i don't know what it all comes under, cbt. recommend cbt file ibs.btw recommend cbt file ibs. i don't know what it all comes under, cbt. it is about talking therapies. we are looking more at that, for instance we are working with sheffield eap, which is easier access for psychological therapies, and that helps people get therapy long—term. because people have flareups. they can feel well one week and terrible the next. tell us more about the condition. you mentioned earlier, stomach cramps, constipation, diarrhoea, people know about those. it can be a range of things— headache, backache, dizziness depression, a whole range of things. i think that has been the difficulty, it is so complex that it is about what people eat, how they are eating, the environment in which they eat, the stress. if somebody is ina they eat, the stress. if somebody is in a stressful situation and they eat, they cut can become sensitised. so if they eat something that might bea so if they eat something that might be a bit difficult, for instance onions is a big thing people fi

is way individuals as i mentioned earlier, when they cross the border, they are not running from the cbt, they are running to them. they are not trying to get away. go through the process because they understand the process. that is why they know about catch and release. they know they will be released in the go through the process because they understand the process. interior -- speaker pelosi: good morning. >> good morning. we have just concluded the house democratic caucus chair issues conference. 100 days in, fighting for the people. driven,nified, we are we are committed to execute like a laser beam our for the people of agenda on behalf of every day americans. house democrats, wak -- house democrats wake up each day to fight for working families, middle-class folks, and senior citizens. house democrats wake up each and every day to fight for the poor, the sick, and the afflicted. house democrats wake up each and lost day to fight for the in the left behind. house democrats wake up each and every day to fight for veterans, people in urban america, suburban america, and rural america

we don't expect cbt to hike rates anytime soon.eriorate, we believe there will be an appropriate holocene response, but at this rate -- an appropriate policy response. but clearly, the headline risk is pretty high on lira. but given that we are still in an environment where investors are looking to allocated to emerging-market debt, the turkish lira kerry is still very high. there is an attractive risk reward their. . we still think the prospects of the lira are still reasonably attractive where it warrants an overweight position at this stage. manus: there seems to be consensusbuilding that within the emr market that we will see an additional rate cuts, transferring to -- the reserve bank of australia, new zealand, maybe even more leniency from some of the other central banks. what does that mean for em? does it open at the doorway to more aggressive cuts in e.m. and if so, where? kevin: not necessarily opening up -- it doesn't mean we will have central banks and em start to cut rates. there is hope that mexico will cut at some po

. >> caller: looking at cbt. >> you know, that is one of the few industrials that is not starting toink that begs the question -- i think we ought to look into why it hasn't because i think you may have a winner there. i like the company mike in massachusetts. mike. >> caller: hello, jim. please share your insights on helmerich and payne, hp. >> i've been in a house of pain with anything related to oil we've had a couple good days but this group is too hard to own. steve in california. steve. >> caller: c-man >> yo, yo. >> caller: few weeks ago an article on the street said this company was a unanimous buy but talk about drugs, let's talk about vecetpa. does amara need to come down a little bit >> people are -- there's a lot of takeover chat nter in that o so if you don't get a takeover it's going to come back down so for me it's a little bit too dicey. can i go to dan in california. dan. >> caller: hey, jim, thank you for everything you do for everybody. and specifically, for me >> you're very kind. thank you. >> caller: you've made my retirement very comfortable. >> thank you. >> c

i never could cbt. >> comprehensive testing prosecute of further lacks a verification program. what tools and techniques are we bling to use to ensure their biological program is eliminated. >> great question, acronyms and all. all three are part of the resolutions. it's not the united states asking, it's the unanimous vote of the united nations security council called upon north korea to abide by these. north korea is not one of the 190 some countries a member of chemical weapons convention. north korea is not a member of comprehensive test ban treaty, "nor is the united states. that was not ratified here as well. we are pressing north korea certainly for the elimination of nuclear chemical and biological consistent with the london standing wishes of the united nations security council. so that's very important. the mechanism for doing those and seems particularly in the case of nuclear weapons we're going to be pursuing a much larger vision than simply comprehensive test ban. but it's not conflict certainly with the objectives but our diplomacy is about much, much more than t

is way individuals as i mentioned earlier, when they cross the border, they are not running from the cbt, they are running to them. they are not trying to get away. go through the process because they understand the process. that is why they know about catch and release. they know they will be released in the go through the process because they understand the process. interior -- speaker pelosi: good morning.

. >> as i had said prior, as we look at the personnel and resources the go to the cbt, as the introductions increase the criminal investigations are going to increase in response is going to increase and hsi we are looking at with the counterparts in hdea to identif the transnational organizations and work with foreign counterparts and pci use so we can truly dismantle the organizations. >> we talked earlier about push and pull. the prevention efforts are going to be most successful, getting people into treatment and long-term recovery. we are making progress on that. but having this interdiction is important because the cost of this drug on the street will be higher. some of it will be stopped and because of supply and demand some will be higher. that is one of her issues. it's not only so powerful it's inexpensive relative to what it has been in the past. we thank you for what you are doing every yday. you are saving lives by doing that. finally what you're doing on trafficking is critical. my senses, and mr. tubbs you see this coming across laredo, more and more traffickers are trafficki