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senator smith, cassidy and cramer. it will allow a loophole just by making small tweaks to an old drug. a proposal from senators roberts, cassidy and smith. the gag clauses, prevent employers and patient from knowing healthcare services. >> this would allow an employer to know for example that any replacement might cost 15001 hospital and 35000 in another. requires healthcare facilities to provide a summary of services it requires hospitals to spend all bills within 30 business base to prevent unexpected bills many months after care. that is from senator enzi and senator casey. it requires doctors and insurers with price quotes on their expected out-of-pocket cost for cares so patients can shop around and proposal from a number of senators including cassidy, young, murkowski, braun, hassan, bennett, kc, whitehouse and rosen. it increases the fox nation rates for disease outbreaks by senator roberts and peterson. there are more proposals. for example banning anticompetitive terms that prevent patients from seeing other

sandra smith cassidy and cramer. eliminating the loophole that allows drug companies to get exclusivity just by making small tweets to an old drug proposal from senators roberts cassidy and smith. it bans gag clauses to prevent employers of patients from knowing the price and quality of the health care service. this proposal from senators cassidy and that it would allow an employer to know for example that any replacement might cost $50,000.1 hospital and 35,000 another. required health care facilities provide a summary of services when a patient is discharged from a hospital to make it easier to track bills and requires hospitals to send all bills within 30 business days to prevent unexpected ills many months aftercare. that's from senator inslee and senator casey. requires doctors and insurers to provide patients with the price quote unexpected out-of-pocket costs so patients are able to shop around a proposal from a number of senators including cassidy young murkowski ernst kennedy sold and cramer kennedy braun ha

bill cassidy gets in in his first term. not fair. took me the third time to get on the finance committee. i will tell you, i look back at the other committees, i was on budget 24 years. that's work. that's just all work. energy work. a lot of the committees just work. finance there's so much positive, so much good. as ron mentioned, you touch health care. you touch all the entitles, medicare, medicaid, trade, tax rates and so on. you make dramatic impact on people's lives. that is so important. you make history. you really do make history. when chuck and i were elected, it happened to be the same year ronald reagan was elected. maximum tax rate was 70%. eight years later it was 28%. wow. that's real history. that's changing things. that's really positive. i thought it was positive. it was bipartisan bill for a lot of that. that was bob dole and bill bradley and a bunch of democrats and republicans working together rewrite the tax code and rewrote it in permanent law. that was a change. subsequent tax bills i was involved in the later

cassidy combined to pull one back i know look past from royce showing telepathic understanding with the spanish striker. in the 2nd half it was outsports defense that started off snoozing axel vittal calmly dribbling down the left flank and his time cross carried straight to jade in sand show i was linked with a move away this summer that showed where his loyalties lie i to one after 51 minutes i was on the calamitous defending continued. my this time outs book keeper who must prove it made a mess of it allowing al cassatt city up captain marco royce the dortmund stood. just 2 minutes later than lead increase to 41 as a house for collapsed and outcast a sealed his press was really going scored in 8 minutes or starting down dortmund's left on site to round things off new signing your young guns came on to score on his debut was it was the 5th time and don't wince history that they conceded in the 1st minutes of an opening day fixture but after the shock of the early goal they put on a dominant display that sends a clear message to their title rivals you know that by going on that us we a

responded just 2 minutes later they're attacking the trio of jade and sam show marco royce and pak oh wow cassidy combines to pull one back i'm a new look passed from roy showing telepathic understanding with the spanish strike out in the 2nd half it was outspoken defense that started off snoozing axel that's all calmly dribbling down the left flank and his time cross carried straight to jade in some show he was linked with a move away this summer that showed where his loyalties lie i'm to one after 51 minutes i find the calamitous defending continued. i this time outs book keeper too must come back made a mess of it allowing al kasa to tee up captain marker royce the dortmund started just. 2 minutes later the leading priest a full one as outspoken lapsed and outcast a seat of his grace i really going to scold and take minutes or starting down don't mean select on sight to round things off new signing union pounds a month to school on his debut. it was the 5th time and don't wince history that they conceded in the 1st minutes of an opening day fixture but after the shock of the early goal they pu

cassidy, and sen. lincoln and i are talking about what we can do in addition in terms of rural healthcare. those are landmark accomplishments. the tenure chip bill, revising the foster care program, and transforming medicare and a polarized political time when everyone was saying nothing can be done. that is a senate finance committee. with sen. hatch, sen. chuck grassley and all the people who worked so hard to do it. i just wanted to mention that in when not much bipartisan legislating is taking place, show up to the senate finance committee and see what we are trying to do. jane is given as a chance to look back a little bit. i want you to know that i particularly think the best days of the senate finance committee are ahead. because we are going to lead our way out of this path were so much seems to be debate, fighting and bickering. and build on some of the historical accomplishments of the last congress. sen. chuck grassley mentioned a few them. there will be democrats and the balkans working ver

joining me now on the cnbc news line is gerard cassidy banking analyst from rbc capital markets.easure to have you on can you take us through as an analyst how the price action yesterday made you feel? are the bank now in a situation where they're generally weaker than the rest of the market? >> thank you i would say the banks certainly have underperformed since august 1st which of course is when the president came out with the 10% tariff announcement. when you look at the bank stocks, they're down from 11% to 12%, versus a general market decline of about 4.5% to 5%. the flattening of the yield curve is the primary culprit in our opinion of this under-performance. the long end of the curve has come down, that has certainly weighed on the bank's profitability, but also affected the stock prices they have clearly underperformed the markets since the first of 1st. >> gerard, the point has been brought up, there's a debate out there about how important the yield curve is in any capacity, the difference between long and short-term rates to bank profitability. are yield curves importan

i'm quite lucky to be here. wanted to watch david cassidy on the telly. desperately trying to get me out of the tides were coming in. nothing short of a miracle that i'm here. well we are glad that you are! are you all right with beaches now?|j ta ke you all right with beaches now?” take great care in a muddy one. this is breakfast. we're on bbc one until ten o'clock this morning, when matt takes over in the saturday kitchen. matt — what's on the menu for us? morning, our special guest today is missing from albert square. we are delighted he is here today, shane ritchie. lovely to be here, meeting these lovely people. it's good to see s club juniors these lovely people. it's good to see s clubjuniors back together. these lovely people. it's good to see s club juniors back together. we are talking about your new play. food heaven and food health. food heaven, growing up around london, i love a bit of pie and mash. but i don't eat it much now. but any chance i get one, get up pie, lots of butter and gravy! and what about food hell? i'm not a big fan of brot

cassidy and son charles shown him abroad so with a regular helping hand from this guy marco rubio was fixing. the system and 7 singles his most fruitful campaign so far in the black and yellow bespoke club he's reveling in his new role. as a mason playmaker and now he's the captain. taking all that added responsibility i think it's boosted his. 17 goals every one of them school with a face 1st touch royce's on the pivotal to the build up as well as the possible body then into the books at speed and speed. this is a time to see them out to form and defensive lines among her slim scene between the balls home during the time count one of the cross comes in with the 4 and stand off it. is mark or royce and he has the individual quality to take any 1st time. coach boys on the field leader of adult inside came of 2nd place this season but might well be all the stronger for next time around. the opie's alrosa recall that probably won't be challenged in time soon. but. the bottom level is help out on match day 22 making the only store employee to get history. isn't a $136.00 days young by the

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region are bringing their animals to areas such as mylar weight has rained but frequent droughts as cassidy of resources often crosses conflict between hardening communities many of the conflicts begin from watering points cattle markets and grazing areas like this one and it takes so little to start a fight which can spiral out of control and trigger revenge by communities. these are elders from neighboring some. ethnic groups they started peace meetings after 10 years of fighting killed hundreds of people. father was killed while trying to break up a gunfight. who was then a teenager was also shot by a stray bullet he says fighting in some areas has wasn't because of easy access to guns political interference and cattle rustling. roy went to court is dry they come here because it is green it was dry we go to court when they come here they steal our cattle and when we go there we steal their cattle in the cycle keeps repeating itself. it's a job of elders in marlow to ensure peace among neighbors every so often they come together at this highest point of the rift valley a neutral ground th

region are bringing their animals to areas such as marlin weight has rained but frequent droughts as cassidy of resources often crosses conflict between harding communities many of the conflicts begin from watering points cattle markets and grazing areas like this one and it takes so little to start a fight which can spiral out of control and trigger revenge by communities. these are elders from neighboring some. ethnic groups they started peace meetings after 10 years of fighting killed hundreds of people. father was killed while trying to break up a gunfight. who was then a teenager was also shot by a stray bullets he says fighting in some areas has wasn't because of the easy access to guns political interference and cattle rustling. when they come here because it is green or was dry we go to court when they come here they steal our cattle and when we go there we steal their cattle in the cycle keeps repeating itself. it's a job of the elders in marlow to ensure peace among every so often they come together at this highest point of the rift valley a neutral ground they discuss how to handl

they don't have the cup cassidy to redirect call volume if something goes wrong. the governor along with mayor london breed took a tour of san francisco's office emergency services. >>911 call center. it's so much. >>that we can do to make it even better and having the funding necessary to invest in new technologies so that text messaging and all the things that we do now to communicate are used in a way to address any situation whether there's a wildfire. >>or >>heat advisory or all of the different challenges that sadly we've had to endure. we want to be prepared. >>the governor says the upgrade to the technology will be funded by the state but he will also require some additional funds from individuals, theresa kron 4 news. >>holdout who writes bart you might at the breakdown to get that blue card we're old school paper tickets will no longer be accepted plus why scientists are so excited about a breakthrough in the fight against hiv and smash-and-grab frustration we talked to folks in one east bay city about what they like to see police do it. i'm meteorologis

in connah‘s quay, teenager matthew cassidy from merseyside was murdered by a county lines rival. quick look, yeah? here, police are worried about kate. at risk of being cuckooing. ——at risk of being cuckooed. nobody's been here? would you tell us if they had? of course i would. these people need to be told to stay away from me. i don't know what they've done in the past. i've certainly not hurt anyone. i have not sold any drugs to anybody. the message... it's a horrible thing to do. ..has already been sent. it is terrifying. and it's not fair? no, it's not. every single ground floor window apart from the door has been put through. and her biggest concern is that the people who have done this will come back and do it again and again. atjust 2a, this woman is using heroin. how long does it take to get heroin and crack on this estate? two seconds. two seconds? yeah. it's quite rare for a 24—year—old to be using heroin. i know. i'm the youngest in the whole town. are you? yeah. only four weeks before this filming, her mum died after using heroin. how many people around here are takin

they don't have the cup cassidy to redirect call volume if something goes wrong. the governor along with mayor london breed took a tour of san francisco's office emergency services. >>911 call center. it's so much. >>that we can do to make it even better and having the funding necessary to invest in new technologies so that text messaging and all the things that we do now to communicate are used in a way to address any situation whether there's a wildfire. >>or >>heat advisory or all of the different challenges that sadly we've had to endure. we want to be prepared. >>the governor says the upgrade to the technology will be funded by the state but he will also require some additional funds from individuals, theresa kron 4 news. >>and time for a check on the weather and the some lovely friday, but let's see what it looks like very pretty shot of the golden gate and the skies are blue and yes to be mentioned was fried keyword friday. yeah we're going to pound that into the ground tonight bright orange, you know like to work tomorrow but >>take a couple of days off he

in connah‘s quay, teenager matthew cassidy from merseyside was murdered by a county lines rival. a quick look, yeah? yeah. police are worried about kate. at risk of being cuckooed. nobody has been here? would you tell us if they had? of course i would. these people need to be told to stay away from me. i don't know what they have done in the past. i've certainly not hurt anyone. 0r sold any drugs to anybody. the message... it is a horrible thing to do. ..has already been sent. it is terrifying. and it's not fair. no. it's not. every single ground floor window, apart from the door, has been put through. my biggest concern is that the people who have done this will come back and do it again and again. atjust 2a, this woman is using heroin. how long does it take to get heroin and crack on this estate? two seconds. two seconds? yeah. it's quite rare for a 24—year—old to be using heroin. no. i'm the youngest in the whole town. are you? yeah. only four weeks before this filming her mum died after using heroin. how many people around here are taking it? near enough the whole town. heroi

in connah's quay, teenager matthew cassidy from merseyside was murdered by a county lines rival. quick look, yeah? here, police are worried about kate — at risk of being cuckooed. nobody's been here? would you tell us if they had? of course i would. these people need to be told to stay away from me. i don't know what they've done in the past. i've certainly not hurt anyone. i have not sold any drugs to anybody. the message... it's a horrible thing to do. ..has already been sent. it is terrifying. and it's not fair? no, it's not. every single ground floor window apart from the door has been put through. and her biggest concern is that the people who have done this will come back and do it again and again. atjust 2a, this woman is using heroin. how long does it take to get heroin and crack on this estate? two seconds. two seconds? yeah. it's quite rare for a 24—year—old to be using heroin. i know. i'm the youngest in the whole town. are you? yeah. only four weeks before this filming, her mum died after using heroin. how many people around here are taking it? near enough the whole t

see you and there's actually a very interesting story about a young woman i believe her name was cassidy wolf and she was a miss teen usa and part of her platform when she became miss teen usa was to talk about privacy and the importance of privacy on cell phones because she had a classmate when she was 17 years old who was able to hack into an app that he knew was on her phone and was able to watch her in her bedroom when she would dress and undress because he could see her through the camera on her phone so it's important that people remember big data side government aside any body can hack into that phone and a moment you through your apps if those apps are allowed video and camera permissions and most apps are even when they don't require them like a flashlight on your phone it can still access many times the video features on your camera if you let it investigative journalist ben swan thank you for stepping into the big picture although my pleasure alexa. are you listening to me before i say your name well of course she is that's how she hears her name and on a recent show we listed

region are bringing their army most to areas such as my weight has rained but frequent droughts as cassidyof resources often causes conflict between hardening communities many of the conflicts begin from watering point cattle markets and grazing areas like this one and it takes so little to start a fight with can spiral out of control and trigger revenge by communities. these are elders from neighboring some. ethnic groups they started peace meetings after 10 years of fighting killed hundreds of people many clueless its father was killed while trying to break up a gunfight. who was then a teenager was also shot by a stray bullet he says fighting in some areas has wasn't because of easy access to guns political interference and cattle rustling. roy went to court is dry they come here because it is green is dry we go to court when they come here they steal our cattle and when we go there we steal their cattle in the cycle keeps repeating itself. it's a job of elders in marlow to ensure peace among neighbors every so often they come together at this highest point of the rift valley a neutral

. >> butch cassidy and the sundance kid is a counter culture western.ind of nerve that had to do with outlaws and the outlaw sensibility. >> think there's enough dynamite there, butch. >> it's hard to find a film as fun and funny and wry and clever. newman and redford were the perfect couple. >> i think we lost them. do you think we lost them? >> no. >> neither do i. >> paul and i had to connect as characters. so we spent a lot of time together and the more time we spent together, the fonder we became of each other. and he and i became really good friends. >> we're done. he's dead. you're welcome to stay. >> listen, i don't mean to be a sore loser but if i'm dead, kill him. >> love to. >> redford's supposed to be the fastest gun in all the west and newman is a very funny sar donic leader of the gang, butch cassidy. >> no, not yet. not till me and harley get the rules straightened out. >> rules? in a knife fight? no rules. >> if there ain't going to be any rules, someone get the fight started. count one two, three, go. >> one, two, three, go. >> it's a r

i support the resolutions put forth by senator ted cruz and bill cassidy declaring antifa as a domestic terrorist movements. >> we have to look for common threads regardless of where they are coming from. more lawmakers signaling that, there is growing pressure to come back and get to work now but will they? our senior capitol hill producer chad program is digging around on that. >> congress is barely meeting right now. that's the case until september 9th. lawmakers i spread to the 4 winds for the august recess. republican ohio senator rob portman presided over the abbreviated senate session which lasted all of 21 seconds. >> into the previous owner the senate stands adjourned until 9:00 am friday, august 9, 2019. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says, quote, the republicans are prepared to do our part but nobody expects senate action soon. the house approved and enhanced background check bill months ago. that is why democrats are ramping up pressure on the republican-controlled senate. >> do the right thing. gavel the senate to emergency session so we can take action on the bi

they don't have the cup cassidy to redirect call volume if something goes wrong. governor along with mayor london breed took a tour of san francisco's office emergency services. >>911 call center. >>that we can do to make it even better and having the funding necessary to invest in netechnologies so that text messaging and all the things that we do now to communicate are used in a way to address any situation whether there's a wildfire. >>or >>heat advisory or all of the different challenges that sadly we've had to endure. we want to be prepared. >>the governor says the upgrade to the technology will be funded by the state but he will also require some additional funds from individuals, theresa kron 4 news. >>and happening today, a backpack giveaway in san francisco. mayor london breed will join a number of groups for almost 30 giveaways that are set to happen over the next couple of weeks. they'll be distributing more than 5,000 backpacks and school supplies this year. today's events happening at the l a hill hutch community center that's on mcallister street fro

hundreds and that's why they're trying to get in because the cut cassidy is that 2,200 and didn't seem like there is that many people inside. but as you can see people they're determined to get inside. let's also talk about all this is happening though honestly the candidates that are going to be here yet. serwer can you explain more what we're seeing right now. >>because the we saw that them try to force the door opener. close it couldn't tell. and now we see the cops are what's going on. so basically the. already thought to be inside there are many people got inside without credentials, they weren't allowed credentials because. >>they said it was full color or people who are inside said it wasn't full. so that's why people stormed in so people who don't have a bad. our credential they went up to a basically a pay for their parking meter and then they when they came back in they weren't allowed to come back in and that's why this sky and police were just blocking the door saying you can't come in you can't come in. and this woman, she's just passion. she wants to get in. but police ar

. >> hunter thompson with senator bill cassidy. you were upset to see recently a second big purchase of rice that louisiana a lot. i wonder if you see a future in more purchases and imports, trade deals and seeing that as a way to build a relationship with this administration which is keen on making trade deals and seeing that as a relationship for us and as well i think it was the chinese ambassador in baghdad that mentioned some investment were talking investment, maybe not the 90 billion-dollar number you were talking about but what is the status on those discussions as well? >> i think for the investment opportunity so much that washington can play a role. .. there will be more opportunities to do that. but it is also thinking about not only military side, purchasing which is incredible equipment that u.s. has and iraq is benefiting from that, some of them for free, some others that already purchased i think more f-16 from washington. but that is not going to be only, relationship should not only be transactional. it should be

they don't have the cup cassidy to redirect call volume if something goes wrong. the governor along with mayor london breed took a tour of san francisco's office emergency services. >>911 call center. it's so much. >>that we can do to make it even better and having the funding necessary to invest in new technologies so that text messaging and all the things that we do now to communicate are used in a way to address any situatton whether there's a wildfire. >>or >>heat advisory or all of the different challenges that sadly we've had to endure. we want to be prepared. >>the governor says the upgrade to the technology will be funded by the state but he will also require some additional funds from individuals, theresa kron 4 news. >>tussaud's in hawaii are preparing for 2 tropical storms that could bring severe weather to the states they're getting ready for the chance of heavy rain and wind gusts, rough surf and rip currents are affecting the hawaiian islands, tropical storm flossie is also approaching but it still 900 miles or more from the islands. >>and our chief

certainly red flags and i support the resolutions have been put forth by senator ted cruz and bill cassidyg antifa as a domestic terrorist movement. >> shannon: i think if we want to stop the shooter is in the future we have to look for common threads regardless of where we think they are coming from. so there's more support for those red flag laws there is more pressure for them to come back. chad is digging around on that. >> shannon, the problem is the congress is barely meeting right now and that's the case until september 9th. lawmakers are spread to the four winds of the august recess. rob portman had been in dayton but portman presided over the senate session. >> under the previous order of the senate adjourned until nine 9:00 a.m. on friday august 9, 2019. >> senate republicans are prepared to do our part but nobody expects in action soon. the house improved and enhanced background check months ago which is why democrats are ramping up pressure on the republican-controlled senate. >> we are saying to mcconnell, do the right thing. gather the senate into an emergency session so you

actually butch cassidy and the sundance kid were still robbing trains out west at the time this happenedas the movies got real popular in the 1920s it was really the superhero silver screen heroes, tom nixon and things like that. all the sudden people started thinking these movies are real. this is the way they really were. many people today all they knew about the west is what they see on a movie screen. so they equate everything to that end i have to explain, hollywood is trying to make money. hollywood is about profit. don't expect them to play it the way it really happened maybe. if you really want to know, read a book. the arizona rangers were organized in 1901 this is after about five or 10 years after they say the normal era of old west ended. we are now into the 20th century. the outlaw gangs we had gangs still operating in the rugged mountains of eastern arizona. they were brazen stealing towels in the middle of the day. in the middle of the day stealing cattle. that was when it really began to fade. in 1918 they were still having gunfights and some of these remote areas like th

. >> hunter thompson with senator bill cassidy. we were excited to see a second recent big purchase of rice. was wondering if you see a future in more purchases and imports, trade deals as a way to build a relationship with this administration which is keen on making trade deals and seeing that as a positive relationship for us. as well i think it was the chinese and bass that are in baghdad that mentioned some investment or talks investment, maybe not the 90 billion number you are talking about. what is the status on those discussions as well? i think mr. shamsulddin: mr. shamsulddin: for the investment opportunity there is so much a roleshington can play and there will be opportunities for them. i think ge signed an agreement with ministry of electricity over $14 billion i think iraqi -- tohelp build electricity infrastructure which is a positive thing in partnership with simmons. there will be more opportunities to do that. also thinking about not only isitary side, which incredible equipment the u.s. has an iraq is benefiting f

they don't have the cup cassidy to redirect call volume if something goes wrong.ernor along with mayor london breed took a tour of san francisco's office emergency services. >>911 call center. its soul mice. >>that we can do to make it even better and having the funding necessary to invest in new technologies so that text messaging and all the things that we do now to communicate are used in a way to address any situation whether there's a wildfire. >>or >>heat advisory or all of the different challenges that sadly we've had to endure. we want to be prepared. >>the governor says the upgrade to the technology will be funded by the state but he will also require some additional funds from individuals, theresa kron 4 news. >>so as sakes and planes, snakes and toilets snake seem to be able to show up just about anywhere where a woman found this snake. >>plus the next olympic medalist could be from the sacramento area here about this athlete's dream to compete in the world state and ahead in sports giants road trip moves to the mile high city mark has the highlights fr

region are bringing their animals to areas such as mylar weight has rained but frequent droughts as cassidy of resources often crosses conflict between harding communities many of the conflicts begin from watering point cattle markets and grazing areas like this one and it takes so little to start a fight with can spiral out of control and trigger revenge by communities. these are elders from neighboring some. ethnic groups they started peace meetings after 10 years of fighting killed hundreds of people many clueless its father was killed while trying to break up a gunfight. who was then a teenager was also shot by a stray bullet he says fighting in some areas has wasn't because of easy access to guns political interference and cattle rustling. went to court is dry they come here because it is green with some breweries dry we go to court and when they come here they steal our cattle and when we go there we steal their cattle in the cycle keeps repeating itself. it's a job of elders in marlowe to ensure peace among neighbors every so often they come together at this highest point of the rift

you will see price increases, because cassidy leads to higher prices.some of the competition regulations that mean they could coordinate more closely. how would that work and why would that be important? the presumption in that suggestion is that there will be shortages, and therefore in the event that there are, whether it be as a direct result of what happens at the border or because so many vehicles are tied up or because so many vehicles are tied up in these ferries and lorry parks, that somehow the industry can get together and share it out more evenly, rationing if you like. that is incredibly unlikely because it requires the government to change the law, and for the government to do that they really are going to have to accept and publicly accept that food shortages are likely and therefore waving competition law to allow retailers and manufacturers to talk together, to ration what supply there is, is something that i cannot see the law being changed to allow, i differed has not changed then you will not see those conversations taking place. mich

hunter thompson with senator bill cassidy. we were excited to see recently a second recent big purchase. i was wondering if you see a future in more purchases and imports, trade deals, seeing that as the latest relationship with the administration, which is very keen on making trade deals and seeing that as a positive relationship for us. and as well, i think it was the chinese ambassador in baghdad that mentioned some investment or talks of investment -- maybe not the $90 billion number you're talking about -- but where or what is the status on those discussions as well. mr. shamsulddin: for the investment opportunity, there is so much that washington can play a role. i think the ge recently signed an agreement of over $14 billion, i think, contract to iraqis -- to build iraqi electricity, which is a positive thing, and there will be more opportunities to do that. it is also thinking about , thenly the literary side incredible improvements that the u.s. has and iraq has benefited from that. some others, which was already f-15

i mean, everyone survived. >> that was cassidy seven cops in a short period of time. building survived. the police survived. jillian: yeah, everyone survived. >> the emotion here, first of all is gratitude. second of all the skill of the officers to extract those other cops whispering to them throughout many officers and no loss of life. secondary reaction are people here in the streets going to work and et cetera last night saying they are glad the media is here. on a daily basis, they wants relief from this. jillian: yeah. >> this was horrific yesterday but kind of ordinary, too. jillian: we heard a couple minutes ago a man walking up the streep saying hey, this is happening. people are dying up the road. this is the nights section of philadelphia. it is riddled with crime and drugs. that's how it is. >> we are standing on a corner where there is a novelty at this store, a bookstore that says we deliver to prisons. we sell to prisons in big bold letters on the outside of it is an advertisement. i don't know of any place in america that has an ad like that. i hope it

. >> hunter thompson with senator bill cassidy. we were excited to see recently a second recent big purchase of rice. i was wondering if you see a future in war purchases and imports, trade deals and lseeing that as a way to build a relationship with this administration which is s very keen on making trade deals and seeing that as a positive relationship for us and as well, i think it was the chinese ambassador in baghdad that had mentioned some investments or talks of investment. maybe not the 90 billion - number that you're talking about but kind of where our or what is the status onthose discussions as well ? >> i think for the investment opportunity, it's not so much that washington can play a role. i think the ge signed an agreement over $14 billion i think contract to help iraqi to build iraqi electricity infrastructure which is really in partnership with a lot iraqi electricity and there will be more opportunities to do that . but it is also thinking about not only military side purchasing, this incredible equipment that the

several members of the committee including mister cassidy and mister foster have introduced the subject and we will incorporate elements of those into these draft and continue working on making sure we do that and we are looking at the grid cybersecurity research and government act of 2019 which updates a bill created by mister barra. this is across agency research and development program, that will harden and mitigate the electric grid from cyberattacks carried out in partnership with the department of homeland security, national institute for standards and technology in the national science foundation and education and workforce was one of the efforts of cyber security that is often underappreciated is the fact that it is also a workforce issue. we don't have enough people trained and working in cybersecurity as we need, there are hundreds of thousands more openings in the next few years many of which in my home area got great work done at carnegie mellon but also university of pittsburgh cyberlaw institute among others training people up for this. that is what these programs, we are

. >> we will never know what cassidy saw and what she didn't see. >> maybe she couldn't tell detectivesbe she didn't have to.

burke on cassidy how with the vaccine institute and i'm working on influenza vaccine innovation, particularly universal influenza vaccine innovation. in this work we spoken to stakeholders from a lot of sectors who have all kind of said the government, academic and research and development, architectures are not legal for innovation, accelerate innovation and risk-taking. my question to all of the panelists, any of the panelist is how do we the risk the environment to foster these by sector collaborations and encourage the open source, open data cooperation this are to make these challenges and problems accessible to different thinkers, nontraditional experts in genomics and injuring and big data? how do we foster that collaboration and encourage those types of different thinkers to join the cost for different solutions? >> that's really hard. [laughing] i think i'm more optimistic about that than it was a few years ago because i do think that people recognize for influenza, we are not where we should be given how much we been investing for decades, and with substantial scientific investment

jay powell talked and basically reminded me of butch cassidy of sundance line, there are no rules inn a trade war. responding in this type of tweet market with policy if need be. after today, it may be needed. whether donald trump said hey, we'll look for businesses coming out of china, the market backs down. that raised demand or recession fears. connell: we don't know if there that is some sort of a edict challenged in court. we could go down the road. we have no idea what the president intends. that is something as a trader. you have to take that into account hedging all sides of things because you have no clue what is next, right? >> absolutely. we had reports of one trader put on a $5.6 million bet the market would go up to 80 or down to 20. 5.6 million, that it will go either way. beth both ways. that might not be a bad bet. how this plays out, that will definitely have a major impact on oil. from a trader, the way we look, we're back to where we were almost, making new lows, we're right near where the first selloff was. the market may hold in here, find out what donald trump s

drjennifer cassidy is a politics lecturer at the university of oxford and former political attache tod. shejoins me now from dublin. thank you and good morning to you. how do you gauge the state of talks between the european union and the uk? well, they are pretty stagnant at the moment and i say stagnant, not ina at the moment and i say stagnant, not in a negative manner. but it is still continuously shocking to me that the narrative of that ideal needs to be made or a deal won't be made in time for october the 31st. this is still being played and rehearsed. the deal has been made and the resources of the 27 member states have been drained for the last three years on this issue and a 590 page withdrawal agreement was concluded and negotiated with the uk. soa concluded and negotiated with the uk. so a deal has been made. this com shift —— concept of the eu is now blinking, we have done everything in our power and it is now up to westminster and the house of commons to pass the deal and negotiate if they want to leave with the deal, they have the deal sitting in front of them. the eu m

shirley jones was a real musician and david cassidy ended up -- ainsley: they were all part of the sametory just depressed me. brian: it did? what we bought that a drummer after the 8 years old could travel with his family and not go to school. steve: come on, get happy. jillian: my mind is spinning right now, brian. thank you for that let's talk about this for a second. fireballs light up the sky as a military warehouse explodes for hours. at least one person is dead and several others wounded from the blast in siberia. evacuations are underway in the 12 miles surrounding the russian military depot which houses gunpowder for artillery shells. no word on what cause the fire that sparked the explosion. this is a bizarre story. a bus driver accused of locking a passenger in the luggage compartment on purpose. the woman described the disturbing discovery. >> people in the front could hear her banging for help. >> my brain didn't know how to react. >> connecticut police arrested wendy after the passenger called 911 from the compartment. she allegedly locked the woman inside while getting it

." >> well, last night reminded me of butch cassidy and the sundance kid with elizabeth warren and berniers as the two main characters fighting off the bolivian army. tonight it was more like gulliver's travels. i mean, there was vice president biden tied down after rope after rope for his long political career. he had to defend every element of it going back, as michael bennet said, 50 years on issues like busing. it was very hard for him to play defense. but he had a couple of allies tonight. i was surprised. on the issue of obamacare for all he was joined on that on his side against it by michael bennet and by tulsi gabbard, who were very strong in his defense. and on the issue of decriminalizing border crossings for the southern border he had a couple of defenders on that issue as well. i thought it was a pretty good divided fight tonight. and i thought like last night the issues were border, decriminalization of illegal entry and of course medicare for all. those issues. i thought those were parallel tonight. and i think he had some supporters. but tonight it was clear that over and