it's important the isc is independent and rigorous and the right honourable lady can have my assuranceteps that i take to uphold that. the issue was also raised in the house of lords. a conservative former minister focused on the reference in the report to a number of peers who worked directly for russian companies to the kremlin. i am banned from going to russia, but i have been to various meetings with members of both houses and i regret to say that some noble lords seem to be defending the indefensible, namely, the putin regime. i wonder if my noble friend could ensure that there is a closer investigation into links that people have with the putin regime? all members of the house will have noted the comments in the committee report in relation to your lordship‘s house. i think it is extremely important that we should be on our guard, all of us, against the activities of the putin regime. you're watching wednesday in parliament. still to come, poohsticks and the prime minister. the westminster leader accused boris johnson of panicking about growing support for scottish independence.

month on this issue due to declining revenue immigration related application fees come into us the isc agency is facing a budget shortfall one.2 billion dollars and that is a result of the shortfall. us cis simply says they cannot pay employees with revenues they doav not have the shortfall is not entirely due to covid-19 the agency has not lived the budget over the last three years of this administration and frankly the trump administration and mismanagement and extreme immigration policy have only worsened the situation. was part of theas president's efforts to erase our identity as a nation of immigrants, not just try to the asylum-seekers and refugees but to restrict all immigration to this country creating obstacles her immigrant workers even in the current health emergency to impose additional restrictions nothing to do with public health andas us cis cannot issue these as a result of the anti- immigrant policies this budget avshortfall is real we have to address it not only disrupting those critical services it will cause unnecessary hardships of federal contractors at a time wh

>>o it isce to meet you. i can't believe it.ter: holocaust survivor lily ebert meets the american family of the soldier who liberated her 75 years ago. >> it brings tears to my eyes. reporter:o a reunion spanning continents, four generations in e most amazing circumstances. >> good luck and happiness. >> and the start to a new life. reporter: it was 10 words of hope written on the only bit of paper an american soldier could find, this german banknote. lily ebert was 16 in april5 when she and her sisters were liberated by that man from a deatmarch. they survived auschwitz, where nearly a million jews and thousands of others were murdered by the nazis. >> i asked my mother, brother, sister. reporter: now 90, she found the note from the unknown soldier going through her things with her great-grandson. heneto social media to find out the soldier was. >> i posted itn the mornin and left my phone for a few hours. suddenly i have a few thousand notifications. someone tweeted me sayinth this must b soldier. reporter: before long, he had

and the first two months of 2020 we had a 3.5 emmeoyate, wead plmentor raldordor l caafn-amafaners,s,iscsiansas,omen,enpl peoplhoutit schoo s doo sesre are s s s h.rt as p wbaroba they best b econo e lt lst generatn i notf re.mo moat wmo d doneee by reduc rinin marginal taxal r on corpatrpns lnsgensgege andmall, indiinduals,oms,s,e reform and simplification of regulations, rollback of regs, independent energy sector and fair and reciprocal trade deals, usmca just went into place july 1. we had the mexican president here two days ago. all those were big plus for the economy. we had record stock market for the economy. all that was terrific until the pandemic came. let me just say two quick things on this point. number one, we must, we must not go back to high taxes and high regulations. we must not do that. it defies common sense after this pandemic contraction. number two, my view is right now the best path to opening businesses, to creating jobs and to rebuild a healthy economy is that folks across the country particularly in the hot spots in the south and southwest, some other places to

and he will recall that he and i shared the bill committee, establishing the isc and he will know thei know that they will do during the course this parliament. we now go to the snp spokesperson. unlike the minister i would at least have the grace to congratulate the honourable gentleman on his election to the chairmanship of the intelligence and security committee and he will have our backing and making sure he stays there because he is an independent minded person and is the right person to chair the committee. and like him! person to chair the committee. and like him i would thank the committee for publication of the report. mr speaker, there is a lot of stuff in there, it is a cow that is going to give us a lot of milk for quite some time and! give us a lot of milk for quite some time and i think it deserves to be taken seriously. and objectively. i think the issues it raises in relation to actively looking the other way in terms of looking the other way in terms of looking the other way in terms of looking the other way into the brexit referendum need to be addressed objectively

isce: i think that this something that europe is focused on. am more skeptical that you will see that in other parts of the world. europe was ahead of the curve both on regulation and on policy as well as on the policymakers seeing it, and it is more important for europe because europe is more digitized at the moment. i think in the u.s. you are seeing less appetite for refinancing. in emerging markets, they don't have anything against that issue right now. i think there is an opportunity. there will be much more of a look at what is sustainable after this crisis, and that means like in the esg, the s and the g components will get more focus. i'm not so sure a green recovery will be seen globally. i think it is a very european focus right now. monday morning question, one final question if i could. we are up 40% off the bottom in march, depending on the measurement that you look at. why should i own or buy a marginal new share of stocks this morning? give us the core jp morgan view, the infinity as among the stock market. joyce: first, the vix

isce: what you pointed out the relentless driver productivity. competitive market, compete against truck and other railroads, we compete against geographic competition. it could be sourced somewhere else. and that kind of world, we have to be more productive year over year. so that we can help our customers be more effective in their marketplace. what that means is i think every industry that competes has the same kind of imperative, and that is not a bad thing, that is a good thing. but we have to rely on in the u.s. and around the world is that business formation, new business is being formed out of this wonderful, economic environment, you know, those new businesses employ people who are losing their jobs in old-line industries like ours that are consistently and costly pursuing productivity. having said that, there are plenty of upside growth for us from where we are right now, as recovery occurs, and as we win new business. i'm hopeful we get all of our employees back. mostine: the cargo, your profitable loads are coal, oil, and sand. what w

plays, rick isce hoping to launch its first space flight this year.nveiled the interior cabin of the ship that could take customers willing to pay $250,000 to space. george whitesides is the chief space officer for virgin galactic. thank you for being with us. firstu on track for that spaceflight, can we expect that in 2020? we are really excited to be able to carry off to the below glide flights in the last quarter. we have our earnings call on monday, so i'll be careful about how i present things. we are excited to get to our first space flight from mexico -- new mexico to our spaceport. that will be our first test. if that goes well, we will be making really good progress flight,ichard branson's which is the main thing we are working toward. to aheadry not to get of myself, but assuming we get that first one up and running, what is the demand that you see further out, the second, third, flights?ace not only your ability, but the demand side, people who are eager to do this. the amazing thing about this business is we will be supply constrained for

but whether thent presi- the point isce is that f protection is the purpose of intelligence.years in intelligence. force protection, how we initiateostilities, how we respond to assaults, how we protect ourroops. for somebody to make an assault on our troops and their to be any question as to whether the commander-in-chief would be briefed about it tells you what disarray exists in the white house and how serious this problem is if they are even afraid to tell them. whether he was briefed, i don't know. u hear two different schools of thought. i won't go into any of it. it remains to be seen. we will have a briefg of the gang of eight tomorrow. there will be a briefing in the intelligence committee. i'vesked for a briefing for the entire congress of the united states and perhaps we will learn more. what we do know is if you were not briefed, he should have been. if he were not, why wasn't he? what does putin have on the president heat would withhold that information? know veryone you well, former defense secretary leon panetta said that for the sake of american lives lost, be

we forecast for q2 an annualized decline of 24% to less market isc and the focused on the q2 number thatill be published this week. yousef: the europeans put the bar high in terms of what to mold anden it comes to aggressive stimulus plans and you look to the united states now and they are going to have to come up with something equally impressive. fromare we likely to get congress in the coming days? even from the fed, for that matter? expecting a new of 1.5 trillion, the market is anticipating one trillion. it is necessary given the resurgence of uncertainty in the economic data. for example, consumer confidence, mainly on the fear of new coronavirus cases. if the market is already pricing in a u.s. fiscal stimulus bill, is now a dangerous time to be bullish on these markets? from ahat we do think tactical allocation point of view that the dollar is under pressure right now and it will continue to be under pressure because interest-rate differential is certainly not favorable for the u.s. dollar and we will certainly here on wednesday from the fed that interest rates will remain low fo

i would add that within each agency, the process of getting a isce of approved extraordinarily rigorous because arehe end of the day these the views of the central intelligence agency and the intelligence community. >> how do you react to some of my colleagues coming back now to assert that this information should not have been in there? one of the colleagues says it was unverifiable and another said it was biased intelligence, and as a result it should have been clear back in february that this is nothing to be concerned about? it means at least one agency, one important agency -- [indiscernible] determined the information to be true. someone in the intelligence community believed that information to be true, and that is why it was included. >> before we even get to the question of low, medium, or high, which we discussed earlier, let's talk about the kind of information that exists. if there were information in the threatt there was a --inst one of our in masters one of our ambassadors in europe , and it did not come up in the morning meeting with the president, what would happen then

every single day for three hours isc-span we listen to he incompetent, he has done this and that.t on who is positive. there are a lot of things wrong in this country one of the things that really needs to change is the attitude of the black community must take some responsibility for the positions they are in. host: we appreciate the call. i think jim acosta is a good reporter, a tough reporter. he asks questions to get under the skin of a press secretary he did thatent, and under the obama administration. injecting, i the do know if jim said anything about that, but i was in the briefing when the president did bring up the idea of having this effect that's used inside the body. he did not say inject it it was an odd moment. he also said somehow putting uv light inside the body and asked if it could be researched. something happened there. i agree with you, if somebody said the president told people to inject disinfectants, that is not what he said. he implied something along those lines. the chief white house correspondent for abc news, his new book "front row at the trump show"

side, it isc health unsafe right now. if they want to start sports, everybody should wear a mask.t is all the presidents fault but if youout that, told everybody in the first place just wear our mask, maybe they can open up new things. right now it is just too unsafe. it is already politicized, sports of all. a slavets have mentality thing. if you want to watch it, that's fine, just wear oua mask. host: a caller from the chicago tribune -- a column from the chicago tribune that i want to bring to people that tension, written by shannon ryan. this is what it said -- devastated by economic hardship. resuming sports is a life is back to normal again. but it's not. the pandemic hasn't gone away, and outbreaks are surging across the nation. every option seems to have been safest 1-- except the -- hold off on playing. unknown about the long-term effects of the coronavirus, even on young, healthy athletes in their prime. bringing exports is a guessing game, even for our experts. but some things are right in front of our faces. insisting that sports continue is a logical. we have the evid