why they do that but i really want to say we don't cover things up in the future father next couple bianco we certainly hope that that's true thank you so much for joining us here. washington has signaled that it wants to help venezuela's self-proclaimed president one quote though oust his rival nicolas maduro u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o tweeted that his country is willing to take action to support why though and vice president mike pence is set to meet with in colombia tomorrow has urged the international community to keep all options open these developments come after venezuelan troops stopped opposition supporters trying to bring humanitarian aid into the country. opposition groups were hoping soldiers at the border would stand aside for the a chip minutes instead troops loyal to the government used tear gas and gunfire to defend that arcades these clashes took place at a crossing between brazil and venezuela in the east of the country. says the children aren't dying or starving in venezuela yes they are he isn't because he's sitting in the presidential palace while we're here

why they do that but i really want to say we don't cover things up in the future father messed up a bianco we certainly hope that that's true thank you so much for joining us here today. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world north korean leader kim jong un is on route to vietnam and his armor train three thousand kilometer journey is expected to take at least two days kim will meet with u.s. president donald trump in hondo on thursday. at least thirty five more workers have died after drinking tainted alcohol in india it's total number of victims is reported to be at least one hundred fifty so far and at least two hundred more people are still hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleg liquor contained toxic amounts of methanol to increase its potency police have so far arrested ten people. vote counting is underway in nigeria after yesterday's elections to choose a new president a new parliament polling had been postponed for a week due to logistical hitches the army says it killed six people are described as quote political hoodlums amid unre

why they do that but i really want to say we don't cover things up in the future father next couple bianco we certainly hope that that's true thank you so much for joining us here today. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world british prime minister theresa may has delayed a final parliamentary vote on bragg's it until march twelfth just days before britain is scheduled to leave you the vote was scheduled for next wednesday travel to brussels on tuesday to discuss possible amendments to the deal she already negotiated with the block. the u.n. report says twenty eighteen was the deadliest year in afghanistan's nearly two decade long war almost four thousand civilians were killed and thousands more wounded in attacks and bombings the u.s. and the rebel taliban hold a new round of talks aimed at ending the conflict on monday. police in india say another fifty eight people have died from drinking tainted bootleg liquor and the death toll from the latest mass alcohol poisoning to more than one hundred fifty another two hundred remain hospitalized the victims were tea p

why they do that but i really want to say we don't cover things up in the future father next couple bianco we certainly hope that that's true thank you so much for joining us here today. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world in northeastern india police now say one hundred fifty people have died from drinking tainted bootleg liquor another two hundred remain hospitalized the victims were tea plantation workers in some state it's india's second toxic liquor tragedy in a month more than a dozen have been arrested for selling illegal booze. the vote counting is underway in nigeria after yesterday's elections to choose a new president and parliament polling have been postponed for a week due to logistical hitches the army says it killed six people described as quote political hoodlum amid unrest in the south the election results are expected in the next few days. north korean leader kim jong un is on route to vietnam on his armored train a three thousand kilometer journey is expected to take at least two days jim will meet with u.s. president donald trump and honda

threats from john of god's followers but also her long struggle with cancer another whistleblower amy bianco was among the first to publicly speak out she's an american he was working as a tour guide in brazil and used to advertise john of god spiritual center as a tourist attraction she shared with r.t. some disturbing titles of what she allegedly saw happening that. she hurts them in so many ways and i i actually just was crying i told everybody i could tell you have to understand it was a very remote part of brazil so was unless you could go to the local police station and report this. i told the workers and they were horrified because many of them had been fooled also but it's it's become way way bigger than just sexual abuse it's. she schumann. and then i got death threats and i was told that a white woman in brazil can disappear nobody will ever find her that i should go i should leave i shouldn't talk anymore to anybody about this. and this was from people who worked directly for joe out. the workers who were there they knew what was happening and i'm relatively sure that a number of

here is cnn's bianco nobilo. >> order! order!: john bercow in a role almost as old as parliament itself. >> the best known visible function of the speaker is to chair in the chamber, chair the prime minister's questions. in that capacity, i'm a referee. >> don't tell me what the procedures of this house are. >> if the speaker is a person that will be cowed or intimidated by a letter sent by way of complaint, that person isn't fit to be speakerer. >> reporter: speaker since 2009, how has he learned to control hundreds of lawmakers? >> sometimes you do have to speak loudly, there's no point in saying, would you mind awfully, after due reflection, thinking about stopping speaking? if somebody is going on too long you have to interrupt and say, "order, order!" >> reporter: a job fraught with the difficulties of the day. >> we're grappling with the biggest difficulty facing us, brexit. no resolution of the matter has been obtained. it is a concern. it isn't something that the speaker can determine. >> reporter: all six centuries of sp

jim bianco is my guest today jim, welcome. >> thank you >> let's start right in.ou have a take on balance sheet issues. that's a little bit different than everyone else's my contention is that we don't know if the balance sheet or stop drank off the balance sheet is going to make a huge difference with the markets or any signals, but yet it's become the poster child for that type of scenario, but your thought is >> that the market has a view of the balance sheet meaning it's a loss of liquidity and the equivalent of two rate hikes steve liesman cnbc survey had that specific question in it and fed you is var, and that's exactly what it showed the federal reserve and most economists look at the balance sheet reduction and what it means for reserves and bank lending and don't think it means anything, so i'm not going to argue which card is right, but i'm just going to say the market thinks, a, about the balance sheet and the economist and fed thinks, b, that's the source of the problem. we don't know what it means. we've never done this before we've got different vie

let's get more from david bianco also our guest host mohamed el-erian from allianz. >> the record thatom an up high perspective on the economy what does the president have to talk about >> there's been an acceleration on the economy post the election and also predating the tax cut but post-the election. inventories tend to be a swing factor in all economies. i think it's interesting that equipment where investment spending is the second largest whether it be software, r&d, that has all picked up there's been swings on energy investment spending. but we've seen businesses step up their spending on software, r&d, and what i call productivity enhancers i definitely think there's been improved confidence to invest. >> i would say labor market, labor market, labor market i would stress that because go back to the earlier discussion on inequality and the sense of insecurity that people have. so what has the labor market produced 200,000-plus every month at this late -- >> 209 average. >> at this late state of the cycle. >> so explain this >> wait. hold on. wage growth over 3%. and as steve s