sixty five years of international journalism deutch of ela celebrated its birthday with an official ceremony in berlin the guest of honor german chancellor angela merkel she was welcomed by director general pater limburg . numerous parliamentarians from all parties attended the festivities at the german parliament's polypill house. it signified the high esteem policymakers hold for the diverse workforce at germany's international broadcaster and in an era of fake news acknowledgement of the importance of independent journalism like what deutsche avila pursues in thirty languages now more than ever. well that's up for gonzales dance and that's why people watch and need our international broadcast but not just for that reason we also sense a growing interest in germany and europe germany is generally valued as a reliable partner in the world and many people want to know what we think care in germany and europe what goes on here and how we live in a european perspective on global events is one of the tasks that will soon become more important than ever before especially after britain leaves the

she has been married to director howard deutch was oncen gauged to quaid. >> i said he was difficult.d was a much more stable dude. >> this year narks 35th anniversary of jaws 3-d. what do you remember most snnt i had lied and said i acted more than i had. >> you told me to lie on my first resume. >>> me, too. >> it worked. >> all three are working together in the new dramedy, "the year of spectacular men." lea directed and co-stars with her daughters. the journey to find mr. right with motherly advice. >> you wrote a role for me as your mother. and for zoey. >> my name is zoey. i came out of you. you held fe heme for so long in stomach. >> call it mom my director brain. >> you gave me the confidence. >> i think it's beautiful. >> beautiful. and also a little too honest. >> what's your most vivid memory of being wild? >> well, there was a whole streaking time, you know. in the '70s. >> cut! cut! >> i have a feeling lea might get grounded when she goes home. she's starring in a modern retelling of "little women." that hits theaters on september 28th. >>> when we come back, how does chr

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donny deutch is -- >> yeah, that liberal michael hayden, yeah, that screaming liberal michael hayden. >> you're out of your cotton picking mind. >> cotton picking mind? >> you guys are out of your minds. >> brother, let me tell you something, i got some -- i got some relatives who pick cotton, and i'm not going to sit here and allow you -- >> this is ridiculous. >> now, bossie later apologized for saying cotton picking mind and said he should have chosen his words more carefully. fox news also released a statement calling the outburst deeply offensive and wholly inappropriate. >>> well, hours before his funeral we're hearing from the parents of the teen shot and killed by police in east pittsburgh. antwon rose's mother and father spoke exclusively with abc news, and they say they want their son back and their killer punished. >> i miss my baby. >> reporter: this morning the words of the grieving mother and father of antwon rose. >> every time you turn on the tv, there's a young african-american male shot by the police. and you say, i feel sorry for them. the them is me. the them is hi

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deutch, is recognized for one minute. mr. deutch: thank you, mr. speaker. i am proud to welcome my constituent, pastor eddie bevill, to offer the opening prayer today. founding pastor of parkridge church in coral springs, florida, where he's served since 1992. pastor's leadership has 10 years on the florida baptist state board of missions as well as the gulf stream baptist commission in broward county, florida. he's a pillar of our community. after the shooting at stoneman douglas high school, our community was gripped by pain, confusion, frustration, anger. in the moments, he's offered a voice of peace, arms of comfort and guiding hand to surviving students, teachers, others in our community. at a time when it was so easy to be lost in despair, our community has been so fortunate to have him lead us toward a place of hope and someas. he's joined here today by his wife, laura. they have been married since 1988 and have four children. i know my wife, jill, joins me in welcoming laura today in support of eddie as he offers the opening prayer. i yield back. th

citigroup got an upgrade over at deutch bank and we'll get the stress test results. expecting very good results on the stress test and return more money and more buy backs and dividend raises for most of these companies. banks are up 2% and this so far one of the better weeks they had. melissa is right, if you look at the historic high list talking about big parts of the market the russell, nasdaq, s&p midcap and the russell which doesn't get a lot of attention because it's small companies all at historic highs today we're continuing to get nice rotation one group moves down another group moves in >> bob, thank you very much. >>> the dow on pace for the worst month in three months but russell and nasdaq and could tech and small caps be the area of the market to be in if tariff tensions continue to cause volatility let's bring in chief investment manager. guys good to have you on the set today. kevin, i'll go to you first. bob uses the word upward bias in the market do you still feel that way the trend is still in tact >> i think more upside potential for stocks in th

. >> we did get an upgrade of citi out of deutch.y go to buy arguing shares are down 17% from january. lagging peers by nine. michael, sort of takes us quickly to c-car which has been argued by some as potential positive catalyst for financials in the next few weeks. >> i'm sorry, what's the question >> i wondered whether some of these results may lift some of the burden that financials have borne over the last month or two. >> it certainly wouldn't hurt. we do think the deregulation theme from a policy perspective is perhaps a little bit overstated so the financials, the exception to the rule. if you look at the deregulation processes in play and various other industries, the average rewriting of a rule takes four years. so i think it's sort of -- we're getting ahead of ourselves if we bake it in across the market >> when you say u.s. public policy is at the risk of moving from a tail wind to a headwind, what sorts of policies are you looking for that could be those types of policies? >> we're trying to account for the total body of

enough with the political .ostagetaking already ted deutch, a democrat from florida tweeting about theresident, to it is the democrats fault when it comes to the childhood separation issue. he says 230 five republicans in the house, 51 in the senate, let's be clear about something, our current immigration crisis is it about democrats. a couple of treats from roger williams, republican from texas saying by definition, illegal immigrants are criminals. hhs is working hard to find a parent, relative or foster home to care for these children. house democrats have repeatedly shot down immigration reform attempts that would fix the separation of children from their parents. the department of justice is enforcing the laws that are in place right now. my colleagues and i desperately want to change the immigration system, but we cannot do it without democrats on board. those are just a few tweets on the immigration front this week. you a few other headlines this morning that americans are waking up to around the country. this is the front page of the washington post. bove the fold here, stories

deutch: in the past 72 hours, 97 people were kill and 10 people injured by gun violence. summer research won't provide relief to the family whors still grieving the loss of their children. their loved ones. earlier this month, four stoneman douglas seniors were honored with degrees they earned but never received because they were murdered in their school. their parents and siblings walked on that stage instead. it shouldn't have been this way. it's time for this house to act on gun violence. bring up the bipartisan bills on universal background checks. banning bump stocks. gun violence restraining orders. we cannot wait until the school bell rings again. this fall. we have to act now. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has ecks pyre. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the jell is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today i want to honor the

deutch: roughly 31 million americans live with kidney disease, and three in every 100,000 people suffered from the syndrome. the syndrome is not a disease but an umbrella term. this is the only organization committed exclusively to supporting research and finding the cause of the kidney disease focal segmental scler row sess or fsgs and the syndrome. i'm proud of the work of this organization and their leader. the president and founder and constituent of mine. in 1999, doctor smoke letter launched the foundation inspired by his son matthew who was diagnosed when he was 113407b9s old. he has since dedicated himself to the fulfillment of the foundation's mission to find the fsgs. and cure for support robust fsgs. mr. speaker, i call on all of our colleagues to recognize and support the goals of this important organization funding research at n.i.h. to help find a fuhr for fsgs and the syndrome. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon seek recognition? mr. walden: mr. speaker, i rise and ask unanimous consent that all mem

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der and deutch bank. banks headquartered abroad but abusing the public trust in this company, have been fined in the past. the federal reserve vice chair who once was in the bush administration and prediction after prediction missed the implosion of the economy in 2007 and 2008, he wants to loosen the rules on foreign banks. -- on foreign megabanks. i don't even understand the logic let alone the sensibleness of it. and now today we've learned that mick mulvaney is continuing his systematic dismantling of the consumer protection bureau by dismantling -- by disbanding the consumer advisory board. it is a board of 25 advocates for american consumers and industry experts. it's required by law to meet twice a year. again, required by law to meet twice a year. but mulvaney now says they won't hold any meetings -- not today, not tomorrow, not next week, not next month, period. when they were supposed to meet with mulvaney to advocate for american consumers, done with that, i guess. not ever until mulvaney repla