briefings with members of the a inet, about lunch time or little after he'll head over to will be gon and there some state department briefings as well and in the evening they dinner.or the steak the second of the trump presidency. they will, on saturday morning, they will head off on air force one to ohio, to open a factory, $2 billion worth by a company done owner, anthonyts factory out opening a in ohio. he's investing in american jobs. to ralia is very happy celebrate because it shows our significant financial commitment private companies make, not part of in the southern america, but doing so in north u.s.ca, doing so in the >> any prominent australian americans that will be attending dinner?ak >> there is plenty. he'll- an indycar driver, be there. will powell. turn up,hich ones will i don't know. norman, the former world number winner, multiple major will be there. yeah, a lot of people who are a deal to us but those are probably the ones that will mean viewers.g to you >> thank you. >> absolute pressure. want.down any time you >> president trump and first lady melania trump wi

you and uses the government of targeting hospitals inet rebel-held areas. >> this was a hospital until a femonths ago. it is one of 40 that have been attacked since april of this year. jane: one step closer to impeachment proceedingss lawmakers set ak the rules for an investigation into e president. jane for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america. it is the moment many have been waiting for. the top 10 democratic presidential candidates are on one stage for a primetime dedete. all eyes will be at the center, where former vice president joe biden and senatoelizabeth warren will be standing. but othersin like bernie sander, kamala harris, and beto o'rourke are looking to make their mark. for more on what we can exps t that we cr the bbc's laura trevelyan, who is at the debat site. what.re you looking for tonight? laura: well, jane, it is a hot and humid, sweaty houston. look at the crowds behind me, nearly 4000 people will be here tonight at texas southern university. when i am looking for like everyone else is joe biden punch back at elizabeth warren?

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nick inet's turn to washington. how likely is it the president might be changing his position on iran? is whate big question the president's position was in the first place. he has always wanted a meeting with the iranian president because that plays into his brand of personal diplomacy and believing inserting himself into these negotiations and looking a foreign leader in the eye can produce breakthroughs. what you are seeing is in expectations that have sanctions are eased it would be the waivers that alix steel mentioned. allowing some oil exports as part of a french proposal to grant iran a $15 billion credit line to buy some goods. i do not think what you will be seeing is a wholesale lifting of these sanctions, because despite all of the top, the underpinning of the u.s. approach toward iran is this maximum pressure campaign is engineered over the last year or so is exactly the thing that will persuade iran to come to the negotiating table. we also have will kennedy, our colleague in london . assuming this is

he can't say well we're basically inetentative. charles: no central banker would say that.ell or mario draghi on other side taken enormous credit. mario draghi at his last press conference the ecb created 11 million jobs and saved europe. had nothing to do with policy which is incorrect. if something were to go wrong if there was a shock to the system? >> we had $1.5 trillion in tax cuts last year we're still seeing softness in cap-ex in manufacturing. so it is not the whole solution obviously. and so i think what is going on here, markets are putting too much on the fed's back right now. there is a limit to their effectiveness creating the kind of catalyst that really drives investment and that is an open opportunity for some creative thinking on the fiscal side. charles: that is whole different argue men with going into the election year as well. i don't think anything will happen. we'll be happy and lucky if we get usmca. but having said that from the stock market's point of view, wall street doesn't care. wall street is greedy. they have been pushing around the fed for

on the ground inet molly, thank you. and quick correction, phil, you don't live in detroit but you've certainly covered detroit for a long time. >> yup, spent a lot of time here. >> we know that auto sales are slowing in this country and in china as well. >> right. >> how much should that or does that factor into some of the demands being made by the union, how much does it factor into gm's position here? >> quite a bit. from general motors perspective this is a company the ceo has said she's operating to be as profitable and efficient as possible. they have too muchty here in the united states which was behind the decision to idle four plants, including the one i'm standing in front of here. there's one in lordstown, ohio that's gotten attention. the plan is to shut the plants down, that's in negotiation between the uaw and general motors. the flipside of that, though, craig, is the uaw says fine you want to curb production here, close plants here, why are you increasing imports from mexico? which is what general motors

. >> woodruff: but you also served as a secretary of defense, a inet position in the government withense responsibility. and i just want to ask you more about that because you spent a lot of h me withe editor of th"the atfantic," frey goldberg. about him is a man of libilityd cognitive ability and a man of generally dubious chacter. number one, i never said that and i'm not going to comment on wht might have said it, bi would not tolerate, when i was on active duy or as secretary of defense, any condeation or characterization like that of any elected commander-in-chief.s >> woodrufto those who would -- and some are wring this right now -- who say you have a responsibility because you have worked so closely with this president to k eandidly about what you've seen, and some of them are saying you're tryin to have iboth ways, that you both enjoyed this position of enormous influence inside the administration, but now you're out, you don't have that responsibility anymore, and you're not speaking to the american people about what you know. and allies of this country could be asking the s

all of this in the mortgage asset spaces leading to a decent around 9% inets up the fixed income spaceneficiaries of risk premium. further can this go in people think about perhaps even as low as half a percent on the rba cash trade by the middle of next year, when does that start to be a drag and people don't find they want to take additional risk? looks like that is in place but when we reach infection point, it is hard to say. shery: in china the markets have one day before a weeklong holiday to reacted to news the u.s. could be considering restricting portfolio inflows into china. what are we expecting? onm: it puts the emphasis today that much more because without any trading over the next week, it doesn't get much of a window. him is also the last opportunity we are to get going between the u.s. and china talk next week. we had the selloff in u.s. equities which moderated somewhat but this chart shows some of the real impact on the listed,companies chinese etf. they got hit reasonably hard. over the weekend we had a slight playing down of the emphasis of the original report. in a

jim inet's hear from illinois, says there is not enough investigations. caller: hello, pedro.ow are you? host: i am well, thank you. go ahead. caller: it is good to be on c-span. i watch you every morning when i get up from 6:00 to 9:00. missourifor the guy in being my neighbor. i thought missouri was smarter than that. this investigation has been going on nearly three years. nothing has really come out of it at all. the point i want to make is to the c-span listeners, jerry -- trump was trying to build a development. there along the riverfront. they were battling out then and this is what -- this is a grudge from 30 years ago, 40 years ago over new york real estate. it is part of it, but not all of it. host: you are calling on the line saying there is not enough investigations. is that the case you are making? caller: i usually call your 202-748-8001 for conservative or .epublican host: says there is too many investigations, go ahead. caller: i would like to make a the mueller report.r the russia organization pulled 31,000 reports off an apple wikileaksnd gave 21,000 of those

a few weeks ago, one of our an article ineted the daily paragraph that looks forward to the purging of ramona's in the conservative party. that was disgraceful. if we are being purged now, who's next? who's next? watch a film called goodman fingerlike. -- good night and good luck. you will take my point. this may be the last substantial speech i make here. who knows when the election will come. i will leave with the best of memories of this place. the obsession of my party has developed and sought to devalue my friend of the e.u. it may have curtailed my future. it will not rob me of what i believe. i will work out a deal looking at the sky, not down at my shoes. [applause] >> order. thank you. order. colleagues. >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be speaking in this particular debate. may i start simply by saying that paying tribute to my predecessor. he worked hard on the difficult issue of mental health and suicide. i thank him for his service. chris followed hard on the heels of the liberal democrat mp roger williams. those are large boots to fill. if i can partially mask -- partiall