the answer iss. >> what does will hurd say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" brought to you by -- robert granari. additional funding is provided by -- >> corporate funding provided by stevens inc. se >> repative will hurd, welcome to "firing line." >> thanks for having me. >> you're abeepublican m of house of representatives representing texas's 23rd district. >> that's right.wo 29 counties,ime zos, 820 miles othe border. >> which makes t you only republican in the house of representatives that represents a border. district with the u border and mexico border. >> that's correct and the longest border. >> you're also on the how intelligence committee which has this week been undergoing impeachment hearings of we at the endf the second week public testimony and this week,e heard from dr. fiona hill. presidentrump's former russia national security council adviser. here's what she said in her ening statement. let's take a look. >> i refuse to be part of an effort to legitimize the n vernment that the ukrain government is the a

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iss is in argentina -- this daniel in argentina. >> all social indicators and bolivia. it bothered the privilege sectors that hydrocarbons have been nationalized, basic income has been increased for the entire population. despite all of this, together with the armed forces, are carrying out this outrage. this barbarity. it has to do with the coup. and policies we thought have been eradicated from the region. and that is wider so important that popular movements throughout latin america come out. amy: evo morales was thehe first indigenous president of bolivia. burning indigenous flags. marlis's departure can a week after they canceled a massive multinational lithium mining project slated for bolivia's southern highlands. to see our coverage of the political rights is in bolivia, go to democracynow.org. in immigration news, the supreme court will begin to hear oral arguments today on three lawsuits demanding the trump administration preserve deferred action for childhood arrivals, daca, the obama-era program that grants protection from deportation and a work permit to at

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all the parties campaigning stress and good housekeeping but the main message from the iss is the criticalon both your houses, plans for health spending are in the same ball park with the conservatives on 3% growth a yearand labour, with the conservatives on 3% growth a year and labour, 4%. when you strip health care out, you get an interesting picture, looking at spending commitments over the next few years, the end of the spending squeeze. “— few years, the end of the spending squeeze. —— ifs. every party is pushing up day—to—day spend, big differences in the amount, however, all these lines representing spending on schools, by councils, on roads, public pay, and other things on the rise. but, if you zoom out and look at this over the last ten yea rs, and look at this over the last ten years, they do not all take us back to where we were. conservative plans leave spending levels still 14% below where they were in 2010. lib dems, below the line, too. labour plans don't just spend dems, below the line, too. labour plans don'tjust spend more, they undo the austerity decade, leaving spending

pauljohnson from the iss has been on the andrew marr show and frankly, he is not terribly impressed byi'll parties are making about how they are going to fund their manifesto commitments. there is really not an enormous amount there. i think the triple tax lock as they call it, not increasing income tax, vat or national insurance, to come back to bite them as it did before the 2017 election because they had a similar pledge in 2015 and that stopped even modest increases on some very low rates of national insurance. if we are going to undo austerity to any extent and we are going to cope with the fact we are going to cope with the fact we need more money for the health service, for pensions, at some point over the next decade we are going to have to raise taxes or accept that we have much less in the way of public services, the nhs and so on and we are used to. i think neither party is taking that serious message to the electorate. if you want better public services you're going to have to pay and in labour plasma case they are saying someone else will pay. conservatives are saying nobo

this inquiry iss not about president trump's abuse of power. this inquiry of our democracy and the guys that our founders agree should guide our nation. we hold the whistleblower ambassador's yovanovitch tailored mckinley as well as others are deepest gratitude and appreciation for their integrity and commitment to american values. they are realoeoe american heros despite the president's bullying and harassment as and have stood up in defense of our cetaceans and the values of the court to gaidar nation. madam president i would yield the floor. [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome former abc news anchor

that iss obstruction and that will probably end up as an article of impeachment. >> this is the second week of open hearings. very fiery statements from the witnesses. to what end? likely, not certain, the house will at some point m.p.h., they will vote by a majority on articles of easemement, which do not remove the president. viewers know by now impeachment does not remove the resident. americans are still divided on it. a slight majority favors impeaching the president, but they are not in favor of removing him from office. vote froms two thirds the senate. you have a house with a democratic majoritity. with ae a senate majority of republicans. you need 67 votes to remove him from office. they do not have those votes. >> tensions are running high after a resignation. supporters of the former president denounced what they said is a coup, while the southern neighborhood work -- welcome the change of government. we bring you this report. the family home was attacacd by hundreds on the night of the 10th of november. >> when they heard the explosion, my brother and a few people came to t

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i'm going to show you a quick video of the demo-run mission, the dragon spacecraft going to the iss and docking there unmanned and completely autonomous and it's in preparation to the manned flight later this year so i'm going to start. this is falcon 9 on what we call the transport director. >> pad is clear. go for flight. >> launch 39. where all the shuttles and apollo launch from. mission control in hawthorne and at the cape. two different rooms. mission control in hawthorne. inside of crew dragon. you see little earth and ripley. and that's the view from the spacecraft as the astronauts would see it. second stage. first stage returns to launch ship and lands there. and dragon separation. and then the phasing begins and getting closer to the space station. little earth is a gravity sensor for us. this is the actual thing this is one of my favorite phases. ♪ >> little earth stayed up there to be brought back by demo 2 mission. the nose will close for the re-entry. will deploy. and main chutes. and this is the recovery boat. we have two of those. so, i threw everything on one slide, to

iss, down 18% in copenhagen.fit warning and it is failing to live up to what the ceo said work overly ambitious gold. properties, down more than 12% this morning. the you came all landlord says they need to sell assets and may need to raise liquidity to address short-term and medium term liquidity needs. on top of that, this has to do with the fact they are facing much more expensive rental cuts -- retail rental cuts and closures. anna: the travails having an effect. on the program, a blip. the turnaround of socgen takes a hit as revenue slumps. hear from our interview with his deputy, coming up next although the share price of socgen this morning, up 3.9%. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. 20 minutes into your trading day and the stoxx 600, fairly five. some downside in london -- fairly flat. some downside in london. socgen's third-quarter earnings missed the lowest estimates. the french banking gia has seen a 20% decline in equities trading in that period. the ceo spoke to bloomberg

we work with iraqi security forces to take down the isis iss caliphate and will continue to make sure it cannot reemerge. the united states remains the largest humanitarian donor to iraq, , providing more than $2 billion in food, water, medicine and shelter since 2014 alone. we are the largest donor as well to stabilization, rebuilding more than 500 schools, 100 health centers, 50 water treatment plants, with many more projects coming online soon. now our commitment continues. we will not stand idle while the corrupt officials make iraqi people suffer. today i'm affirming the united states we use our legal authority to sanction corrupt individuals that are stealing iraqis wealth and those killing and wounding peaceful protesters. like the iraqi people taking to the streets, we will not discriminate between religious sect or ethnicity. they will simply target those who do wrong to the iraqi people, no matter who they are. turning now to israel. the trump administration is reversing the obama administration's approach towards israeli settlements. the u.s. public statements on settlement

when i was over there with my group, on the iss advisory task force, they had a special showing for usn the museum of cosmos and they showed us that movie. i think "apollo 13" is the most realistic of the space movies you see in the united states, but this movie called "spacewalker," you can get it from amazon with english subtitles. it's probably one of the best movies and most realistic i've ever seen. it is unbelievable. and i recommend it to all. it's about a two-hour movie. but getting back in was something you'll never forget. i told crip at dinner last night, i didn't have time to go into it yesterday, but on that second stage burn on the s-4b, the third stage when i was a translunar injection, picked up 11,000 feet per second, we got up around 32,000 feet and it started to vibrate -- it was like a pogo but it wasn't. the frequency was the same but the amplitude was building. i told john young, i said, john, this feels like flutter but there's no aerodynamic forcing function on this thing, and it kept getting more and more and more. it got so bad, i remember by 34, 35,000 feet,

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this iss likely to have significant implications for u.s. national security. amy: army lieutenant colonel alex vindman responding to a question from democratic congressman sean maloney of new york. earlier during the hearing, vindman detailed why he was so coconcerned with trump's acacti. >> i was concerned by the call. what i heard w was inappropriat. i forwrwarded my concerns to mr. eisenberg. it is improper for the president of demand a foreign government investigate a u.s. citizen and a political opponent. i was also clear that if ukraine pursued an investigation commit -- it was also clear if ukraine pursued an investigation into the 2016 elections, the bidens andd b burisma, it wouould be interpreted as a partisan play. this would result in ukraine losing bipartisan n support, undermining u.s. national security, and russia's strategic efforts. juan: the second hearing on tuesday featured testimony from kurt volker, the former u.s. special envoy to ukraine, and tim morrison, former senior director for european and russian affairs on the national security

upper 70s there and san francisco iss. no change in our weather pattern as high pressure remains in control setting upt off giving wind due to the clock wise wind flow. so it's wet around the pacific north west but staying away from the bay area and no changes ahead once again going not only into the next week but possibly the week after that. so here we are with well above normal temperatures. and also not a drop of rain in this forecast. san francisco, though, we're going to see some more clouds and fog but clearing throughout the next several days. we'll be watching out for that hopefully soon and we'll get some rain scott and kris. >> let's hope. thank you. >>> coming up, modernizing america's national parks and the controversial proposal to allow modern conveniences like amazon deliveries inside your park. >> well speaking of amazon, the company's prime free one-day delivery expanding to millions of new products. the online retail giant expanding the one-day delivery option to inland empire additional 10 popular holid

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california still safpublic comment wednesday before the californipublic utilities commission taking up the iss of public safety power shut-offand i think all of us are feeling the pain associated with. >>cent actity from our utilities from the power safety shut offs. >>we ha mom and ps businesses closed for days on end grocery stores restaurants. who was also impacted for farmers deliveries elderly disabled ps has not worked. i don't think it will. >>now the cpc's voted to lauh an investigation to determine of pacific gas and electric and the sta's other investor owned utilities are and requirements when it comes to preparing for instigating shut offs. >>it ismperative that we do more to mitigate wildfire risks and reduce the u of psps in the future. >>in response to the investigation. pg e says while we recognize that the scope of these events is unsustainable in the long term. it was th correct decision for safety. gen the large scale historic weather events. ensuing equipment dama that unfolded across our service area. in a separate action, the californiaublic utilities commission has ruled

have been told they can takeke their b boats back ot toto sea from gaza, s so i would a cease-fire,ere iss this will end, hopefully, and we can say this operation is over. mark: from jerusalem. next, four more deaths in the demonstrations in iraq as police try to corral protesters back into their protest camp. the death tolls have passed 300 once the protests began october 1. >> some rush to go to safety as others try to launch projectiles, taking into your gas, one medical volunteer accuses the police of using excessive force. >> we are taking to the streets peacefully, and you see they are firing at us. we are a medical team, volunteering to treat protesters. we are not creating a problem, but security officers have hit me three t times. >> according to witnesses, security forces fired live andds, rubber bullets, teargas canisters as they try to push hundreds of protesters back to their main cap. unrest in baghdad is driven by discontent over corruption, high unemployment. despite the country's oil wealth. the violence in the capital came a day after protesters said that an intensifying

were blue rose 10s, ile ths&p 500 lostanderajudgs issed presid lawsuit against new york officials thatng the release of his tax returns. the house ways and means committee sued the treasury department and the irs in july to obtain mr. trump's federal income tax returns. the president could file a similar lawsuit in another court. >>> google is working with one of the biggest health care systems on a once-secret initiative. the project reportedly dubbed "project nightingale" is in partnership with ascension. google says it's an effort to cleth information from -- collect information from patients who streamline technology to provide better care. before google revealed the project, more than 100 employees had access to millions of americans' lab results, diagnoses, and hospital records. the company say the initiative complies with federal health law. >>> twitter is asking for public feedback on its deep fake policy plans. deep fakes create realistic videos of a person that appears to do something they did not do. twitter's new proposal includes putting a notice next to tweets that share

democrats want to hear what their candidates are saying about the issues, and republicans are die issingt, ying it is another examp of how the washington elite are trying to get our man and prevent him from becoming president foaranother four i spoke to republicans and democrats earlier shifting winds over the presidential range, home to some of the most unpredictable ather in the world, and an equally unpredictable political environment day's presidential hopefuls. ♪ jane: north conway lies in the shadow of the white mountains, a bluish town in a reddish county in a divided state where hillary clinn beat donald trump by less than half a percent in 2016. zeb's general store, a local landmark, is a popular campaign spot. i'm here to meet republicans who think the president will have beer luck this time.e >>anged my whole outlook because he is not a politician. he is a businessman running a business, and this country needs it. that changed my whole lifestyle and gave me energy. jane: but republicans here are a dwindling foe. >> we are attracting people from the surroundinstates that are ov

area coverage're looking at iss impact the way area's fourth largest city including housing, job creationand diversity. i'm excited to look at more stories. >>> muni riders in san francisco know buses run late on a dale lay daily basis. now they promise sweeping changes by 2021. muni will make it a priority to hire bus and muni operators. an audit in 2018 found hundreds of city buses not in service because there ere not enough drivers. >>> let's check in with weather. i know some of you did get a little rain last night. that was exciting. >> the key is a little bit. about five-hundredths in san jose, eight-hundredths in los gatos and a couple hundredths in the north bay. we were talking about it. yesterday i was like i don't think it will happen. it did. sometimes it does. sunny and breezy today. high fire danger continues to be the main threat in our forecast. as you look at 87 here, it looks bone dry already. threat tapers tonight. much cooler conditions. a pleasant hill weekend is on tape. the area of low pressure stalled further to the north. some energy wrapped around the back of it,

media, andts, the the deep state are desperate to it iss and it is not me, us, it is all of us. 63 millionmuch more than 63 million and right now, our numbers are higher than they have ever been before. they have never been this high. >> house committees continue depositionsthe -- even while congress is on a weeklong recess. three committees will hear from trump administration officials about the july 25 call between president trump and the ukrainian president about funds in her marked for the country. the painted to appear on monday, twonior aide to all amy and national security council lawyers. and in omb energy expert. anduesday, an energy expert on wednesday, a state department legal counsel and on thursday, former national security council advisor john bolton is scheduled to be deposed in the impeachment inquiry. , we are makingg it easier for you to watch c-span's coverage of the impeachment inquiry and the administration's response. if you miss any of our live coverage, go to our impeachment inquiry page at c-span.org/impeachment for video on demand. and we have added a tally from t

iss says all directors should share accountability. plenty more to come on bloomberg.s is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." the reserve bank of australia has discussed unconventional policy. it says the necessary conditions are some way off. a bond buying program is an option as the cash rate is at a quarter of 1%. the threshold for such stimulus has not been reached yet. his comments come as the rba forced to revise inflation. new zealand decided against loosening mortgage lending cards as rates rekindle in the housing market. loanbnz governor says rates will remain at current levels for now. he says low rates can boost inflation, but also promote debt and risk-taking. china is proposing to tighten the supervision of its biggest banks with an annual review of sciences. regulators led by the pboc have onfted new rules systematically important lenders. china is seeking to contain growing threats in the country's $43 trillion financial sector as slowing growth drives bad levels higher. the government of india's richest state has collapsed after four

investors paut us thougf diszris he issed home growing the rental spli by 36% between 2012 and . >> most that they would sell theouses for a profit a call it day. but the rental market is too lucrativ so more investors are buying more properties. for "ghtlbusiness report" i'm diana ol zbliek another look at the final numbers on wall street. the dow fell 112 points. the nasdaq down 43. pped 11.apnea fiefd s and that is "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue herera f thanks joining us. >> i'm bill griffeth. have a great evening. e you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation is de possible by... woman: babbel, a language app that teaches real life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, italian and mo. babbel's 10 to 15 minute lessons are available as an app or onlin more information on babbel.com. narrator: funding was also provided by... the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. wowoman: and now, b

today, president trump hosted a roundtable of experts to dis iss the healact of a vaping and whethernot there needs to be a ban on flavored products that attract young people. at times the mting became contentious with voices from the industry saying jobs would bf lostey were banned, and that responsible marketing was the answer. doctors stress this was a health crisis that needed to es add. a brief time ago i spoke to ath doctor frouniversity of california-san diego school of medicine. thank you so much for joining us. there s a lot of attention today on the surge of youth vaping. do you think one of the t solutions ban flavored products advertised for children? >> ia scary situation we are in. ere are a lot of children,en ers, and young adults using vape devices. they are getting hooked on them one of the workarounds is to make them less appealing, so the ban of flars like bubblegum, grape-flavored, Ème brÛlÉe, chocolate, all of these things can help make them less appealing anhopefully get fewer kids and teenagers hooked nada: the cdc reported as of confirmed deaths from vaping an

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american people to tell them something important has happened and a way of sending a seed normal to isshest punishment and retribution come what may. what is your take? you are right in the sense that the two approaches could not have been more different in character. whatever else mr trump learned as a young man it was not less is more stop it was a highly personal statement, particularly once he began taking questions from the journalists that day. this question of whether it will lead to more recruitment, ifear question of whether it will lead to more recruitment, i fear that question of whether it will lead to more recruitment, ifear that is question of whether it will lead to more recruitment, i fear that is a possibility. it was insulting. i would have let the raid speaks for itself but i am old—fashioned and establishment. i am always nervous about giving material to others i also think the president may have stretched the truth a little. no—one has disc corroborated his description of what has happened, the talk of abu bakr al—baghdadi cowering whimpering and pleading. none of t

the moving conclusion of my exclusive interview with actor jon voight from his first surprise issingon broadway. a golden globe winning performance on tv's ray donovan. >> i was surpriseed to learn in 1961 jon voight was in the original production of the sound of music. >> i filled in. i was the first replacement. >> wow. >> i got to work 2 weeks with mary martin who was fantastic. i assumed after 2 years she was just phoning it in. she wasn't. she was a great listener. when i was on stage with her, she was listening to me. she was responding to me. i was quite surprised. the first note i got, after my first performance, i was very good in that performance. the energy was high. the adrenaline was working. i gave a pretty good performance. i got one note. it said don't upstage miss martin. >> in 1978 you won an oscar for coming home" which captured eye vietnam vet who was paralyzed. what changed in you? did it sensitize you from the soldiers coming home from vietnam? >> i was a liberal but i was in transition. i was shocked. vietnam celebrated that as a victory. you are not paying att

context iss important in terms of understanding much of the saying, that goes into concur, not dissent. court did make some progress in 1937 in de jong. it effectively overturned the notion that simply being a member of a party was enough to a conviction. of course, in 1937, the raf great -- ravages of the great depression were fading. roosevelt was promulgating likeies that made it look the south korea soviet union wa. day of pearl theor, the bridges case, court did what holmes wanted to and what brandice talked about in whitney. it said the clear and present danger must be objectively clear and really present. but, of course, in december of 1941, what was russia? to become our trusted ally in the great crusade against nazi germany. the we go to the 1950's, red scare and dennis. context becomes extraordinarily of shapingn terms these kinds of decisions. so what can we say about concurring opinions? are other examples. fletcher and whitney are simply the most fun. of thinking,my way stellar examples of judicial bringmanship, efforts to together competing strands of law and fact and wea

have to figure out how to institutionalize and make the change across the department of defense which iss an excellent thing to do. you ask about the things we do and one of the biggest is just bringing in talent from the outside from academia and industry and the chief scientist who wasou here today working for the startups of the last job and our chief technical officer 25 years in the valley come he comes in and within 24 hours takes a different view of what we are trying to do. we need more of that. we need people coming from academia for a year or two coming to the outside putting people in education and the industry, secretary defense or fellowships. what that is all beginning to happen to the scale for the next level to really start to understand what we are each talking about. me going to the valley and the talking only get so far. it's the peer-to-peer relationships with discussions that are going to be more important than anything else. >> i think you've seen examples of it. we are priming the pump on a number of important areas. whether that is training our models and simulatio

i am not sure if that person iss aware how much burden this sometimes puts on small businesses with leases where the owners make the responsibility for making the entrance compliant on them. it does become a little more complicated than i think the supervisor who originally introduced this had intended. the department, obviously, wants as much compliance as possible. we want more customers who are disabled to be able to get into these buildings, but we appreciate the fact that in some circumstances this is not a simple thing to do. in smaller numbers it is possible to do. we would like to go after those to make those higher priority so the ones with financial im feasibility are not airstriking point that is a bureaucratic nightmare for the small businesses or property owners. >> it is probably not going to be until january that this ordinance will move forward, but i want to let you know we are moving in that direction. >> point of clarification. is it december when the deadline is, what date? >> december 1st was the deadline for the compliance. there is a table with slightly different com

i think seeing all of this great content from disney plus, apple it iss, netflix, amazon, just makingt easier and easier to cut the cord. that frees up a tremendous amount of wallet. for me, this is like adding fuel to a fire that is already burning and will make it so much easier to cut the cord going forward. today is like a real watershed moment. look, the cable bundles in the past, we will put all our best assets onto streaming and whatever happens in the bundle, so be it. it will be a tough place for espn in their future but i think disney is clearly telling you that they know the bundle is dead or clearly dying, and they have to move forward. taylor: you talk about the cannibalization of traditional subscriptions. dan ives said 10% of netflix's base could be at risk. do you have figures of whether there is cannibalization going on at netflix and the competitors? is one of the most absurd comments i have ever heard. consumers want to stream. you are not choosing between netflix and disney plus. if you are not a sports fan, you will give up on cable service. if you want to watch t

yes, a japanese company offering non-smoke issing employees extra 6 days off paid to compensate for the. >> greg used to smoke? >> but i never wasted time. i didn't like watching people smoke with me. boy, i am pathetic. what about other time wasting things? people spend hours doing really weird things in their office. >> smoking is a big problem. you should be docked time. it normally takes 20 minutes. it's a big problem. >> what is the best producers are smokers? they are so intense. when you are working really hard. you need to smoke a cigarette. maybe they are doing more work faster than you non-smoking losers! >> laving laughing. >> private companies are allowed to do anything they want to do to attract and keep good talent. if you offer this to non-smokers, great. >> what if you said i don't eat fatty food and i exercise. do i get more days off? >> no, you have to pay less. >> that's for your insurance. >> this company is in tokyo. japan is one of the largest tobacco consumers on the planet. it made sense it happened there. i had an internship in brazil. the boss was smoking insid