fight but really that's so when it's hard to explain how you feel about it but it's on the other bill ross. and i live in oriya rage briefing at all the most is mixed up with one. really much no. it's a problem since we don't they don't deal with going on the on going it's. really can't understand it because they know we have a room so you know sweden scene is trying to exclude you know of course a key to reach out there in the fields but still be don't they don't overdo it when you knock down you know don't know stand stomping and jumping on people. and they know that a small set of i really don't get it. if you were to can one of them it's all thing would have skated it would be nice to do to do a crawl called orbison poland or something i mean to be killing each other over there we didn't want to. vote so far or killed so yeah it's. nice everything is a frightful fight you know and you got to get some promises get checks and they are . you know when to fight then i mean sometimes it's kind of all to stop yourself and i catch this guy i know sometimes my teeth of course some of us don't

fight when really that's so when it's hard to explain how you feel about it but it's on the other bill ross. you oria rage soundproofing it all the most is mixed up in one. place really much no. it's a problem since we don't they don't deal with going on the want or you. really can't understand it because they know we have a room see you know sweden scene is trying to exclude you know of course a key to reach out there in the fields but still be don't they don't overdo it when you knock down you know don't know stand stomping and jumping on people. and they know that a small set of i really don't get it. if you would a cane one of them it's all thing would have skated it would be like do today crawl called orbison poling or something i mean to be killing each other over there we didn't want that. for you know the golden age both so far or feel so well yeah it was. nice everything is a fright it's a fight you know and you got to get promises get chicks and dance. you know when to fight then i mean sometimes it's kind of old to stop yourself and i catch this guy i know sometimes my t. thought

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bill that are important. just this morning secretary ross announced that the trump administration will relax penalties on chinese telecom giant zte. instead of crippling zte the administration will settle for smaller find than the company paid in 2017 and a reorganization of the companies board. it's essentially a slap on the wrist. as a reminder, zte has been a threat to our national security, and that was stated by the republican-led x fbi republican-led pentagon. this is not a a partisan issue. zte was guilty not only of evading u.s. sanctions but line to u.s. officials about it afterwards. zte has been deemed such a threat to our telecommunications network that the fcc recommended forbidding the sale of any zte products in the united states. but inexplicably, president trump, after talkingst tough did a total reversal. once again it seems resident she has outfoxed president trump. there is absolutely no good reason that zte should get a second chance, but with this deal the president has inexplicably thrown that my lifeline. president xi must be laughing all the way to the forbidden palace. he is once again

bill, back to you. >> hamilton pierson in washington. thanks very much. >>> so what does thisan decisio or future mergers? joining us tonight is erik gordon from the ross school of siness. good to see you again. welcome back. >> hello, bill. >> it is widely believed this kind of a decision could bring on other mergers to get past regulator. do you buy that notion or not? >> you know, i thinkt will make it somewhat easier but i think it is easy to overstate the effect of this case. the judge didn't say something like we should have more media or vertical rgers, he sa in this case the government failed prove what it had to prove. interestingly the judge didn't even say because he didn't need to well this is a case which the government could have won or copt -- or could not have one but all i he said the government failed to convince him. so you don't want to overstate it. but clearly i think we will see more merger attempts. because if the case had gone the other way, it might hav slapped the door on mergers. >> and a vertical merger is where a company buys one of the suppliers and that is what happened with at&t and time warner. and tomorrow we're heari

bills regarding opioids. continue tothey debate federal spending. commercespan3, secretary wilbur ross testifies on the trump administration recent harris. that is live at 9 a.m. eastern and the house budget committee's darts to markup the 2019 budget resolution. that is live at 12:30 p.m. eastern. c-span bus is in alaska this week for the 38th stop of our 50 capitals tour. we are in juneau. >> we are thrilled that c-span, one of the long time programming partners has chosen to visit alaska for the first time in 22 years. so, big shout out to c-span. [applause] offereddes, gci has c-span2 our customers because we believe in the network mission to open unfiltered, trusted media resource. gci probably supports c-span's effort to inform the nation on policy, politics, history, and current events. gci and the cable companies around the nation make c-span possible. there is no government mandate, no public funding, no advertising. c-span is truly a public service through holy funded by gci and other companies. c-span kindly calls itself cables gift to america. and now, thanks to our long-st

ross. >>> live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> she was once billed as the next steve jobs.al technology was supposed to be the future of medicine. instead, tonight, elizabeth holmes is facing 20 years in prison. tonight, hear from those that saw the warning signs. >> elizabeth homes walked out of court charged with defrauding investors, doctors and patients. we have team coverage. amanda. >> we know that holmes was touted at silicone valley's sweet heart. she and others had to face serious charge s of wire fraud. we were there when she walked out of the federal courthouse. >> anything at all that you want to say? >> reporter: before walking out of the federal courthouse in silence, she plead not guilty to inquire fraud. >> he plead not guilty because he is not guilty. >> reporter: jeff cooler smith representing bawani, they say he and holmes were behind a multi-million scheme to defraud investors and another to duplicate doctors and patients. the pair is accused of knowingly lying about the accuracy and the reliability of their products. technology that was supposed to be a

people who were willing to take werence on bill clinton willing to take a chance on ross perot. ross perot was kind of crazy. no offense to any perot voters here, but they were sending a signal. that is one lesson i learned. people want change. in the primaries, i think he was lucky. the public wants change. we are unhappy with the way things of god from 25 or 30 years. the two parties -- the way things have gone from 25 or 30 years. the two parties have two great candidates, the son and brother of the last republican presidents and hillary clinton, bill clinton. that was extremely lucky for him. he was very effective in taking advantage. that was a key dynamic. that is why would we got to the general election -- i always i was on tv there was a one in four chance that trump would win. i bill clinton would win. i always thought you cannot underestimate -- i thought hillary clinton would win. she was at levels. i always like you could not underestimate the advantage of being an outsider and today. the clinton people thought he could disqualify truck. she did win the popular vote

ross even though. those retaliate and even of the mother's new bill will remain unlikely to be as much as one concern on our count him canada and mexico are planning their own retaliatory tariffs on products as diverse as yogurt coffee washing machines and lawn mowers. europe is the u.s. is largest trading partner which means a tit for tat between the two economies could be damaging for both and especially for consumers. that's the threat now being sized up by markets wall street was rattled by the flurry of announcements and indeed down on the day asian markets began down but recovered just the earliest signs of investor uncertainty over the future of global trade. and the response the staff spent create chief cecilia monstre makes comments in brussels meanwhile here in germany residents of the town in the west of the country are being told to stay indoors after five big cats escaped from a local. authorities say two lines to tigers and a jaguar on the loose from the eiffel the town of luna back it's believed that heavy rain washed away the earth underneath the fences around the animal's compounds a be

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bill that are important. just this morning secretary ross announced that the trump administration will relax penalties on chinese telecommunication giant z.t.e. instead of permanently crippling z.t.e., the administration will settle for a smaller fine than the company paid in 2017 and a reorganization of the company's board. it is essentially a slap on the wrist. as a reminder, z.t.e. has been a threat to our national security, and that was stated by the republican-led f.c.c., republican-led f.b.i., republican-led pentagon. this is not a partisan issue. z.t.e. was guilty not only of evading u.s. sanctions but lying to u.s. officials about it after afterwards. z.t.e. has been deemed such a threat that the -- any sale has been forbidden in the united states. but inexplicable, president trump after talking tough did a total reversal. once again it seems president xi has outfoxed president trump. there is no good reason z.t.e. should get a second chance, but with this deal the president has inexplicably thrown them a lifeline. president xi must be laughing all the way to the forbidden palace. he's once again taken a

ross sout talking about the future of the catholic church. >> theresa may discussed brexit negotiations and the upcoming european union withdraw bill debate. it is scheduled to leave the e.u. in march of next year. this is 45 minutes. questions for the prime minister. the prime minister thank you mister speaker. i and others from this house attended the very moving memorial service. members from all sides of the house. i like to pay tribute and take this opportunity to pay tribute to the ordinary bravery that the emergency services and those who came to the aid of others showed on that night. i've meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. think you mister speaker. i would like to segregate myself if i may. the number of children growing up in a worthless household in the united kingdom has fallen to record low. opportunity and social ability for the country. they can go as far as their her talents will take them. i agree with my honorable friend. it is important that all ildren have the opportunity to go as far as they will take them. as we had been doing. and helping them to get into the workplace is the most important thing we can

>> congressman ross is right to make sure there's a total solution. donald trump has led the way with his bill'sure our borders, reform the chain migration particularly on extended family in the visa lottery program and bring a permanent solution to daca. you know the guest worker program is a legal mechanism to meet the needs of the tourism industry, agriculture industry, people are tired of waiting on washington. washington fails to deliver a solution to our broken immigration system. i was thrilled to be joined by law enforcement and sheriffs as i rolled out my secure florida plan which includes the safety and security of florida, reestablishing secure communities program that donald trump reinstated. the state of florida should have a relationship with ice because florida taxpayers are sick of paying tens of millions of dollars a year to feed and house in our prison system criminal illegal aliens who ought to be in the custody of the feds and are to be deported. shannon: your critics have said and we checked the things you voted for or supported with comments, some legal path to either citiz

ross in mcallen texas thank you. let's talk now to robin else who is live for us in capitol hill in washington d.c. so rob there are two major immigration bills up for voting congress how did that go . well not particularly well the first bill was a immigration measure which was. proposed by a conservative faction in the ruling republican party that went down in flames earlier the house did not approve it so there was supposed to have being a vote later tonight on a compromise measure that was concocted by some more moderate faction in the republican party but that has now been postponed until sometime next week the republican leadership here is aware that failure to pass this bill will be an embarrassment to them to the party and to president trump who has indicated that he would sign this bill so they are adding some sweeteners to it including a system whereby employers would be required to electronically use an electronic system to verify that the people they hire are in the country illegally and can work here legally another aspect that would appeal to people lawmakers that is from a cultural state because it would make it easier for agri

ross you've been there for. those three tele and even of your mothers do this bill will remain unlikely to be as much as one concerned on our economy canada and mexico are planning their own retaliatory tariffs on products as diverse as yogurt coffee washing machines and lawn mowers. europe is the u.s. is largest trading partner which means a tit for tat between the two economies could be damaging for both and especially for consumers. that's the threat now being sized up by markets wall street was rattled by the flurry of announcements and ended down on the day asian markets began down but recovered just the earliest signs of investor uncertainty over the future of global trade. and the use trades commission. outlined the blocks response to the u.s. status has which had to say in brussels. so here we are we have tariffs they were also in post this morning on canada and on mexico we have been very clear about the consequences of doing this the european union will today sent. a request for consultations and later pound of to the w t o of the countries as well maybe not today but in the coming days we have started the

ross sout talking about the future of the catholic church. >> theresa may discussed brexit negotiations and the upcoming european union withdraw bill debate.t is scheduled to leave the e.u. in march of next year. this is 45 minutes. questions for the prime minister. the prime minister thank you mister speaker.

ross' ethics agreement. this is were any relevant blind trust will be listed. it never mentioned any blind trust. the office of government ethics is a joke. it allowed billon to make millions in speaking fees while his wife was secretary of state. president obama's secretary handed out a $10 million grant to a company cochaired by her own covet. drain the swamp was one of donald trump'sost important promises. we'll hold everyone to interest. we'll get to that on another night. in the meantime, a massage it will. by the way we repeatedly invited. secretary ross, you kno no bettr then most there is a clear standard. you reduc recuse yourself. please, mr. secretary, do the right thing. >> we'll discuss all of that with our guests hereafter the break. don't go away. happy anniversary dinner, darlin'. can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. the first survivor ofheis out there.e and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. does it look

ross' ethics agreement. this is were any relevant blind trust will be listed. it never mentioned any blind trust. the office of government ethics is a joke. it allowed bill clinton to make millions in speaking fees while his wife was secretary of state. president obama's secretary handed out a $10 million grant to a company cochaired by her own covet. drain the swamp was one of donald trump's most important promises. we'll hold everyone to interest. we'll get to that on another night. in the meantime, a massage it will. by the way we repeatedly invited. secretary ross, you kno no bettr then most there is a clear standard. you reduc recuse yourself. please, mr. secretary, do the right thing. >> we'll discuss all of that with our guests hereafter the break. don't go away. how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing w contemporary make-overs. thenuse the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. ♪ now that i'm on my way ♪ do you still think i'm crazy standing here today ♪ ♪ i couldn't make you love me applebee's 2 for $20, now with steak. no

bills aimed at combating the opioid epidemic. funding for energy and water projects, the legislative branch, military construction, and veterans affairs. and on cspan 3, wilbur ross testifies on the trump administration's recent tariffs. that's live at 9:00 a.m. eastern. the house budget committee marks up the 2019 budget resolution. that's live at 12:30:00 p.m. eastern. >> this weekend on afterwards, maryland congressman john delaney to declare a run for the presidency in 2020 offers his vision for america in his book the right answer, how we can unify our divided nation. he's interviewed by donna brazil. >> you've been a member of congress now since 2013. >> that's right. you've had >> you in the book call for an end of partisanship, especially partisanship that rewards division. what did you mean by that? >> i think any president or other elected leader in this country should effectively represent everyone, whether they voted for them or not. they should almost take a pledge to never divide us. they doesn't mean they don't go out there and say why they should vote for me over the other person or why my ideas are better than the other person's ideas. taking it

ross, thank you. secretary alex azar, i'm very proud of what you've done and you're coming up in another month with healthcare. maybe we'll have another healthcare bill plan. it's going to be great healthcare for a smaller price than anybody thought possible. i really appreciate that. our new projects that we're working reducing the cost of prescription medicine. that's going tomething that people will not forget. some people think that's almost more important than the healthcare. i've had people say which is more important? they're both importance. we're reducing the cost of healthcare because of what you're doing and we appreciate it. secretary ben carson who has things going on in hud that we're excited. we had lunch the other day. what you're doing is great. it's really inspirational. more than just brick and motor. we appreciate it very much. thank you very much. elaine chao, secretary. all you do is produce. you'reoing it in a quiet way and so incredible. what a job you're doing with transportation. thanks very much. rick perry. rick -- i thought y we going to the v.a. but we have great people at the v.a. so now we don't have to worrybout the v

ross for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman. i thank the panel for being here. a year ago today the house passed on a bill hr 12-93 which is a very fundamental accountability transparency bill that would require opm to submit a report each year including the total amount of official time granted to employees. doesn't pass judgment on what that time was used for, whether it should be used for, nothing, all it does is create the transparent process of accounting for all official time. and in further of that, i would like to submit for the record an editorial from the ledger, a newspaper in my district, discussing the benefits of that particular legislation. >> without objection. >> and so my first question is is there any reason not to have a transparent accountability process such as set forth in hr 1293 for the purpose of reporting official time? >> i think it's an excellent idea. taxpayers certainly should know what federal employees are doing while paid by the public. >> mr. gilson? >> i honestly don't think that you'd get an accurate report even under a statute. >> but it is better than what we have to

mark: ross said the tariffs will reduce imports to the levels needed in the united states to achieve long-term viability. the puerto rican governor has signed a historic billze the troubled power company in the country to help minimize outages that have followed hurricane maria. governorsigned by the allows for to rico's electric power authority to sell its power generation plan. the company carries more than $9 billion in public debt. global news on air, 24 hours a day and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. let's get a recap of today's market action. we saw a mixed picture, with continued strength for the nasdaq, rising to a record once again. 500, up as much as the dow was down on a percentage basis. ulia: saudi arabia has been included in the msci can emerging markets index. it has been a long time coming. any further headlines, we will bring them. silent.uchin has gone typically a vocal support of the president's, his silence is being perceived as a clear indicator of dividing factions within escalating trade talks. talk us through the situation. steve m

ross for five minutes. >> i thank the chairman and i thank the panel for being here. a year gue today, the house passed on suspension my bill which mr. kovacs referred to, h.r. 1293, which was a fundamental accountability transparency bill that would require opm to submit a report each year including the official time granted to employees. no accounting on what that time was used for, what it should be used for, nothing, all it does is create the transparent process for accounting for all official time. and in furtherance of that, i uld like to submit for the record an editorial newspaper for my district, discussing the benefits of that particular legislation. >> without objection. so my first question is, is there any reason not to have a transparent accountability process such as set forth in h.r. 1293 for the purpose of reporting official time, mr. kov kovacs? >> i think it's an excellent idea, i think the tax pay opaye should know what federal -- >> but it's better under a statute. >> so you would have no objectionto that. >> absolutely. >> we also need to identify the benefits and how much money has been saved through

wilbur ross testifying today, taking heat from democrats and republicans from the president's trade policy. shery: congress has had a busy day. tomorrow, the houses voting on two immigration billsone that could actually help and these family separations. what do we know? kevin: there is a series of competing proposals and house speaker paul ryan saying this is going to be voted upon tomorrow. have the tension and ongoing tension between the centrist led by the outgoing speaker and the freedom caucus. this comes as their are questions about whether or not the president would come -- would sign a stand-alone bill that would solve the issue of separating the children from their families. jennifer jacobs of bloomberg news asking president trump within the last half hour. he declined to say what he would sign. specifically whether it line by line, the president's executive order will match the legislation that will be voted upon here on capitol hill tomorrow. or whether this will be something entirely different. either way, sources i talked without the white house told me this is something they were not expecting. the furor coming from republicans and democrats, something that caugh

ross. how about you have dinner previously on "scandal"... i'm glad you could get past your issues with me. this isn't happening again. yes, it is. we don't want your stinking education bill

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ross talks about the use of tariffs on foreign products. in alaskapan bus is this week for the 38th stop on our 50 capitals to her in juneau, alaska. alaska governor bill walker will be our guest during washington journal. >> president trump signed an executive order designed to keep immigrant families together who have been detained at the u.s.-mexico border. withpence, who appeared the president, said the order would enable families to stay together, but added it is up to congress to cop with a -- come up with a more permanent solution. homeland security secretary kiersten nilsson was a -- there. nielsen was also

bills combating the opioid epidemic. on c-span2, the senate continues a debate the 2019 federal spending package. the legislative branch, military construction and veterans affairs. on c-span3, commerce secretary wilbur ross testifies on the trump administration's recent terrorists live at 9:00 a.m. tarern -- terrorists. -- rifs. yesterday, president trump visit capitol hill talking to house republicans behind closed doors. according to the white house, he endorsed both house immigration bills that build the wall, cancel the visa lottery, curve chain migration and solve the border crisis and family separation issue by allowing for family detention and removal. protestingarrived the policy of separating migrant children from their parents. here is a look at that scene. >> we are here to fight for our kids. we don't want our kids that from our families. that is what we are here to do. this is not america. >> we had the chance to go to san diego and visit the children. these poor children are traumatized. talked to physicians there that said all of them had suffered trauma because they were ripped away from their parents. that is why we are here to make sure the president knows that his policy of separating

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bill. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. ♪ lookin' for a new spring dress. ♪ ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to rossoccasion, you gotta go to ross. weaving your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross (pam)the u.s. trade dispute with mexico is heating up. (ken)today -- mexico imposed a series of tariffs on u.s. exports and that's causing concern.camila bernal explains. mexico is fighting back, announcing $3-billion in tariffs against u.s. exports. the tariffs are expected to impact the price of products including pork, apples, potatoes, bourbon and some cheese.stephen moore / distinguished fellow, heritage foundation: these import tariffs are going to make american products more expensive and this exactly what we were moving against and away from over the last 20 years.the move is in retaliation for the trump administration's announced tariffs on st

ross talks about the use of tariffs on foreign products. in alaskapan bus is this week for the 38th stop on our 50 capitals to her in juneau, alaska. alaska governor bill walker will be our guest during washington journal. >> president trump signed an executive order designed to keep immigrant families together who have been detained at the u.s.-mexico border. withpence, who appeared the president, said the order would enable families to stay together, but added it is up to congress to cop with a -- come up with a more permanent solution. homeland security secretary kiersten nilsson was a -- there. nielsen was also pres. trump: thank you very much. we are signing an executive order i consider to be important. it is about keeping families together while at the same time being sure we have a very powerful, very strong border. border security will be equal if not greater than previously. we are going to have very strong borders. we are going to keep families together. i did not like the feeling of families being separated. it is a problem that has gone on for many years through many administrations. we are working very hard on immigration. it has been lef