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and, you know, i didn't hess tachlt i said no. this is my job. you know, i can't do that. and i took them in. and but what i remember about that encounter is i remember asking their names. and i remember introducing myself to them. and i remember wanting to remember them because i had this connection and i wanted to hold them in my mind chb. i wanted that woman to be safe and for their child to be safe. and then a couple hours later, i went back out on patrol. i was sitting in my car. and i had completely forgotten their names. and the reason that encounter sticks with me so much is because i think that's the first step in the humanization is for getting what makes someone an individual. >> sunday night at 8 eastern on c-span q&a. >> this week education officials met for the council of chief state school officers legislative conference. in this portion of the conference, you'll hear from stephen prewett, the commissioner of the kentucky department of education. he talks about his personal experience with the school shooting in his state. he's followed by education official

today another oil company, hess, announced it would be purchasing back $1 billion of its stock by the end of the year. since the start of 2018, mr. president, just the last few months, the cumulative total of share buybacks has passed $200 billion. let me repeat that. $200 billion has been used for stock buybacks. the month of february set the one-month record for share buybacks, and analysts at j.p. morgan, hardly a liberal think tank, says, quote, we expect total buybacks in 2018 to surpass $800 billion, way up from the $530 billion of last year and demolishing 2007's all-time high that came in a bit below $700 billion. that's not chuck schumer or cpac -- not cpac. or any liberal think tanks. that's j.p. morgan chase. our poor republican friends. they hoped this tax bill would send them on a trajectory to win elections and by february the numbers are starting to turn against them again. look at the quinnipiac poll of yesterday. why? because as this tax bill plays out, what democrats said all along, the vast majority of the benefits are going to the wealthy, that it increases the def

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ilsight likes to leave hess mis. he does leave his mark. >> makes it easieror found him. >> he finds the top of the building, the construction crane. >> you're not getting help from the likes of the city. it's pretty dark up there, makes it dangerous. >> it's raining, the crane is wet, causing even more danger. natural light begins to come in, as the sun starts to rise on his day. >> wait, that can only mean there are more people starting to show up. >> yeah, i would imagine so, too but that's not his most immediate worry. >> guys, the crane is [ bleep ] broken. >> oh. >> how is he going to get back down? >> the ladder that he's climbing up is rusted through. he even questions his decision of being up there, but it stop him? >> oh my gosh, do not tell me he keeps going. >> of course. three points of contact, that's your safety net. gets to the top, of course, gets his selfie but keep in mind, this is just the half way point. you've gotten to the top, time to go back down, on his way down he does leave another calling

well i'm joined tonight from london by maximillian hess a political risk analyst for europe eurasia and that includes the former soviet union mr has welcome to the day if it does turn out that both sergey skip paul and his daughter have been targeted with this highly exotic and practically undetectable poison how probable would you say it is that this is a russian job well i would say right now obviously initial suspicions will fall upon moscow the incident involving i was on the think on more than a decade ago in britain it's not the only suspicious such incident that's occurred in europe or even in the united states however in britain there have been a number of such incidents most prominently the suspected poisoning of another former russian intelligence agent in the leaching and there are even been a number in the end i connected to chechen groups that formally fought against the government there so suspicions will certainly fall on moscow that obviously if there was a poison used there is extensive knowledge research on the russian use of such poison such assassinations but i would

the crash happened thursday morning on kirker pass road at hess road in concord.ers discovered an overturned s-u-v that went down an embankment. the five-year-old girl died at the scene. three other victims including a six-year-old boy, suffered minor injuries. ( marty ) that crash is renewing concerns over proper use of car seats, and the importance of following the law when it comes to child restraints. kron four's terisa estacio reports that chp officers often see children improperly buckled up, putting their lives at risk. (estacio reporting)officer custodio lopez, chp "if you see that belt rubbing on their neck and there is a crash and a stop, it could cut their neck. officer custodio lopez with the chp went over the critical points of using car seats and why the right seat, properly installed could be a matter of life or death for your child in a collision. lopez. this is a latch, sharks teeth, bolt it in here. officier lopez explains he has seen alot for example, check this out, if the retainer clip you see here is not at chest level then lopez. the little

slim republican majority, your vote will be key here and much needed if the president wants to got hessnew secretary of state nominee confirmed, mike pompeo. what do you need to hear from him to change your vote from a no to a yes yes? >> i've been very supportive. when it comes to foreign policy the thing i liked was on opposition to the iraq war. what i'm perplexed by he keeps nominating people around him on foreign policy who thought the iraq war was so good they want to have iran war now. i think the lesson of the iraq war was that there are unintended consequences from regime change, i don't think somebody being head of secretary of change wants regime change is a good thing. you really want a diplomat to be in charge of the state department not someone who is advocating for war, i can't vote for pompeo, on haspel, she over saw an illegal black ops operation in thailand that included torture. i don't think torture is what america is about. >> brennan: the c.i.a. is looking at declassifying the details of exactly what her job was. they have not confirmed that she ran that black site

on southbound kirker pass road at hess road in concord.there...officers leanred that a 2006 dodge suv...driven by a 27-year-old man... overturned and went down an embankment. a five-year-old girl...who was not secured in her safety seat... died at the scene. three other victims... including a six-year-old boy...suffered minor injuries. it is unknown what caused the crash. (vicki) that crash is now renewing the debate about car seats, and the importance to follow the letter of the law when it comes to child restraints.(grant) as kron four's terisa estacio reports, chp officers say they often see children improperly buckled up... putting their lives at risk. (estacio reporting)officer custodio lopez, chp "if you see that belt rubbing on their neck and there is a crash and a stop, it could cut their neck. officer custodio lopez with the chp went over the critical points of using car seats and why the right seat, properly installed could be a matter of life or death for your child in a collision. lopez. this is a latch, sharks teeth, bolt it i

i rise today to remember my neighbor and long-time friend, frankie hess. who formerly served as special assistant to the legendary new york state assembly member who for many years chaired the prestigious ways and means committee. mr. espaillat: frank was known for his cowboy hats and brutal honesty. he devoted his life to public service and spent almost 30 years in government. he was a devoted godfather, uncle, fatherly figure to anyone in the community who knew him. he once called 20 stores for two hours to try to find a pair of shoes for his niece. frank was a devoted person to his family and his community. through his lifetime devotion to public service, he made sure washington heights was the better place for all of us. frank could accomplish anything he set his mind to and can unite different groups of people despite any racial, ethnic or religious differences. he lived his life demonstrating what it means to be a contributing citizen and to serve as a role model for those that -- those like myself, who are fortunate to know him. i will miss frankie

on southbound kirker pass road, at hess road, in concord. there...ned that a 2006 dodge s-u-v ... driven by a 27-year-old man ... overturned and went down an embankment. a five- year- old girl ... who was not secured in her safety seat ... died at the scene. three other victims ... including a six-year-old boy ... suffered minor injuries. it is unknown what caused the crash... (steve) that crash is now renewing concerns over proper use of car seats, and the importance of following the law when it comes to child restraints. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, chp officers say they often see children improperly buckled up... putting their lives at risk. (estacio reporting)officer custodio lopez, chp "if you see that belt rubbing on their neck and there is a crash and a stop, it could cut their neck. officer custodio lopez with the chp went over the critical points of using car seats and why the right seat, properly installed could be a matter of life or death for your child in a collision. lopez. this is a latch, sharks teeth, bolt it in here. offic

he said he wanted to tell hess story, hoping to inspired other male victims to come forward. >> if i can help end the stigma that guys can't be sexually abused, you know, and take that angle, then that's a victory for me. >> is now sues natser is a civil suit. he's expected to spend the rest of his life in prison. he stands accused of assaulting hundreds more. >> another major winter storm is moving into you're area. all new at 5:45, we'll tell you what is closed and what's running on a storm schedule. >>> the shovels here have been restocked at a local hardware store. coming up, how people are preparing for the winter storm. sfloo new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of

on southbound kirker pass road at hess road in concord.ficers leanred that a 2006 dodge suv...driven by a 27-year-old man... overturned and went down an embankment. a five-year-old girl...who was not secured in her safety seat... died at the scene. three other victims... including a six-year-old boy...suffered minor injuries. ma (steve) that crash is now renewing concerns over proper use of car seats, and the importance of following the law when it comes to child restraints. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, chp officers say they often see children improperly buckled up... putting their lives at risk. (estacio reporting)officer custodio lopez, chp "if you see that belt rubbing on their neck and there is a crash and a stop, it could cut their neck. officer custodio lopez with the chp went over the critical points of using car seats and why the right seat, properly installed could be a matter of life or death for your child in a collision. lopez. this is a latch, sharks teeth, bolt it in here. officier lopez explains he has seen alot fo

hess the second most powerful person in north korea and she is seen as the catalyst for so much of thesecent diplomatic breakthroughs given her visit to the winter olympics and her meetings with moon jae-in. >> we should find out sooner rather than later who was on that train. brian, thanks very much for that report. >>> coming up, president trump is rarely silent about anything, so why is he keeping quiet about stormy daniels? and he's taking action against russia but why isn't he talking about it? the white house tries to come up with answers. wow. yeah. not getting in today. terminix. defenders of home. vof hundreds of families, he'se hmost proud of the one the heads he's kept over his own. brand vo: get paid twice as fast with quickbooks smart invoicing. quickbooks. backing you. is america's number-one you kmotorcycle insurer. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we diget an early start! took the kids to soccer practice. you want me to jump that cactus? all right. a

charge or a vast narrative that mueller is putting together of a coverup and quote collusion that hesshe said i can shoot somebody and walk down fifth avenue, trump once said, perhaps his base is so cultish, so willing to go along with their belief in him and his dem goingry and authoritarianism i would add that they are his insurance policy ultimately. we are in a real cold civil war in this country. >> if they do, it's more about them than about donald trump. does this impact whether president trump will sit down with mueller because he has said he wants to, do you think it makes it more or less likely? >> well, i think the fitting of his legal representation may make it more likely that he's going to have to sit down and mueller will make that decision, not donald trump. he has one option if he doesn't want to testify. that's the fifth amendment. if he tells him he's going to take the fifth, it's certainly going to be a political disaster for him. but other than firing as carl suggested, he doesn't have a lot of options at this point that those somebodys are real. they can resolve t

on southbound kirker pass road at hess road in concord....officers leanred that a 2006 dodge suv...driven by a 27-year-old man... overturned and went down an embankment. a five-year-old girl...who was not secured in her safety seat... died at the scene. three other victims... including a six-year-old boy...suffered minor injuries. it is unknown what caused the crash... (vicki) that crash is now renewing concerns over proper use of car seats, and the importance of following the law when it comes to child restraints.(grant) as kron four's terisa estacio reports, chp officers say they often see children improperly buckled up... putting their lives at risk. (estacio reporting)officer custodio lopez, chp "if you see that belt rubbing on their neck and there is a crash and a stop, it could cut their neck. officer custodio lopez with the chp went over the critical points of using car seats and why the right seat, properly installed could be a matter of life or death for your child in a collision. lopez. this is a latch, sharks teeth, bolt it in h

the accident happened just outside concord on kirker pass road near hess road.olice say the s-u-v had gone off the roadway and overturned down an embankment. layloni was unresponsive at the scene and later died at the hospital. a 6-year-old boy who was also in the s-u-v was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.. the driver and the passenger-- who is the mother of both children-- were also taken to the hospital with minor injuries.. c-h-p officials say safety seats "were not used properly or at all" in the car. alcohol and drugs do not alcohol and drugs do not appear to be factors in the crash. (grant) police on the peninsula are asking for your help...while they work to catch a killer. as kron-4's gabe slate reports...investigators say no tip is too small. late tuesday night february 13th the body of 53 year old san francisco resident gilberto martin jr. rodriguez was found in the parking lot of gray whale cove state beach. the san mateo county sheriff's office has ruled it a homicide saying gilberto martin jr. rodriguez was shot and died on the scene.gray

then i look at this, this and this, hess action, i think he's kind of crazy. they have to go, it's kind of working, he's kind of crazy, it closes a disquiet and confusion. i have to say in fairness, isn't disqui ate nice word. he was very -- >> no, that was funny little routine. >> it was spoofy and there was, i think he was making fun of the false formality meant to give an air of seriousness to our politician, i would like to know, he seems to think in this column i called him in neanderthal. i did not. i would no. i have been studying neanderthals. they had great cave paintings. they spoke of a certain sensibility. a certain artistic complexity, their tribes were organized. i would not call him a neanderthal. >> you got low iq. >> stop there, guys. all right. when i come back, it's senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. we just got married. we're all under one roof now. congratulations. thank you. how many kids? my two. his three. along with two dogs and jake, our new parrot. that is quite the family. quite a lot of colleges to pay for though. a lot of

himself was taken aback when he got the news that the president wanted to nominate him and expressed hessg the job. shimon prokupecz is live in washington with our top story. >> rick gates, the former campaign official with trump has been cooperating, as we know, with the mueller team. what we're told is the mueller team has been primarily using rick gates for information about what they call the central mission of the investigation which has been russian interference and collusion in the 2016 campaign. the interesting thing here and perhaps significant development is that very early on, before gates had agreed to cooperate and when he was in talks with the special counsel to cooperate, they told him we're told they did not need him for paul manafort. instead, wanted to hear about what he knew about contacts between the trump campaign and russians. now, we may have a hint as to just how mueller has been using gates' information from a recent court filing that shows gates was communicating with a russian intelligence official who was also

reportedly has been fighting with jared kushner and ivanka and the president launched a new attack on hessy general. jared kushner's security clearance downgraded. officials from four countries discussed ways to manipulate kushner during foreign policy discussion. jared and ivanka's spokesman announced he's leaving his white house post st. ben carson had to cancel this order, have you heard about this, had to cancel, she had been demoted because she wouldn't spend more than allowed. the president indicated he favors -- nra lobbyist said white house didn't want gun control. yesterday the white house said the president hadn't changed his mind since wednesday. he also announce add new trade policy. listen to this. >> we'll probably have everything completed by next week. we'll be imposing tariffs on steel imports and tariffs and aluminum imports. you're going to see a lot of good things happen. >> those tariffs will took effect next week. that announcement surprised staff and sent stock market into tailspin. at one point dow jones industrial was down about 500 plus points. the dow was down 3.

a 30 inch transmission main ruptured affecting a stretch of busy hess pairian boulevard. >>> the dmve oakland coliseum will remain closed another week as crews continue to repair water damage. police believe someone stole copper pipe back on february 7th. that caused major flooding and roof damage and the dmv has been closed since. crews are repairing the damage. the dmv is honoring appointments at its other locations. >>> a bone mayor ao donor here in california saved the life of a teenager who lives across the country. now the teenager is able to say thank you in person. reporter darsha phillips from our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> hi. others it's you. >> everything that i get to do now from this point is because of her. and i am so grateful for that. >> reporter: 19-year-old corrinne bass finally met the young woman who saved her life. >> i was diagnosed with aplastic anemia. so that's a bone marrow failure disorder. your immune dim system is undo. without that you can't fight illness. even the typical cold that you might get could kill somebody with aplastic a

he was coeditor with frederick hess of the every student succeeds act. he has appeared on the scholarly and popular areas. following his remarks, we will hear from robert, who is a senior fellow and vice president of external affairs at the thomas b. fordham institute. he is also a former senior adviser to democracy public charter schools and charters based in harlem, new york. he writes and speaks extensively on education and education reform issues. after 20 years in journalism, including senior citizens at time and business week, he became a fifth-grade teacher at a struggling south bronx school. he served as vice president for the knowledge foundation. finally, virginia, who founded d.c. for choice. it is a health organization for parents and washington, d.c., and that founding led to the successful establishment of the d.c. opportunity scholarship program, school choice option in the nation's capital. she is also a founding member of the black alliance and served on the d.c. advisory committee for the civil rights commission. she is also a member of

but you have representatives like costello who announced hess resignation and said part of the reasonas that it was so hard right now to get out the positive messages that were being obscured. he said if i went to a townhall meeting this week everybody would be asking about stormy daniels. and yet i think there are a lot of republicans -- by the way, paul ryan was just learned today is likely going to be retiring. that's not a good sign. and yet i think that if i were an incumbent member of congress right now after this last week seeing the numbers today, seeing the president rebound and seeing the -- and seeing the talks with -- pending talks with north korea, i'd be feeling a lot better frankly. a whole lot better. i suspect that if these numbers continue and the confidence maintains on the economic side, and the talks actually happen with north korea, that's a lot of good news that's happening. we could say that the worst news for republicans was really in the last couple of months. and that it's likely to get better. >> you mentioned paul ryan. and i have to tell you by the way he

was coeditor with frederick hess of the every student succeeds act. he has appeared on the scholarly and popular areas. following his remarks, we will is afrom robert, who senior fellow and vice president of external affairs at the thomas b fordham institute. he is also a former senior adviser to democracy public charter schools and charters based in harlem, new york. he writes and speaks extensively on education and education reform is sous, -- issues. after 20 years in journalism, including senior citizens at time and business week, he became a fifth-grade teacher at a struggling south bronx school. forerved as vice president the knowledge foundation. virginia,egina, -- .ho founded d.c. for choice it is a health organization for parents and washington, d.c., and that founding led to the successful establishment of the d.c. opportunity scholarship ingram, school choice option the nation's capital. she is also a founding member of andblack anions -- alliance served on the d.c. advisory committee for the civil rights commission. she is also a member of

you have very establishment republicans like mitch mcconnell, kind of hess kateing in something.sitating. could he be coerced to go ahead with it? >> the president has to make an issue. give me tools to control the spending. david: the word i am pounding, folk, you will hear a lot about impounding. we hope the president does something like this. >> absolutely. david: steve forbes, have a wonderful easter. thank you. melissa. melissa: one of president trump's new campaign promises. is. new details on the border wall. >> we started building the wall. i'm so proud of it. you saw the pictures yesterday, what a thing of beauty. on september we're going further and getting that sucker built. ♪ who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. today, smart planning is helping the new new york rise higher than ever. as the world leader in unmanned aerial systems, we're attracting the world's best talent to central new york. and turning the airport into a first-class transportation hub. all while growing urban areas into vibrant places to live and work. across new york

he said all of hess accusers are li liars. she did not echo that. she did not say yes these are all a bunch of fraudulent accusers. she didn't go down that particular road. which was very interesting. as for roy moore, yes, it was very nice that she spoke out against roy moore. but her father was supporting roy moore fully. so for peter alexander to have not asked her about roy moore, and the difference between her view on that. and her father's, would have been to ignore an important question. so i thought the interview was entirely appropriate. megan mccain said if you're in, you're in. >> ivanka is getting it from both sides. because nbc news has reported that special counsel robert mueller's team is looking into whether her husband has foreign ties. >> how seriously do you think republicans are taking this development, noelle. >> with the kushner deal, that's a whole different ball game. i think a lot of this has been centered around originally the kushner's practice of the eb 5 financing. i think a lot of people were concerned, it's a governmen

john marshall harlan said that laws discriminating and private -- hesses discriminating thought thathe 13th and 14th amendments inhibited this form of racial segregation against african-americans. he did not write anything separately. a few years later, in plessis versus ferguson, they again dissented. he said while we are able to get protections for the friedman, edman, -- they did not feel quite the same way towards other people. he was not much of a friend towards people from china. >> some of you just learning about these cases, we have a companion book available. it is a dollars $.95. $8.95. go to c-span -- timells you more about the in which it was argued and the current legacy. argued may 10, 1886. they were meeting in a part of the capital now called the old senate chamber. we have a picture of that room still available and still in use in the united states capital. what was unusual was there was no oral argument. they depended on briefs. josh: back then, the court heard a lot more cases than it does today. california,s from it is quite a journey. wanted to get out as quickly

and, you know, i didn't hess tachlt i said no. this is my job. you know, i can't do that. and i took them in. and but what i remember about that encounter is i remember asking their names. and i remember introducing myself to them. and i remember wanting to remember them because i had this connection and i wanted to hold them in my mind chb. i wanted that woman to be safe and for their child to be safe. and then a couple hours later, i went back out on patrol. i was sitting in my car. and i had completely forgotten their names. and the reason that encounter sticks with me so much is because i think that's the first step in the humanization is for getting what makes someone an individual. >> sunday night at 8 eastern on c-span q&a. >>hi

and other towns should give too wrists much more opportunities to feel at differences of the drash hess and it's a big chance to us to promote to show all warm new face of russia new fresh of different russia not all of the moscow because moscow's of the huge tarmoh school it's the capital and most well known town in the world like london is like new york east this times are the same password to read my. nice word of would have become vicious but other tell us much for smaller towns of course of a completely different attitude over russia and i think that people tourists there like because somewhere it should be a real russia i mean real the real reality people russian as always we'd like to get your thoughts here on aging news grade you can tweet me directly at f. underscore is small i'll be back with more at eight hundred g.m.t. but for now i'll hand you back to kmov thanks for that far we've got sport and politics covered for this one of al-jazeera dot com first a reporter's notebook from our sports correspondent lee wellings who back in december gave his group by group analysis on w

he was co-edtor with fred tic hess of the every student succeeds act, what it means for schools, systems, and states. eden's work as appeared in scholarly and popular outlets such as the journal of school choice, earthquakics and finance, washington post and on and on. foaling max's remarks we'll hear from probt pondiscio who is a vice president at the thomas b. fordham institute. he's a former visadviser. he writes and speaks extensively on education and reform issues with an emphasis on literacy, curriculum, teaching and urban education. after 20 years in journalism including senior positions at time and business week, robert became a fifth grade teacher as a struggling south bronx public school in 2002. he subsequently served as vice president for the core knowledge foundation. finally we'll hear from ms. ford which say clearinghouse organization for parents in washington, d.c. and, that founding led to the successful establishment of the d.c. opportunity sclalship program, a school choice option right here in the nation's capital. virginia is also a founding member of the black allia

>> i think he's given the right advice this is the day larry lived for, hess job it's perfect for himlain things simply, clearly. he is also very well trained he's worked in these markets forever and ever and ever in this arena, public policy arena. it's just perfect. trump couldn't be better served than by having larry kudlow. >> you always hear, oh my god, he's a tv guy. well long before he was a tv guy, he was an economist and in public service and everything else, but -- >> but >> no, instead of saying being a tv guy is bad, have you ever seen -- when he used to have robert riesch on, for example, who could be more polar opposite than robert riesch or someone like that? do you ever see larry get flustered or had attacks on robert it never happens, it's always i love you, i respect you, but i got -- so that works when you're trying to get your own way in government i think. >> larry can you do slow a jack pemp ronald reagan optimist. he sees the bet in people and the world. that's what he will take to trump who also sees the best in the world. it's a phenomenal combination. larry a

actually finalized does abilitythe actual technical ability to do anything do question how he finds hess way with limitations including the russia investigation, too. still torn. ivanka profile that everyone hated. i don't know. i think i could see them trying out because admittedly they are under scrutiny they are to and do not enjoy. at the end of the school year would be a natural transition whether it is this year or next year. there is a thought that jared soft landing pad on the campaign. we reported this. get a clearven signal to him on this. will say, you know, e are horrible. getting killed. i van a is my little girl they theno go back to new york in the next breath and will say you cannot leib. i need you here. your counsel. he is sending mixed messages that feels like probably out first the end of the term. the other part of me feels look these two people are their family and survivors. sop willing to bet on this. will only add i totally agree everything both of them just said especially the idea that trump doesn't quite know whether he wants them to stay or go. i think he fee

a uae them come in, minister, the secretary-general sawpec, sheffield, we john hess.nted to talk about it. they did say they are just talking with lots of demands, they need opec and shale oil. david: who needs it? you have your own red carpet down there. up,: we had paparazzi set stealthily trying not to get us kicked out. not only shale today, but also the significance of non-opec, non-shale producers like norway. surprisingly, their energy production has rebounded quite quickly. despite the lower prices. i will speak with the norwegian oil minister later today. also, as you know, norway's sovereign wealth fund gave the boot to oil stocks. what does he think about this? in the markets, we are looking at a riff on steel. the news from north korea that they are opening the door to talk to the u.s., s&p futures up by .4%. the dollar is the weaker call an currency against all the others. andre now looking at 1.24, a little selling on the margin at the long end. cvs coming in with a monster bond offering, what will that do? crude up 1% on the weaker dollar. david: ok, we

the accident happened just outside concord on kirker pass road near hess road.found the car had gone off the roadway and overturned down an embankment. layloni was unresponsive at the scene and later died at the hospital. c-h-p officials say safety seats "were not used properly or at all" in the car. alcohol and drugs do not appear to be factors in the crash. (catherine) new at 6. a monterey county middle school went on lockdown today - after a student was stabbed in the chest. the 12-year- old student at north monterey county middle school was flown to a nearby hospital with life- threatening injuries. police said the accused attacker is also 12. it's unclear what led up to the incident, but police said it happened before class. the suspect was taken into custody and is now facing attempted murder charges. no other injuries were reported. (catherine/on cam) a santa clara county supervisor says local government has no business in helping to promote the buying and selling of guns on county property. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports - he wants to see gun shows

all stocks in the sector in the green among the top leaders for the group, range resources, hess, andup over 4% we'll send it back downtown to you guys, accents and all. >> thank you very much >> do you want to read this with like an irish? >> no. that was for the breaks, we said that anyway -- >> everyone else to experience this. >> send it over to john fortt with what's coming up. >> saved by the bell we continue to watch facebook. that stock under pressure as concerns about its use of data continue to mount. we're going to check in with linkedin on the company's best companies to work for list will it stay there that's coming up on "squawk alley. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. today, a focus on innovation in the southern tier

had so far energy stocks in the green, as crude jumps more than 2% chesapeake, range resources and hesshe winners there >> president trump's comments on tariffs on steel and aluminum dominating the final day of nafta discussions in mexico city steve liesman is in the mexican capital. if this is a negotiation tactic, is it working? >> not getting positive comments so far remains to be seen the stakes could not be higher for the top trade officials who will be standing on the podium right behind me from mexico, canada, and the united states, as they conclude this seventh round of nafta talks under the looming threat of tariffs on steel and aluminum from the united states. earlier this morning, in a tweet and later in actual comments, the president linked for the first time those steel tariffs with the nafta talks here's what he said. >> we are renegotiating nafta as i said i would and if we don't make a deal, i'll terminate nafta but if i do make a deal, which is fair to the workers and to the american people, that would be, i would imagine, one of the points that we'll negotiate and it w

scott gottlieb when he took notifies may 2017 one of the mandate hess received from president trump wasringing down drug prices through accelerating drugs getting to market. we talked about what feedback he's getting from the president. take a listen. >> they've been very productive and he's very well informed about what we're doing and takes an interest in it. just on the whole i've had a lot of support from the white house which has really helped us advance some of our bigger initiatives things around what we're doing on opioids and tobacco where we've gotten a lot of support. >> now one of the things that the fda has been focused on recently is trying to speed biosimilars or generic versions of buy logic drugs to market gottlieb pointed out what he calls market schemes that keep these drugs from getting to market and in effect stocks like abbvie and humira, players competing there, pfizer and j&j and amgen making bye logic generics we talked about plans the fda is laying out along those lines listen to what he said. >> there's no silver bullet here in terms of trying to really make t

today's big movers, marathon, hess, and noble energy all up by 2% now send it back downtown to you guys the markets on the fibl d final day of the quarter, dow up 216. that's a session high. europe is helping. dax looks like it's going to close on the highs of the session, up 1.5% facebook up almost 4%. doesn't hurt tesla trying to get back to the flat line. so something starting to work. >> yeah. certainly the outperformer today is the dow transports and those are very tied to trade and economic growth. it's interesting the small caps, it's interesting when you see them jut perfooutpm everything is still lower for the month. all right. coming up, the incoming ceo of go daddy will join us on "squawk alley" in his first ever tv interview. his take on the new facebook privacy controls >>> and later, the president going after amazon again this morning over twitter much more on the battle between jeff bezos and president trump in just a bit. "squawk alley" is next > . president, are you prepared to take any actual steps towards amazon, sir? today, a focus on innovation in the southern tier

usually do, too now, these names have rebounded a little bit but not fully look at exxon, chevron, hessey're all higher with the broader market. but look at blue chip exxon, for example, still down 10% year to date, definitely leaving room for recovery as investors decide and ponder whether these higher prices are here to stay. >> jackie, thank you for that. of course, the other commodity last week was gold up 3% holding onto its gains from last week despite equities rebounding indeed, they have rebounded significantly. almost 3% for the nasdaq it's up 2.9% the dow is up 640 points. >>> and still to come, td ameritrade's head of trading will join us to talk about what his clients are buying and selling amid this volatility where can investors seek predictable income in an uncertain world? pgim sees alpha in real assets. like agriculture to feed the world. and energy to fuel its growth. real estate such as e-commerce warehouses. and private debt to finance transportation and infrastructure. building blocks of strategies to pursue consistent returns over time from over one hundred fifty b