the government will work with the isc to share information that is relevant within its remit. with theits remitlj think the prime ministerfor her statement, it is hard to see any alternative to her conclusion that this was either a direct act by the russian state against our country or the russian government has lost control of a dangerous nerve agent. in that context, i hope the whole house will be able to come together behind a firm response in the interests of our national security and public safety. can i therefore ask whether the national security council have asked for a review of the 14 other cases i wrote to the home secretary about to see whether any of those should be investigated, and also to press her on what further action she has taken in preparation for potential un security council resolutions that perhaps should be drafted to get the widest possible international support? can i say to the rhetorical lady, she is absolutely right about the need for a clear response from the whole of this house, and i think eve ryo ne the whole of this house, and i think everyone in this

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and the government will work with the isc to share relevant information that is within its agreement. >> thank the prime minister for her statement and it's hard to see any alternative to her very grave conclusion this is either a direct act or the russian government lost control of a dangerous nerve agent. ... and also to present her on what further action she has taken in preparation for potential u.n. security council resolutions that perhaps should be drafted in order to get the widest possible international support? >> can i say to the right honorable lady she's absolutely right about the need for this to be a clear response of the whole of this house. everybody in this house should be no doubt of the nature of what has happened and that we should respond robustly took. i understand my right honorable friend the home secretary has responded to the right honorable ladies a relation to those 14 at the cases. and i think a focus should be seeing the resources are put into this criminal investigation so when sure the police are able to do the work with maximum time and space. >> does

the abandonment of these term that were introduced a more collective style of that isce in china, ableve that says a lot about him, about the president. arounds to be a round -- to steer china through to the middle of the century, to economic and political wondrous things he wants to achieve for china. it is a big deal, even though it is not necessarily a power grab. he wants his own team around him to help him with that process. senior economic advisers may be promoted to the vice premier position. how does that affect policy going forward? we know the members of the most senior cabinet institution in china. there are big questions hanging and the headicial, of the anticorruption campaign, who was widely photographed sitting with other standing committee members at the national people's congress. both of these gentlemen have big jobs, that it is not clear yet what they will be. yet what is not clear they will be. will they be head of the central bank, economic affairs? it is not clear what they could end up doing. the chart.s look at chemchina achieve its growth also achieve china its

where this becomes interesting microsoft isce and that we see this as the next leap where you no longerut the software code. athletic layer of attraction where business and users can create their own apps n a cloud environment. emily: we've seen a lot of partnerships between companies that are, in fact, exeltors. does that mean for who owns the cloud? does amazon maintain its lead?ic does the cloud just get bigger of different exeavens own a piece of it? i real realize it's not zero-fufpbled game but who ultimately owns the cloud? i t's a great question and can't puffer port of a 100% it.rate answer on but my best bet is that the ace with grow by leaps and bounds. major fortune 500 retailers officeors ck operation work flows on top of airtable are entirely new. they're replacing ad hoc systems r creating new levels of transparency that wasn't there before. it's not some that we're with google ting cloud platform or a.w.s. or that going to essarily have to compete directly against each other but rather i think an new category of value will be created for certainly businesses and then als

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car today isc appropriate calibrated? canada still be used as a tool once they've taken into account other concerns that have been raised? chair. dudley: stress test is -- testing is really valuable. the turning point in the financial crisis was when we did the largertests with firms in 2009 and reviewed as credible. that was the turning point for the financial crisis. notle understood it is sufficient to have enough capital today. it is enough to -- important to have enough capital in the future, even under an adverse environment. stress tests are important because they create a forward look to the capital standards. we can argue about how severe the stress test is, but it is important to have stress tests because they increase the degree the viabilityin of our financial system, even under bad economic circumstances. the federal reserve is continuing to look at c car. regardless of what we do in c car, i thinkof it is important to have stress tests that are pretty severe. years pastight dodd-frank. nine years past the fi

isce: i think there justifiable short run optimism.t concerns me is we are not running with the long-run problems that affects the economy and the world. by that i mean rising u.s. debt. -- as we look ahead, faster than the economy can possibly grow, even if you are optimistic. and an aging workforce, we need younger people and we are third inning to close down on immigration, which is the wrong way to go. climate change, which we are not dealing with at all. and rising inequality in income, which can be good in the long run. tore is a lot of big things deal with that aren't being dealt with at all, largely is locked iness partisan warfare and not dealing with the big issues of our time. you have also been in washington for a long time and have been involved in it. look at the early races were polls are showing this may be the year of women or the next couple of years of women. i always think people are people, by do you have sensed that change is going to involve more women coming to congress and being in elective positions? is it goi

that the department of homeland security has determined that the fbi headquarters should be housed in isc level 5 facility. it then goes on to say why, that, with, that, well, the report from the gsa points out the reasons why this level of security is needed and i would like to put that into the record. perimeter protection and standoff distance are the most effective means of limiting damage from a bomb attack. there is no practical way to adequately secure and protect the j. edgar hoover building. the real risk is that the fbi operations are more vulnerable and could be disrupted potentially at a time when these capabilities would be most needed. now all of a sudden we are changing the direction here. it's very difficult for us to understand that. the chairman and the ranking member asked for detailed information about the plans. we got this glitzy 22-page, more photographs than details, about the proposal. and when you take a look at the cost comparisons, many of the costs are not even included in this. for 20% smaller building, you don't include the swing rental issues or building ou

if isc. did you know that? just appointed two months ago. strzok replies i did.talked about it before and after. i need to get together with him. she goes on to say i can't imagine either one of you could talk about anything in detail meaningful enough to warrant recusal. to which strzok replies really? rudy, i'm in charge of espionage for the fbi. any espionage fisa warrant that comes before him what should he do given his friend oversees him? page replies standards for recusal are quite high i don't think this poses an equal conflict and he doesn't know what you do? strzok says generally he does know what i do. not the level or scope or area. but he is super thoughtful and rigorous about ethics and conflicts. m suggested a social setting with others would probably be better than a one-on-one meeting. i'm sorry, i'm just going to have to invite you to that cocktail party. so, eboni, there is no confirmation yet as to whether or not this alleged cocktail party ever occurred, but we will, of course, keep you and our viewers updated. >> eboni: absolutely. thank you

if isc did you know that? just appointed two months ago. strzok replies i did.gine either one of you could talk about anything in detail meaningful enough to warrant recusal. to which strzok replies really? rudy i'm in charge of charge of espionage for the fbi. any espionage fisa comes before them what he should he do given his friend oversees them. is he is super thoughtful and rigorous about ethics and conflicts. m redacted out. suggested social setting with others would probably be better than a one-on-one meeting: guys, i will leave with you at question one-on-one meeting? cocktail party? rachel: lots of questions. thank you, gillian and happy saint patrick's day. >> happy saint patrick's day, rachel. rachel: pete on the plaza. pete: march madness as you know has kicked off this week. already the upsets and buzzer beaters have busted almost everyone's bracket. >> bulls eye. big time hits. >> this has been just total destruction. >> look at this. [cheers and applause] one time-out. they will don't take it. he got it. he got it. >> at the buzzer. pete: you can