matt: simon derrick is the chief currency strategist at bny mellon.a huge role in today's markets. today, it is really pronounced. coming up, they have been one of the highest -- hottest quant trades, but are investors shifting to quiet markets? with danilk vol burger. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. i am matt miller in berlin on bloomberg markets, alongside guy johnson in london. i want to look at how markets are trading, up across the board if you look at the european picture. inns of about 1% or more spain and france, as well. of 1% and two thirds the ftse up .5%. aar-to-date, still looking at 6% drop in london and a 4% drop in frankfurt. guy? let's talk about was strategists are dealing with in this process -- i think we are shifting from one year to another. as a stronger inflation picture emerges and the u.s. 10 year goes higher, a blemish has appeared on one of the largest quant trades out there. it bets on the least volatile stocks. there are a bunch of etf's you can look at. signs investors may head for the exit.

derrick leonard exemplifies all of these qualities. coach leonard has coached the rochester rockets football team since 2016 with an impressive -- 2006 with an impressive 133 win and 29 loss career record, including a record seven state championships. the most by any public school in my home state of illinois. derrick is known for being one of the most gifted offensive minds in high school football. but coach leonard reaches beyond football with his message of faith, family, and football. in that order. he's a leader with the fellowship of christian athletes and ensures his players are equipped to become good men in life after they graduate from high school and walk off of that football field. i'm proud to have coach leonard as a friend, and i want to congratulate him and his family and his team on this honor. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman yields back his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. duncan, for five minutes. mr. duncan: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the spending bill we will

derrick, good morning to you. and what can you tell us about what you've learned about what caused this crash and, of course, the injuries and fatality? >> we would not the agency to determine the cause and that would be the transportation investigators with the federal government. right now, what i can tell su that tell you is that state emergency management are responding. the incident kurt away from the south carolina emergency operation center so we are able to support them with whatever they may need. can confirm from lexington county two fatalities from this incident. more than 50 transported to the hospital at this point. those are initial reports. we have established a shelter at one of our local middle schools for the additional passengers so they have someplace warm and can have any of their needs met at this point. right now it's still very much an active and ongoing scene. >> derrick, it's difficult to tell from the single photograph we have from lexington county. how close to a population center? was

and derrick scissors. you derrick, china has -- is no longer hiding its ambitions to i is is up -- america. this move how does this help with that? >> there is a positive and negative side. xi jinping will stay in power, 10 or 20 more years, they will get same policies, he is dedicated to chinese greatness, you will not have someone focused on someone else, reversing policy in middle. but risk is he will make a mistake, that is risk of all dictators, he seems to be a prickly person, rattling too much to personal insults, they may be wrong policies from the get go, he does not have the right temperment to lead a world power. lou: have you been to china, and understand china very well. jillian, start with you. you go from president to emperor, you could be prickly, i guess, hard to argue they have not made enormous strides. >> sure, have you seen in particular that xi jinping years, a shift to social come pack that focused on we'll give you economy po prosper tonsilecy you -- prosperity, and we'll give you p

>> farmer derrick with what he calls cowart.s decided that he's going to create the olympic rings using his cow, a little hay -- >> and his drone to show us how it works. open the gate and whoo! >> go, cows, go! >> the circles forming. >> they start to make their way around the other bales as well. >> like ants. a little ant hill. >> now you've got a problem. >> i don't see too many rings. >> he says there's too many me .red together. come on we can do this. i'm excited. we're getting close, getting close. >> there it is! olympic cow rings, whoo! yeah! >> if there was an olympic sport for being a farmer, this dude would win it. >> yeah, because he's amped. watching it all on this camera, the battery's almost dead, but he did it. >>> lost. driving in the forest. when this navigator cat shows up. >> this way, everybody! get out of my forest! >> would you actually follow it? >> see what happens when they did, next. >>> they're testing small jet engines for their iron man plans. is it safe? >> oh, like indiana jones! >> see the test

joining me is derrick halpenny and david bloom from hsbc.ood morning to you both great to have you both here. derrick, yesterday your note said fed minutes are unlikely to be market moving i guess you were surprised when the minutes came out and the interpretation markets took from it >> the contents are what i thought they would sh. when looking through the concluding points, i wasn't particularly surprised they highlighted the positive elements which were included in the statement on the 31st of january. so nobody should have been expe expecting anything other than improving groelt,e ining growthn inflation. i think the way the markets are at the moment, in terms of nervousness on the rate side, any indications of a potential increase in the pace of tightening, you get this reaction from the markets. it's more about the fed being confidence in the current pace of tightening rather than them giving indication that they need to increase the pace >> can i ask you a question, this is the puzzle i'm asking you because it's a puzzle, when the cp

other eagles were basking in the limelight, derrick sprols -- they were all showing off their superbowl worthy penmanship. the line was long, and love was strong. nigel giving back to fans at dick's sporting goods. his charitable foundation, one tackle for change hosted a surprise for ten families from children's services, providing them with $125 gift cards. >> safety rodney mcleod was out as well signing autographs for the excited eagle fans. mcleod posed for hundreds of pictures with a line of fans that went around the block. >> you know you are a die hard eagle fans when you have a tattoo on your head. other eagle fans had their pride tattooed on their arms. they were there attending the 20th annual tattoo art convention. the event is a live exhibit one some of the best tattoo work of the world and it runs through sunday. right now, you can see videos from the biggest moments of the celebration, video from the action cam from chopper 6 and dozens of photographs from eagle players. the 700,000 number can't be right. it has to be over a million for sure. the fans were enjoying the cha

voted "most likely to ask his barber for the par three." [ applause ] next up for the falcons is derrick likely to flirt with himself when he walks past a mirror." [ laughter and applause ] looking good, derrick. next up from the eagles we have halapoulivaati vaitai. he was voted "most likely to accidently awaken an ancient spirit whenever he says his name." [ light laughter ] [ applause ] "houla vatu prota." [ growl ] [ laughter ] next up, from the falcons is eric saubert. he was voted "most likely to be swallowing a watermelon whole." [ laughter ] how are you doing that? amazing. [ gulp ] next up is falcon's starting quarterback matt ryan. he was voted "most likely to prepare for a date by wearing his romance slacks. [ applause ] it goes great with my seduction loafers. [ laughter ] next up for the eagles is wendell smallwood. he was voted "most likely to wink, and say, 'it ain't though,' after he introduces himself." [ laughter ] [ applause ] bigger than average wood. yeah -- >> steve: alright, we got it. >> jimmy: next up for the falcons is matt schaub. he was voted "most likely to b

. >> i'm about to hide behind derrick for this one. >> the moment of truth that is all downhill from here. >> oh! >>> a lucky moment caught on video. there are a bunch of people gathered, they're watching the rushing water in argentina pass by. it is a swollen river that has overflowed because of the heavy rains in the neighboring country of bolivia. >> you see that road has been gnawed away, chewed away by the water. >> it gets worse. the water -- >> right behind him. >> just a second after he had passed that section, the ground beneath him just falls right into that river. probably a good thing he didn't, he would have turned around and looked and seen it moving. >> who is safe, though? who is to say the road everybody else is standing on is safe? >> at this point everyone is in danger. especially when you consider 20,000 people have been affected by the floods. there are other videos coming. this next one is from a different area of the same river. where a woman is being dragged inside that vehicle by the rushing river. you see someone run right past our screen, right in front tow

"i call my black friend, derrick, 'my black friend, derrick.'" [ laughter ] who's up next?ally simple. if a player goes to the ground in the act of catching a pass with or without contact by opponent, he must maintain control of the ball until after its initial contact with the ground, whether in the field of play or the end zone. if he loses control of the ball and the ball touches the ground before he regains control of the pass it's incomplete. if he regains control prior to the ball touching the ground, the pass is clean. [ laughter ] no, if a player has control of the ball, a slight movement of the ball will not be considered a loss of possession. you must lose control of the ball in order to rule that there has a been a loss of possession. if the player loses the ball while simultaneously touching both feet or any part of his body to the ground, it is not a catch." [ cheers and applause ] terrible, just taking the joy out of football. you're a terrible dog. who's next? oh, he's just too, too cute. "i say 'dilly dilly' when i climax." [ laughter ] bad dog. who's next?

we spoke with derrick pettaway who was a passenger. he said 20 to 30 that time but maybe 30 minutes since that conversation. do you have the latest numbers? >> no, but i do have the red cross shelter attendant with me and he could answer those questions for you, if you'd like. >> okay. sure, harrison, thank you. >> this is cussper langley from the red cross. >> my question was the number of persons at the pine ridge middle school shelter. >> good morning. right now, we are still getting those numbers together. of course, this is still really early on in this response. we are still trying to figure out exactly how many people are there, but what we do know is our volunteers are here or en route and they will provide a warm place for them. we also have emergency response vehicles that are going to be coming to this area as well to have water, snacks and those sorts of things for those impacted by this collision and derailment. >> mr. langley, have there been any conversations with amtrak or where all of these people are going to go or ho

makes a save on derrick step on. an octopus in the net. in round 7. nolan patrick has his shot and lights the lamp. sends everyone home happy, orange and black victory, 4-3. >>> villanova took the floor looking for redemption after the loss to st. john's. they're minus two starters. his son alex from a six-month deployment aboard the "uss san diego." nova down three at the half. brunson, money with the floater. he had 27. nova up 4. brunson upstaged by d squared. dante di vin chen so. >> butler winning 86-75. >>> the super bowl was almost a week ago. according to one popular search engine, it prompted a change of ownership in new england. on saturday, probably still today, i haven't checked. if you google search new england patriots owner, the result comes back as, yep, nicky 6, nick foles. instead of robert kraft. eagles fans having a lot of fun with this win for a long time. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. >> he does, he owns the pats. >> he owns them. definitely did last week. for sure. >>> if you are out and about driving this mor

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. >> reporter: derrick pettaway was sleeping on board when the accident happened. >> i wasn't able to myself properly. i ended up going into the wall and kind of gave myself a bump on the head, nothing too major. >> margaret fisher is a lexington county coroner. >> we should've had a lot more casualties but we didn't. >> reporter: 116 people were taken to the area hospitals with a range of injuries. the national transportation safety board is now on scene and investigating the crash, as well as switch equipment that may have put the amtrak train on the wrong track. chairman robert sumwalt. >> the key to this investigation is learning why that switch was lined that way. >> reporter: south carolina governor henry mcmaster toured the crash site. >> the first engine of the freight train, of course, was torn up and the single engine of the passenger train, the amtrak train, which was headed south was barely recognizable. it is quite a-- quite a crash. >> reporter: investigators are still on scene, they have been able to get their hands on the amtrak train's forward-facing video camera, tha

joining us is simon derrick, chief markets strategist, bank of new york mellon. good morning.gs stories. jerome powell into day and brexit stuff here dominating in the uk and brussels as ever, but it isa in the uk and brussels as ever, but it is a big week for brexit? when you look at this week, there are so many interaction, whether it is the bank of england, the brexit discussions or the new chairman of the federal reserve, but the backdrop is we have markets that are starting to take a little bit of a fright about the rise in interest rates taking place in the us. this isa rates taking place in the us. this is a story that has been building since the start of the year and the jobs data and this concern about inflationary pressures in the us is starting to spook the markets. can we get a recovery from here and stabilise, or will we have another rotten february. february is always the worst month for the markets. history tells us. a quick word on rate rises. will we get a next one for the well‘s largest economy and that changes the dynamics because what happens in america aff

the eagles take it away, brandon graham knocks it three derrick barnett the rookie recovers first sackthe super bowl on brady who threw over 500 yards and hail mary unreal and eagles hang on to win 41-33 second most points in super bowl history combined the eagles are super bowl champions for the first time tonight, it's hard to believe watching this for nick foles jeffrey laurie and bradley cooper this is a celebration tonight in minneapolis and super bowl 52 the misery is finally over for eagles fans and this city, the dark cloud over the scene is over and jeffrey laurie bought the team for 185 million getting a vince lombardi trophy and the first championship since 1960 and the first super bowl trophy and nick foles getting super bowl mvp and three passing touchdowns and let's not forget about the touchdown at the end of the half that gutsy call by coach doug pederson do you kick it or go for not only do they go for it but go for it in a manner we have never seen in super bowl. >> you talk about him buying the eagles paid 7 for the franchise and saw the conditions at the old veteran

der re derrick white. 14 of the 20 points in the first half, stops on a dime and lay it is in.scoring them in the second quarter. lead 58-55 at the klay thompson flow it down. had 19 of the team's 25 in the second half. draymond green to go along with the 17 monster jam of his own is and the bench cannot get enough. fourth quarter, klay. got it. cruising to a victory. steve kerr, picked up the career win. fastest of any sport. >> we are fighting our way through some things and i like we have battled after the slow starts and hopefully we can get a quicker start on monday. >> i was taking good shots and they are in rhythm when i do that, they go in. i have to stick with it. you have to take the shots that are there and be aggressive. >> if it does happen, you can't get discouraged. it's a full game and full opportunity to impose our will and go what we do. >> saint mary's 19 game win streak on the line. never really in in it, down 12 at the half. 21 and lays it in plus the foul and a little baby hook. 13-1, 78-65. win streak comes to an end. sharks hosting the oilers. everything

also want to acknowledge the mayor's office of neighborhood services, derrick brown. us. cheryl davis from the human rights commission has worked with us. san francisco public library, luis herrera and all of his people over there have been tremendous assets as well in terms of putting this program together. with that, we will now have the project level will come and provide -- these wonderful young ladies from project level will come and provide some entertainment for us. a . >> hello, everyone. my name is chloe young, and i thank everyone for coming. let's give a hand for malia cohen and london breed again. i work with project level and for those of you who don't know what project level is, we're an organization where we teach our students in music, fashion, dance, film, photography, and production, and for us today to be here it's an honor, so i want to thank you all for letting us be a part of this moment here today, and without further ado, i would like to introduce our project level dance artists. thank you. >> hi. my name is marina. i'm 15 and i go to john co o

we saw you rowing on the schuykill river, having water ice with derrick pits and even dancing with the the point is, the patriots stand to win a record-breaking six super bowl. actually they would be tied with the steelers. anyway i seem to remember you rooting for boston last year. you know, skating in boston commons, hanging out on the wharf and cheering for the patriots with actual patriot cheerleaders. >> you might be right about that, mo, but ain't nothing wrong with doing a little more at the city of brotherly love. besides, i look darn good in green. ♪ ♪ >> i ran up steps, by the way. >> you're so cliche. can i just say. and i still look good in green. >> you do. >> yeah. >> who are you rooting for really? >> i'm actually a redskins fan. >> i'm a saints fan. >> they're not in the super bowl and neither are they. who are you rooting for? >> i'm going to root for entertaining commercials. >> there you go. very safe, mo. >> i believe the phillys have it in the bag. because nick foles the quarterback. >> yeah. >> he has a straight line to the big guy upstairs because he's in seminar

derrick bach, wonderful educator. a quarter century ago, he was very insistent that harvard university be under the same rules as a public university. i disagreed with him 25 years ago and i disagree with him today. i don't think that public universities should necessarily be under the same federal constitutional requirements as public universities. why do i say that? i say that because of my commitment to pluralism. the system that we have in the united states, you know, we have public institutions, we have private institutions. i think public institutions should definitely be -- i am all for a thorough going commitment to first amendment values. and want them to be wide open. on the other hand, this is a huge country. 300 million people occupying a huge land mass. people have all sorts of different beliefs. i think, for instance, let's imagine that people want to gather together and have a university that's devoted to, i don't know, communism. we're going to have lenin university and at lenin university, we are goin

among the fans there raiders derrick carr. turns out he loves monsters truck racing. he got a special preview. he met a driver colt stevens and a skills challenge broke out with cari trying to fire the ball through the zombie trucks arms and hands in front. >> hit his hand a couple of times but most importantly my kids were able to come out. this is the favorite truck. they were able to come out and meet colt, climb up in the truck. take pictures with it. seeing the look on their face made the day. backup. but definitely a great time and i'll be here for the show. i'm here every here with my kids. >> being look at the size of the truck process many speaking of size. watch game of throwns you have seen the character as mountain. thor. this is a 1003 pound dead lift. he made it look easy. this is the way dan fires me up before the sports cast. that's how i get set mentally prepared. and then, yes. and then i nod my head. yes. >> wow, that's something. >> abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> can't be good for you. >> well, it's good for him. >> thanks, larry. well c

the team also traded jae crowder, derrick rose, iman shumpert, and dwayne wade and added george hillod from utah. the lakers plan to keep lonzo ball as the starting point guard despite adding thomas this deal will help lakers possbily land lebron and paul george in the offseason. coming up -- new ways to express yourself via emoji -- we'll give you the rundown on what to expect, and when.... tonight at 9 so let's take a little quiz, should you stop on the tracks before the tracks or after the tracks (before) and wait did you do on it's a test a lot of people failed they were graded by san mateo county sheriff and burlingame police i'll explain what happened in the next edition of people behaving badly who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california an

derrick barnetter. >> turns out the play is popular around the world.u hear it in different languages. also ahead, our great coverage continues with a very special guest, eagles safety rodney mcleod will be live on good day coming up, we're back in about 90 seconds. good morning. >> touchdown by nick foles. back again. he steps up. he's hit. and pulls forwards. >> he fumbled. >> he fumbled the football. the eagles have it. it is recovered by barnett. barnett. >> recovered by philadelphia. >> brady fumbles, and barnett has the ball. and the game is over. the game is over. the philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions. eagles fans everywhere, this is for you. let the celebration begin. world champions! >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we are the champions collectively, our sit, our team, our people, and this is the day that we are all celebrating together. it is here. good morning. >> let the celebrations cents begin. >> yahoo. thomas drayton, with a football on his head. >> here? right here? yes? oh, boy. here we go. the excitement is building this morning. all right, so

the naacp elected its new president unanimously, derrick johnson, in 2017. this organization has been on the front line for justice for all in the united states of america. and i would dare say that if we did not have the naacp, we would create it. because we need an organization that is willing to step forward and take on the needs of people who but for the naacp wouldn't have a voice. it is a bold organization. powers not fear the that be. it does not in any way concern itself with the consequences of challenging the establishment. it is an organization that has sought to change the status quo. it is an organization that moves people from poverty, in many cases, into an opportunity to move forward into the middle class. so it is an organization that truly benefits all. i'm proud to be a member of this august organization. i will mention a few more things about the organization and then bring this to closure. but i do want people to know, especially -- know especially that the naacp does not and has not ever segregated itself from any part of society. it ha

. >> let's bring in derrick van damme to tell us more about this.friends and family that are there. this is a very big deal not only for cape town, but around the world to see what is happening here. what exactly is day zero, what does it looks like? >> it is an actual date that the city of cape town has designated as the day that they will turn off the taps. that day is april 16th. so people in cape town will walk to their faucet, walk to their taps just like we do every day, take it for granted and there will literally be no water coming out of those taps and faucets. this is a day like no other. and we're going to see unchartered territory, people walking into situations that we haven't experienced before because this is the first major metropolitan to have the potential to run out of water because of drought in modern times. >> i was going to say -- excuse me, i've lost my voice. i've anchored for many years and i don't remember covering a story like this with this amount of people involved. >> there are other cities that are water stressed. sao

derrick, would you deliver what i made. >> oh, yeah. >> this is all for you. >> our big thanks to --little early in the morning for this. >> it is lunchtime. almost 10:00. >> it smelled so good. whatever you're doing this super bowl sunday, i hope you have a great time doing this. sal and i will polish off and plate. >> do we show up for work monday morning. >> we do show up. >> we have made commitments. thanks for joining us. >> i'll be here. n:3:3:3 >> announcer: it's our big game party on "the wendy williams show." ♪ say it like you mean it feel it baby feel it ♪ >> announcer: now here's wendy! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: oh yeah. ♪ >> wendy: yes. thank you for watching. say hello to my co-host, my studio audience. let's get started. it's time for "hot topics." [ applause ]

jae crowder and derrick rose were sent to utah in a three team trade.humpert goes to sacramento and dwayne wade is back with miami. the cavs add jordan clarkson, larry nance junior from the lakers... and george hill and rodney hood from utah the 49ers sign jimmy garoppolo to a five year deal worth 137-point-five million dollars... making him the highest paid player in n-f-l history. jimmy g.... the new face of the 49ers landed in the bay area a couple of hours ago he's expected to make 27-point-five per season... double of what tom brady is currently making. he will earn 74-million dollars in guaranteed money. tomorrow morning the team will hold a press conference. garoppolo's record- breaking contract eclipses matthew stafford's deal signed in august. this was the 49ers priority traded a second-round pick to the patriots for garropolo. the 26-year-a team that was 1-10... and led the niners to win their last five games. this now becomes a for many free the 49ers have their the future and cap space left. it was a party in philadelphia the eagles were cel

let's tap into the currency market with me now, simon derrick from bmy. good to see you.'ve seen the last couple of sessions in the dollar what key factors have driven it? was it at the back of this stronger than expected inflation data >> i think to a degree it was. maybe you're seeing a recovery in underlying markets. one thing that's become clear is that there's a high correlation between what's happening in underlying asset markets in the u.s. and what the dollar is doing. you can see the recovery in u.s. equities, if you see yields, they get a dollar coming back a bit. but i'm worried that what we've seen over the last week, perhaps no more than a correction. >> the broader relationship between u.s. bond yields and the dollar has not always been the relation shch you woulship you . >> over the course of the last decade, the currency trade where people saw high yields, and then the dollar tended to do well that relationship has flipped 180 degrees over the course of the last 12 months we can argue why that might be that shift starts about the time of the concerns abou

way to doylestown, flags on cars, flags on polls, signs, scarecrows, eagles fever never hotter for derrick morgan. >> the amount of traffic through the door, to our website, and on line, it has been like christmas on steroids times ten. >> morgan's doylestown store monkey's uncle trades in gear you can't get anywhere else because it comes from people you know. >> we're working with these local independent artist who is are coming one their own designs, printing them on their own, and we're the exclusive place that will carry some of their products. >> inside stuff you might not understand if you're from elsewhere, like this frankford and cottman shirt, epic. philly versus everybody, we all we god, all we need. twenty-two -- tutu's and headbands, makes and sells them. >> there are some headbands out there for eagles, but they weren't cute enough. so -- >> there we go. >> so we had to make them cuter ones. >> really no limit to what you can do to show love for your team in the off season. nearly a century old. read up on great 1940's teams, plus any nfl franchise worth its salt has a song or

work alongside his dad mark and brother at d and j mechanical, named after jonathan and his brother derrick always as glorious as being an olympian. >> i'm sure you can imagine job sites and things i won't talk about in the podium, putting in a water heater or toilet. i've been a licensed plumber since 2004. i'm a grinder. >> he mentioned to me afterwards, john, about some of the things he has had to encounter as a plumber. we will not speak of those things here but jonathan competes later today. let's hope he can go from plumber to olympic medalists. >> they are good people, coy. our congratulations to him. thanks, appreciate it. i do want to know something about shaun white, he did win a historic gold medal but it was surrounded by controversy. listen to how he responded to questions important questions about sexual harassment allegations made against him and settlements by the way from his past. listen. >> you know, honestly here to talk about the olympics not, you know, gossip, but i don't think so. i am who i am and i'm proud of who i am and my friends, you know, love me and vouch for

. >>> joining me now, paul callan, derrick raft, author of "threatmaker," and cnn's shimon prokupecz with us. one lesson and observation here, the lesson, don't lie to special counselor robert mueller, he's coming after you. and number two, this seems to be all roads lead to paul manafort. >> it does seem to be. two roads. one is paul manafort, and the other is the general subject of money laundering, always a worry to the trump administration and the trump organization. is he going to cross that red line and start looking at money laundering. in this particular case, manafort had a relationship with the ukrainian government, and this lawyer was doing work for the ukrainian government. so that's the link and he'll try to turn this witness against gates, against manafort, and possibly against others. >> by all accounts, he's pleading guilty. this isn't an indictment, it is an information, which means he's cooperating. you've written extensively about the scope now. what appears to be -- i don't know if it is expanding, but just a very large scope of the robert mueller investigation. w

i have with me derrick kahn undersecretary of policy and jim ray, the senior adviser to the secretarynfrastructure. they're here because of this gift. and so let me proceed. as many of you have heard yesterday, 12 federal agencies have been working with the white house on the comprehensive infrastructure proposal that the president announced yesterday. transportation is one component. the proposal also includes energy, drinking and waste water, broad band an veterans hospitals as well. the goal of the president's proposal is to stimulate at least $1.5 trillion in infrastructure investment, which includes a minimum of $200 billion in direct federal funding and a key element to empower decision making at the state and the local level because state and local officials know best the infrastructure needs of their communities. many of you know that the principles are behind this. and so i wanted to reiterate some of the principles. the principles behind this proposal are, one, to use federal dollars as seed money to encourage infrastructure investments by the state, locality and the private

. >> that was written by derrick, who was the assistant secretary of defense under president obama.rk for richard hol brook. his point was kind of the same. he's been to many military ceremonies but there are politics involved in this and probably won't be a great political moment for the president and for the democrats or others who want to oppose it, why give it to him? you know in his words he thinks the president will try to make this into a divisive issue, either you support my parade or if you don't, or treasonous, like the people that wouldn't applaud at the lines in the state of the union address. >> your colleague wrote at the very end, the danger is this parade becomes yet another way for trump and supporters to use the military to divide the country, those that support it being seen as patriotic and those who don't as being un-american. it it's sowing division. >> a lot of folks are afraid could happen but you don't know. you could throw a parade and it could be treated respectfully but to get to that point there's a long way to go. even at the pentagon this week they wer

back and forth from administration to administration and have actually within administrations and derrick makes this point. they're undivided, uncertain, inconsistent. did we pivot to asia? did we not pivot to asia? i think building a consistent staffing structure and a set of institutional priorities that can back up the policies you're pursuing is absolutely essential. the point of the more recent book on the presidency is presidents take on policymaking themselves and policy implementing themselves and it never works. it never works. so we are doing exactly the wrong things today. i want to be on record about that. without a word of donald trump. we are doing the wrong things today. we need more dip pllomats, not less. we need more area experts, not less. and we need to be talking more, not less. and i don't mean at the presidential or white house level. let me make this as clear as i can. white house policymaking is doomed to failure. foreign policy must be made in an interagency framework and must involve the state department and the defense department and the nse and no substitute f

at part of the deal, the cavs traded derrick rose and jae crowder to the cavs and received schumpertith joe johnson of the cavs. finally, the cavs dealt dwyane wade back to miami for a protected second round pick. lebron showed his love for wade in an instagram pick saying he is truly happy for him. the pistons acquired jameer nelson from the bulls and james ennis from the grizzlies. the knicks acquired emanuel mudiay and it included the mavericks in that deal. the pelicans traded daunte cunningham to the nets. one more note here, be sure to tune in to the opening ceremony of the 2018 winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea. the coverage begins at 6:30 p.m. eastern time and can be streamed live on nbcolympics.com. go team usa. >> i'm so excited to watch the opening ceremonies, i have to say. and quite a day for philadelphia. congratulations to all the eagles fans out there. thanks, louis. >>> still ahead, the house is still voting right now on the budget deal. we'll have the very latest as soon as the voting is finished. >>> plus, the latest on the fallout for chief of staff john

the jazz will recieve jae crowder and derrick rose moments later...ng him back to miami. warriors forward, draymond green during shootaround shared his shootaround green during draymond forward, warriors forward, draymond green during shootaround shared his thoughts on all the cavs moves. all the cavs thoughts on shared his shootaround green during draymond forward, draymond green during shared his thoughts on all the cavs moves. <> meanwhile the warriors could be in the running to sign forward, joe johnson. according to yahoo sports... golden state and boston are favorties to adding the seven-time all star after he secures a buyout from sacramento. the other teams interested in signing him are houston and oklahoma city. johnson has only played 32 after dealing with a wrist injury. the warriors would add another weapon to their roster speaking of draymong green... the n-b-a fined him 50-thousand dollars for using language towards an official tuiesday night against oklahoma city. draymond was elbowed in quarter. he complained to lauren holtkamp for not

two current members of the philadelphia city council, derrick green and shirrell parker and the late judge calendar calendar numberons all served as members of her staff. counselwoman marion tasco's lifetime of service has been the subject of commendation. she has received a notable list of awards and honors, including the honorary doctor of laws degree from lincoln university, her years of work to improve the city of philadelphia resulted in a lifetime appointment to the board of directors for the board of city trust. the philadelphia cultural fund and the pennsylvania convention center authority board, just to name a few. for her advocacy on behalf of behavioral health programs and work to push local health care reforms, the former lindley court senior living apartments were renamed in her honor. marion tasco has spent the better part of her life working to improve her community, and she has inspired the next generation of public servants. as we celebrate this black history month, we honor those who have made a real commitment to serve others. marion tasco has always honored that c