so itt is hard for me to believe my distinguished colleaguesan are understandably very concerned with those circumstances with the federal workforce but to echo speaker pelosi's position then to work the white house to find a real compromise and reopen the government. . . . . the same kinds of reasonable investment happily supported last year and the year before have now become completely a moral issue simply because speaker pelosi certainly now says they are immoral. mr. president, that is not really what has happened and it is not what happened. forcing our laws have not become unethical overnight and the physical barriers at the border the democrats use to support a past congresses and in the obama administration and if not, they now become radical, right-wing positions. walls and fences still work. border security still matters and america families still deserve safety, reality is still reality and what democrats are ready to re- accept these realities they can negotiate seriously with the white house and bring it in and to this mess. >> has looked at tonight schedule as a governm

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and itt is in her honor, is an honor of all of those lives forever changed by gun violence. know that our fight is just starting, and the voices and the strength of the public will carry us through this. together, we are going to deliver for the american people. [applause] speaker pelosi: thank you very much, mr. chairman. for making this a different day. so many times, after we have had a tragedy, and it is almost every day because it happens every day across america, but a high profile -- we will go to the floor and have a moment of silence and that is it. silence, no action. this time, we will have a commemoration, a moment of silence, and the chair -- and a leader on this issue, thank you, come appear. be with us. ted deutch will be in the chair. when that happens. [applause] and then we will take action with this legislation. i know you want to yield to our distinguished former colleague. >> i do. i want to recognize a good friend of all of us and the person i already spoke about coming another lead -- a wonderful legislator and a great voice speaking up for gun violenc

ththink of itt as an actual experience where the brain treats it as if it were real. >> thank you for that.t. >> i appreciate you having me. thank you for the work you do. >> virtual reality can the hallucinatory issues of some images. --these images were the room were the result of google's deep learning. it is trained to identify features such as animals or objects and to strengthen those the next fe. you see there is a normamal vido of a marketplace. it is now made to identify dogs. what you see is a hallucination. images andsed these theexperience to understand mechanisms of our consciousness. hallucination machine. >> these perceptions can play tricks on us but our minds are strong enough to control it. >> it was not a long time ago when we were able to control the movement of a ball by using our mind. that was done because of the firing of neurons that generate these. it results in the corresponding motion. the principle is similar here. there is a game in which a child is supposed to escape a lab and you play the role of the child. object, certain neurons are firing. they are t

it's a spinoff from itt.nd we as a country need infrastructure every time you read about lead in new jersey homes and elsewhere and we know we need to build the water systems and moving water around the world. this is an attractive company. a little extra in europe than i like went into metering business. so we own it we've own them since we've owned itt and we think the ceo has done a good job. >> we were just talking about jpmorgan in the broader context of the financials, which are one of the best performing groups, year to date, this first month of the year, what do you think about that group >> i own jpmorgan and the trust banks, and i've been a little disappointed with state street they just changed the ceo. so i continue to like the notion of making money on the net engine margin spread but shadow banking which is one of the issues in this country that i'm a little concerned about because i don't fully understand it and don't have good numbers on it is nipping away at these loans. they have to get more

itt in the original budget request.hat's where we are in week 3, day 17 of the partial government shutdown. here on capitol hill,awmakers will try to piecemeal things ant reopen the e branches of government that have nothing to do with the wall. president trump is expecting progress by the end of the we. not clear how they'll get there. >> thank you. >> another place you can feele impact of the shutdown is at our airports. an increased number of tsa employees are calling out sick,t leaving sec checkpoints under d.staf look at la guardia airport yesterday. some passengers say they were afid they could miss their nights. 5% of the workforce called out sick last friday. the agency says sick calls have increased since the shutdown beg began. tsa employees are expected to work without pay because theirj are considered essential. >> if this were to cry on for months or years as the president claims, we will have to start having this tough decision of what do we do now? do i put gas in my car or go grocery shopping. >> the age

days ago itt was revealed that former campaign chairman paul manafort provided trump campaign pulling data to a close associate for dash. we do not know the special counsel knows in the timing and at the time when these things were coming forward to undo the sanctions are suspect, very suspect. lastly, removing sections on his comedies will benefit the president plans government and economy. since the exploited metals such as aluminum is a key for a new generator for country that needs revenues at a time when russia has failed to curtail its hostile actions against our nation and our allies this is not the moment to give up the source of leverage over the russian government. tomorrow the senate will take up a motion to disapprove the treasury departments proposal ndd i strongly believe the senate should vote to disapprove and in a short time of the sending a letter to every one of my senate colleagues, democrat, republican, independent to urge them to block this misguided effort by the trump administration and to keep those very needed sanctions in place. i yield the floor. >> senator

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offices with phone calls, to ask their friends and their family members to put as much pressure as ittpossibly can on senators to get a vote on the house v passed appropriations bill. >> host: have you tracked how many calls that is meant and what you been able to generate from what you been pushing? >> guest: somewhat aberrant organization has. it's numbers in the thousands but i couldn't tell you the number now. hopefully those numbers will grow a lot in the coming days. >> host: there is one more federal worker to chat with you. go ahead. >> caller: i've been coming in a little bit later to the show, but one thing i haven't heard mentioned is what other federal employees saying for us and our household can we feel like we have a lot of labels put on us that people out in the media are just even, they want to say, if you feel this way, you know, you're a republican, or you feel this way, your democrat and they don't even ask our opinion of how we feel. we just get stuck with a lot of labels and i'm just wondering how many of the people you spoke with kindpe of feel almost ostracized

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i have the absolute right to do itt but i'm not going to do so fast. >> the president says that he'slanning to sign the bill congress passed ensuring backed pay, rather, for federal employees impacte by the shutdown. until those checks come in, though, workers are rely on their savings or taking out loans andooking for temporary jobs now. >>> tonight, music and food but no paychecks. hund ods turning here in silver spring for what was billed as a shutdown dinner to help federal furloughedke wor. jackie bensen shows us how the community is coming together. >> chicken? can i interest anyone in chicken? >> reporter: love flowed through the cafeteria of montgomery blair high school inriilver ng. >> i'll have some chicken. that would be great. thank you. served ter: volunteers food and beverages donated by local businesses, many themselves losing business to the federal government shutdown. th ests, federal workers and their families. some still on the job, others rloughed, all of them not currently being paid.mo gomery county council member tom hucker'sizffice org the event. >> they're t

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in in in other words itt remains as polarized as ever night we we saw coming and it essentially it with with. a democratic leaders call for equal air time to rebut trump's immigration speech out because there was a sense that was gonna be full of madison and misinformation so prior to the speech ever taking place this was. the reading things and you can see in the headlines. as i said the polarization. splish trump declares border crisis democrats say he is chosen fears so an entirely kind of opposing at reading of things at this is the washington post's thing that he tried to create thee border cririsis in fact the border crisis is put in inverted commas by the guardian so a lot of space skepticism. as to whether or not a crisis exists at all in the firstt and if they were doig it fox news is doing as wel. couple the came through top part is perhaps surprising because they're usually very content with that president trump. statistics show that there's less violent crime but the undocumented immigrant population the by the general. population this is at its -- trump issued kinda scary w

certainly itt still remains a little unclear the renminbi. all right. lots more to talk about with you. samir is sticking around. lots more to talk about with him. yvonne: we're talking about that missed call as samsung starts to slide on earnings disappointment. is there hope for 2019 in chip demand? and the bank mrs. profit. .e will chart the outlook this is bloomberg. ♪ markets hurt good news from the fed and china also giving us a little bit to cheer for. contracting less than expected in january. pmi manufacturing coming in 49.5. yvonne: let's break this all down with our chief asia economics correspondent, enda curran. we are seeing manufacturing contract, but you mentioned the services number was upbeat. what does that mean? >> there is a clear positive. that is important. day, thed of the manufacturing side does remain in contract in territory. the backdrop is that industrial profits are heading the wrong direction. exports are somewhat under pressure and global demand is slowing down. perhapssome hint that pmi is bottoming out, but it still has

specifically for apple, if you ask me about risks specific to apple, i think it is because itt can getarly cycle business mean if there is an economic slowdown, they are the first to get hit and then my concern about replacements is what the company talked about last night. these things are behind us so for what is specific to apple, i don't see significant risk ahead. if you tell me china is going to continue to deteriorate -- [indiscernible] theor: let's talk about bloomberg library showing the fall of apple, more than $450 billion of market cap lost since october. what is left -- what is next for this stock? my 2020 earnings expectations will not change overnight and they are in the $14 region. has $130ny still billion of net cash. attractives entering evaluation territory. of course, when the core business of a company is in a freefall, investors usually don't look at valuation much during a is literally to start thinking about whether apple is a buy here. , apple isf valuation becoming attractive. that theto member non-iphone business of apple is growing, so that is still very [in

a lot of times when rain moves in, itte evapor then hits the ground. nonetheless, this is moving into the area. future weather, 8:00, 9:00, :0 rain south of washington and the metro area as well tracking rain around 4:00 a.m. i'll let you know where it exits. i'll have more on the timing at 6:25. >> thank you. >>> breaking developments on the death of a marine in the district. the military officially him.ifi there are still questions about how he was killed. scott macfarlane has more from the live deskht ton scott? >> jim, the military says the i member lance corporal riley kuznia. we are going to show youct es from facebook. in a post, his mother says we lost a loving son, cherished brother and dedicated marine. the military confirmed he wa shot and killed at the barrac ngs in southeac. struck by a discharge from another marine's apon. the marine corps has not released the circumstances, but say it was not self-inflicted. at the live desk, i'm scott macfarlane. >> thank you. >>> growing questions tonight over russis arrest of an american accused of es

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we'll time itt coecin for we adviries r t c in effect for our bay area bridges. use caution on the golden gate bridge, san mateo and bay bridge. we saw a bit of a backup on this camera. there is an accident on 80 eastbound near 7th street. look like it may be in the clearing stages. we'll jump over to our map right now. you've got one lane blocked. hopefully getting effort to right shoulder. we are not seeing any delays on the sensors. we did see chp on scene as well as flares blocking off that one plane. we have a crash blocking at least one lane here. no word yet of any injuries are involved in that wreck. southbound 280 right at sarato avenue. the good news is it is out of lane and effort to right shoulder. let's head of there along 101. all getting word of a trouble spot here. petaluma hill road at valley house drive, we accident with injuries report, a carvers us a poll. keep your eye out for that one. kenny? >>> chopper 5 capturing this video of san francisco's spectacular show by the bay bridge. thousands of revelers rang in the new year with fireworks, wa

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she was the linchpin of the trump administration's nomination of judge kavanaugh and itt turned out shehat all the people involved, they were lying about this man. hilindsey graham was right. i think lindsey graham justified his political life in the statement he made at the end. mark: that was his great -- >> it was. mark: it was his great sort of welch speech, have you no decency. >> i tell my kids, if the left will destroy a man like that, to get what they want, nobody's off limits. look what they did to general flynn. this man served his country honorably for how long. it wasn't a misleading lie. mark: it was a setup. >> he was setup. we'll find out when the mueller stuff is done, if we can get the truth, it will be stunning. mark: one of the things we'll b able to get is in that chair, i hope, general flynn, who will for once be able to tell his side of the story. people don't understand that when a prosecutor is holding a legal gun to s your head, you're not allowed to speak. >> and threatening your family. mark: threatening your son, threatening your family. they have enormous po

and itt deal was hinked, remains to be seen whether something like that still could come together. i have not heard specifics of anything like that. i am are interested to see if that comes back to the table, especially since stephen miller is an influential voice in the white house right now. guest 2: there was a bipartisan deal in 2018 of the senate between senator -- and senator king. you need 60 votes to overcome a filibuster. wouldiece of legislation have codified the daca program, given these young, undocumented people after citizenship, and given trump $25 billion for the wall. democrats caves, which was a big step for them, and they did i t against the screaming flanks. what they demand it was legal immigration cuts, the , the visa lottery, and democrat said we were not put this in the context of daca. the deal was on the table, and the white house seriously led to senateich republican leaders opposing it and the vast majority of republicans preventing it from coming up. now the price of negotiations have gone up, and you see them backing away from the wall in any form. hos

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itt a physical wall in the united stateof america is not who we are, it's not our value system. if w can see people 500, 600 miles away, why would we need to put a wall when they get here? all we have to do is move assets that w have available to us to the area where we see them coming. we do it now. all we have to do is just continue it. i have been engaging the tech community. they are telling me that they are developing modern technology that wlelp us identify those vulnerabilities. i would like for us to go in that direction. the physical wall sends a bad impression for the united states of america, our value system. we encourage people to come if they are being persecuted, they have a right to come and declare their -- and we work on asylum processi, but just to say to people we don't want you because you don't look like me is not who we are as a country. >> woodruff: very quickly, finally, it is looking as if the president iseriously considering declaring a national emergency to get the wall built and the government reopened. wh effect would that have on all this?>> gain,

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