lisa abramowicz, rob waldner, and alan higgins. big story throughout this week has been china and its aggressive spread widening. top rated-year chinese corporate bond yields. that premium is the highest since june of the sovereigns. lisa, how significant is this blowing out of this spread at the moment? lisa: a lot of people think it is quite healthy and it means that the government is going to allow companies to face some serious funding pressures and for some to default. earlier we got some corporate bond defaults in china. that will allow a healthier market. that is the way it is being painted. the flipside is the default in onerousnce becomes and it becomes disorderly. there is a very narrow face in between those scenarios that are two completely different outcomes. jonathan: the situation in china as a leveraging campaign continues. what strikes me is how isolated this appears to be. it has not bled through to developed markets or to em either. are you surprised? rob: no. chinese capital controls have been very effective sinc

jonathan: i want to turn to alan higgins of coutts in london.is always great to catch up with you. it has been far too long for you and i. we have been talking about the front end of the yield curve, bunds two-year versus u.s. treasury two-year, and this aggressive winding we have seen throughout the year, north of 240 basis points. my question is whether the federal reserve can continue going it alone from here and whether that spread can continue to get wider? alan: nice to talk to you. we think it will continue to go wider. for fixed income investors who do not want to take a currency risk, they can't catch all that spread. if you hedge it out with three-month money, three-month fx forwards, you will pay circa 150, 160, so you don't capture all that spread anyway. from a fixed income perspective, it is less wide than it may seem. the fed are tightening and the ecb is on hold doing nothing until the third quarter. jonathan: if you think about it in 2017, everything has kind of gone right you would hope to go right in europe. the equity market

higgins. it is always great to catch up with you. it has been far too long for you and i. we have been talking about the front end of the yield curve. first is to year and the u.s. treasury to year. it is north of 240 basis points. my question is whether the federal reserve can continue and whether it will continue to get wider? >> nice to talk to you. we think it will continue to go wider. for six income investors who don't want to take currency risks, they don't want to capture that spread. if you hedge it out with three months money you will be paying 150-160. you don't capture all of that spread. from a fixed income it is less wide. the fed is tightening and the ecb are holding nothing until the third quarter. in 2017, everything has gone right that you would hope to go right in europe. the equity market has not done much, but the data is looking really good. the ecb has remained on hold. the economy has picked up, the confidence numbers are great. yields have gone nowhere. it is the same

and alan higgins.er big story throughout this week has been china and its aggressive spread widening we have seen through the week. chinese corporate bond yield, that premium is the highest since june of the sovereigns. how significant is this blowing out of the spread at the moment? lisa: a lot of people think it is quite healthy and that it means that the government is going to allow companies to face serious pressure. we got defaults in china. should it happen it would allow a healthier market. the flipside is, the defaults and financing costs become onerous. there is a very narrow space in between those two scenarios of which are two completely different outcomes. jonathan: the situation in china, as leveraging continues, what strikes me is how isolated this appears to be. it has not led through to develop markets. it has not blitz route to emi. are you surprised by that -- lead through to emi. are you surprised by that? robert: no, since they put them in place since last year. what we saw is large

higgins is suggesting simply the following. that if that doesn't go into effect that we will put aside the proposal that they have and the tax bill that they are likely to try to pass in the next few days. with that my counterpart on the senate finance committee and a good pal from the house days, ron wyden. >> richie, thank you so much. i'm going to be brief. in the last 18 hours, senate democrats told the administration and the president that tax reform can be bipartisan if you focus on the middle class. and that's what voters demanded last night. now, i hope that the white house finally gets that message because it was certainly sent loud and clear by senate democrats and voters. but if instead they insist on the same old myth of trickle down tax cuts, we believe they ought to be willing to stand by it. so here's what we say. put your corporate tax handout where your mouth is. and we're going to make sure that the american people, the middle class, are the ones that get the tax relief. the reality is corporations right now a

higgins. representative higgins: thank you, mr. chairman. i very much appears she your appearance before the committee today. where all united in the enthusiasm for moving this program forward. we all have many questions and very little time. i represent louisiana. ichaux facility has developed a process. could you explain that please for me. mr. gerstenmaier: there is a large facility, the largest in the world, that welds our large tanks, the hydrogen and the oxygen tank for the space launch system. the way the welds are, that two plates of aluminum are together, and then there is a spinning rod, and instead of having it will behind it that holds the two plates, together the pin itself goes through and spins and fuses the two sheets together. it is different than fusion welding. molds and puts those two pieces of structure together. representative higgins: and this provides a strong weld and allows you to use new, thinner that allows them to be sufficient and strong, stronger than in the past, and yet lighter, is that correct? it providesai

alan higgins stays with us.us: you can also follow bloomberg daybreak on your bloomberg function. it is about black friday. early indications are today's retail bonanza will be a monster . anna: the national retail federation projects many consumers, 69% of americans will go shop at stores online over the weekend. anybody with any now account has noted it is black friday. manus: one lady that knows about shopping, emma chandra will take a close look at how stories to open. amoco there's a fair amount of optimizing heading into black friday. analysts are pointing to strong economic growth and low unemployment and skyrocketing consumer confidence. offered 3% tons 4% sales growth over the holiday season. that could be about $680 billion in sales. analysts wanting to a string of positive earnings results over the past few weeks and saying that a number of retailers are in better positions this year for what the consumers will want in terms of integrating both online and in-store retail. they have often said they hav

mr higgins has denied any wrongdoing.ies of controversies to affect police scotland, a single force for the whole of scotland. it isa it is a merger of quite a few other police forces that existed until recently. police scotland became one force foreign half years ago, before that, it was eight separate police forces in scotland, within that time it has already had two chief co nsta bles. it has already had two chief constables. chief constable phil gormley, the current chief constable of police scotland, is currently on special leave, that is because of some allegations of bullying against him. currently on special leave. he denies any wrongdoing. the scottish police authority, the body that oversees police scotland, it's too has had its problems in recent months, and its current chair has resigned, amidst claims of his conduct. a new chair has been appointed that will take over that role next month. scotland'sjustice secretary michael matheson was talking to sunday politics on bbc scotla nd talking to sunday politics on

on friday assistant chief constable bernard higgins was also suspended.k‘s second largest police force. bbc scotland understands the allegations are connected to a wider criminal investigation. i'm joined from our glasgow newsroom by our scotland correspondent catriona renton. we learned on friday about the four officers being suspended, what more can you tell us has emerged subsequently? moore has emerged, we learned on friday that the assistant chief co nsta ble, friday that the assistant chief constable, bernard higgins, had been suspended, one of the most high profile of police scotland's officers, head of operational support and in charge of public order and crucially, the force's armed police. now we have learned more, two more names have come forward , more, two more names have come forward, justice secretary confirmed on bbc scotland earlier, superintendent kirk canal, head of armed policing at police scotland, and isa armed policing at police scotland, and is a specialist hostage negotiator, he's one of the people suspended, and deputy chief insp

higgins? >> thank you mr. chairman. my amendment is a very simple one.t would require that as the white house council of economic advisers have said that each byrican's income will rise 4000-9000 dollars a year directly attributable to this corporate tax cut, reducing the statutory rate from 35%-20%. standld i invite you to for a minute? >> mr. chairman, i reserve a point of order. >> mr. riker? reserves the point of order. >> [inaudible] >> mr. higgins, you are recognized on the amendment. >> as i was saying, if that goal is not achieved, the corporate rate revert back to 35%. >> mr. chairman, the treasury secretary says the corporate tax cuts will pay for themselves, and additionally will generate $2 trillion in new economic growth through the magic of dynamic scoring. this is a lie. it is only the first lie. , fromn sachs economists which the treasury secretary came, the university of pennsylvania wharton school, the test policy center have all categorically and unequivocally rejected the treasury secretary dynamic scoring fantasy. in fact, they indic

as you said, on friday, assistant chief constable bernard higgins was suspended.ing. today two more names have emerged, one is superintendent kirk canal, the head of armed policing at police scotland. his deputy chief inspector bob glass also. mr glass was head of former strathclyde police's armed response unit at the time of the 2007 terror attack on glasgow airport. another officer whose baby do not know was also suspended on friday, and two additional officers have been placed on restricted duties. this came about after anonymous allegations were made to the police investigations and review commissioner, as there were allegations of criminality among them they were referred to the crown office michael has asked the commission to investigate. this is the latest in a series of controversies at police scotland, is that? ollie scotland was formed 4.5 yea rs that? ollie scotland was formed 4.5 years ago, it is now on its second jeep cars. bat police scotland. its second jeep cars. allegations of bullying, he is currently on special leave. the scottish police authori

i'm amanda higgins from public work. we believe that this -- [ inaudible ] -- for personal wireless service facilities. article 25 requires public work to refer wireless applications to the department of public health and the planning department. if both departments recommend approval of an application as they did here, public works will issue a tentative approval, and as required under article 25, verizon mailed and posted notice of the intended approval. public works then held a public hearing to consider protests to the approval, and following the hearing, the director of public works approved the permit and notice of this permit approval was presented to the public. in addition to public works, planning and public health are here for the board's question. >> miss higgins, so the appellants stated that they, at great expense to them, they put all their underground -- all their services underground. what would be the department's response for that. >> well, the city has various legislated underground districts in which

assistant chief constable bernard higgins was suspended on friday by the scottish police authority.series of suspensions of senior officers in the uk's second largest police force. 0ur correspondent in glasgow, catriona renton, has been following the story. we learned on friday that the assistant chief constable, bernard higgins, had been suspended, now we have learned more, two more names have come forward, superintendent kirk canell, head of armed policing at police scotland, and deputy chief inspector bob glass. bob glass was head of the former staff strathclyde police's armed response unit at the time of the 2007 terror attack at glasgow airport. -- former strathclyde police's armed response unit. another officer has been suspended. we do not know that name. two additional officers have been placed on restrictive duties. this came about after anonymous allegations were made to the police investigations and review commissioner. as there were allegations of criminality, they were referred to the crown 0ffice, criminality, they were referred to the crown office, who has asked the c

higgins. mr. higgins: thank you. from the beginning this was nothing more than an attempt to cut taxes for corporate america and for the highest earners among us. if you make over $750,000 a year, your raise next year will be 8% just because of this tax cut. and everything else has been a money chase to find a way to pay for this massive tax cut for corporate america and for high-end earners. and unfortunately middle america got hit hard. you know, my friend mr. reed talked about the $1,100 savings that a western new york family will realize. well, you know what, it just got obliterated because there's no longer a deduction for state and local taxes. the treasury secretary said that these tax cuts would pay for themselves, that they're revenue neutral and there will be an additional $2 trillion of economic activity beyond that. that is a bold-face lie. nobody believes that. not the tax center. not the wharton school. not goldman economists, from which the economic counselor came from. the white house council of econo

higgins? mr. higgins, aye. ms. sewell. >> aye. >> ms. delbenny, aye. >> ms., aye. >> chairman brady? >> no. >> i was unavoidably detained and i would like to record an affirmative on that vote. >> clerk will report the vote. >> 16 yays, 24, nays. >> the amendment is not agreed to. the question now is on the doggit amendment, and the clerk will call the role. >> mr. johnson? no many mr. nunes? no. mr. teaberry? no. mr. reichert? no. mr. rascom? no. mr. buchanan? no. mr. smith of nebraska? no. ms. jenkins? no. mr. paulson, no. mr. marchant no. ms. black? no. mr. reed, no. mr. kelly, no. mr. renacy, no. mr. meehan? no. ms. nome? no. mr. holding? no. mr. smith of missouri? no. mr. rice? no. mr. schweichert, no. mr. carbello, no. mr. bishop? no. mr. neil? yes. mr. levin? yes. mr. lewis? yes. mr. doggit? yes. mr. thompson? aye. mr. larson? yes. mr. blumenour? aye. mr. kind yes. mr. pasquale, yes. mr. crawly? yes. mr. davis? yes. ms. sanchez? aye? mr. higgins? aye? mr. sewell, aye? ms. chu, aye. chairman brady? no. mr. chairman. >> the clerk will report the vote. >>

higgins. mr. higgins: thank you. from the beginning this was nothing more than an attempt to cut taxes for corporate america and for the highest earningers among us. if you make over $750,000 a year, your raise next year will be 8% just because of this tax cut. and everything else has been a money chase to find a way to pay for this massive tax cut for corporate america and for high-end earningers. and unfortunately middle america got hit hard. you know, my friend mr. reed talked about the $1,100 savings that a western new york family will realize. well, you know what, it just got obliterated because there's no longer a deduction for state and local taxes. the treasury secretary said that these tax cuts would pay for themselves, that the revenue -- that they're revenue neutral and there will be an additional $2 trillion of economic activity beyond that. d-face lie.ol nobody believes that. not the tax center. no the wharton school. the white house council of economic advisors had the audacity to suggest that these cor

ben higgins. >> thank you, chris. >> what's up, man? >> i'm happy to be here.g people backstage i'm a little nervous. >> are you? >> yeah. >> yes, this is a whole different world. >> yeah, this is a lot. we'll have fun though. >> what charity are we playing for today? >> it's called humanity and hope united, and it was started by one of my good friends. and what we do is we adopt

higgins. mr. higgins aye. ms. sewel aye. ms. dellbene aye. ms. chu aye. chairman brady no. >> i was unavoidably detained and missed the first vote and i would like to be recorded in the affirmative on that vote, if i could. >> clerk will report the vote. >> 16 yays, 24 nays. >> minimum is not agreed to. question now is on the doget amendment. the clerk will call the role. >> mr. johnson. mr. johnson no. mr. nunes. mr. nunes no. mr. teaberry. mr. teaberry no. mr. like ert no. mr. ras come no. mr. buchanan no. mr. smith of nebraska no. ms. jenkins no. mr. paulson no. mr. marchant no. ms. black. ms. black no. mr. reed no. mr. kelly no. mr. meehan no. ms. gnome no. mr. holding. mr. holding no. mr. smith of missouri. mr. smith no. mr. rice. mr. rice no. mr. shwikert no. mr. carbellow no. mr. bishop no. mr. neil yes. mr. levin yes. mr. lewis. mr. lewis yes. mr. doget yes mr. tamp so. mr. thompson yes. mr. passcell yes. ms. sanchez aye. mr. higgins aye. ms. sewel aye. ms. chu aye. chairman brady. chairman brady no. mr. chairman. >> the clerk will report the vote

i'm joined now by best selling author mary higgins clark.is a real honor to have here. >> it's despiteful to be with you, thank you. >> you first were paid for a story in 1956. what was it about? >> it was -- i had been a pan american steward did he say in thflight attendant, and iwas ont was closed by the soviet to the airport, and i thought suppose to flight attendant goes back to the ship, the plane and there was a 17-year-old kid hide there and saying help me, they're searching for him. so of course she has to somehow get him out of the airport. >> >> dana: how has the industry changed for women authors since that time when you first started writing in 1956? >> well, i think if you look at the best seller list, there are more and more women on it. before, it was tilted more to the men, of course. >> dana: when you -- i always like to ask writers this. where do you sit when you write? do you have a certain place that you like to do it? when you sit down, do you know how the mystery is solved, or does that come to you later on as you're in

the residents tom higgins, he's circumspect about the whole thing. change is inevitable. >> our sleepy little becoming very different. >> reporter: restrictions will remain in effect until june of next year. in northwest, derrick ward, news4. >> the disturbing sexual misconduct allegations against comedian louis c.k. are true. the confirmation came this afternoon from the comedian himself. this is one of our top trending stories right now. the "the new york times" was first to report these allegations made by five different women. they say the comic performed lewd acts on himself in front of them. in a lengthy written statement, louis c.k. said he's aware of the impact his actions have had on the victims and he apologized to people he has worked with. he ends his 438-word statement with this quote. i have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything i want. i will now step back and take a long time to listen. you can read his full statement in our nbc washington app. >> small group of demonstrations this afternoon, blasting what the pro

mr higgins has denied any wrongdoing.f previous regional forces and force because it was a merger of previous regionalforces and it's had a controversial period since it was created. that's right, it has had a very short history and has only been around for four and a half yea rs. only been around for four and a half years. it came about as a result of a merger of eight police forces around scotland. in its time already it's had two chief constables. the current one is on special need —— special leave constable phil gormley. its current chair resigned amidst claims about his conduct and he will be replaced by a new chair next month. scotland's justice minister told replaced by a new chair next month. scotland'sjustice minister told the bbc he isn't convinced there's a problem with the culture at police scotla nd problem with the culture at police scotland but he says he's willing to investigate if there are lessons to be learned at the end of these investigations. when you have got senior police figures within police scot

tim higgins, a veteran, can we get you to stand up for a second? i want to say thank you for your service to this country. united states air force. we can talk about what all this means to you. >> certainly. i would like to say thank you to the owner that opened up produce allie and thanking those that served our country. >> are you feeling the love? you and i talked before about that wasn't always the case. >> that is why i came here today. to more or less rub shoulders with other people who have served our country and hear some stories and talk some stories. i am feeling the love today. that's not the case in the 1970s. >> reporter: absolutely. you have veterans in your family as well. you want to be sure that everybody is getting the services that they need. >> definitely. i have a son-in-law that just opted out of the army this year on medical. substantial injuries, ptsd, back injuries, and he's going through a difficult time. i would like our country to support those veterans who have served our country and have some ailments. i well spoken. h

higgins. mr. higgins, no. ms. sewell. ms. sewell, no. ms. delbene. ms. delbene, no. ms. chu. ms. chu, no. mr. reed. mr. smith of missouri. ms. sanchez. chairman brady. chairman brady, aye. the gentle lady is not recorded. ms. sanchez, no. the gentleman is not recorded. mr. reed, aye. >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman. >> clerk will call the roll. or report the vote. >> 23 ayes, 16 nays. >> 23 ayes and 16 nays, the motion to table is agreed to. are there further amendments to the amendment in the nature of a substitu substitute? >> i move to offer an amendment at the desk. >> mr. nunes. point of order has been reserved. i ask the gentle lady to suspend while the clerk distributes. >> the gentleman from california is recognized. point of order is withdrawn. gentle lady is recognizes for five minutes to speak on her amendment. >> mr. chairman, i offer this amendment that would fully restore advanced refunding bonds as a former public finance lawyer, i know how important advanced refundings are. i'm quite familiar with the fact that tax exemptions for advanced refunding to municipal gove

i rise in support of the higgins amendment that'll hold republicans accountable for their work. also joining the grace and a leader chuck schumer and we see what is happening not as tax reform or tax cuts but right now president trump isn't tied with the broader show ceos cutting deals for corporate america. so republicans are writing a tax bill to give tax breaks to corporate america to send jobs overseas. that is just not right to. while the republicans just acknowledged to, but house republicans are again working not on reform or tax cuts for millions of americans to sell that as a bill of goods for the middle-class. they face taxes on millions of americans across the country tax breaks for corporate america, they try to tell the american if there is a 1.$5 trillion tax cut it should be good for them. that is what they think they should extend the amendment put forth in the house which challenges them to except accountability with no corporate giveaways. so we believe at senator wyden said that we can come together in a bipartisan way to write to real tax reform. to have a go

as colleagues know, acc bernard higgins was suspended on friday evening, along with the other officersk that the application of suspension is something we take very seriously. alan speirs is one of two new assistant chief constables. he'll be in charge of professional assurance of standards. it's a move the deputy chief constable said is significant, at what he admits has been a challenging time for the force.

higgins. mr. higgins, yes. ms. suwell, aye. ms. chu, aye. >> was mr. carbello recorded? >> the gentleman is not recorded. mr. carbello, no. mr. nome, no. mr. rice. chairman brady. >> no. >> chairman brady, no. chairman brady. >> clerk will record the vote. >> 16 yeas, 23 nays. >> 16 ayes and 23 noes the amendment is not agreed to. the question now is now on the amendment by mr. pascral of new jersey. the clerk will call the role. >> mr. johnson. mr. johnson, no. mr. nunez. mr. nunez, no. mr. teaberry. no. mr. riekert. no. mr. buchanan no. mr. smith of nebraska. no. ms. jenkins, no. mr. paulson. no. mr. marchant. >> no. >> mr. mmarchant no. mr. kelly, no. mr. ren acy, no. m mr. holding, no. mr. holding no. mr. smith of missouri. mr. smith, no. mr. wright. ms. malorsky no. mr. carbello no. mr. bishop. mr. bishop no. mr. neil. mr. neil, yes. mr. levin. mr. levin, yes. mr. lewis. mr. lewis, yes. mr. dogget. yes. mr. thompson. mr. thompson, aye. mr. larson. yes. mr. blumenour, aye. mr. kind. mr. kind, aye. mr. pascral

coomer 32 yards to higgins. look at ricochet here. the ball bounces off him and the defender and higgins comes up with it in a 61-3 clemson win. >> butler, the one-handed grab. >> oh, nice. >> sglou then fights through three tackles to complete the 67-yard touchdown. >> iowa states wins it 28-13. >> and play number three. the hidden punt return. everyone is running to the left except the guy on the far side at top of the screen is all alone. that is matt pitman jr. for the touchdown. let's say good night with one more look >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're exploring the beautiful trails of mount diablo. we've taken our girls -- we've got two little ones -- on hikes, and i love that it's a workout that the whole family can do. and a weekend getaway that will make you want to pack your bags tonight. >> you can do anything, and it's all right here, without ever having to get b

but, we knew him best for his role as higgins. ironically, john hillerman was not british at all. he was born and raised in texas. he died yesterday at his home in houston after several years of bad health. john hillerman, dead at the age of 84. >>> aaron hernandez had severe brain damage before his death. the doctor who studied his brain said hernandez had the worst case of cte she has seen in an athlete younger than 46 years old. it is a degenerative brain disease from concussions. hernandez committed suicide at 27 years old. researchers say cte could've affected his memory, judgment, and behavior.>>> o.j. simpson was kicked out of a las vegas bar and is now banned from a las vegas hotel. tmz is reporting simpson was kicked out of the cosmopolitan hotel after allegedly becoming drunk and becoming belligerent. simpson's lawyer says that is not true. o.j. simpson called his parole officer yesterday, he underwent drug and alcohol test, and the tests were negative. the attorney says simpson was not told why he was banned from that hotel. simpson, as you know, was paroled from a neva

investigations into the complaint against the chief constable of the complaints we have relating to bernie higgins and the other officers, we will be in a better place to understand what the things were related to those complaints. has there been any reaction from opposition parties? opposition parties are expected to keep the press to rub on the scottish government over what they will do about this allegations up to scotland. the scottish conservatives have already responded. they said that they have called for a strong and positive reaction from the scottish government. the scottish liberal democrats have said that there needs to be a statement to parliament to set out how the leadership of police scotland will be secured while the months of investigations take place in the senior officers. those investigations by the police investigations by the police investigation and review commissioner continues. now, the weather. after a pretty chilly weekend, there is something changing already, in the north—western corner of the british isles. really quite wet for a time, 30 or a0 millimetres of rain acr

vonnie: that was selina wang with alibaba president michael higgins.eez downward spiral can come to a head next week. the new ceo set to look for investors favor with a turnaround plan. that plan could include cutting the dividend for the first time since the recession. we will have a listen at a look. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets, i'm vonnie quinn. shery: i'm shery ahn. -- g presents a new ceo. they suffered a $100 billion wideout of its market value just this year after a series of missteps and a major earnings miss in the third quarter. if you put it against the broader market, take a look at chart 6462, you can see the divergence against the s&p 500. set ton flannery is update investors on his turnaround plans on monday. bloomberg's rycroft joins us -- rycroft -- rick joins us with more. what do they need to say to bring back investor confidence? rick: there are couple of things they are going to address on monday. the expectations for next year. there's a decent chance they make up their earnings forecast, which would nor

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he was higgins on "magnum p.i." and the role earned him to the golden globe.e was 84. >>> days after a surfing accident left him with a broken back a british surfers says he's looking forward to getting back in the water. andrew cotty was slammed back first onto the water. lifeguards and rescue crewed then took care of him on the beach and doctors say his prognosis is good though he says he's pretty sore. >>> cotton says he's lucky and can't wait for his next wave. >> where is that in portugal? >> nesaray. >>> back on land other sports highlights for you. >>> including thursday night football. here's espn. >> good morning, morning people. show of hands. that's what i thought. >> he's stan. i'm neil. >> let's start with thursday night football. seahawks in arizona to face the cardinals. great win for seattle but a big loss to richard sherman. makes a tackle on he ruptured his achilles. headed tore surgery done for the season. russell wilson flushed out of the pocket rolls around, pump fake, just trying to make something happen and hooked up with doug baldwin an

higgins. mr. hagans yes. ms. sewall yes. -- mr. merchant no. chairman brady no. >> the clock will call the roll. -- will report the vote. >> 16 yes, 24 nose. >> the amendment is not agreed to. are there any other amendments? majority i amhe prepared to offer an amendment through regular order in order to ensure our tax reform bill creates a tax code that is fair and simpler. it grows jobs, paychecks, and leapfrogs america back into the lead. these four days of markup have been extraordinary. four days of thoughtful consideration, a number of amendments. most of this occurred 2:00 in the morning. so the american people can be part of this debate as well. all of this stands in contrast to the treatment democrat friends provided when they pursued the affordable care act. the amendment i am prepared to offer is 29 pages long. pages ofst to the 300 commitment you -- committee amendments resented with no time to study. i am prepared to recess this committee until 1:50 so that our run minority friends can review the manager's amendment and begin consi

on friday assistant chief constable bernard higgins was also suspended. the latest in a series of suspensions of senior officers in the uk‘s second largest police force. bbc scotland understands the allegations are connected to a wider criminal investigation. the international trade secretary liam fox has said there can be no final decisions on the future of the irish border until britain and the european union have reached a trade agreement. brussels has given the uk until the fourth of december to come up with proposals on the border, and other key issues, to allow brexit talks to progress to their next phase. our political correspondent chris mason reports. could this be the giant sticking point that stops the brexit talks moving on? the border between northern ireland and the republic, what will soon be the frontier between the uk and the eu. ireland insists it must remain open, almost invisible after brexit, or it could block the talks progressing. but one leading brexiteer in the cabinet says the negotiations need to move forward to discuss the futu

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higgins of new york, who truly is a good friend, and i truly mean that mr. higgins, there was some confusion when i heard his questioning of you, and what i wanted to clarify, and i hear this quite a bit when i'm traveling around my district and it deals with the state and local tax dezuduction and the ls of that deduction in new york. deductions are different than credits, deductions are -- if you lose the income tax ded deduction of 9,000, that doesn't mean you get a dollar for dollar reduction in your tax liability of 9,000, isn't that correct? >> that's correct, mr. reed, the value of a deduction, is generally the amount of the deduction times the marginal tax rate of the tax bracket that you're in. >> and one of the reasons why i had voe indicated for a compromise on the state and local tax deduction policy is that the policies are what we consider progressive taxes, you pay your property taxes, regardless of your income, if you're a single parent, if you're a senior on a fixed income, whatever that property tax bill is, you pay that full property tax b

higgins yields. ms. chu, you're recognized to speak on the amendment. >> i offer my support of congressmember doggett's amendment to balance the tax rates for profits earned abroad to the tax rates for profits earned here at home. this amendment will create a level playing field for domestic companies while maintaining a corporate rate for multinationals that is still lower than the oecd rate. most importantly, it will help keep jobs home right here in the u.s. of a. just this week, the disclosures in the paradise papers revealed records leaked from a bermuda law firm named appelby. it stem straighted how they help the wealthiest in the country take advantage of enormous loopholes in our tax code. among these things, these papers have revealed corruption, money laundering and tax fraud. yet republicans are attempting to rewrite the tax code and do nothing to address this glaring problem. in fact, the republican plank that could actually benefit the same people and entities exposed in the paradise papers.

higgins, no. mr. wall, no. ms. of any, no. missed you, no. brady,aye. the clerk will report the vote. and 16 nos it is agreed to. on adoption, all those in favor .ignify with i (202) 748-800 >> the question is on favorably reporting the bill hr one as an amendment. all those in favor, signify by saying i. all of those who depose no. it appears the eyes have it to hr one as amended to favorably report the house of clark. we will call the roll. mr. johnson, aye. .r. nunez, aye mr. t berry, aye. mr. reichert, aye. mr. rock him, aye. mr. smith, aye. miss jenkins, aye. .r. paulson, aye mr. marchant, aye. miss at black, aye. mr. reid, aye. .r. kelly, aye mr. nac, aye. mr. holding, aye. mr. smith, yes. mr. rice, yes. mr. schweikert, aye. this malarkey, aye. mr. cabello, aye. mr. bishop, aye. mr. neil, no. .r. levens, no mr. lewis, no. no mr. doggett, no. mr. johnson, no. mr. larson, no. mr. blumenauer, no here is the kind, no. is the past about, no. no.coley, mr. davis, no. ms. sanchez, hell no. mr. higgins, no. if 20, no. chu, no. chairman brady, aye. >> cler

higgins. >> thank you, mr. chairman. rabbi cooper, i'm going to speak on the connection between domestic extremism and international terrorism. specifically to bds movement, the boycott divestment and sanction movement to shut down the peaceful support of israel, are connected -- my studies show connected with international terrorism movements. what connections have you seen, sir, can you refer to between bds groups and a global terrorist and anti israel movement? >> well, you know, there's no question that since bds movement boycott and divestment in its current form -- back in the late 20th century, the -- this kind of approach was used to great effect to pressure the apartheid regime in south africa. and i happened to be present as a delegate in 2001, just before 9/11, at the u.n. conference against racism, where the mantle was transferred. not the halo, but the opposite. the new devil was the state of israel. and that approach of demonizing democracy, our ally, has been part and parcel of anti peace forces, of hezbol