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jurisdiction and prohibit actio with anyone in the united states. >>> and in japan prosecutors there have indicted carlos ghosn, the former chair of nissan. they say ghosn violated the laws by under reporting the mp sation. the indictment comes three weeks after authorities arrested him. ghosn is one of the world's most respective automotive executives. >>> the latest market volatility is causing retail investors to grow more cautious as pull theit money of mutual funds. according to some estimates last week, t 24th consecutive week of fund outflows. that could hav implications for the broader market. leslie picker joins us from new york. how much money are weab talking t when you talk about the mutual outflows in recent weeks and mont? >> reporter: mutual outflows in billion is over $12 last week over the course of 24 months. we're lookingt ove $100 billion, bill. so this is pretty signific24t. weeks for those who don't want to do the math, that's about six months worth of ioutflows, which pretty significant when you think about what that means for the mutual fund industry as well a

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. >>> on wednesday, actio did -- editor mike allen sets down with members of congress and health and human services secretary to talk about healthcare and ways to make it more accessible. that is live at 8 am eastern here on c-span 3. later on, law enforcement and homeland security officials testify before the senate judiciary committee about chinese espionage efforts against the u.s. that is also live here on c-span 3 starting at 10 am eastern. >>> sunday night on q&a, this american nazi party had supporters that came to rallies at madison square garden. as the footage shows, storm troopers giving the salute with a swastika against george washington, that was for george washington's birthday. this was a active fascist movement in the '20s and '30s earlier than people think and associated with the phrase, america first. >> university of london literature professor sarah churchwell looks at the history of the terms america first and the american dream. in her book, but hold america. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on

. >> reporter: cheollective actio now very much needed after a powerful 10-foot wave come ashore without warning. experts believe a volcanic eruption triggered an underwater landslide. hundreds have been killed or injured. >> you can imagine during the holidays. >> reporter: his family and the congregation's families haven't been impacted. still, he hopes some money raised can go to an early warning system. >> we need a break for all of those things. and i hope christmas can remind us that there's still hope. there's still joy and peace in this world. if we work together. >> reporter: now back live, the service is just finishing up. the pastor says plans for fund raising will come together in the next few days. now this community works with a sister church in indonesia to make sure 100% of donations go to people in need. meanwhile, indonesian disaster authorities are warning people to stay away from coasts as the active volcano could bring more deadly waves. we're live in san jose. lily tan. >>> a christmas eve tragedy in san francisco where a house fire turned deadly. the fires started

actio the state department has warned health workers to stay out of the region, after deadly a by rebelups. sands of students skippe school in australia today, demanding action on climate ange. ildren ranging from five to 18 years old rlied in 30 cities and towns. they called for 100%enewable energy by 2030. >> because of continual inaction from politicians, we felt the need to leave school, because this is our future. we can't sit idly and watch them not act upon something that is so critical and encompasses the wholhuman race. >> woodruff: australian prime minister scott morrison defended his climate record. and, his resources minister, mthatt canavan, saistudents should have stayed in school instead of protesting. he said, "yodon't learning anything from that." back in this country, a texas grand jury has indicted a white former dallas police officer for murder. amber guyger fatally shot an unarmed black neighbor in september. she says she entered the wrong apartment, and thought the man was an intruder. she originally faced a lesser charge of manslaughter. the pentagon is now expect

[laughter] >> thank you for joining actio's. -- axios. [applause] our next guest is the president and founder of a bipartisan effort to reform the criminal justice system and host of the van jones show on cnn, a little bit of a spoiler. he has founded six groups aimed at social and environmental justice and has been immersed for years in today's topic. van jones, welcome. [applause] thank you very much. you said you were watching c-span like it was the super bowl. tell us about last night for you. i could not stop laughing, i could not stop crying. 1993.out of law school in i started working on criminal justice police reform that when both political parties were in favor of mass incarceration. i was having to fight democrats and republicans. , californiasenators built 20 prisons and only one university through the 1990's. it was unbelievable. was a christmas miracle. that is what that was. pac, no highly paid lobbyist, no carefully bought google ads and big bulletin boards, it was just people who tired ofmn, who were it. jared kushner fou

even more than the context with disli actio kislyak. >> that's to prevent a private foreign policy and you have obama sanctioning, and dealing by the trump campaign to lift those sanctions with the ambassador. that has to stop. >> i agree, but we don't know what exactly was in the conversation. we know from the plea there were phone calls made by trump transition members to un ambassadors trying to get in. >> that's why i highlight individuals within the campaign and the transition team. we know who does know in that phone call. mueller and his team. that's what mike flynn has been doing. one other aspect that is relevant to mueller and i want to know why it's impressive to you both. the idea of timeliness. they go out of their way to say there is a paragraph on it about how this was probably just an economy of justice type of thing. page five, home an numeral two. timeliness of the assistance. the usefulness is connected to the timeliness. the defendant began providing information not long after the government first sought his cooperation. by the way, that ends up diff e diffusing a l

[laughter] >> thank you for joining actio's. -- axios. [applause] our next guest is the president and founder of a bipartisan effort to reform the criminal justice system and host of the van jones show on cnn, a little bit of a spoiler. he has founded six groups aimed at social and environmental justice and has been immersed for years in today's topic. van jones, welcome. [applause] thank you very much. you said you were watching c-span like it was the super bowl. tell us about last night for you. i could not stop laughing, i could not stop crying. 1993.out of law school in i started working on criminal justice police reform that when both political parties were in favor of mass incarceration. i was having to fight democrats and republicans. , californiasenators built 20 prisons and only one university through the 1990's. it was unbelievable. was a christmas miracle. that is what that was. pac, no highly paid lobbyist, no carefully bought google ads and big bulletin boards, it was just people who tired ofmn, who were it. jared kushner fou