before i van ness i might be surprised van ness will goodwill go the first transit corridor to have brts more frequently known the goal to get conveniently van ness and geary boulevard one of the most reliable transit systems in the country van ness avenue is a major connecter between potrero hill and mission on the south side of san francisco correcting connecting us to the marina and state highway in the financial with the western edition neighborhood it is mostly residential a lot of the geography of van ness the rain that is wide it was uses is a firebreak in the 1906 san francisco earthquake a lot of building occasion that helped of hoped to stop the fire from jumping van ness had a light rail or sprash separating and along geary 0 when we came to the question of how to address the needs on haven because of its cost effectiveness we have found in the brt system with the new vehicles. >> the new mr. secretary is a change we will actually have transit in the middle ♪ the far legal unit and a broadly prom >> one of the reasons it is in the center a was it is an clouf right-of-way a se

a good thing if you're really careful about how and when to use earnings guidance in particular the brt -- of the brt 60% of the members do annual earnings guidance i would personally eliminate that one day 20% plus or minus do quarterly this is the first step to try to get people to focus on the long run. i should say, most of the companies they're pretty good at focusing on the long run, in terms of r&d and capital expenditures this is one case that we think we should go another step to improve the governance of corporate america. >> jamie, let me ask you, you mentioned it's up to the ceo's discretion to do this. if you wanted to how could you change the numbers at jpmorgan if you were more focused on short term >> well, you can change interest rate exposure by making a phone call and doing some swaps and adding hundreds of millions of revenues a lot of people cut marketing because that's the easiest to cut. you can pay people less. like airplane maintenance, you can reduce that but that's a bad idea so people shouldn't -- >> tell me if you're doing that any place. >> well, that's wha

two daysnal twist, before pulling, comey recommended that no chargeou should be brt. m democrats claiat the damage had been done, and comey's interventions helped when donald trump the white house. whotor schumer: it is trump benefited from all of these stics counselor heartily reflects deep state bias against him. nickthe trump administration is being sued by the new york attorney general. he slammed the legal action as politically motivated and ridiculous. laura: nick joins us from new york now. what are the political implications going to be on this highly aicipated report into james comey's actions ahead of the election? i there's something in the for everybody in the 500-page report. the democrats a seizing upon the finding that james comey acted in talking about the investigation into hillary clinton without bringing charges. that is highly unusual. usually from the fbi you put up or you shut up. you don't have press conferences to explain why you are not prosecuting something. while that would fuel the narrative put forcefully by hillary clinton in her book tha

and jason johnson, politics editor at the root wcome back t brt. i'd like to begin with you. my sundays took an awful turn with a horrendous head coaching choice by my beloved new york giants a few years ago. we're in recovery now. but all of us who love sundays in season have been forced to let politics enter even that day. and what do you see is happening to the process now? how far have we gotten from the reason of the protest in the first plac >> i think the protest -- you know, brian, the protests have always been clear. colin kaepernick, everyone involved has said, look, these protests are about police brutality and institutional racism. the players have said that consistently, that that is the motivation behind them taking a knee or any kind of protthat ey engagn. and the president of the united states and certain members of the right have simply refused to listen to it. it's not an issue of they just disagree. they've simply said we refuse to listen to what you're saying is the motivation behind your protest. d the problem -- the sort of larger cultural problem that i

. >> that is not what -- you brt up chuck schumer which is not what they were talking about. >> melissa on. let's have a calm conversation about how we can solve this problem. >> i'm thrilled but you can't lie about kids. >> melissa: are there democrats that would come together for republicans for a legislative solution after the executive order is signed? >> democrats have been talking about having a legislative solution for immigration reform for years and years and years. the stumbling block has been the republicans so what donald trump tried to do is change things up. he decided in april to announce a new policy to separate children from the parents to hold the people hostage. >> melissa: we are not going back to history, we are trying to solve the problem. >> then let me finish my point. >> melissa: then we'll try to solve the problem. go ahead. >> it's important to understand where we are. he couldn't break a log jam. he said i'll separate them from the parents. >> melissa: to create pressure. >> to create pressure. >> melissa: right. we agree. >> so how is that not hostage taking

i'm john roberts in for bret brt baier tonight.ation crisis that threatens majorities in the midterm elections have already shot down one legislative fix and postponed the vote on another until tomorrow. all this comes amid out uproar over the treatment of children whose parents tried to cross the border into the country illegally

i'm john roberts in for bret brt baier tonight.perate to come up with solution immigration crisis that threatens majorities in the midterm elections have already shot down one legislative fix and postponed the vote on another until tomorrow. all this comes amid out uproar over the treatment of children whose parents tried to cross the border into the country illegally. we start off tonight with our chief congressional correspondent mic emanuel he, of course, is on his usual post on capitol hill. >> john, good evening to you. postpone you had voting on compromise immigration reform plan to buy more time. they also held a late day closed door conference meeting to try to rally support after a conservative proposal failed. >> we need to give the administration the tools they need to stop this problem. and it's not a new problem. the obama administration wanted a number of the changes that are in this bill. >> the yeas are 193 and the nays are 231. the bill is not passed. >> a conservative immigration plan from virginia congressman bob

find it corrupted and you have to be careful about how or when to use the guys in particular if the brt60% of the members do annual earnings guidance, i would personally eliminate that, too, one day, and plus or minus do quarterly. >> let me ask you. you mentioned that it's up to a ceo's discretion to be able to do this. if you wanted to, how could you change the numbers of j.p. morgan if you were more focused on short term. >> you can choose exposure by making a phone call and add revenue. you can cut marketing. a lot of people cut marketing because that's one of the easiest things to cut. >> right >> you can reduce and pay people up and you can reduce airplane maintenance and that's a bad idea >> people shouldn't be doing that >> that's kind of what it is you build a new data center and you should build the new systems that you need and explain it to the board and of course, some of the ceos will say it's the buy side and the sell side where we put pressure and i'm trying to say to people the companies have done it and the good, smart shareholders don't mind and they're telling you, i

colict matters the peso is continuing t weaken the canadian dollar is under pressure again today, and brt a two year low it has put central bankers o a u ail the global growth story thatany investors have been banking on today, india raising rates for the first timen four years back to the stocks today j. morgan moving higher on higher rates boeing, dupont, and mcdonald all leading the dow higher tech continues to trek higher as well leading the nasdaq 100 today is tes tesla. comcast, and marriot be in focus. it's down 30% in 2018. analysts have been citing deteriorating sales. >> thank you seema my, fror of exchange stocks are rallying right now but wall street's biggest power players are getting a little bit worried. leon cuberman on squawk box earlier today warns about this bull run. >> i'm sympathetic to the idea that sometime in the next 12 t 24 months there will be events that will catch the market i think inflation and interest rates will catch up to the rk as we normalize. >> he is not the only one worried. the world's biggest hedge fund also raising some concerns bridgewater asso