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boosted byn's market that weaker yen ahead of the brexit vote, up 1%. certainly risk on in asia.i asia-pacific index hitting a six-week high gaining around 1%. you can see every major market we track is higher. let's have a look at the currency move. there's a lot of focus around the brexit vote. the yen being dumped today. the u.s. dollar against the yen higher by half of 1%. on offshorend cnh rhythm near six-month highs. take a look at the cn why -- the cny. saying itring bbba won't support this rally. currency today up by 0.3%. we have seen funds buying stocks in that market for an 11 day and role -- day in a row. today's question on the mliv, we have already had some responses from bond managers out there. what a brexit delay be good or bad for u.k. assets? join us on the mliv team blood -- team blog. let's get your first word news. >> u.k. lawmakers will vote today on theresa may's eu withdrawal deal. least 70 of the prime minister's conservative party colleagues are publicly pledged to join up a missed -- opposition members in voting against the agreement. it could be the b

played by humans, coached by humans and officiated byns huma we understand the disappointment of thens, the organization and the players. >> reporter: goodell saying we will chesider expandi use of instant replay but cautioning this play was aca judgment ll. his comments not satisfying upset fans like matt bauer who bought several billboards in atlanta to maket clear he thinks the saints were robbed. >> it was devastating. it's insulting to me that roger goodell would somehow insinuate he understa how we feel. >> the saints head coach is trying to get past it. >> i ate nny's ice cream and watched netflistfor three ight days. >> reporter: the nfl taking heat over canceling maroon 5's press conference, theans under fire agreeing to perform in the wake ofrotests sparked by former player colin kaepernick. the nflays the artists will let their show do the taking. >> wil know there be different reaction to different things that go on in our league. ultimately i think pple respect and admire the things we do. >> reporter: as for ckaepernick who hasnd played since 2017 -- >> wouldn't you lov

made byn is the call the airline versus the airport and management operation versus the faa making a declaration? randy: the good news is as they were closely together. those decisions are often jointly made when you have a groundstop. and, all, that decision is made when the situation becomes, when there is simply insufficient safety cushion around the operation to ensure safe operation of the aircraft. you just have to stop it and that is what happened this morning. the sad part is the funding for passengers,ow, the fuel taxes and passenger fees, more than adequately pay for all of the tsa and the faa services. going for it, they really ought to give some thought to allowing these agencies to tap into those resources. the money is there. it's put in one pocket but paid out of another. so, i think that is something we should look at going forward to ensure the continued funding of the operation. lisa: i'm just wondering, how does it faa employees do this sort of process where they call out sick or they call in financially stricken, without taking a political stance? has it become po

book byn reading the michael bolton and i've encouraged others to read that.not what america does to you to what you do to america. immigrants have done a lot for america. .o what are we doing to others the caller just before anthony brought up the secure fence act of 2006. more information on that act from little fact took a look back at it recently. just over half of the democrats in the senate voted for the secure fence act of 2006 which was signed into law by president george w. bush and included barack obama, chuck schumer and hillary clinton as well. most democrats in the house voted against it including nancy -- whybecause the law 2015 u.s. customs and border protection had constructed 654 miles of fencing. the fence was different from the wall trump has promised to build on the campaign trail which he said would be made of hardened concrete. trump derided the 2006 fence act as too modest. he said it was not a wall but a little sense that could be scaled with a letter. ladder. elizabeth is next in rock, texas. good morning. good morning. yes. of all is

we're concerned, is about values of freedom -- free enterprise, freedom of conscious, freedom of ssed bynbuttre american global leadership, and i think that is what it has always been. the reason we have the symposium is that a lot of people disagree. we had people who might be described as coming from the who say thatamp, being a conservative these days is to feel somewhat without a group, without a tribe, to feel lost and in because of the president. there are those conservatives who wrote to the publication who conservative right now feels very much to what president trump is trying to do. one of the writers in the symposium noted that back in one of the debates during the presidential election, president trump, and all of the others in the primary, were asked what conservatism was, and he said "conservatism is about conserving america," in other words making america great again. and what larry was saying in his piece is president trump was and that america itself was in danger, so the principal motive of conservatives should be about saving the country. withs something several people

byn, after he was criticized right-wing talkshow hosts, the president flip flopped and former republican speaker, paul allow afused to even vote in the house on the bipartisan senate bill to keep the government open. as a result, parts of the federal government shutdown and families across the country and our entire economy are paying the price. mr. president, this is nothing to be proud of. every 15 federal departments and dozens of agencies have closed, and many services for american families have ground to a halt read from small business support to farm service centers, to supplemental food i goes to soup kitchens, food banks, and pantries. at the same time, more than 450,000 federal workers are doing their jobs without getting a paycheck. including more than 41,000 federal law enforcement and correctional officers, and up to 80% of the department of homeland security employees, including the men and women providing border security. over 380,000t, federal employees have been for load without pay. furloughed without pay. i have heard from federal employees that i represent who spent ch