this andress has been going on for more than one needs now and protesters have had to adapt to stay one step ahead of the ever typing security. i was just reporting from hong kong. you know you can hear the frustration like this is clear in any language. as the weeks go on even cameras are becoming unwelcome 10. minutes later to gasify it but is no longer a match for these increasingly sophisticated protests. as the toxic fumes fill the air the call goes out to me. under the cover of smoke processes just as quickly as they arrived. this is what they're calling that the water strategy to stay nimble don't get cold. group chats on social media help them plan where to target next. but thousands file into public transport and on to the next location for now the short sharp best of disruption. phase has as easy trains to get across the city as quickly as possible barry is left open for them to pos freely in and out of the train stations this is part of a deliberate strategy to get from location to location as quickly as possible to not stay in one place but to know and move on and start the

a lot of pharmaceutical companies also went over to ireland with a tax rate is 12.5%. 2017 andress did in they didn't hit the quite right balance is they try to make company stay here and manufacture. have their research and develop and tear but some say with republicans was too much of a giveaway and still gives them incentive to go overseas. a lot of democrats are talking about how to be increase some rate but also make it possible for american companies to stay in america. host: let's hear from tracy in maryland. i'm worried about the deficit and the debt. why isn't the president addressing that? guest: this has been an interesting thing. the president has come up several times again spending and timeeficit, but time after is different spending deals and budget deals have passed congress. we've seen these have been record large deals. this is kind of the perennial issue you see. whatever party is in power, they seem to forget about the deficit and debt and whoever is in the minority is complaining. of the biggest complaints about the 2017 tax cut is they didn't have enough offsets,

the victims continue their recovery today. 12-year-old lesley andress was shot in the leg.he spoke exclusively to abc7 news about her recovery. here's luz pena with the story. >> reporter: step by step, lesley is walking, but that doesn't mean she's recovered. >> when i walk, it hurts. where i got shot. >> reporter: a 12-year-old talking about getting shot is unthinkable. and to her, it still feels unreal. >> happened so quick. >> reporter: she plays back and forth those ten minutes prior to the shooting, captured by her mom in this photo. >> we were eating. popcorn and then we heard this gunshot and we were confused what it was. >> lesley's family was across when the shooting began. she ran away from the gunshots and stopped when she got to the fence area and met up with her cousins around here. she says they jumped over the fence and hid quietly. minutes later she noticed this. >> i was like sad and then i touched myself and then there was blood on my hand. so then i got shot. >> her parents hid under these benches hoping their daughter was safe and praying quietly as the

. >> i am skip andress. i was chief counsel to the immigration subcommittee for 15 years. spent 25 years on capitol hill, working for legislative giants. i retired from there, went off to join the private sector and work with railroads. i want to thank mark and hias for inviting me to participate in this event. it is an honor to join a distinguished group of speakers and panelists. i have known most of them a very, very long time. i have to tell you, these are some of the finest public servants i've ever met. my first introduction. he had been chairman of the committee 22 years at that point, been in congress 48 years. one week on the job, calls me into his office. he is a great story teller. a walking history book. he regailed me of stories of encounters of presidents harding, hoover, a history book. then he gave me the first assignment. he was being honored for his immigration and civil rights work. he said could i draft him some remarks. being a dutiful staffer, i rush out, did my research at hias and on his activities over the years. found out that hias was a wonderful

andress asked for more, indeed, ask for tax returns of his family members. those were turned over. it would have been ways and means. and they discussed this in our supplemental brief, we go into that. theewater, congress wanted records of president clinton and whitewaterout investments, so things about their personal records before he had become president. judge livingston: that was the whitewater committee in that case. mr. letter: i believe so. the justice department seems to think that matters, i do not know why that matters. judge livingston: it goes to their clear statement argument. it is a clear spit -- statement if there is a clearer committee. mr. letter: that is not a separation of powers problem? as long as congress creates a special committee? walter nixon case in the supreme court, the supreme court said the the court cannot review way congress operates, which is about its procedures. so, we wanted to remove this argument from the table, so after it was raised, congress ratified these subpoenas, the major subpoena -- the house ratified the deutsche subpoena. judge liv

a lot of pharmaceutical companies also went over to ireland with a tax rate is 12.5%. 2017 andress did didn't hit the quite right balance is they try to make company stay here and manufacture. have their research and develop and tear but some say with republicans was too much of a giveaway and still gives them incentive to go overseas. a lot of democrats are talking about how to be increase some rate but also make it possible for american companies to stay in america. host: let's hear from tracy in maryland. i'm worried about the deficit and the debt. why isn't the president addressing that? guest: this has been an interesting thing. the president has come up several times again spending and timeeficit, but time after is different spending deals and budget deals have passed congress. we've seen these have been record large deals. this is kind of the perennial issue you see. whatever party is in power, they seem to forget about the deficit and debt and whoever is in the minority is complaining. of the biggest complaints about the 2017 tax cut is they didn't have enough offsets, it doesn