. >> the majority leader hases the floor. i moved to conquer the house amendment to 195 with a a furthr amendment. theprr: clerk will report. >> moves to conquer and the senate amendment hr 195 with an amendment numbered 1903. >> i ask the reading to be dispensed with. >> without objection. >> is there a sufficient second? >> i have a second amendment at the desk. >> the clerk will report. >> the senator from kentucky on amendment number 1904 to 1903. >> i ask the reading be dispensed with. >> without objection. i moved to refer 1952 the committee on appropriations for the report the clerk will report.r. >> the senator from kentucky. the house message on hr 1952 the committee on appropriations to report back with instructions being amendment number 1905. >> is there a sufficient second >> i have an amendment to the instructions. >> the clerk will report. >> the senator from kentucky proposes an amendmentd of 1906 o the instruction of the motion to refer 195 to the committee on appropriations. i ask the reading be dispensed wi

. >> see what else he hases to say that has her dancing in circles. >> i know! >>> quiet moments on the streets of lima, peru, this woman walking home from work, down the sidewalk here when suddenly, look out. >> whoa! it took her out. >> yep, she was not able to get out of the way of that out of control car. she clearly heard it. here is the reverse angle. see where she goes flying through the air and lands on the roof the car. >> the car caught her. actually may have saved her from other injury. >> however, you guys i think will be shocked to see that woman here in the hospital recovering from her injuries, somehow she's awake conscious and talking, her name is sandra lopez and she has a broken knee and other injuries. police caught one oner. who claims he was the driver. they've given himalyzer and said he was completely sober. some witnesses say there may have been another person in the vehicle who was the driver. >> they swapped out. >> could be. that's what police are looking into now. here we are in russia, a dash cam and it's stopped behind a few other c

the fdny hases a fire safety learning center. it has fire safety education program and a whole website. fdny. org. the fdny foundation wans that. it has videos and informational interviews with different people in order to teach new yorkers to be safe when it comes to fires. bill: thank you, john. appreciate. plots' bring the a plus panel to break this down. hear this in the fire safety and the closing. all of that. all i hear as a kid is playing with a stove. to me, neighbors should be outraged and angry. the mother should be accountable to this. reporter: it is hor rough, tragic accident. if i lost one of my loved once in the fire. i would be angry at the mother, too. it is incredibly irresponsible to leave your child playing with the stove while you are taking a child. if you can't be with your kid all the time. there is childproof knobs that go over the stove or. bill: teach your kids the most effective tools is smacking the han when they touch the stove and they learn. at some point, the kid could be out of sight. >> i am a

hase has ordered -- france ordered asset freezes over 25 individuals and groups inspected of helping serious use of chemical weapons. >> for more, i am joined by benjamin. a senior fellow at the foundation of strategic research , specializing in weapons of mass destruction and you were at an earlier presentation today concerning this meeting. what do you hope will come out of today? >> the things are simple, we thought that chemical weapons had disappeared from the battlefield since the end of the 1990's. it appears that is not the case. not the case in syria or in sudan, or in malaysia. so, what about the non-use or what we thought would be e a taboo. the norm is any process of weakening. the french initiative is to remember that perpetrators of chemical attacks wherever they be far to be -- are to responsible for their deeds. the whole purpose is to create a states inp of willing order to blame and shame organizations, entities, or individuals being convinced to program, orhemical a chemical attack, in order, in the future, we do hope, that it can deter individuals to be a part of

. >> see what else he hases to say that has her dancing in circles. >> i know! >>> quiet moments on the streets of lima, peru, this woman walking home from work, down the sidewalk here when suddenly, look out. >> whoa! it took her out. >> yep, she was not able to get out of the way of that out of control car. she clearly heard it. here is the reverse angle. see where she goes flying through the air and lands on the roof the car. >> the car caught her. actually may have saved her from other injury. >> however, you guys i think will be shocked to see that woman here in the hospital recovering from her injuries, somehow she's awake conscious and talking, her name is sandra lopez and she has a broken knee and other injuries. police caught one oner. who claims he was the driver. they've given himalyzer and said he was completely sober. some witnesses say there may have been another person in the vehicle who was the driver. >> they swapped out. >> could be. that's what police are looking into now. here we are in russia, a dash cam and it's stopped behind a few other c

it hase switch out, but been a positive start to the trading week.equity momentum does not seem to show signs of slowing down. >> not just yet. let's see how long that lasts. vigorous debates going on. saudi aramco is joining some of the kingdom's biggest companies in offering a cost-of-living workers, just over $5,000. it used to be a given that bonuses would trigger frenzied buying, but that did not happen sunday. they were net sellers of stocks. if you look at a longer time what happenss see in terms of positioning and the outlook for earnings. guest. us now is our good to have you back. there is not a week that does not go by without exciting news. now a shellshocked argument for analyst. this is how saudi equities have been performing when it comes to positioning in the market. our clients can pull this up on their bloomberg. 702, saudi individuals have been offloading stocks and individuals have been adding two positions. we did not see a huge spike in saudi stocks. what is going on here?how will it impact the market ? >> what is happening in s

what his views are, what kind of a deal he wants, what he's put on the table, what senator schumer hase for the democrats to blame the republicans. >republicans.>> tonight is a goo that. >> and he's going to be stuck there any way. >> no mar-a-lago. charles: no mar-a-lago. celebrating his one year next weekend, i guess. what do you think, though. everyone has talked this week. i've heard more about the blame game than the issues themselves. i feel like it's ridiculous. in 2001 we had 21 that, five thr before that, four the year before that. they're so common place right now. i don't think anybody takes them seriously. i'm shocked that republicans haven't taken a harder line. >> i mean this is a sign of a dysfunctional government top to bottom. but what you're seeing play out is that the democrats want the republicans to be held to blame. republicans have offered them reasonable and generous compromises and democrats don't want them. the dreamers is a talking point and they want to pin the shutdown on republicans. so far it's working. if you look at the wbs abc poll, by a 20% margin the

hase know plenty because he had to detail some of them. a complicated series of transactions. , galaxy digital lp, is going to buy a canadian startup called first point capital. then it is going to do a reverse takeover of a canadian shell company. then it is going to use that entity to raise $200 million in a private placement. finally, it is going to start trading in toronto on the tsx venture exchange. this will be a publicly traded merchant bank specializing in cryptocurrencies and blockchain ventures. emily: it all sounds very highly orchestrated. is it something he can call off? >> whether he can pull it off is something we have to see. it does depend on the enthusiasm for bitcoin. it depends on how much investors , how much confidence investors have in novogratz. he had a record as a macro trader. for many years, he was very successful. years, thel two macro fund that he was running lost a ton of money and had to be liquidated. that wasn't a particularly good and point for him, but he does have a reputation, and he's been a very sav

hasing with geopolitics been an incredible way to get involved in some of the best events georgetown has to offer. you certainly don't get opportunities like this at other schools. now for the guests and you are all here for. madeleine albright was secretary thetate from 1997-2001, first woman to hold the position, and at the time, the highest-ranking woman in government. received the presidential medal of freedom from president obama and 2012. today, she is the chair of albright capital management. she is also a professor of diplomacy here at georgetown. five new york times bestsellers, she is currently working on her next : a warning," that will be published in september. has focused onlo the environment, drug policy, elections, and democracy. currently, he is the director of the yale center. he has received many honors over the years including decorations from the governments of 32 countries and the franklin d roosevelt freedom from fear award. published four edited volumes in the past year, including his most recent, "africa at a fork in the road." before joining the state depart

. >> reporter: it hased.eratures midnight, we were sitting at 61 de numbers how quickly thpping. 11:00 a.m. 41 degrees. in philadelphia. 1 in the and -- 13 in allentown, minus 9 in the poconos. 30s today and windchills in the teens brisk and cold tomorrow 37. >> for the good news, chris. we'll be back in 30 minutes stay tuned for "good morning america." >>> hey, welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning.the growing outr alleged poe faine comments about countries that send us immigrants including haiti and many countries in africa. republicans and democrats weighing in this morning. some now questioning whether derail a compromise on america's immigration laws. >>> also right now work requirement. kentucky has become the first state in the country where some medicaid recipients will have to work in order to keep health care benefits, that work entailing 80 hours per month of comm the move could also cause tens health coverage. nearly 1.5 kentuckians rely on federally funded health care. >>> and 100% containe

there is existing housing on most of the lots and a new housing or new building hases to be looked at in terms of, a, are there existing tenants that are going to be displaced, that one that i talked about was also shadows and removal of existing tenants. the staff has to do a more thorough job. and not just dump it all on, oh, we can go and have a design consultation with the staff. i'm seeing a lot of deficiencies in the communications. whoever is doing your graphics should go back to school and learn how to communicate to people. you don't have white on pastel and you -- [bell ringing] and you really have to pay attention to tenants and shadows. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please, ms. gallagher. >> commissioners, good afternoon and happy new year. for your record, mary gallagher. in some prior administrations, there was a general rule that if the commission wanted something done in between the regular budget cycle that wasn't already in the approved work programme, and it was going to take a threshhold of certain amount of dollars, then that item would come back to the c

sender hatch has held office hase 1976 -- senator hatch held office since 1976 and will not seek reelectionthis could open for a move for mitt romney to submit his bed. -- his bid. reactll president trump with having to share washington with his old foe? give us the details on this. we were talking earlier about tensions between mitt romney and the president between the election campaign. would it really be a problem, going forward? mitt romney and president trump have been at loggerheads for several years now. republicans were urged to go to great lakes when it looked like it was all but certain to lock the nomination. lengths when it looked like it was all but certain to lock the republican nomination. republicans other to block trump's nomination, then. but then mitt romney changed his tune after president trump was elected. there was that famous photo of trump looking in the camera while mitt romney was at the table. i do think this is going to be an important angle. the president can be impulsive at times. if he feels that way, that romney is coming after him, there will be fireworks.

like he hase something against the poor. they want to give the tax breaks to the rich, i don't understand that. that's what i see on tv yesterday. the other thing i heard was that there were more whites that do than blacks but more blacks are locked up for it. host: let's go to elaine and missouri. caller: thank you so much. this is a wonderful program. say that the professor is hitting it on the nail and so was the commentator. i agree with both of their points of views. the professor is giving us the thatstics that illustrate we live in an oppressive society. and it's about economics. stood bys dr. king let's integrate, fine, but as soon as he talked economics, we see what happened. the economic picture has to be addressed. that trump believe is a racist, let them improve that minimum wage. if we don't believe donald trump a racist, let's address the electoral college. vote,s one person, one why should the most important be dictated by the electoral college? host: thank you very much. will the black employment rate improve

announcement coming days after three board members fol a leak of derogatory and sexist emails from sam hasing trending this morning more than 300 ton hollywood women plan to launch new initiative to fight sexual harassments across the u.s. workforce called times up. 15 million blan includes legal defense fund to provide support to women and men who were sexually har asd joshly judd, natalie portman and meryl streep are included. >> the national championship game, alabama essentially cruise todd 24-6 win over clemson in semi-final game and georgia oklahoma semi-final turned into distant classic and first time rose bowl fwheent over time. where georgia took it 54 to 48. national title game will be played at atlanta mercedes benz stadium next monday. >> all right. thank you maureen. >>> time now is 5 three weeks after release, "star wars" lasts jedi raked in more than $1 billion worldwide. that makes "the last jedi" biggest world wirld and biggest in the united states second only to predecessor star force "the force awa awakens". >> and the word dogo may become part of official language. right n

amd hases not seem that as many troubles because it is more than one flaw or ask -- or risk.china have written a column saying that china could be a winner out of this because they are trying hard to develop of fear andis kind uncertainty and doubts surrounding western chip technology helps elevate their position. within the country of not globally and they are trying desperately to get that business have spent a lot of money on it to try and catch up with the west. they have not done so so far. it may happen soon. any weakness even if it is a perceived weakness in intel would be good for china from a publicity point of view and nationalistic or patriotic anna: point of you as well. thank you very much. there. us let's switch our attention to things closer to home and the bigger picture around european equities. our guest is still with us. in terms of the equity space you think we are early in the economic cycle. how early? grace: europe has not grown in four to seven years and you look at the tricky macroeconomic climate and earnings until this time last year had been flatli

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. >> reporter: it sure looks like it fits, if you were h hasing by howard university do not be alarmedbehind me. it's clouds of steam that crews are actually using to fix the problem here a problem involving boilers and ruptured pipes due to cold and frigid temperatures. in fact, university administration says they discovered just yesterday that there was damage to many buildings and right now again crews have been here since we've been here this morning hoping to fix the problem a problem that howard university said will take several days to of things. last week this problem surfaced initially and the administration emailed students letting them know he about this and now within the last 4 hours they e ail mail the howard university faculty and staff and community and students let he can thoe them know chases will begin and 16, 2006. >> i'm not scared to be in my room but the showers are cold. i cannot take a shower in cold water. i don't know what to do. my friend is talking about a hoe 2e8 room to stay in. >> i don't know how cold it is i think it feel the same as outside. so i've b

hase minister turnbull revised what kind of country australia wants to be when queen elizabeth dies.vey saying australia needs and honest and open debate moving from a monarchy to a republic would higher changes to the constitution. whereby a president would replace queen as head of state and that would require a referendum. the last jedi is giving movie theaters and new hope for 2018. the latest chapter in the star wars saga was last year's top grossing film after pocketing another $68 million in north america over the holiday weekend. that takes the domestic total to $533 million, leading the mark set by disney's beauty and the beast. worldwide, it has pulled in more than $1 billion. day, byews 24 hours a more than 2700 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. haidi: has, thank you so much for that. let's take a look at how asian markets are warming up to the start of the new year. let's go to sophie with a look. wwe are using our wa into the year given largely some of these markets are not trading so far this year. sophie: we are slowly warming up. we have seen markets opening

hase is a problem the ecb in that they have got all kinds of different fiscal policies, different countriesrunning monetary policies for. there is not a consistent way you can see them escaped qe. the fed tapered easily to the u.s. economy looked like it had some sort of escape velocity. i don't see that yet in europe and that's my concern. anna: when the ecb looks at timing around moving away from qe, they don't want to talk about politics, but politics for 2017 was the big concern for many people. maybe the risks were overestimated, but is that going to be the case this year? you mentioned italy, does that hold more significance the markets are giving it right now? guest: it could and when you are hearing the italian opposition leaders, you are going into an election with a sickly for parties with roughly equal shares of the polls. give or take. are prettyo of those wild in terms of their negativity about the status quo. there are possible out comes that are destabilizing. it may turn out to be friends again. it may be business friendly, but it is highly uncertain and that is a big proble

we need to be able to make a clear rationale as to why we are focusing on that hase and not a longerriod of history. the nomination needs to describe the outstanding universal value in a way that meets criteria that looks beyond u.s. history alone and does not take for granted how it is viewed around the world. i think this, in terms of not taking it for granted, eeds to go beyond just celebrating this accomplishment of what happened as a result of the movement. it needs to be sensitive to how the movement itself was influenced by what was going on in other countries and how there was a reciprocal influence to other countries from the civil rights movement in the u.s. in relation, the nomination needs a detailed comparative analysis that looks at other places around the world with similar values ights movement in time and related to human rights movements or do you solve robben island and some of the other sites of conscience, and perhaps the women's suffrage movement. other social movements can be compared to the civil rights movement be a clear criteria to identify properties that

talk about the rise in oil. , it hase equity market had a magnificent change in equity market performanceat is because it took everyone by surprise. if you go back three months, four months, everyone thought oil prices would be contained. maybe below $55 for the better part of the next few years. the oil market has surprised on the upside, creating a big rotation in energy stocks, which now we see the downside of to because oil prices have sold off a little bit and energy stocks have sold off more, particularly relative to the s&p 500. that has in -- it has a significant impact on stocks and it is coming from come in the fall, we were surprised by the limited supply and now we are seeing may be there is some supply coming in the markets. there is a rational response to supply, which may be results and ultimately stuck in the range again. what equity investors have to consider, these companies are creating much more better earnings outlook and better progress on top and bottom line that in the last few years. if oil prices cannot sustain the upward direction, energy stocks cannot outperfor

she was freed after a lengthy hasing but many asked, how someone who have been a well-known figure inhe community and had lived an exemplary life could be dragged before a commissioner on what scantonly be considered, evidence. they could not even demonstrate that the woman in the hearing room was the same person who had fled the plantation. like the illegal immigrants was lived in this country many years and has established a life for their self and family, williams was still liable to be expelled. williams was fortunate. others were returned to slavery after similar years of freedom. another question raised by the williams case has a modern resonance. what's would have become of her children, all of whom were born in pennsylvania, had she been returned to maryland? would williams have been separated from her children? his wife maryn, and daughter caroline, were caught in columbia, pennsylvania, not long after the williams case and brought to a hearing in harrisburg where the commissioner ruled in favor of the claimant, even though as one report put it, the family child, bornsuckling

that has taken on different shades of flavors and different developing markets, like here in , it hased states contributed to social benefits. individuals who would otherwise be regulated to receiving those payments by check and dealing with check cashing agencies. those programs have been very successful and impactful. it is a good start and we know that others a lot more to do. in part, that is what i would like to talk to you about this afternoon. over the course of the last year or so, we spent a good amount of time in a number of cities across the country meeting with government officials and civic leaders, community leaders, religious leaders, nonprofit organizations, to understand in more detail, what the challenges are that these cities face. there were few in particular that seemed like areas that we can help. we heard repeatedly about the challenges of gig economy workers becoming increasingly prevalent in society. earning their living through piecemeal work like uber, left, airbnb. these people face unique challenges in managing their finances. i would summarize it as an unre

z hasee what george shult said about the quality of the foreign service and also what my other colleague had said about the impact of current decisions 10 years down the road. the statehink combinationeeds a of rethinking and reorganization sure weespect to make are used to dealing with strategy, because they have to have an ultimate objective. and so that the gun is -- the the gun is organized to make -- to pentagon is organized make decisions. the state department is more organized to have conversations. the various officials of the foreign service officers and their experience abroad much of the time have to deal with immediate, current problems, and so they have a tendency to look for the immediate solution and not so much for the strategic outcome. of course there are exceptions. i would think the reorganization of the state department that leads more systematically to consistent thinking and less preoccupation with the very immediate problem would be highly desirable. and it is no reflection on the people who are there now that has to do with the nature of foreign policy. would tha

. ♪ ♪ haslinda: -- union hase european come down hard on qualcomm.mpany -- the company $1.2 billion. qualcomm tries to fight off a takeover bid. united technologies also coming out with earnings this hour. they forecasted unadjusted earnings share for this year that missed estimates. they now see full-year adjusted sevengs per share to dollars and $.10. novartis expects to return to growth in 2018. novartis is counting on a new drugs, increased sales, to offset its decline in revenue. four bonusade up of cuts by --. the world's largest asset manager increased the size of pool.nus they have benefited from a global rise in stock prices. google has lobbied more than any other technology company. facebook spent more than $11 million. congress scrutinized both companies on charges that their platforms influenced presidential elections. with haslinda now amin. she has done so much in our coverage of the challenges in finance and economics across all of asia. she has an important avenue with the central bank leadership of with africa -- interview the centra

it hase ecb steps back, been the main bar in town.nce they are no longer on the table, maybe in 2019, i think that puts them outside. in a slightly broader sense to, the market is going to take its cue from fundamentals but also from how quickly central banks adjust. we saw a ripple through the bond market. those were on concerns of the japanese might be less committed to the target. i think that was a little bit of a warning that if the ecb or to taper sooner and contemplate a rate hike sooner, and the bank that'sn so reasons, really the trigger for a bigger adjustment. butjust in those markets all parts of the curve. francine: is that coordinated action or just the consequent of things? larry: highly unlikely. central banks court night very rarely and usually only in extreme situations. francine: thank you a much. you both stay with us. budget band-aid. republican leaders are set to discuss another spending bill as negotiations appeared deadlocked. bitcoins 2018 flag deepens. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: economics, politics, thi

floor hase on the been very different from we hear from you. are they on board with what you are working on a peer? ofthey are very much aware our meetings and our efforts. there will be members who will be going to talk to them and discuss possible options. ultimatelye that it's the decision of mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer how we proceed. we are not trying to preempt that. andre trying to be helpful show them there is a path forward, and that a substantial number of senators from both parties are eager to find that path. host: we are taking your calls on the washington journal on day three of the government shutdown. joseph is calling in from california. thank you for getting up early for us. caller: i just want to make it filibuster is the shutdown. thank you. host: wayne is in ohio on the line for republicans. caller: i am concerned about the impact on the morale of our men and women overseas. out are trying to figure how my going to get money to my family so they can start eating. taking care of all of the expenses of the household bac

like he hase something against the poor.want to give the tax breaks to the rich, i don't understand that. that's what i see on tv yesterday. the other thing i heard was that there were more whites that do than blacks but more blacks are locked up for it. host: let's go to elaine and missouri. caller: thank you so much. this is a wonderful program. say that the professor is hitting it on the nail and so was the commentator. i agree with both of their points of views. the professor is giving us the thatstics that illustrate we live in an oppressive society. and it's about economics. stood bys dr. king let's integrate, fine, but as soon as he talked economics, we see what happened. the economic picture has to be addressed. that trump believe is a racist, let them improve that minimum wage. if we don't believe donald trump a racist, let's address the electoral college. vote,s one person, one why should the most important be dictated by the electoral college? host: thank you very much. will the black employment rate improved? gue

i feel hasing that harmed her children severely, is the fact that they no longer see as wrong and rightsrong. this country was based on the pitbulls of god. now we -- principles of god. now we are not training our children in the way that they should go. many people say that if you spare the rod, you spoil the child. snapped the rod hated his son. but he who loveth himmel chastise him. that is a strong word to say that if you do not discipline your children, that you hate them. so the word -- means early. work andrained us to my first job, i was seven years old, as a paperboy. so we have gotten away from the system of the family. buying that people are things for these children, specifically these phones and things that they are buying these kids that costs hundreds or even thousands of dollars, these kids do not have anybody to teach them things. host: mary, an educator. caller: yes i am an educator and a parent. i agree about the problems, but i think maybe two of the solutions offered was conflict resolution. something children if happens in the classroom, talk to your teacher. then g