is an issue and you guys need to do something about it, and, in 2008, the leaders of the southern baptist convention or at least the executive committee had that opportunity, and they declined to implement a lot of the reformse in part bec of the denominations' quality. the southern baptist convention is less a do de nomis tion than it cooperative of 47,000 churches, each of which is independent and self-governing, so, therefore, the executive members, the "leaders" of the convention don't necessarily have the same authority to you know, implement change top-down in the way that you would seei in, ke, the catholic church. >> reporter: but it does seem at least from your reporting that church leaders did not actively respond to it. in some people

. >> if you're reallyt orried abis liberal democratic good standing the day bfore standing, cleaving swing the election, moderate on some issune. and that'shing basically the democratic party seems to whve zero interest -- >> no,'s happening in the democratic party is about interest. it's,ery healtvery good. to talk about actual issues - you know, universal health care has been democraticli for -- >> that could end up being the biggest issue come iowa note. please join myself along with my colleagues and the entire nbc ws team on tuesday for the president's "state of the union" address. our live covera will begin at 9:00 eastern, 6:00 pacific. that's all for thank you for watching. enjoy the super bowl. for everybody except in new orlean enjoy the exhibition game. >> missed highlights of the show, catch up with "meet the press" compressed. find it on our twitter page at meetthepress.com. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to

court jails a danish jehovah's witness for six years and this poor behavior any footballer had camelot aby is told he faces at least six small months in jail al-arabiya is being held in thailand where he's fighting extradition back to his home country. so donald trump's delivered a call for unity in the divided u.s. congress some democrats have denounced his state of the union address as one of division fear and false woods the president of course was due to make this major speech last month he was delayed by what was the longest u.s. government shutdown in history and as congress continues to refuse to fund a border war with mexico trump insists that he will get it built supporters from mike hanna in washington. state. of the united states. much has changed in the stranger since president trump last spoke here sitting next to the vice president a new speaker nancy pelosi has been locked in a power struggle with the president since the democratic party took over the house and acknowledging this the president called for political. together we can break decades of political stalemate. we can

i haven't spoken to prime minister abi yet, i have spoken to president moon, south korea, but we will and we'll tell them it's a process and it's moving along but we just felt it wasn't appropriate to sign an agreement today. we could have. i just felt it wasn't very appropriate. jonathan. >> thank you, mr. president. two questions, if i may. first, did you learn anything new about chairman kim through this meeting? and secondly, of course while this was going on, the drama back in washington, your former lawyer, michael cohen who worked for you for 10 years, his office right next to yours, by yours at trump tower, he called you a liar, con man, a racist. what's your response to michael cohen? >> well, it's incorrect and it's very interesting because i tried to watch as much as i could. i wasn't able to watch too much because i've been a little bit busy. but i think having a fake hearing like that and having it in the middle of this very important summit is really a terrible thing. they could have made it two days later or next week and it would have been even better. they would have

wagner: new york legislators repealed the law mandating medical care for any aby born alive during an abortion. a law proposed in virginia would allow abortions up to the very moment of full delivery. congress must act to protect those who cannot protect themselves. this week i introduced the born alive abortions survivors protection act, h.r. 926. which merely ensures that babies who survive abortions receive immediate lifesaving care. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mrs. wagner: we choose life or he we choose death. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? ms. scanlon: madam speaker, i i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for ne minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to speak about peter p.r. ajack, a husband, father, renowned peace activist, unlawfully detained in south sudan. in july of 2018, peter was arrested by south s

i get by the phone on the plane and he'll be one of the first calls i'll be calling prime minister abi of japan telling them about where we are and what we're doing but i'll be making those calls don't he's working very hard president moon is working very hard he'd love to see a deal and he's been very helpful ok thank you. yes. thank you mr hurst i'm. a reporter from global the global times trying to look to the what you expect in china to do in the next step to mediate your division should with the most korea think to use china to what we do i mean china has been very helpful president xi is a great leader he's a highly respected leader all over the world especially in asia and he's helped us mike i would say has helped us a lot we've. actually called him just recently to say hey you know whatever you can do in this but he has been very helpful at the border and he's been very very helpful with i think north korea generally could be a little more helpful probably but he's been he's been excellent. place you know. maybe how inexpensive difference thanks mr president. could you did you

the rules require lenders to ty lect the borrower's abi to repay certain high interest loans which areftenys. the trump administration says it wants to protect consumers' access to credit. critics say this type of lending can beto pre and struggle people into high fees and debt. >>> a construction elevatornd scaffolding collapsed. one worker left dangling off a e edge o building. fortunately he was wearing a safety li, was able to pull himself up to the roof unharmed. however, a woman on theal sidewk was seriously injured by fallen debris and two construction workers were treated at the scene for minor injuries. >>> 8:05 almost. >> i've got a fun one for you. the boost is we've got a cute video that is sure to pull on your heart strings, aer tod from alaska will only go to bed if her be loved pup is in her room. she's tucking in the dog right in the bed. nice and comfy and cozy. are you all good? just a real life teddy bear. then she snuggles in next to her. her motherays he jumps into the bed. as soon as she flops it over his head and gets him just right, she puts her little head down and

. >> thank you, aby. [applause] -- abby. [applause] we're just going to take -- i just get a show of hands how many of you here happened to be in high school or below? how many have you been here since the very beginning of the mission? this is fabulous to see that it as gone through generations. when we come back we look at the scientific discoveries. ♪ >> one of the other things about this project has been a truly unique opportunity for everybody involved is the people that have been involved in the entire process. yes, the project is about a robot, but the reality is, that robot was built by a bunch of people. >> the reason this thing has lasted so long goes back first and yes, the foremost to the people built them. there was a team of engineers at the jet propulsion laboratory, some other institutions as well, that 19 years ago were given a task that many people thought was impossible. that group of engineers built these extraordinary machines. the reason that mission of spirit and opportunity instead of being 90 days an

. >> [indiscernible] some, or as aby result of the brutal exit on march 29 without extension of noticenot going to be as good as it is now. su: italy's populist leaders are testing their electoral support eight months into government. and luigivini dimayo campaigned as people were testing their legitimacy. finally, it is happy 50th birthday to the jumbo jet. -- iconic playing that plain, now common, made its debut in february 1969, having been brought to life's from drawings in just two years. at the time, the plane was double in size of boeing's next aircraft with a cost -- a size of three stories of the ground. the divide the wishes of pan am and almost bankrupt and boeing. global news 24 hours a day on air and on @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm su keenan, this is bloomberg. yvonne: thank you. let's do a check of your commodities this morning. oil still seems to be on the downward trend. we are down about 1.3% here in the asian session. we are retreating for four weeks. the oil bears are coming back in a big way.

ola and abi osuairo say the actor hired him and they could be asked to testify in front of a grand juryvelopments come as law enforcement officials tell nbc news smollett is no victim and could face criminal charges. >> i'm an advocate. you do such a disservice wn you lie about things like this. >> repor br: thethers who know smollett from the hit set "empire" were arrested and released without criminal charges. at he investigators seized a magazi and threat. smollett says he received this death threat in the mailreays bee reported the attack. the local cbs station in chicago says smollett paid the brothers to help ork state the assault after the alleged hate mail failed to grab headlines. >> they called me a bleeb bleeb. nohich way y cut it. >> reporter: in his only television interview before the brother were arrested. smollett testified he was targeted because he's bla and gay and perhaps an outspoken critic of president trump. >> who says [ bleep ] empire, this is ga country, ties a noose around your neck and pours bleach on you, and this is just a friendly fight? >> reporter: after

retired nypd detective and director of alliance and mark claxton and chief content officer for deagreo abyour professional standpoint and what you know about investigations, with this particular case, given the evidence that we know, not a lot of surveillance footage, two men were arrested and then released and the raid at home. what is happening in this case? >> well first of all, just be clear, there is not a lot of video evidence that has been released or even acknowledged by the professional investigators. so there is a possibility there is additional video evidence that they have in their possession. that is a possibility. but i think what happened in this case is what happens in the hundreds of thousands of investigations that are occurring throughout the country and that is the detectives, the investigators are following the bread crumbs and the evidence and what they are doing is accumulating as much evidence and information and analyzing evidence and collecting forensic evidence when it is available and conducting interviews and then analyzing and evaluating those interviews and h

i haven't spoken to prime minister abi yesterday, i haven't spoken to president moon.wasn't appropriate. >> thank you, mr. president two questions, if i may. first did you learn anything new about chairman kim through this meeting and while this was going on, the drama back in washington, your former lawyer, michael cohen, worked for you for 10 areas, he call you had a liar, a con man, a racist. what's your response to michael cohen? >> well, it is incorrect and it is very interesting, because i tried to watch as much as i could i wasn't able to watch too much, because i've been a little bit busy, but i think having a fake hearing like that and having it in the middle of this very important summit is really a terrible thing. they could have made it two-days later or next week and it would have been even better, they would have had more time, but having it during this very important summit is sort of incredible. and he lied a lot, but it was very interesting because he didn't lie about one thing, said no collusion with the russian hoax. and i said, i wonder why he didn'

the second reading of fourth quarter gdp on thursday along with results from dell, gap, nordstrom, abi the week wraps up on friday with the ism manufacturing report and consumer sentiment as well as earnings from foot locker and tribune media lots on the docket i'll add another thing to that as well, which is -- >> only one? >> just one to begin with, which is what dave ellison mentioned, jpmorgan investors on tuesday. we'll hear from all of the business heads but jamie dimon always interesting to get his take and outlook for the year. >> we have the second summit with north korea next week in vietnam. we have the humphrey hawkins testimony, two days of testimony in congress for the fed chair powell the one thing we don't have next week is a jobs report on friday. that is pushed back to march 8th, but we have all this other data no dearth of market-moving news i suspect. >>> of course the gains today pretty much equate to the gains for the week up 0.6% on the s&p. we were flat coming into today so the week-to-date performance up 0.6%. that's nine weeks of gains in a row for the dow and

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dagen: get a deal done with china and spend the next two years making sure china you abis by what itite house and the president once called unity, right after a government shutdown, right after whether either side wants to admit it or not, pretty much a blue wave during the midterms and what would be deemed by the democrats a shift to the left. it seems more of a word than the ability to transcend that based on what happened the last 35 days. how would you take that as a speech writer? what would be themes you would think about to tout? >> at the end of the day, the words are less important than the delivery. if you think back to last year's state of the union, i think we can all remember it well. but we probably don't remember a single line. what we do remember is the delivery, we remember the dynamics in the room. one of the best moments for the president of last year's speech was when he was just factually talking about historically low unemployment numbers among african americans and the black caucus just sat on their hands. it made them look terrible. it made him look magnainimo

had aby the way, we have pull up yesterday asking the question should governor ralph northam resign overs incident. over 13,000 of you voted in that poll, 76% saying yes, he should resign. not.aying he should this controversy is subject to plain discussion on the sunday shows. one of those counseling governor -- governor northam against resigning was jim moran and cautioned against rushing to judgment in this discussion. here is what he had to say. [video clip] the want to put up, jim, on screen, a statement you made yesterday. ralph will work harder to redeem himself. i think he should ride this out. do you still think that is tenable? >> i don't know whether it is tenable, i do think it is the right thing to do. i hate to be on the other virtually all my friends, but i disagree with their judgment. i think it is a rush to judgment before we know all of the facts and before we have considered all the consequences. the facts that we do know are that ralph has expanded medicaid to hundreds of thousands of uninsured virginians, a disproportionate number of whom are african-americans. he ha

abi. >> thank you. it's a very good question. i want to echo that working with stakeholders is very important in this process. and to step back more broadly and say that companies want to have healthy workers and healthy communities. they don't want to see their workers flooded, they don't want to see the impacts on their workers and families. and so there are ways one can work together to try and ensure the resilience of the community while the companies work to ensure their own resilience to make sure that as these extreme events occur, they are not affecte affect affected, that their facilities are not affected. so facilitating those partnerships at the federal, state and local level is critically important. >> thank you very much. my time has expired. so i will yield back the remainder, and now recognize mr. baird for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. and this is my first congressional committee hearing. so i hope you'll excuse me if i make any procedural errors and i prefer you not express those to me. i'll just take

>> i'm asking Ãbi think my words were clear enough.ve any action to be taken by any special counsel? last week you commented on the status of the investigation stating it was gclose to be completed ". it was sent despite the fact he recognized the moments before that was ongoing and really not going to talk about an open ongoing investigation. all masking is have you been asked to approve or disapprove a request or action to be taken by the special counsel. >> point of order mr. chairman. >> and asked the question. >> we are not operating under the five minute rule anymore then. >> the witness will answer the question. >> i want to be very specific about this mr. chairman because i think it's going to imply a lot of fears that have existed among this committee among this legislative branch largely and to be among some american people. we have followed the special counsel's regulation to a t there has been no decision required me to take any action and i have not interfered in any way with the special counsel's investigation. >> thank y