with like to know what business language you think would benefit from the dr seuss treatment.e promise no jargon here on business live. india has retained its crown as the fastest growing major economy in the world. economists are predicting indian economy grew by 7.1%, that's in the first three months of this year. but would be faster than china which is currently at 6.9%. the resilience of the indian economy will be welcome news for prime minister narendra modi following the country's landmark demonetisation programme. that was when — at the end of last year — the government removed around 86% of all banknotes from circulation in a bid to crackdown on corruption. it led to widespread disruption and queues outside banks and cashpoints, but the shock announcement seems to have had limited impact on growth. and there could be more good news for the indian economy next month when consumers will see major tax reforms. from july, all purchases will fall under a single "goods and services tax" and that's lower the average rate charged now. sameer hashmi has been following the story

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magazine had me on the cover as the grinch that stole christmas, and the following link i was the dr. seuss figure and on "newsweek," attacking -- that was before reverse born in, by the way. this is deeper, donald j. trump represents the end of their world. the people he was talking to -- in pennsylvania -- are people who really want to go back to core american values, they are fed up with the hollywood left, with left-wing academics brainwashing their children. they are fed up with "the new york times" and "washington post" and cbs and nbc and abc. they understand what the game is. the result is with trump having won the presidency, he is in position to pretty consistently move the country away from the left-wing values that hillary clinton and barack obama were trying to impose on all of us. that leads to what is a genuine cultural civil war. it's very real. it shows up in riots on campuses. they are deadly earnest. they want us to live a different life and impose their values on us. they are fully prepared to do anything they can to destroy trump in order to do that. >> sean: i was kind

. >> and which dr. seuss book will he choose to read if he doesn't like the way things are going.f to you, the most amazing thing about the congressional republicans is that the congressional democrats keep losing to them. and i think what he was trying to say there is the democrats were singing the good-bye song last night. everyone was saying the congressional republicans are in such big trouble. but do we really know that? because democrats have choen an enormous capacity over the eight years to lose to them. >> absolutely? in 2010, beginning over there, we don't know now if this will be a repeat of eight years ago. it feels like it at the moment, a narrow house vote on health care in a house that's controlled by the president and the white house. but we don't know if it is going to be the same. a couple senators i think who hold the cards to all this, susan collins from maine, it is the moderates, the senator from alaska so important to this process here. it is very tight, so they could not lose many year. the math is still uphill for democrats to win control of the house, tre

they never put their eyes on it so as far as we know, this could have been the collected works of dr. seuss. we also know there was reporting from "the washington post" prior to this and eight comey-trump meeting that the fbi reviewed michael flynn's calls with the russian ambassador and found nothing illicit pair the same article in january prior to the meeting, it said that general flynn was not under investigation. so i think that there is a lot of information we don't have that we need to collect before we make any of these judgments. >> that is exec levi we need an independent commission and a special prosecutor. >> special prosecutor is a different thing. >> i do know that which is why and putting them separately and for jim comey to testify publicly and release his mom most so we can see it. let me say something counterintuitive, this might be good for donald trump because if there is nothing there will learn that and the more transparent everyone is. >> jon: we are just getting worth of the senate judiciary committee is asking for any tapes that might exist from the white house and

she told the kids she likes tulips and roses and orchids and also gave out dr. seuss books. hospital she's visited overseas this week. she was at the vatican children's hospital too. >>> you'll soon see changes to airport security screening. >> one of the reasons more and more of us are trying to avoid paying increasing checked baggage fees. abc7 news reporter live for us at san jose mineta airport. >> reporter: the new screening procedure has to do with your carryon bag. now, at certain airports, the tsa is asking travelers to separate certain items. the "wall street journal" reports that the tsa is testing new procedures at security checkpoints. they include asking passengers to place all food or electronics larger than a cell phone in bins separately. officials say x-ray screeners need to be able to identify each item in carryon bags and they've had trouble doing that when passengers overload their carryon bags. the new procedure has the potential to slow down lines, especially because passengers aren't used to it. right now, it is not being tested at any of the bay area

. >> i am reminded by the great dr. seuss who wrote one of my favorite books of all time.book called "the lorax." it is our job, i believe here today, to speak for the trees, to speak for nature, to speak about god's great creation. >> senator deleon is the president pro tem of the senate and he also weighed in. >> the federal waters obviously belong to the people of california. although they may be federal. they belong to the people of california. >> and finally, the brevity award goes to senator henry stern. >> those of who you find solace sanctuary in our oceans, when you dive into those waters, you expect them to be blue and not black. as i am standing up today in support of sr 35. >> and the resolution was passed with only five no votes. >> actually somebody voted against -- no -- offshore drilling in california? that's pretty amazing. >> a couple of republicans and some of them say you know look we don't like to tell the president what to do but some of them said look we're kind of getting ahead of ousts here. the -- ourselves here. the order doesn't specifically cal

it's not about is there "there" there, a dr. seuss soliloquy, it's about whether or not their investigation is can complete yet, who did what, why did they do it and why is it important? there's the fact-finding of congress and the approximately investigation that will tell us, is there a problem, should there be an impeachment proceeding going on? we're not there because we haven't had the full opportunity for investigation. which is really the key to this entire thing. >> all of which is true certainly. but we do have a special counsel appointed. that's a big deal. barack obama went eight years without anything like this happening. this is 120 days. so, yes, impeachment is premature, but there is not just, you know, idle talk at this point. there is reason to be very concerned about the propriety of what went on thin this white house. >> i think before you can really have a fruitful discussion on impeachment and a removal of the president of the united states or know person, we have some deference we give to people who are not the p

being trapped in an elevator, having a mouse or rat in your house, that sounds a little more like dr. seuss. apologies for that. then the information processing regularity is the news. people will update much more reliably with that than bad news. with bad news, they will say that his noise. good news they would say okay. so, we know that there is a asymmetry in and it turns out they have neurological foundations. it is an identifiable part of the brain that blocks updating with respect to that is. and if you zap it, then the good news and bad news effect disappears. okay. so, what i was interested in and i am interested in is how this works for political information. so, here's what we did. we got the initial study which i will tell you about as it has been replicated with more people. we got basically 300 plus americans and recruited them and sort them out into three groups based on their answers to questions about the environment. strong climate change believers, weak climate change believers and moderate climate change believers. creative names. the data that we got is not surprising in