on the walk of f and you can catch glad blum in theaters next friday returning in the role of dr.y producer chris wrote that owed to jeff goldblum. >> mysteriously chrisn't show up to work today. i think he's at pool party out in los angeles with jeff goldblum. >> with clothing optional choi choice. >> clothingional. >> chris is here. but he's a huge jeff goldblum fan. s he should be. hollywood stars.elmed by the >> it'sust a thing wis. >> i get it for them because it's a big honor for them but for me,. >> when you were there did you notta find one syou were i'll take a picture tfhis one? not one. >> i was a walking over there. >> did you see the other d paris jackson had to wipe the graffiti off of michaeln' jas star. >> it's hollywood boulevard. >> i know. >> this is not like a y museum. ou're walking on the ground. >> people walk on them all the time.eo ple's name on the ground in a star. >> i won't take a front. i will take a star. >> i would take one. i'm just saying the under well l well ming. >> at leastou that's. >> yre all in. do not en front right now. >> we have stars i

the big disappointment is jeff gold blum. i was jacked to see his return. he was in the first scene and then gone. he does a voiceover at the end before the credits. that was a huge missed opportunity there. for me, i think it's a fitting title on this one. it's a bit of a fallen kingdom. if you have young types who have never seen the original, pay a couple bucks and rent and stream that one. save the money on the theater on this one. >> good advice, man. >> gold blum, by far, one of the best things about the original. wish we would have seen more of him. >> how about, won't you be my neighbor. you reviewed the documentary about fred rogers. when you hear words like inspiring andak groundbg, a lot of us will be leaving the theaters it tears i sounds like. >> i absolutely was getting choked up at multiple points in this documentary. like you mentioned, it's about fred rogers, mr. rogers neighborhood. educated and inspired so many of us. there's so much more to this man's life and career as you find out in this documentary. you find out some of the segments

blum and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa. mr. blum: i rise in support of my amendment that prioritizes the completion of the flood mitigation project on the cedar river in the first district of iowa. 10 years ago this week, cedar rapids, iowa, experienced a devastating flood that resulted in billions of dollars worth of damage. in 2015, congress authorized the army corps of engineers to complete a mitigation project to prevent future floods. two years ago in the midst of another historic flood in cedar rapids, the 2016 wrda included my amendment to prioritize the completion of the cedar rapids project. however we are having the same discussion two years later with the 2018 wrda. the federal government has let down my constituents in cedar rapids and has not fulfilled its duty to provide the necessary resources to complete the flood mitigation frodget protect the city. working with my iowa colleagues in the house and senate i attended countless meetings and sent numerous letters to

. >> also welcoming was jeff gloed goad blum. >> he gave he a hug.fe was he has a cute little mole on his lip. jeff says it's like a chocolate pillow mint. i will hold that close to my heart forever. >> bottom line i had a blast hanging out with that cast. now back to bryce, her dad is ron howard. we know ron is a phenomenal director. did he pass that gene off to his daughter? if their conversation is any indication, the answer is yes. >> how did you prepare for in interview. >> right, how did i prepare for this interview. >> well, if i recall correctly, i called you last night about 9:30 p.m. and i told you what i thought you should ask me and what i should ask you. i follow up with a bullet pointed e-mail. >> a complete summation of your m.o. >> do you prepare for your. >> yes, i do. >> dad ron prepares too for our special family interview. >> did you see what hat i'm wearing. > did you get that when we went to bryce canyon. >> when your mom, cheryl and i were looking for games because of the red rock, we thought we'll go with the name. we have red

blum or mr. montoya, we can take questions now, so commissioner lee, go ahead. >> actually, i want to talk to john, head of security. so for all, it's all about preventative maintenance. how many security guard's do you have at closing. >> on that particular night, we have eight. >> so how come in the video, i only see about three? where are the rest of the five guards? >> normally inside and at the side door. i wasn't there that night, but proet ctocol isn't to put every outside. >> and who is the supervisor in charge, because i don't see anybody being a supervisor or guarding -- or telling which guards to take care of which area? and the thing is when you only have three guards in the front and you're trying to separate people, and then, you've left your front door wide open, i would think that you would bring your five security guards outside to help with the rest to clear the streets. i mean, my opinion, and we've been through this before, your security does know some of the patrons. it's obv

is boone bug best your weekly review the most important business news analysis in interviews from blum television around the world the week began with donald trump and kim jong-un heading to singapore for that long a waited face to face summit but i monday that still tension in the -- from the g 7 meeting over the weekend 9087 summit of course might not have a unanimous communicate through canadian prime minister justin trudeau said at the summit closing press spacing this is nation was insulted by u.s a lot president from the board a fourth one on rich string of tweet slamming toyota the other day nations and saying that the u.s would not sign the aggravatee how folder aggravated tweets coming that's it did seem hard to believe before the summit course calls of justin trudeau indignant any took the twitter and sort of last out at is allies i was actually at the meeting some we for a lot ofg fireworks and then it turned us at trump actually seem to really a loan with people at one point we didn't think there would be a communicated saturday we're starting to here there would be and of

. >> chris condemn, blum burg news. i have a question about excess reviews. you mentioned that it was raised by the ceeomtt 20 basis points. that's the result of upward drift of the effecti fed funds rate in that target range. do you think that's going to resolve that issue? or might there be further action required by the committee in the future to continue lowering ioer relative to the midpoint of the rang and, furth, was there discussion among the committee today about what's causing that? is it purely tec perhaps related to bill issuance? or is it telling you something about the level of scarcity and truly excess bank reserves? thank you. >> all right. so i would say remtber the important thing is that we want the federal funds rate to trade in the target range. that's the whole idea. ioer is the principle tool by which we assure thatill happen. and we've said, you know, basic documents that we will adjust the use of our tools as appropriate. we don't expect to have to do this often origin. but we are not sure about that. if we have to do it again, we'll

blum, his tornaty, to to hearing this evening as they want to change some of their conditions, and this is coming off of our previous hearing on february 6 where you as a commission essentially said they could come back in three months and request a change -- further change in conditions at that time. in the interim -- and then, president tan allowed this hearing to occur tonight based on that request from the permit holder. and then, just in the interim between february 6 and now, what we're seeing here is we received notice from the police department as well as neighbor complaints regarding an incident that occurred on the 400 block of broadway. this is march 18, 2018. it was right around 2:00 a.m. st. patrick's day night, so i think we need to hear from those concerned parties regarding this venue as they had all named hugh in their complaints regarding the incident that occurred. so in your packet, you will see -- you'll see permit documents so that you can refer to the actual conditions as they stand from our february 6th hearing, along with the current security plan and that is a

field that include a former labor department official to go up against the incumbent republican, rod blumal election. you talk to people as we have been around this area, they'll tell you particula on the republican side that the improving economy's a big issue. the democrats like to talk a lot about health care, but just about everybody in this state is paying attention to trade. you might remember yesterday we did some reporting from a soybean farm in a different part of iowa. at the time we didn't know that maybe some progress had been made by wilbur ross and company in the trade talks in beijing over the weekend. since then we've learned at fox business that china has offered to buy nearly $70 billion of farm and energy products if the united states holds off on imposing new tariffs. that would be big in the soybean industry, big in the corn industry, both very big in this state, neil. neil: all right. see you tonight with our coverage, my friend. thank you very much, connell mcshane, in iowa. california, of course, the other big state where a lot of this is going down. of course, cal

blum: thank you, mr. speaker. like the rest of my colleagues, you know, we go home on the weekends when we're not voting and when we're not voting during the week we are in our districts and it's wonderful to visit with our bosses and i was in bridgewater, in adair county, on monday and it's a lovely town. mr. young: strong people. a lot of grit. a lot of love and compassion. but in a way i wish i wasn't in bridgewater that day because we were meeting, having an opioid roundtable because opioids and this addiction has really taken a toll on this community. but the people of bridgewater are strong. and take back bridgewater is he mantra, and take back bridgewater in our of our communities is a must. i am glad to be working with my colleagues on both side of the aisle to address this issue in a bipartisan way because it's about the human issue, caring one another, taking care of those we represent. and god bless my colleagues and those in bridgewater, and all the people in america who have uffered under this afflict

there's a woman who is taking on rod blum.and hash out their differences. i don't expect they will come out with a unified plan. >> i will be watching north korea. you will remember the summit was on, it was then off and then last week it was on again. i'm curious to see it f thf it e off before it is on again next week. >> you think ultimately the summit happens? >> no doubt. >> rightly, the world is watching that piece of the president's international travel, the plan for singapore next week. prior to that he has another stop. he leaves friday for the g7 meetings in canada. where he will meet with not just justin trudeau but the uk and germany leaders. i imagine tariffs and trade might come up after the last few days. i suspect the president will not get a warm welcome. >> i actually -- we are reporting melania will not accompany the president to the g7. she's not going to singapore. i'm watching to see if she reassured soon. we will be back next sunday from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. for now, good night from washington. >>>

we now go to the translationists from blum university, what is he thinking?a first bandwagon and in history the last president to do this before he got turned around was richard nixon. this is the guiding motivation behind everything he's doing. there is a disbelief in trump's mind if we back away from these things the competitive pressures will result in a stronger and better america. tom: a great post today on the smithsonian images of president trump. nixon went to beijing and made one of the most courageous moves of the 21st century. trump is not capable of that to go to quebec and say let's change things around? steven: i don't think he wants to do that. the players have changed and the g-7 is no longer the typical g-7. the other players happen to be doing their own thing in beijing and that's our real targets, which is a sideshow. mexico and gouf are important in general and we have to deal with canada and this third item. francine: talk about this. we're going after midterm elections and votes and that. they'll go of after singular things from the unit

year-old abby winning easily nearly 67% of the vote her way now she will indeed go on to challenge rod blum/11 days leading to this primary spent time with her yesterday voting in dubuque telling me she feels she is type of democrat can win in iowa even though may not be right for a state like california new york a quick look at governor' erase she snows who opponent will be in fall businessman hubbell with 55% of the vote strange rules in iowa he needed to top 35%, in order to avoid the state convention picked a candidate rather than voters he does that easily stage is now set for the fall and we will watch it as we always do, in state of iowa politically, very, very closely this district iowa one, was victor last night, has swung back-and-forth president trump won by three points presidential election last time around the president obama won it the previous two elections, so it spoke to a lot of republican voters they tell us they are confident, with the economy, improving on the other land flats say they know at a democrats know they need to win this if they want a chance to take back th