he was the founder of the jeffery toy store on 45 kearny.has since then in 1966 and since then his son has taken over, his son mark. the reason i want to bring attention to this very generous human being, was in the earl '70s i actually went around trying to do a community christmas party and tried to give gifts at a time to mainly under privileged kids. i didn't see it happening too much in my community in chinatown. i went around and by the third year i had over 500 children come to the event. but one of the stores consistent and this was before toys r us and jeffery's toy store was there and toys r us is gone and jeffery's toy store is still there. i have to say when i walked into jeffery's toy, not being a part of anybody or any organization, i said i'm from the community and i want to do this thing and i really need help. i don't have any money to do anything. would you be willing to donate and he was real generous in donating many many toys. he wasn't the only one but he was one of the first. i want to give praise to his generosity and

jefferies should be applauded for their bipartisan approach to this issue. i urge my colleagues to support this historic legislation. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of s. 756, or the amendments thereto, the first step act as passed in the senate. this legislation has traveled a long journey to get to this point. along the way various aspects of the bill have changed. although do i not agree with all of the changes on balance the measure has greatly improved thanks to the hard work of many members on both sides of the aisle from the house and senate. before i get to the substance of the bill, i want to recognize some of the people most responsible for getting us here today. there are a number of champions of criminal justice reform in the senate, but i particularly want to reco

our education branwen jefferies has been looking ahead our education correspondent branwen jefferiesgoing to be an interesting and busy year about education. the government is trying to work out what to do about tuition fees. an independent panel is looking into what we should do after the age of 18 and they are due to report back in february. we know one of the ideas they are considering is variable to wish on fees. different fees for different types of courses. what they say about technical and vocational education could be just as important. many colleges are also struggling with their finances. the government might have to act on apprenticeships. their new apprenticeships. their new apprenticeship levy isn't working out as expected. the number of apprenticeships starts has fallen by one third and the budget is already overspent. money, money, money, is also what schools are worrying about. the government says school spending in england is at its highest level ever. many head teachers say it doesn't feel like that on the ground. you can expect them to continue campaigning. pa rent

i'm coming back down now. >> the band. [ applause ] >> jeffery. dave. >> wow. three episodes of this show on netflix and that's basically what it is. >> it's us messing around with our friends and family. >> jimmy: us messing -- and you guys messing around with the audience too, which is a lot of fun. >> it is. >> jimmy: whose idea was it to do this together? because you both are successful individually, and dave also at some point i would love you to explain why you're wearing two hats at once. >> i don't know why everyone isn't. can i get through it quickly? you have some very good questions. this is my comedy hat. >> jimmy: okay. >> this is my deadliest catch fisherman hit. >> jimmy: okay. >> i'm ready to go. >> dave's always dressed for an episode of "storage wars." >> thank you. well, jimmy, that's a great question. i think what had happened is you know how it is, "late night" at a comedy club, i was on stage and jeff was in the room and i just brought him up and we started, like, going back and forth and riffing and there's nobody better than him, he is t

jeffery cramer, former federal prosecutor, assistant u.s. attorney, currently the managing director at berkeley research group. good to see you. >> good afternoon. >> shepard: what did we learn here? >> we learned some things and still in the dark about others what we learned is that as a result of mr. flynn's cooperation, it led to other investigations which are still going on. what we're in the dark about is what those investigations are. he met with the special prosecutor 19 times, as you indicated. the sentencing was put off a handful of times. that means they walked through methodically with general flynn every piece of cooperation he might have given and we'll know soon enough if it leads to further indictments. >> shepard: there's a criminal side to this. that's laid out. >> there is. they were pretty careful about enumerating certain elements out there with respect to criminal investigations. it may be other lying to investigators or congress, but what chances are is happening, if you can read between the lines and behind the redacti

jeffery woo the tech company tweeted the video. it happened on mason street. woo is calling the neighborhood a war zone. >> you should expect it. no. i think we've had enough hpy to raise a flag and say let's make something change here. >> he tagged mayor london breed in the tweet. >>> in houston, texan armed robber tried to hold up a burger king but his plan went downhill. luckily for him, the suspect drove off. >>> a would be car thief got more than what he bargained for. the woman fought back. her 5-year-old pointed out that someone was in her car. the commotion got the attention of katie mack who was in her apartment at the entire time. >> i saw the woman pulling the guy out of her truck, throwing him to the floor and beating him. >> mack shot this video, you could see jones wailing on him. >> and then he tried to get away and that's when i sat on him. >> yeah, she sat on him until police had arrived. she was not going to be a victim again. don't mess with her. >> no way. >>> closer to home, the new parking garage at the walnut creek bart station isn't set

we have a special holiday segment of the jeffery mead awards.ear showing the winners. all of that coming up in 30 minutes. >>> the oldest working barber in the world is making sure his clients feel their best. >> now he is giving out his secret to feeling young. >> anthony mansfield is 107 years old, 96 years ago he started cutting hair and he is still hard at work. he is putting in 40 hours a week. in 2007 the guinness world book of records recognized him as the world's oldest barber. >> i am going to keep going. >> god bless you. >> i advise people not to quit working. keep you busy. >> his 85-year old son says his father is in better shape than he has. he has no plans to slow down. he says he will keep going to keep the younger generation looking sharp. >> that makes me feel lazy. thank you so much for watching at 5:00. we will be back in 30 minutes. see you then. captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: on the "cbs evening news" this christmas, a second child from guatemala dies in american custody. day four of the government shutdown. the pr

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but there's yet more breaking news, jeffery, and pamela brown is with us to tell us about this.ll of a sudden we are finally getting the mueller document involving paul manafort, the former trump campaign chairman. >> that's right. the big question was, what did he lie about. well, now mueller's team is laying out in these documents, saying he lied on five major issues, including his contacts with people within the trump administration. we are learning through these documents that manafort had claimed initially, had told mueller's team that he had no direct or indirect communication with anyone in the administration while they were in the administration and that he never asked anyone to try to communicate a message to anyone in the administration on any subject matter. but, according to mueller's team, that's not true, and they layout the evidence they have, that he told a person through text message to talk to a trump administration official back in may, that mueller's team is saying separately he was in touch with the administration through february of 2018, and they cite the

diplomat jim jefferies believes the pulling out of the i.n.f. treaty would also undermine u.s. relations with broader europe too i think it's quite likely the u.s. will pull out of this treaty i think the at the end of the story that just finished and my fear were guarding the europeans and how it will affect our relationship with them is they simply do not have the courage or the the strength of character to say to the americans no this is bad for us this is bad for europe this in danger is our security we won't go along with this whatever trumps impulses might be to either have an agreement with the russians and as well as with the chinese to have a better relationship that he has a national security team that is entirely composed of the wrong people and what they want to do is to put russia into an untenable security position and this is simply one more iraq they can throw at moscow and they don't really care with a consequence as our that is what my fear is here. it's been a year now since a rock claim victory over islamic states the tums flown isn't it just defeat of the t

were never really given justice i mean some of them ultimately did sue jeffery abstain or more given settlements but ultimately there are scores of girls that were abused by jeffrey abstain and his power broker pedophile friends and none of them will ever see justice while. nick is an investigative journalist yet looking at that child trafficking rings and their perpetrators most exceptionally with your work on the franklin scandal is the jeffrey abstain case the exception or the norm when it comes to these types of child sexual crimes that involve you know the wealthy the powerful or the politically connected. well in the jeffrey of sting case you have what's made a lot of fanfare recently is alexander a cost who was the principle u.s. attorney who covered up the jet stream crimes is now separate u.s. secretary of labor so and this is consistent with the investigations that i have undertaken and the franklin scandal for example. there were sixty victims that had been identified by this state senate investigator and there was a tremendous amount of evidence the state senate investiga

morgan chase credit suisse and jefferies will be involved in the i.p.o. to take place next year which could give one hundred twenty billion dollar valuation. and alphabets corp subsidiary way most says they will achieve the first in the field of autonomous vehicles the industry preferred term for self driving vehicles company officials say they will test a paid ride hailing service called way mo one which will use autonomous vehicles in and around phoenix the capital of the u.s. state of arizona however trained human drivers will also be present in the vehicles during the trial and only four hundred customers will be eligible to call up on limo one the company's decision to keep human beings at the wheel seems prudent although boom busters may recall a human driver was behind the wheel when an autonomous vehicle struck big killed a woman earlier this year in the arizona town of tempe which borders phoenix pedestrians and cyclists be aware. heads of state and ministers from opec the organization of petroleum export income countries have concluded their fir

states postal service located at 3-s-101 rockwell street in warrenville, illinois, as the corporal jeffery allen williams post office building. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the written request of the gentleman? without objection, the senate amendments are agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. mitchell: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on oversight and government reform be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 5205, and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5205, a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 701 sixth street in hawthorne, nevada, as the sergeant kenneth eric bostick post office. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to consideration of the bill? without objection, the bill is engrossed, read a third time, and passed, and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gent

jeffery woo the ceo of the tech company human. woo is calling the neighborhood quote a war zone. >> you should expect it. no. i think we've had enough to expect and it's unacceptable. and i'm happy to raise a flag and say look let's make something change here. >> he tagged mayor london breed in that tweet. he's yet to comment on this video. >>> it was a graduation ceremony that included an emotional tribute. >> this was. >> this is something me and my daughter talked about several times. it's hard she's not here. >> the father of neah wilson who was killed at the bart station in july. the 2018 graduating class of dewy in oakland marched in honor of neah. neah wilson's parents stepped on stage and they accepted her daughter's diploma. due back in court today. >>> 5:13 right now. our top morning headlines, medical headlines. researchers in australia have created a biepsy imaging needle. >> a tiny fiber optic camera. the size of a human hair with a high degree of accuracy. >> a cdc study shows falling asleep with contact lenses could

horrible that the president appoints a special envoy for stabilization and help nous syria in jim jefferys, a great diplomat, who was appointed by secretary pompeo, and three days ago he's at a lunch where in effect jim jeffries says we will stay in syria until we finish the job against isis and it may be several more months but didn't put a timetable on it and the next morning, the very next morning, he wakes up and reads the paper and hears the president determine unilaterally we will withdraw troops. imagine how our top diplomats feel when undercut by their own commander in chief. >> there was no consultation between the president and ambassador jeffreys? >> absolutely zero. i would hate to be a diplomat in this administration under those si circumstances. we know in the end the president had mattis and pompeo but didn't have the chairman of the joint chiefs when he announced that decision. imagine that, the president would not have the chairman of the joint chiefs in the meeting to determine the fate of american troops in syria. >> what is the president's foreign policy? how would you

guest: isn't it horrible that the president appoints a special envoy in syria, jim jefferies, appointed by secretary pompeo, and three days ago he said we are going to stay in syria until we finish the job against isis, and it may be several more months, but he didn't put a timetable on it, and the next morning he wakes up and reads the paper to see the president determine unilaterally that we are going to withdraw troops. can you imagine how top diplomat -- how top diplomats feel when they are undercut by the commander-in-chief? host: so there was no comedic asian between the 2 -- so there was no communication between the two? guest: absolutely none at all. >> what role do you think general mattis had? we know the president had mattis in there, as well as pompeo, but not the chairman of the joint chiefs. can you imagine that? the president would not have the chairman of the joint chiefs in the meeting that determined the fate of american troops in syria. host: what is the president's foreign policy? how would you define it? guest: he calls it america first. bring america's troops home,

the health strategists over at jefferies saying texas messed seenus but this could be as a buying opportunityu have the conviction it will be overturned. david: a clever pun. texas has messed with us. thanks so much to emma chandra. tensions between the u.s. and china are simmering. rdy will be weighing in ahead. if you have a bloomberg terminal , you can check on our charts and graphs. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ there's no place like home ♪ argh! i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ unstopand it's strengthenedting place, the by xfi pods,gateway. which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. david: this is "balance of power " on bloomberg television. i'm david westin. for bloomberg first word news we go to mark crumpton. mark: bloomberg has learned president trump is not likely to support a stopgap measure to avoid a government shutdown. government funding expires on friday night but nine departments and independent ag

jefferies and jared kushner said let's do something more modest.ng to have a second step and a third and fourth step, and at some point we are going to be able to look back on this moment and say, against all odds under donald trump the first break through forward, away from mass incarceration, took place. thank all those people, front line people, grassroots people, that made this happen, and including jared kushner whose father went to prison and refused to die on this. i am punch drunk and probably rambling too much and i am sorry but i am glad something good happened in america. you have to believe good things can happen, even in this horrible situation, and i hope people will celebrate something good happened in america because people fought for it. >> and i know some people who believe this will change thousands of lives. thank you for all the work you have done on this. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> it could be the worst december on wall street since the great depression. let that sink in for a moment, since the great depression? is this

nominated to be the next beaker of the hoyer will become majority leader, clyburn will be the whip, and jefferies will be the democratic caucus chair. on the republican side, kevin mccarthy will be minority leader, with the steve scalise as minority whip, liz cheney the republican conference ther, and emmer leading congressional committee. watch on c-span2. new congress, new leaders. watch the process unfold on c-span. announcer: on saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, conversations with three retiring members of congress. peter roskam, john duncan and mike coffman discuss losing their reelection bids and reflect on their time in congress. >> we go on our apps, are devices and we want things quickly, yet jefferson wrote this 14 years after he wrote the decoration of independence, he said the ground of liberty is to be gained by inches. we must be content what we can get from time to time and press ford for what is yet to get. it takes time to persuade men, even to do it for their own good. so my point is, we culturally need to step back and say, these things take time. we have to take small steps in or

it involves jeffery epstein.ically collected millionaire that counts president trump and president clinton among his friends. he's live outside the courthouse in west palm beach. phil? >> it was a surprise very last-minute financial settlement. that means the three-week anticipated civil trial for jeffrey epstein is cancelled and he's a free man. today was supposed to be the first day of jury selection in the civil trial. epstein did not appear in court, neither did his victims that accused him of paying cash for sex when they were underage. today's trial was not about that at all but the malicious prosecution lawsuit by the attorney that represents many of the victims. his attorney today said his client is now vindicated. >> this is not a compromise, this is a surrender and we call upon the defense right now to fulfill their obligation to announce that apology. >> at the time of epstein's plea deal, secretary of labor alex acosta, who at the time was u.s. attorney in miami, permanently shoved a 50-page federal i

middle east economist at bloomberg economics in dubai is a middleondon east north africa analyst at jefferiesudget figures don't add up? the main reason is oil revenues. they expect oil revenues to go up. now, that can come one of two ways. i did spent prices to go up or production to go up, neither is likely. barrelve averaged $72 a in 2018 and is currently below 60. nobody expects it to trade above 72 next year. production, saudi arabia has announced they will cut production starting in january. it is unlikely to get any boost from higher production. given that it is very difficult to see what an increase is going to come from inside the budget. anna: good morning. what do you make of the assumptions behind the saudi budget? does that mean the budget has credibility? >> that is a concern markets have today. , don't think it is a surprise because i think we understand the context in which this budget has been made. this a budget is coming after a and of almost a recession the growth is only recovering very slowly, it comes at the point where there is concern domestically about the political

that is where jefferies thinks it is going.14. >>> chevron is the biggest gain on the dow. that is because the price of oil is going up. we have announcement of opec, they will cut 1.2 million bears a day starting in january of next year. they might be producing like crazy until january 1st but the oil glut will continue. we're at $52 a barrel. >>> president trump says the china talks are going very well. could the arrest of the huawei executive throw a wrench into the talks? i will ask larry kudlow, he was with the president, was with him during all those talks. >>> democratic leader nancy pelosi says border wall fund something off the table. she and chuck schumer set to meet with the president next tuesday. question, if trump doesn't get money for a wall, what does that mean for border security? we're on it. >>> mary barra meeting congressman from ohio and michigan. i will talk to a congressman that met with her from michigan. i want to know what she is offering those without a job. this is the second hour of "varney & compan

james clyburn will be the democratic whip and new york's hakim jefferies will be caucus chair. for republican, kevin mccarthy will be the minority leader with steve scalise minority whip and tom will head up the national republican congressional committee, january 3rd, new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> when the new congress takes office in january it will have the youngest, most diverse freshman class in recent history. new congress, new leaders. watch it live on c-span. starting january 3rd. >> now a discussion on u.s.-china trade relations. panelists consider steps that could potentially ease tensions that have strained certain sectors of both country's economies. they also talk about the perspectives of u.s. allies, south korea and japan in terms of their trade relationships with the u.s. and china. from the center of the national interest this is just under 90 minutes. >>. >> good afternoon. welcome to the center for the national interest. you may notice if you've been here before that we have a few more cameras than usual. that's because we'll be on c-s

ambassador jefferies, can the united states leverage its relationship with turkey, a nato ally, to ensure that real peace is achieved? >> we think we can. you're referring to the astana meeting that just failed today. it failed in good part because turkey would not yield to pressure from iran and rush onna to go along with essentially damascus' vision of where the political process would end. where we disagree with turkey is we don't think that this format that brings these three countries in as brokers between the u.n. and the real audience of the u.n. in the resolution which is you talk to the opposition and you talk to the damascus regime and you work out a peace settlement. this process has inserted itself between the two. we went along with that and we in the international community . it has failed. russia signed up in the presidential level by the end of december and it does not look like that's going to happen and it's time to move on, and i agree with you. >> it is time to move on. thank you. i have run out of time. >> thank you. mr. schneider of illinois. >> thank you very much,

there's a piece out by jefferies saying they have -- a little north of 50% of canopy and they're saying for their move given the fact how canada is selling a lot of recreational consolation will be on the recreational side of that, canopy will be medical but the stock won't stop going down. it's modelo and corona and it won't stop going down. there's a lot of stocks like that i'm getting there was no one reported in china, that ruling hasn't changed that's from apple so you can say take that with a grain of salt but this is a very confusing story and the market remains difficult to fathom. >> it was last week that rosenblatt took their target to 165. we're there on apple. >> apple is the underpinning of this market. it's the individual stock that is the hallmark. you'll have to have someone come out and say, look, this is an opportunity. health care stocks are away from apple but it's the most skittish i've seen in a long time. >> tonight >> we have splunk. they had a monster positive quarter. and rich hume from tech data. >> we'll see you tonight, "mad money" at 6:00 p.m dow down 199 i

compares them to amazon and apple and that follows with the 418 and jefferys went to abide with december nice run >> we are in a situationwhere you are looking at mastercards and visas against banks. you are looking at tesla t what happens with tesla is people are saying give me a growth there you go let's just say it is a little fanciful but it is working >> also, tesla is a big beneficiary as phil lebeau has been joining us from the lower tariffs and some incremental news there that 15% rate, it was way back in june. i guess it is a good thing that they're not remaining it at that crazy high level >> well, i think what happens here is the short is saying looks like the cash flow is there so they have been forced to cover the balance sheet, the balance sheet obviously is not good the balance sheet will be less of an issue. it is one of the few stocks that has a big short phase in it. the short phase is working against them it is not like apple where everyday somebody cuts number. it is the opposite it is getting very ble-- use the adobe example and suddenly out of nowhere, you get a sit

guest: visited it horrible that the president appoints a special ,nvoy in syria, jim jefferies appointedcretary pompeo, and three days ago he said we are going to stay in syria until we finish the job against isis, and it may be several more months, but he didn't put a timetable on it, and the next morning he wakes up and reads the paper to see the president determine unilaterally that we are going to withdraw troops. can you imagine how top diplomat seal when they are under -- how top diplomats feel when they are undercut by the commander-in-chief? host: so there was no comedic asian between the 2 -- so there was no communication between the two? guest: absolutely none at all. mattis the president had in there, as well as pompeo, but not the chairman of the joint chiefs. can you imagine that? host: what is the president's foreign policy? how would you define it? guest: he calls it america first. bring america's troops home, stop engaging abroad. it is an isolationist foreign policy. it is something that goes back to the 1930's. the american people, he's playing off of a very small base

james clyburn will be the democratic whip and new york's hakim jefferies will be caucus chair. for republican, kevin mccarthy will be the minority leader with steve scalise minority whip and tom will head up the national republican congressional committee, january 3rd, new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> when the new congress takes office in january it will have the youngest, most diverse freshman class in recent history. new congress, new leaders. watch it live on c-span. starting january 3rd.

james clyburn will be the democratic whip and new york's hakim jefferies will be caucus chair. for republican, kevin mccarthy will be the minority leader with steve scalise minority whip and tom will head up the national republican congressional committee, january 3rd, new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> when the new congress takes office in january it will have the youngest, most diverse freshman class in recent history. new congress, new leaders. watch it live on c-span. starting january 3rd. >> now a discussion on u.s.-china trade relations. panelists consider steps that could potentially ease tensions that have strained certain sectors of both country's economies. they also talk about the perspectives of u.s. allies, south korea and japan in terms of their trade relationships with the u.s. and china. from the center of the national interest this is just under 90 minutes. >>. >> good afternoon. welcome to the center for the national interest. you may notice if you've been here before that we have a few more cameras than usual. that's because we'll be on c-s

hakim jefferies the chair of the democratic caucus. so we're seeing that happening.s great to have the conversation continue on how do we get more -- of the young generation into leadership. when i say that, it is really meant to be inclusive of new members that are coming in. we saw very diverse new freshmen class coming in. superexcited about the number of women, the women of color. in 2016 i was the only new democratic latina. now we have a lot more than that. great thing. host: representative nanette barragan joining us. democrat from california. member of the homeland security committee. thanks for your time today. that's it for our program. another edition comes your way at 7:00 tomorrow morning. we'll see you then. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> funding for the federal government expires on december 21 unless congress approves the spending bill before then. there will be a partial government shu

it is very clear neither jim jefferies nor brett mcgurk new anything about this. they were just making plans and suggestions weeks ago to increase our military involvement in the region and they have to explain why 2000 troops are leaving. if you make a decision like this make sure the people working for you know about it. third, why announced this pool out without answering any questions about it, without announcing an alternative strategy, total darkness from the president and the national security team. and announcement, a statement made on twitter and no rollout of a plan for how the united states is going to continue to try to keep the peace. so i agree with many of the criticisms that my republican friends who have come to the floor have complained about. this was done in a ham-handed manner that makes us weaker in the world. but forgive me if i have a few questions about why my republican friends chose to speak up only now with questions about the president's syria policy. where was this outrage when the president of the united states froze millions of doll