we don't haveon the full picture is because not all states are participating. the second reason is because the reimbursement rates are pretty low. federallates to the level we have a pretty good idea because those numbers tend to be. host: why did you decide to do this report? asked by three congress persons. senator chuck grassley, representative steve king and examine this to information. gao has done this report a few times. about every five to seven years we will of take the review. part of what we were doing this time is to examine the change over time. when i talk about the federal population in our study we were looking at from 2011 to 2016. when i talk about the state population we are looking at 2010 to 2015. those pickup from the last report. report we issued was in 2011. host: what happens to criminal aliens after they serve their time in u.s. prisons? are they deported? guest: some of them can be. not all. that's the fourth objective in whateport where we look at the experiences are for the criminal alien after incarceration. some may be removable.

when i was offered my first i haveon, i said no, and been working for 14 years.e first time i was asked to manage one person, and i said no because i did not think i was good enough. i just look back and hardly recognize that young woman. i don't really recognize her now. i thought, what was wrong with her? i did actually get to my firm, to my employer. they did rescue me and give me that confidence, but i do look back and say why didn't you start earlier, inga? now i have had such a wonderful career, i've never had any regrets. francine: because of the politics we are living through, varies western leaders and is it up to private individuals and private companies to promote lgbt?ity more and promote inga:inga: there is a bit of a void at the moment in terms of unified messages coming out from governments and nations in many parts of the world at the moment. this does seem to need businesses to step into that void. it is almost an expectation of the younger generation these days. they see businesses as having much more of a role to play. and absolutely in promoti

the man suspected of killing his pregnant wife and two young dogs may haveone sonside their coloradohis is a stunning reversal for christopher watts who from worried husbando accus killer. the world watched earlier this week as he f pleaded help finding his wife and daughters celeste andll be tonight he's being held without bail. a source tells nbc's denver affiliate watts confessed to the crime. osecutors say they believe that watts killed his wife and daughters inside that family home but they did not give a motive. >> it makes us angry that she wasn't able to get help because that's what i think she -- there was somhing going on, and no one knew about it. >> this evening investigatorsod found thes of the 3 and 4-year-old girls near where their mother wasiscovered earlier today. all three of them were dumped on the property of e oilompany where christopher watts worked. atts ompany fired wednesday but haven't said exactly why. he'll be back in court tuesday to be formally charged. back to you. >> thank you. >>> policte arr a local mantied to a controversial church on child sex abus

to haveoned men seem quickly sized him up as an overeager green recruit. heard peoplee had speaking against him. if you are thinking of frank burns, you are on the right page. soon after his enlistment, he complained the menus unpleasant words against him and noticed conflicted feelings as he described it. his isolation was complete. he had just moved into his own quarters only to return to his room to find all of the windows anded tight with rubbish rugged benches and chairs. -- broken benches and chairs. he dismissed it as an initiation. he had been with the 17th nearly a year with his comrades dropped all that trash on his bed. military life and found him. it left him feeling alone and isolated. it did not help that he did not participate in the culture of the camp or join with them in sin and wickedness. it's no wonder that comstock chose not to attend the reunion of the 17th in 1884 when the survivors dedicated this monument at gettysburg. brother --stock path comstock's brother was engaged -- engraved. he contributed money, but did not attend. if you

we don't haveon the full picture is because not all states are participating.he second reason is because the reimbursement rates are pretty low. federallates to the level we have a pretty good idea because those numbers tend to be. host: why did you decide to do this report? asked by three congress persons. senator chuck grassley, representative steve king and examine this to information. gao has done this report a few times. about every five to seven years we will of take the review. part of what we were doing this time is to examine the change over time. when i talk about the federal population in our study we were looking at from 2011 to 2016. when i talk about the state population we are looking at 2010 to 2015. those pickup from the last report. report we issued was in 2011. host: what happens to criminal aliens after they serve their time in u.s. prisons? are they deported? guest: some of them can be. not all. that's the fourth objective in whateport where we look at the experiences are for the criminal alien after incarceration. some may be removable. so

on what i haveon talked about a few times before.em is come volatility has exploded for emerging-market assets. thatan see how that shows volatility and emerging-market has climbed to the highest since the crisis. that is coinciding with the breakdown in performance for emerging-market stocks. emerging markets are supposed to be high risk, high reward. that means that they are particularly sensitive to , that willbecause fade into the adjusted returns. as long as, volatility remains high, that emerging-market assets will remain under pressure. rami: interesting that the rally we are saying come after week china data all missing estimates. what is going to be the biggest driver of short-term sentiment now? >> garfield: for china in particular, it depends on what the authorities do. we had a slew of easing measures in july. they have not really come to have much of an impact that is oh so far. with the data shows is how much those easing measures were greaternd how they need follow-through in order to help that sentiment turned. asia m

american history in so far that the people that were alive during the subsequent government would haveonsertently adopted a lot of the traits that we might otherwise regard as conspiratorial, and made it into the mainstream discussions of this. the oliver stone film presented a varied case for the jfk assassination. it is probably the exceptional case for its ability to be a long conspiracy with the american public. question.current asked this question for decades and that is a stubbornly consistent theory. host: joe from building at, republican line. --joe from building pennsylvania, republican line. you are saying that everybody is talking about a conspiracy three but since donald trump has been in office, is exposing senators using taxpayer money to settle secret lawsuits that nobody knew about. also, the budget. no one is willing to trim the f at. know, it just seems the fbi not turning over documents. does that not seem like there is some secret government? joe, do you believe there is a secret government as you described it, and those things you just tell us as fact or are there oth