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i have three that are important huntington, key core unfortunately the bill started off but it's got to be something else. the something else is that this bill seems to me they were concerns with the largest bank that it does with community banks. there are many things to come out of this bill. it gives regulators to much flexibility. it has more power something the republicans did not want to do until they had regulators that were likely to side with wall street. they look like a retreat for wall street executives and these are the people that are going to be doing the regulations of this bill. the republicans and democrats alike are concerned about the bill are opposed to it. people like dan the governor at the federal reserve in charge of federal regulation. paul walker federal reserve chair, sarah bloom and gary gensler, sheila, president bush phil angeli days has a good analysis of what happened when ten years ago this wall street almost collapsed our economy. this body seems to have experienced a collective amnesia. today were given relief to many of the largest banks in this c

he is competing against democrat conor lamb in a race that's being billed as a key test for november. the lamb campaign not returning our phone calls but rick saccone is here, and he is only here. thank you so much for coming in appreciate it rick. >> thanks, david a pleasure to be on your show. david: let me just spell out the media narrative because these things play out in the mainstream media and i want to get your reaction to it is that you're up against the best the democrats have. he's a former marine, a tall, handsome young guy, and game over. they even are suggesting that some republicans are saying that as well. your response? >> as far as i know those are unnamed sources i don't put any credence in that. his resume is very thin. he's a marine and he's tall. i have 18 and a half years in the united states air force. i have a career in education, international business, state legislature, diplomacy and government so i have a long resume i'm the most experienced qualified person so we're ready to go. we're ready to roll. david: now there's an even further twist in that narrati

bill? >> certainly a key part of the economy is housing. inste of moving. which improvements give you the biggest bang for your buck? diana olick hashe answer for us. >> reporter: emma has a vision for her family of four. it's getting there. she and her husband are enlarging the kitchen, adding a familyroom, and an upstairs master suite. more space was poier mounted, even if the costoutweighs the return. >> it was a balance because we always had theossibility of resale in our mind. but we think we are going to be here for a while. mostly we were focusing on the things that would just make our life here with our family better or more comfortable. >> reporter: homeowners are staying in h theires longer today than in the past, upgrading and remodelling more, and some projects nearly pay for themselves. garage door replacement will of you 98 rz approximate your investment back according to remodelling magazine's annual cost versus value report. it asks real estate agents how much a renovation would add to the sale price of a home selling in the same year. manuf

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the timing for the immigration bill has been delayed. the keyns and their rights in the uk has now been achieved for the withdrawal agreement which is going to come before parliament later this year. so the immigration bill will cover the future immigration arrangement with the eu post 2020, pose the implementation period. the urgency we had before with the white paper and with immigration bill has two certain extent then removed it because the eu citizens' rights are protected in the thrall agreement and implementation coming up later this year. have you come up with options for immigration for inclusion in the negotiation process? there is a whole range of different options that could be considered by the government in terms of the future immigration policy. do have a recommendation that you have made to them? no, i don't. i am leaving it to the prime minister and david davis to lead on those discussions. but you said it is yourjob to come up with the options, what is the current cabinet position on whether or not immigration should be include

bill. >>> the federal reserve raised the key interest rate to a quarter point.ars. they say the modest increase shows the chair has faith in the economy's strength. this morning trading is mixed on overseas markets and wall street opens lower. >> we'll have more news ahead, including video of the deadly bridge collapse in miami. see the moment it gave out. >> and calls for an actor to be rewarded handsomely for his behind. >> oh, that behind. >> but first a look at today's forecast. is behind. >> oh, that behind. >> but first a look at today's forecast. it's funny really, nobody ever does iti didn't do itppens. and of course it's the really tough stains that nobody ever does ready? really? i didn't do it so when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, i knew it was just what we needed so now we can undo all the tough stains that nobody did dad? i didn't do it huh, he didn't do it introducing new tide ultra oxi; it's got to be tide >>> we're getting our first look at the moment that pedestrian clinlg collapsed in miami. they were adjusting the

. >> the florida teachers union wants the governor to veto a key section of a new bill addressing guns and school safety. that's next. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. florida's teachers union urging the governor to veto funding for a program that would allow some teachers and staff to be armed on campus as part of a gun and school safety bill. lawmakers approved it in the wake of the parkland school massacre. the union is not asking scott to reit toe the bill just to use his line item veto power to cut the program that would allow school employees with training to ca

bill. it ensures that key consumer protections remain in place and increases protections for consumers who fall on hard financial times or become victims of fraud. following the equifax data breach we held two hearings. these hearings demonstrated bipartisan support for some important measures. the bill provides one free year of fraud alerts for consumers potentially impacted by the equifax breach or other instances of fraud. it gives consumers unlimited free credit feezs and unfeez -- freezes and unfreezes during the year. it allows parents to turn on and off credit reporting for children under 16. the bill also includes important prongsings for veterans and senior citizens. the department of veterans' affairs choice program provides non-v.a. care if they can't access care at a medical facility. unfortunately, the v.a. choice program has been rifed with issues including delayed payments and misassigned medical bills to veterans. as a result, veterans have seen negative credit items on their reports which unnecessarily complicates their and their family's lives. the credit agencies allevia

on tuesday, 16 senate democrats joined with 50 republicans to advance a bill slated to roll back key nancial regulations passed in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. the bill would exempt 25 of the nation's 40 largest banks from being subject to heightened scrutiny by the federal reserve. if it passes, it would be the biggest weakening of the dodd-frank act since it was signed into law in 2010. the 67-32 vote in favor of a motion to proceed now sends the bill back to the floor for debate and possible amendments before a final vote in coming days. this is democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts speaking out against the senate bank bill. >> this bill is a punch in the gut to american consumers. if it passes, it will be harder to police banks that sell abusive mortgages, harder to police lenders who discriminate against their customers, and harder to police giant monopolies that build and sell and offer financing to mobile home buyers. only a bunch of bank lobbyists and their friends in washington would call this a consumer protection bill. amy: for more, we're going to

the key point of this bill and in the title of this bill is economic growth. what we've seen with dodd-frank applied a very heavy hand of regulations across the board for our banks that are trillion dollar banks, thanks banks thae $15 million banks. what this bill is intended to do is right size a lot of those regulations so our community banks around the nation can do what they do best, and that's land in their local markets. since dodd-frank past we have many of our banks dropped out of the mortgage business because it was too complex, too many rules, so a lot of the rules in this bill that are being changed are addressing the mortgage lending space. so keep those community banks and mortgage lending. if you're only doing 50 or 100 mortgage is a you as a candidate bank, you have to do tens of thousands of dollars of new regulations, you're going to reassess and maybe drop out of that business, which defeats the whole purpose of dodd-frank was to rein in the largest banks and control systemic risk. if you have more small community banks leaving the marketplac

role in the past with tax reform is there a worry that with gary cohn out, some of the key revisions to the tax billon't be prioritized by the trump administration >> i think it's more about selling the tax bill there are some is to dot, ts to cross, some technical corrections in the tax bill and tax law that republicans hope to move through, but that's on the back burner and had been on the back burner. the focus now for the gop is trying to make sure that the momentum they've seen in the polling for the tax reform plan is maintained through the midterms right now you're hearing republican leadership talking taxes and the white house talking trade. they're not working from the same playbook. they're worried this dissidence will hurt them going into the november elections >> puts more focus on trade as well ylan, thank you for that story >>> the markets are moving on news that gary cohn is leaving the white house. the dow is lower by 282 points in premarket trade let's discuss market action with the chief economist from finding parks ifg. this revolving door at the white house, is there just a lack

bill. but he did. technology, aabout lot. it's been a key leadership group all year but facebook collaps in the wak of its data mining scandal and other social media stocks tk a dive. ksubsectors that too the techs higher last f year likg stocks sold off. energy and utilities led the charge this week but they comprise a much smaller part of the s&p 500 than banks and tech stocks do. the biggest single worry is trade protectionism.t that's because potentially a threat to earnings growth, which is theriainr of the stock market. earnings are expected to increase about 20% this year. that's a lo so even a modest threaten is gh to cause a lot of volatility. tariffs have the potential to cut earnings growth forecasts, particularly in global and industrial stocks, but it's difficult to model into these rnings forecasts because we don't know where these tariffs are going to settle out or what industries they may ultimately affect. youee, you have got a lot of chaos as a result. i'm bob pisani at t new york stock exchange. >>> china is now ready to r

the nature of the conservative movement that bill developed and how can it creatively and imaginatively respond to the circumstances in which it finds itself? key quotese of the in bill's early career, long before i was aware of him, you mentioned his first book. bookection -- the second was mccarthy and his enemies. there was a demagogic figure on the right that bill supported. by bill's third book, he backed off. that was up from liberalism and that was the first book i read. joe mccarthy appears in that but he is deliberately not defending him. he is using him as someone who provoked liberalism. let me respond to how liberals reacted to him. off theoved mccarthy center stage to be a provocation. much later in his life he wasicitly said mccarthy wrong in the way he proceeded. today we are in a similar position. beingk bill's excuses for taken with mccarthy were he was charming personally. bill was young, this was also communism. this was a threat much greater than any we face now. he saw this man engaged in calling it out and he thought this must be a good thing. i think there has to be a disengagements of from the person who occupies the whi

key. >> bill: kim jong un want to survive. i think that's pretty clear right now. they are starving economically, so you can only imagine what's happening inside the kingdom. if you do not get what you want from this meeting, what's the last card you play? >> i think you have secondary sanctions. china will still be a piece here. there is still a lot we can do short of war. secondary sanctions on chinese firms continuing to do business and aggressive interjections with our allies of ships that are evading sanctions, and keep up the economic pressure. eventually, kim jong un will say the survivor of my regime, which is collapsing economically, it is worth more to him then this nuclear program. that is the point we have to get to. >> bill: try to bring jim mattis with me in front of warm beer. >> thank you for remembering auto. that is absolutely correct. >> bill: thank you for your analysis. >> sandra: another big story this morning despite earlier defiance. former trump campaign aide sam nunberg will be intensifying before a grand jury in robert mueller's investiga

bill today. but something key is missing from that legislation. it does not ban assault rifles.d the ban in a rare weekend session but supported arming some teachers who go through law enforcement training. it also includes new security measures and mental health programs in schools. it must also be passed by the florida house. >>> for an 11th day, all schools in west virginia will be closed again today, stranding some 300,000 students. teachers vowed their strike will continue until lawmakers honor a 5% raise promised by west virginia's governor. that increase was approved last week, then the republican led state senate reduced it to 4% over the weekend. the teacher's pay is among the lowest in the country. >>> and more news coming up for you including the avalanche danger in the west. we're going to hear from one man buried in the snow for six minutes. >>> we're returning to the oscars and fashion. will we know what a sheathe dress is? i can't even pronounce it. >> you can't even read it in the prompter. you know you are in trouble. plus tell us what you thought of the oscars

judges voted to uphold key portions of senate bill 4, also known as the show me your papers law.t allows police officers to ask citizens about their immigration status during routine stops. the ruling is quickly facing a major public backlash.>> there is no defense in someone who looks like me who is a u.s. citizen from someone who does not have documents.>> reporter: but supporters say the bill simply gives police the flexibility to help enforce federal immigration laws, something they had not been able to do in most things where cities. >> it with a sensible ruling by the court that just says it is right to have a law that requires the police to enforce the law.>> reporter: critics claim the law is to only written a good result in widespread racial profiling although officials have said there has been no widespread complaints so far. >> they have been in compliance with us before since it took in effect last attempt -- the september. there is been two inquiries out of tens of thousands of contacts. >> reporter: this was only a temporary injunction attempting to keep the law fro

key republicans and democrats. andkey vote was going on, the bill was going on last night.ou saw as many democrats on the republican side and republicans on the democrat side as i think i've seen in years. that this is a sign country will actually have a voice in what is going on, it will be congress. it cannot be done by tweet from the white house. that worries me because the president, who changes position almost in one hours time. you can't plead about nuclear , imposing tariffs on this the stockat, seeing market take the biggest fall, one of the three biggest falls in all of history. i think there are enough grown-ups in both parties for the senate and house to realize that we have to keep the country stable. >> it definitely seems like there is a realization in both process needs the to be different. there has been some talk about changing the budget process to make it run more smoothly. run more smoothly, what changes do you need to make? >> each one of the appropriations bills, bring it up and voted in committee, on the floor. technically that is what you're supposed

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heather: let's look at the key battles in $1.3 trillion bill, tariffs, immigration, gun violence researchection security funding, sexual harassment, online sales tax and abortion restrictions amongst some other things. >> well, heather, i will start by saying my voice is rough this morning because i got back from vegas, ron is one of the smartest republicans i know, i know smart republicans sometimes is oxy who moron, they can't col folks if they would have a budget tomorrow, we shouldn't be kicking it down the road because you need people in the military, yeah, chuck rocha said stock market and we can go on. if it was the democrats, republicans would be screaming from the rooftops about how we are trying to shut down the government. heather: ron. >> if helps -- republicans would try to do something by themselves, chuck would say they are partisan, they gave the democrats everything they wanted and democrats are trying to hold this up over this and over that. a few republicans on our side, yes, the deficit is too big, that doesn't mean that they are causing a shutdown necessarily. it mean

this bill provides the necessary resources to fulfill that responsibility. it upholds our commitments to key strategic partners and allies, such as israel, jordan, egypt and ukraine. the bill also will assist other partners to fight terrorism, secure borders, resist aggression, and stabilize communities affected by conflict. we also uphold our long standing commitment as americans to help those displaced by conflict or natural disaster or facing famine. today's bill will also fight back against the scourge of opioid abuse and help reignite the economy of coal country. like operation unite in my kentucky district, the federal government has taken a holistic approach to tackle the complex opioid problem. the agreement provides historic levels of funding for law enforcement, treatment, prevention, recovery and research. only when these elements all work in concert will we truly be able to turn the tide and save lives. in addition, after struggling under the war on coal, it's time to turn a new page in central appalachia. this bill will give us more tools to strengthen economic development in th

what the president said today when he signed that bill he was disappointed in what the bill had in total. there are keys in legislation are important. highlight a few of them. $650 billion for the military that will allow our men and women in uniform to get the first pay raise they have had. the largest pay raise they have had in over a decade. we are talking about 24 new navy ships. we're at the smallest navy we have had in a lifetime. we are talking about 90 new aiaircraft's. a-35s. talking about rebuilding our military so we can continue to be the world's greatest super power. in addition to the military, this bill funded $6 billion to fight the devastating opiate crisis wreaking havoc across our country. we need to get this under control. is this a perfect bill? absolutely not. did the president say it was a bill for national security? it is a bill for national security. >> martha: i gotcha, corey. you know last night he sort of stunned, i think, a lot of people at the white house by coming out and saying he was going to veto the bill. this morning this whole scramble going to do a news conference

this bill provides the necessary resources to fulfill that responsibility. it upholds our commitments to key strategic partners and allies, such as israel, jordan, egypt and ukraine. the bill also will assist other partners to fight terrorism, secure borders, resist aggression, and stabilize communities affected by conflict. we also uphold our long standing commitment as americans to help those displaced by conflict or natural disaster or facing famine. today's bill will also fight back against the scourge of opioid abuse and help reignite the economy of coal country. like operation unite in my kentucky district, the federal government has taken a holistic approach to tackle the complex opioid problem. the agreement provides historic levels of funding for law enforcement, treatment, prevention, recovery and research. only when these elements all work in concert will we truly be able to turn the tide and save lives. in addition, after struggling under the war on coal, it's time to turn a new page in central appalachia. this bill will give us more tools to strengthen economic development in th

i think of movement towards it but again i think the real key for the next farm bill is get the data part right within usda and increase the measurements. we also support a bill from its representatives fossil and side in the house which would incorporate some of initiative you see as doing measuring the impact of the practices and then using those to inform decisions within usda. we do not want the usda to measure the impact on every farm. we do not want that from a cost perspective and those of her friends don't want the from an ideological perspective. you do need to inform your models better. taking the steps as far as its data to better serve taxpayers and just as important a it's a voluntary conservation and it's going to stay voluntary and it's the best way to conservation to have a voluntary so have to prove to the producers it's worth the time, the resources and their sweat. >> one last question. >> hello. i'm patricia bok and i'm with the center for foodborne illness research and prevention. and this is the first time i've ever even looked at the farm bill as something that

cohn played a key role in drafting and passing the tax reform bill. he is a former top executive with goldman sachs and seen as a bridge from the white house to wall street and global financial decisionmakers. as to who will fill the position, mr. trump tweeted we'll be making a decision soon on the appointment of a new chief economic adviser. many people wanting the job. will choose wisely. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. clouds increasing now and showers offshore. i have the important change to the rain timeline that impacts tomorrow morning's commute in about eight minutes. >> predicting the potential risk of developing cancer from your own home. the first of its kind test just approved by the fda and the local company behind it. >> he's got game and a lot of heart. why this buzzer beater in basketball may be the most important two points of his life. for this bay area teenager. comm, after a freak accident that killed a seven year old >>> a san francisco school community in mourning tonight after a freak accident killed a 7-year-old boy

through 2200 pages of information if you want to read this please let's look at the key points, gop wins in the spending bill.6 billion for border security, and do you agree about going through all this. >> if you put these in one massive bill. and we are going to shut down. and have an honesty bait with the american people. conflict is not the problem on this. it is collusion. that is why we are in deep debt and that is the biggest threat in terms of national security. jillian: final word. >> i agree this is a national security problem. republican voters remember there is a republican house and republican senate and republican presidency and they can't govern and are driving these deficits. and acceptable. jillian: thank you for joining us. could to jeff sessions firing back, under federal investigation for perjury. 's lawyer tells fox news he is not been looked at for meeting with russians during his confirmation hearing last year. this contradicts an abc report that andrew mccabe oversaw perjury investigation that would have ended by now. sources telling fox news sessions may have been under investigation

support for the bill through parliament well we decided to support this bill firstly because refugees have told us that one of the key barriers to their really feeling settled and being able to integrate in the u.k. is this feeling that they have left close family members behind in either the country that have come from or in refugee camps in the regions what is the government's view in relation to what's proposed in the bill and why are they against it well the government's position is that immigration will. allow for refugees to bring family members but that's only exceptional cases and then outside the rules fast that really doesn't provide enough of a safeguard for for people who really are in need of bringing close family members the current immigration laws are very restrictive it's also very complex procedure so for us it's really important to make those changes what it would allow is for a child. refugees to be able to bring their parents to the u.k. at the moment the u.k. is one of only two countries in europe that doesn't allow children to bring their parents or their siblings and children child refugees so

billing. happy reading, lawmakers. the federal reserve raising key interest rates by a quarter percentage point. this is the first rate increase at the year in the first policy meeting under the fed's new chairman, jerome powell. the fed penciling into my rate hikes for 2018 and three for 2019. >> make it a policy decisions over the next two years, we will have been 2% increase on expanding economic inflation and a strong labor market. the committee to come committee to cover further increases will best promote these goals. lauren: policymakers discuss the potential had been facing the economy and it's a big one on the issue of trade with the trump administration steel and aluminum tariffs set to take effect tomorrow and possibly against china being announced today. gerri: a trade war. mark zuckerberg announcing with an apology that his company may need to be regulated. they released a statement that the massive case of data misused on their site saying they will give developers bus access to user information. >> i think the question here is our app

, coffman, chabot, granger, davis, messer, and bost, including many key elements of the legislation they have introduced into this bill that have made the bill stronger. finally, i want to thank mr. rutherford and the bipartisan group of co-sponsors for their work on this important bill. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 4909. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 4909, the stop school violence act, as amended. i to so with serious concerns about some of its provisions and mostly about what the bill fails to do. h.r. 4909 would authorize $50 million annually for grants administered by the department of justice to fund various training and other initiatives intended to enhance school safety. and it would authorize another $25 million annually to be used , r other related purposes

is key point of this bill economic growth. whathave seen with dodd frank apply to very heavy hand of regulations across the board for banks that are trillion dollar banks and banks that are $50 million banks. bill is attempting to right size the regulations are community banks around the -- do whatt do that they do best and that is land in local markets. since dodd frank past, we've had many banks drop out because it was too complex and too many rules. a lot of the rules that are changing the mortgage lending space to keep the community banks in mortgage lending. doing 50 or 100 mortgages a year as a community bank and you have to do tens of thousands of dollars of new regulations, you will reassess and maybe drop out of that business, which defeats the ,hole purpose of dodd frank which was to rein in the largest blanks and control systemic risk . if you have more small community banks leaving the marketplace and scaling up, then you are left with a handful of banks and you have greater systemic risk. one of the things i like

bill. >> i think one of the key reasons that i heard the vice president referring to this last night at a political fund-raiser in new hampshire is for conservatives who are not happy with this $1.3 trillion omnibus and there were many who are out there who are not happy about this, the answer is to send more republicans to congress, more democrats is not the answer. going to get you more spending but the way government works, the way washington works right now is that we have to deal with whatever the cards that are dealt with us in terms of getting a deal done. he fled to deal with some democrats to get past the house. until we can have enough conservatives and republicans in capitol hill, we are still going to have to do these kinds of deals and so as we looked at 2018, i think this puts the president and the republicans in a stronger position. >> harris: this is what the president said he would do, take on what he calls a swamp that he's not the only when the calls at that but it has certainly been in the cross hairs of much of his rhetoric on the campaign and also what he has said si

deliberations on the budget and key bills are taking a backseat to questions about how state documentsould have been tampered with. both the prime minister and finance minister are on the hot seat. >> translator: i have never ordered documents to be

support for the bill through parliament well we decided to support this bill firstly because refugees have told us that one of the key barriers to their really feeling settled in being able to integrate in the u.k. is this feeling that they have left close family members behind in either the country to come from or in refugee camps in the regions what is the government's view in relation to what's proposed in the bill and why are they against it well the government's position is that immigration. can allow for refugees to bring family members but that's only exceptional cases and then outside the walls fast that willie doesn't provide and nuff. to safeguard for for people who really are in need of bringing close family members the current immigration rules are very restrictive it's also a very complex procedure so for us it's really important to make those changes what it would allow is for child refugees to be able to bring their parents to the u.k. at the moment the u.k. is one of only two countries in europe that doesn't allow children to bring their parents or their siblings and children child refugees some of th

bill. >> "7 on your side" michael finney joins us now with a key detail you need to know. >> you think youre covered? maybe not. i mean wow. imagine you are very sick and you head to the emergency room only to be told by your insurance company it wasn't an emergency. and even worse, you are responsibility for that bill. more and more patients are getting stuck with big surprise bills from the er. >> when kimberly fister woke up in the middle of the night, she thought she was having a stroke and her husband rushed her to the er. >> i knew something had to be wrong. >> reporter: to her relief the pain wasn't from a stroke, but a serious inner ear infection. she received a bill for $343. instead anthem said she should have called the company's 24/7 online doctor service or gone to her own doctor or urgent care. policies like anthem's are leaving consumers with huge medical bills and could keep patients from going to the er when they should. >> people come to us because they need us. >> reporter: how can you make sure this won't happen to you? the first step is to nth your insurance. >> check

support for the bill through parliament well we decided to support this bill firstly because refugees have told us that one of the key barriers to their really feeling settled in being able to integrate in the u.k. is this feeling that they have left close family members behind in either the country to come from or in refugee camps in the regions or what is the government's view in relation to what's proposed in the bill and why are they against it well the government's position is that immigration. can allow for refugees to bring family members but that's only exceptional cases and then outside the rules fast that willy doesn't provide enough. a safeguard for for people who really are in need of bringing close family members the current immigration rules are very restrictive it's also very complex procedure so for us it's really important to make those changes what it would allow is for child refugees to be able to bring their parents to the u.k. at the moment the u.k. is one of only two countries in europe that doesn't allow children to bring their parents or their siblings and children child refugees some of the m

. >>> montgomery county judge will make rulings in the coming days on three key issues that could make bill cosby's retrial on aggravated indecent assault charges far different than his original one last summer. our bruce gordon has more from a two-day pretrial hearing in norristown. >> reporter: prosecutors in this case want permission to bring an additional 19 accusers to the witness stand to establish a pattern by which bill cosby be friende friended,d then sexually assaulted younger women over a 50 year period. defense says the additional witnesses are simply an effort to bolster a weak case with allegations that did not or could not make it to court on their own. in the original trial one of 13 prosecution requested witnesses was allowed to take the stand. cosby of course is charged with drugging and groping former temple university athletic department employee andrea constand inside his cheltenham home in january of 2004. the defense wants to be allowed to put marguerite jackson on the witness stand. former co-worker of constand's she was not allowed to testify in the original trial b

the bill even incents technologies to pull carbon pollution directly from the atmosphere. the key, the key is that congress for the first time put a dollar value on reducing carbon pollution. the senate also just passed a nuclear innovation bill written by senator crapo and me to increase collaboration between private industry, universities, and national laboratories in advanced nuclear technologies. our bill was also cosponsored by senators booker, murkowski, risch, hatch, and durbin. it would put private innovators together with our national labs, with the nuclear regulatory commission, and with the energy department, all working together on safe new nuclear technologies. my goal here is not only to help bring new carbon-free technologies forward ultimately to a carbon-free power grid, but also to stloar technologies that may, that just may allow us to turn our present hazardous nuclear waste stockpiles to productive use, to generate clean energy. to move those waste stockpiles from the liability to the asset column on our nation's books. what an achievement that would be. so al

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as we advocate for dollars to clean up the nuclear waste, we need this key authorization bill to give it structure, to give it purpose. so in the end, yucca is critically important, critically important. and i know the people in these affected communities want yucca mountain. that's the interesting thing about it. they want it because they realize it's important we store the waste there. it's important for america and it's important for our environment and our communities and it's long overdue. so i ask my colleagues to please work to support h.r. 3058 the nuclear policy amendments act of 2017. i thank chairman shimkus, and with that, i yield back. mr. shimkus: i thank my colleague from tennessee and i recognize mr. lewis. mr. lewis: i thank you for bringing light to this. the state of minnesota is home to three nuclear reactors which are at the prarie nuclear plant located near the indian reservation and city of red wing. the plant has stored spent fuel since the 1970's. storage in close proximity to large communities is not appropriate. in 1982, congress made it clear they wanted th

>> bill: the family of brian terry demanding justice. the justice department turning over keyuments in the fast and furious gun-running scandal. first requested suspect a long time ago. one of the men that helped lead the investigation is darrell issa, the congressman from california. he is our guest next. >> can the president act on this? >> absolutely. >> do you think he will? >> he doesn't have an arm's length distance from the department of justice, he helps run the department of justice. if president trump wanted to do this it would be done. to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor ab

bill. >> "7 on your side" michael finney joins us now with a key detail you need to know. >> you think you. i mean wow. imagine you are very sick and you head to the emergency room only to be told by your insurance company it wasn't an emergency. and even worse, you are responsibility for that bill. more and more patients are getting stuck with big surprise bills from the er. >> when kimberly fister woke up in the middle of the night, she thought she was having a stroke and her husband rushed her to the er. >> i knew something had to be wrong. >> reporter: to her relief the pain wasn't from a stroke, but a serious inner ear infection. she received a bill for $ instead anthem said she should have called the company's 24/7 online doctor service or or urg. policies like anthem's are leaving consumers with huge medical bills and could keep patients from going to the er when they should. >> people come to us because they need us. >> reporter: how can you make sure this won't happen to you? the first step is to nth your insurance. >> check your insurers emergency coverage benefit coverage. while