. >> tucker: so you all had aso tough time, you've been working hard to wrangle votes from republicans in the congress and you cast therd tie-breaking vote yesterday. "the wall street journal" had a piece the other day saying that members of congress and their staffs have a separate arrangement. they have an exemption to some of the requirements of obamacar obamacare. they get a subsidy for their health care. it's possible by administrative decree to and the special treatment. the president could do that. are you planning to do that? >> vice president pence: what we are planning to do is keep our promise to the american people. president trump made it clear throughout the campaign last year. we were going to repeal and replace the disastrous failure of obamacare.we every promise that was made to pass obamacare seven years ago, when i was a member of congress, turned out to be a lie. they said you like your doctor you can keep it. you like your health insurance you, can keep it. they said the cost of health insurance would go down. every single one of those proved to be false, and the p

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military base there in a mountainous area inside syria islamic state have been moving closer to the aso refugee camp just across the border in lebanon there is also been a place of operation for the nursery fronts. now into the history of as belongs presence in syria. lebanon's hezbollah has long been fighting alongside assad government forces throughout the six year syrian civil war but for the first time the armed group is making it official. hezbollah claims it's driving and isis terrorists as well as rebels out of the last foothold on the syrian lebanese border a mountainous region seen here on the map the green part here is controlled by al nusra and rebels and the black here by isis so far it sounds like just another development in the ongoing fight against terrorism in syria right so what's the big deal let's break it down. as well as presence in syria has always been a bone of contention as israel the u.s. and the arab league all view the group as a terrorist organization and levanon hezbollah a terrorist organization you just towns to shield itself of tens of thousands of illeg

we're expecting news out from asos and astra zenica.ead on wall street today. one of the major us airlines, delta, reported second —— reports second—quarter earnings this thursday. wall street hopes it will point to clear skies ahead. last week, the carrier said its revenue per passionjoe was up, helped by improving average fares. —— per passenger. the number two us airline by passenger traffic is expected to post a rise in quarterly profit. another company turning in its report card is cargill. full—year results for the privately held global commodities trader are likely to get a boost, thanks to healthy exports of us beef, but a glut of global seeds, that is likely to weigh on its agricultural business division. american central banker janet yellin delivers her second day of monetary policy testimony to the senate bank committee. on wednesday she told us lawmakers that interest rates would not have to rise all that much further to reach the third's mutual level, and that's sent stocks and the dow to record levels. joining us is jane f

assuming you do this year's authorization something the administration will not survey structure that aso they structured itas they wr organization without any meaningful effort legislatively to construct what that should look like. .. if we act in the next 60 days or we don't act in the next 60 days we are in that same situation but we haven't built it out for that. i understand what you're saying about permissive versus mandatory. that's a point well taken, but by not acting, or acting, we find ourselves in the same place when the timing of what they do is going to occur later on. but go ahead. >> i just wanted to make one point to clarify that i support the reauthorization. in fact, i think this committee should have the same kind of the process that the armed services committee has where we do an authorization every year. it's debated. he goes to the floor and there's an understanding that it's going to be part of what we do annually. because i think what we need to do is to elevate the role of diplomacy and the state department, and having that kind of the process does that. so i'm t

people in aso many position where social security is there only retirement -- is their only retirement that they have. -- wecould tell them could tell them that they should have been wiser, but we have so many who saw their 401(k) dissolve in 2007. believe, with the intelligence we have on this committee, we have the ability to solve. thankk the chairman -- i the chairman, because we have really not taken this on as a committee in 25 years. any kind of difficult decision as it relates to this. now, as you have pointed out, the baby boomers are upon us. we have a moral obligation to take action. whatever this committee thinks the best alternative is, we ought to have competition and a vote. >> mr. schweikert, you are recognized. make fun of me, but it is this hearing that i wanted to be on ways and means. now, i have a dozen of different things that are bouncing around in my head. but on your team, do you actually have a demographer? someone who does population statistics? mr. goss: we do, indeed. we have about 57 people in our office. we had six or seven accountants, the sameve about n

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. >> it was so specific aso say these tax inspectors have a villa on the palm island.s unbelievable. >> in dubai? >> in dubai. >> not just dubai. he was able to account for another big chunk of the loot which ended up in switzerland and because he was an insider he had the bank statements to prove it. >> did you think he was putting himself at risk talking with you? >> frankly we're at risk, anybody who engaging in helping this opening is at risk. >> he rented a house in an exclusive well-guarded gated community outside of london. he went jogging one day and dropped dead. the reported cause of death was a heart attack. but now five years later a classified u.s. intelligence report leaked to the website was feed purports to show that american spies had high confidence that he was ordered on orders from the kremlin. forensic tests found what could be tiny traces of an exotic and toxic plant in his stomach. the poison is easily hidden in food and causes death by asphyxiation. >> it was 5 o'clock in the morning and i woke up because my heart was racing. and then i started

>> who compliments amazon might be businesses like asos who has natural personal care as offering, butnswer is that it forces you to look outside the traditional u.s. public sector into the international markets, be it the uk primarily, germany or asia, and it's forcing the continued theme of globalization on the consumer retail sector. >> how difficult is retail at this point in the uk from a consumer point of view give than we're squeezed by higher inflation, real wages are negative >> you're seeing that compounded by the change in wall let share not only do we have these issues impacting what we can spend we have reached theoretically the concept of peak stuff. so that if you're a retailer you're saying my stuff is now -- my stuff is now theoretically more expensive and my consumer's need set has changed the way they wish to spend money may be on experiences, ways they spend their time or how they architect who they are, be it the activities, sports they do, so you merchandise promotional apparel for their lifestyle including food and entertainment and that drives people further awa

. >> aso and also potential in the indian ocean took also curious about if you could comment on uk india defense cooperation at the potential for that going forward take in a time and air domains. thank you. >> thank you. i think will take to my questions have been a come back around for a second round. right in the back. thank you. >> i'm tyler with at&t. with the increase in cyber attack and with military presence across the world, can you for the discussed uk strategy how to increase communication networks? >> i want to make sure i understand. >> strategy and -- >> the bridge strategy on cyber? >> yes. >> is there more specific on offensive capabilities? >> more defensive. >> thank you. there is one more. the gentleman behind and a promise i'll get to the next round. >> i'm david smith. secretary tillerson says in the meeting today between president trump and putin that president trump did press a couple of times, several times on the issue of russia's interference pilasters election and president putin consistently denied it. just your reaction to that and more generally whether you

. >> we believe there's an aso associated vehicle, there are suspect related to a vehicle.t out on foot or shot from the vehicle, those are all things we're work iing throh right now. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's office did take custody of the baby and they have been working on trying to find the mother. the victim's name has not yet within released but a sergeant us he was he 30 years old. >> thanks for the latest there, bob. 5:38 right now. we could know more next week about the future of mass transit in the north bay. reports rail transit officials are close to getting federal approval to start regular commute service. the smart chief tells the paper that he talked with the railroad administration and they raised no red flags. you could be our smart traffic anchor. >> sometimes i try to be -- i try to be all the time. over here looking at a smart, easy, quick drive. around the bay mostly green sensors. no major issues for the south bay. i'll let you know if any lanes are blocked. we had lanes blocked 680 down to 24. continued recovery through pleasant hill.

one rule stays, though, no red or blue outfits, colors traditionally asoes greated with gangs. >> the sinking and leaning and property taxes might be falling as well. we're investigating the tower and its problems and have been for the last year. now we know that about 100 units will be entitled to a property tax cut this year according to the city's assessor. the savings will will be about $3,000 per own er which reflect an average loss of $300,000 in property value per unit. owners say this is a joke. they contend their property values have actually plummeted to near zero. the city's assessor tells us that is the value based on recent sales of condos as well as sales within the building. millennium owners can appeal the ruling but the process can take more than a year. >>> a new report may just prove what you thought you already knew, the bay area wages are not even coming close to keeping up with housing costs here according to a report by the silicon valley institute and reported by the mercury news. wages are up 14% since 2011 for santa clara county and san francisco. the median

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there is -- do it in a way, i want them to not aso terrified and i don't want them to live in a cabin in the woods surrounded by concertina wire but finding that balance is my goal now. i want to say one thing before we end. i encourage you guys if you were into the anecdote that i was reading it like for you to go to my twitter and click on the youtube video because there's more to that story that i didn't share with you that i did want to bring everybody down but i think it's a beautiful story and i'd like to honor the people who are involved in that story for spreading that word and letting people know there's more to that story.y. the 11 minute ted talk and it's at mj hegar.bl i'm really blown away by thely e support they thank you so much. [applause] [applaore everybody starts to get up since there are so many t of us i want to make this as as efficient and as safe as possible the line is going to start here for the signing and it's going to go-round wrap around the staircase so we don't block the stairs. let's start here and we are going to wrap around the staircase.e. also, hol

aso not see that at all detracting from the importance of congressional war powers in situations in particular where we get remote from the real threat to the united states. where he think it is really important that the other political branch either lend its support or, you know, perhaps persuade the president that he's about to embark on folly. >> very quickly, i have already addressed the war powers act. actually in the civil war, the power that lincoln had was very specifically spelled out in the constitution which was an insurrection, to put down insurrection. as to congress being unmanageable, because, most of the cases, including right now with korea, what you need is deliberation. you don't need impulsivity. there are times when the fleet is right off the shore or whatever when you have to act very quickly but most of the time what we're dealing with is not that kind of situation. and the benefit of having a >> what are the incentives? they are americans. they care about the country. office. for they took an oath for office. it's our country we'll keep it safe. what were their incentiv

aso, politics to talk about well. the prime minister stepping down , the latest casualty in prime minister shinzo abe's tumbling approval rate. futures down about 25 points. we are seeing about 50 point run down at the open. a lot of earnings coming through, -- drawdown at the open. a lot of earnings coming through. betty: that's right, earnings, the outlook on the economy, ego data, a lot to ingest for investors. toant to collect the board see how the u.s. markets closed. close mixed. we had a spike in volatility midday in the session. the dow managing to hang on, but the nasdaq really taking a hit with tech shares. just reminder, we are watching live what is going on in washington, the debate over the health care bill, the so-called open votes ginny bill," to repeal the affordable care act. bill," toed "skinny repeal the affordable care act. that vote will go late into the night, well beyond when we are on. get to courtney collins. a late night for senators. courtney: yes, it will be. the u.s. senate has bashed a me

fred brew toe told the cbs news said it's reason tobable to aso ambush.y'll be looking closely at noor's training records and how he was hired. >> we don't want politically apraved police officers. we want properly trained police officers. >> you guys also feel some changes need to happen. >> i guess my hope and sense is that will happen. not that it needs to happen. that it will happen this time. >> reporter: the mayor of minneapolis says another's a fully operational police officer and he won't be treated any different, however, officer anothnoor still has not talked to investigator, charlie. >> thanks, jamie. >>> a body camera took footage of what seems to show an officer staging evidence early this year during a drug arrest. jeff pegues is outside baltimore police headquarters with how the department is responding. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the baltimore has been under pressure for years to refirm and pat of those reforms have included introduction of body cameras. but what the video has shown is rocked the police department acros

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in fact some people talked about using hsas in aso many ways it's almost like a swiss army knife. of course if you don't have any money in now health civilization account it's a good hypothetical tool but a little dull in terms of where it can cut. credit to this on the product, think, that victor is the only manufacturer of the swiss army knife. i took some shots on that so there's a logo in there or mac s integrated in one form with health insurance. you'll hear from our speakers. some current proposals as to how to change the contures of hsas and also more creative and thoughtful ways to reach beyond even tweaking here and there on the margins. we have three speakers. the first one will talk about having a more precision approach to hsas, an early way to think about this and i'll introduce the three speakers separately. warren roth has just again a new appointment teaching health law and legal righting at st. john's university school of law, known as the red men but that became unfastabled and now the red storm on the campuses. warren is also served as associate director of the

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