larson: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. larson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of h.r. 4547, the strengthening protections for social security beneficiaries act of 2017. which the distinguished chairman from texas, mr. johnson, and i introduced and the committee has held several hearings on. before i begin, i would like to acknowledge our distinguished chairman. we on the ways and means ommittee are fortunate that we , in our midst, get to work daily with two iconic american heroes, john lewis of georgia and sam johnson of texas. it has been my high honor to serve as his ranking member with this great american hero and dedicated public servant. we all know that mr. johnson is indicating that he will not be seeking election again. that is a great loss to the congress and a great homecoming for people in plano, texas, and his family who richly deserved this great american hero here. he demonstrates that heroi

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larson: does the u.s. currently have the ability to deliver a nuclear response without this investment? do we have the ability without this investment? sec. mattis: are you referring to a seat launched cruise missile? mr. larson: time talking about a strategic response? sec. mattis: i would be cautious about saying any nuclear weapon is not strategic. if you mean a low yield, yes we do. mr. larson: what is the difference between that watch?ity and the sea sec. mattis: the gravity bomb that is low yield means the bomber would have to penetrate. but today, air defense systems are altogether different than 10 or 20 years ago. larson: is this the development of the new capabilities the only solution? sec. mattis: no, sir. we are certainly working on air defense penetration capability. again, we have to deal with where we are today. we are working on the issue. mr. larson: it's kind of where we at question. it is something i'm not going to bore you with and details. we will get to it in subcommittee hearings. a

live in alameda, kate larson, abc7 news sky 7 flaw over where the pipe was hit. fief firefighters were able to check on pets. >> just to make sure she is okay. whatever happens else we are fine. >> you are looking at a picture of cricket tweeted by the fire department. officials allowed residents to return to the buildings once the leak was stopped. >>> working to free trapped people from an earthquake near taiwan's eastern coast. the force of the tumbler buckled roads and knocked down electricity and water to thousands of homes. >>> rocket launch is one step in a bigger plan to explore space. the apollo never gave us a sight like this. a tesla roadster cruising into orbit. david louie has more of what this means for the next generation of space flight. >> reporter: from the sounds of their cheers, the crowd that gathered had no doubt it would be a picture perfect lift off from the launch pad saw america's first astronaut's journey to the moon. with elon musk red tesla roadster on board is the payload. it was an awesome sight for aero nautical engineer. >> he is

kate larson. >> reporter: this gun shot out the west oakland b.a.r.t. station set off another shooting. released the video from officer's body camera. >> everyone running into the station in frenzy, he's running towards the gunfire, i call that courage. >> reporter: police chief decided to release the full video after someone leaked portions on social media. >> important for us to get our side of the story out and integrity of the ongoing investigation. >> reporter: stems from whether this shooting was justified. >> raise your hands. >> reporter: frozed video where shoots sahleem tindle, who later died. he believes he shot other man before the officer arrived. >> brother with back turned, on his knees. >> reporter: older brother seen the footage and questions. >> i don't know how he was able to figure out who to shoot, who had the gun. >> reporter: oakland police department is still investigating the shooting. kate larson. abc7 news. >>> san francisco firefighters suing the city after gender haras

kate larson. >> reporter: this gun shot out the west oakland b.a.r.t. station set off another shooting. released the video from officer's body camera. >> everyone running into the station in frenzy, he's running towards the gunfire, i call that courage. >> reporter: police chief decided to release the full video after someone leaked portions on social media. >> important for us to get our side of the story out and integrity of the ongoing investigation. >> reporter: stems from whether this shooting was justified. >> raise your hands. >> reporter: frozed video where shoots sahleem tindle, who later died. he believes he shot other man before the officer arrived. >> brother with back turned, on his knees. >> reporter: older brother seen the footage and questions. >> i don't know how he was able to figure out who to shoot, who had the gun. >> reporter: oakland police department is still investigating the shooting. kate larson. abc7 news. >>> san francisco firefighters suing the city after gender haras

. >> kate larson has this developing story. >> reporter: cell phone video shows i.c.e. officers arresting a convicted criminal and gang member in napa this weekend. he was one of 150 people i.c.e. has arrested since sunday, in the central valley and northern california. all part of what i.c.e. is calling targeted immigration enforcement operations. the announcement from i.c.e. comes just three days after the mayor of oakland warned of such raids. >> yesterday, i learned information from multiple sources that there is potentially an i.c.e. activity planned in the bay area. >> reporter: i.c.e.'s deputy director called out the mayor saying 864 criminal aliens and public safety threats were made at large, and i have to believe some of them were able to elude us thanks to the mayor's irresponsible decision. tonight, the mayor said she stands by the statement she made this weekend. it's oakland's legal right to be a sanctuary city and we have not broken any laws. we believe our community is safer when families stay together. >> what should be prioritized is due process. >> re

and i'm extremely happy to see chair larson taking over. his -- the way he described the quint street bridge problem was far less emotional than the way i did at our cac meeting. the bridge replacement was the reason i applied for that position. it is -- it was a vital connecter from the bayview to other parts of the city and without it, and in the future without the phelp street, gerald, evans, plus all the new people moving in to the neighborhood, removing access for people in our community just irks me to no end and i'm restraining myself. so, again, i look forward to two weeks from now, and hearing what the ta staff bring to you. i hope that you bring some tough questions for them as to why it's going to be double the cost of what it could have been with -- or not. we may not see it at all and lose access. i hope to learn a lot that day. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you for your four years of services as chair of the cac. >> chair peskin and vice chair tang, members of the authority, i'm a member of the cac and i wanted to ech

>> brittany larson here is getting married. those are her parents. dad's looking a little uncomfortable with this conversation about the wedding. brittany is telling him she's picked a venue. >> the body language couldn't be more different. he's like how much. >> they went to a bridal show and she signed up for this giveaway thing, so brittany opens this folder and she pulls out a piece of paper, and mom's reaction is instant to what this piece of paper could be. >> you won? >> instantly somehow psychic powers kicked in and she figured out that her daughter had actually won the grand prize at that bridal show, that gave her basically $10,000 worth of free things for her wedding, including makeup and hair, wedding photography, and the venue. >> while you were impressed about the speed with which mom figured it out z anyone else notice the speed with which dad started smiling? >> he was like, woo! >> it's funny you guys think he's laughing because he figured out what just happened. he has no idea. >> he's just going along with it all right now. yes. >>

. >> kate larson was at a heated meeting. kate? >> reporter: it has been more than five years since the navy realized soil samples were falsified and one man with the navy who was partially in charge of overseeing the radioactive clean-up here in san francisco admits it has been a slow and arduous process. but says the people of bay view hunters point can trust the navy. the problem is they don't. >> we need this mess cleaned up and i mean today, not tomorrow. >> reporter: the u.s. navy is now admitting that their contractor tetra tech falsified soil samples to indicate they were safe. in fact, they were toxic. remnants of the old warfare research lab which are slated to be redeveloped in housing. >> any time she survey around here it comes up dirty. >> reporter: she grew up in hunters point and says lennar and five points has taken advantage of their communities. >> the hope is we will all be dead before they can sell their next $1.2 million condo and that is ape fwrob. >> i understand people's frustration. >> reporter: darren rob

. >> kate larson has this developing story. >> reporter: cell phone video shows i.c.e. officers arresting a convicted criminal and gang member in napa this weekend. he was one of 150 people i.c.e. has arrested since sunday, in the central valley and northern california. all part of what i.c.e. is calling targeted immigration enforcement operations. the announcement from i.c.e. comes just three days after the mayor of oakland warned of such raids. >> yesterday, i learned information from multiple sources that there is potentially an i.c.e. activity planned in the bay area. >> reporter: i.c.e.'s deputy director called out the mayor saying 864 criminal aliens and public safety threats were made at large, and i have to believe some of them were able to elude us thanks to the mayor's irresponsible decision. tonight, the mayor said she stands by the statement she made this weekend. it's oakland's legal right to be a sanctuary city and we have not broken any laws. we believe our community is safer when families stay together. >> what should be prioritized is due process. >> re

kate larson, "abc7 news." >>> coming up, a suspected coacher's encounter with lions comes to a grisly >>> and the royals are going green with a new proclamation, straight from the queen. >> it's our version of chocolates and flowers. >> cannabis is helping to spice up valentine's day. >> and soon, you may be able to track so-called lurkers on instagram. >>> i'm sandhya patel. gusty tonight, chilly by morning. we'll look at the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> first, here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> thanks, dan. here is definitive proof we have a show today. no spitting at disney there's more adventure,where you can get... more thrills, more magic, and more happy. and now you can stay steps away from the magic for less. save up to 25% on select rooms at a disneyland resort hotel. so now's the time to get more happy! >>> south african police believe a man killed by lions was a poacher. they found his remains next to a hunting rifle and ammunition. police are trying to identify him and are hopeful they can because of the lions leaving his head. lions a

abc7 news reporter kate larson is lived at the grand lake theater in oektd where the film's directored by and got a hero's welcome. kate? >> reporter: kristen, that's right. it was great because the movie theater actually started rolling the previews and then ryan surprised everyone by stepping out on stage. he told a story about how he grew up going to this movie theater as a boy. he even saw boys in the hood here when he was three or four years old. clearly quite the home coming for ryan and of course all of his fans. life around the block at oakland's grand lake theater for a movie taking on a meaning far beyond this block buster status. >> this is really like a historical moment for, you know, to have our superheroes that look like us right here in oakland. >> reporter: here as the movie starts it opens up to a scene in oakland, the birth place of "black panther" director ryan queueing lett kugler who made an appearance. >> this means a lot to me. this is the theater i remember. my father used to take me here to come see whatever movie he thought a black father and blackson shoul

kate larson, abc7 news. >> a live look tonight from our mount tam camera. you can see the cold, but you can't see the coal, of course, but you can see the wind. be sure to download the abc7 news app for the chilly friday morning newscast where you live. >>> a new revelation. authorities say an armed deputy was on the campus of stoneman douglas high and did nothing during last week's deadly shooting rampage. this over the debate as arming teachers heats up. abc7 news maggie ruhle has the story. >> reporter: people battle over carrying guns. >> if i can carry a gun in school and protect anyone in my classroom, then i will. >> this is not, you know, stoneman prison. this is a high school. >> reporter: the president's weighing in. >> instead of advertising, this school has no guns, we are gun free, you let the people know the opposite. you come into our schools, you you're going to be dead and it's going to be fast. >> reporter: he suggests 20% of teachers should have training in guns. >> they have to go to training i would say every six months of the year. a f

in napa, kate larson, abc7 news. >> tonight pay pal co-founder peter thiel is not making any new friends in the east bay. >> and so it's amazing we have this incredible tech thing going on in silicon valley and if you go east, just to the east bay across the bay bridge or the dunbar ton bridge, you're in this basically failing, this failing state that, you know, in the next recession probably will go broke. >> those remarks were at stanford's hoover speaker institute last night. he criticized cylinder i convalley for being a, quote, one party state. the pay pal co-founder was the only major silicon valley figure to back the president. >>> tomorrow is the day that beer lovers wait for and then they get in line for. russian river brewing company is expected to release pliny the younger. this is the 14th year for the brewer's triple pale ale and it's expected to bring thousands of beer fans to downtown santa rosa to lineup for one of the world's highest rated beers. >> if you're missing a wedding band and have been to point ray's national sea shore, take a look at this. a gold ring was foun

kate larson, abc7 news. >> a live look tonight from our mount tam camera.ee the cold, but you can't see the coal, of course, but you can see the wind. be sure to download the abc7 news app for the chilly friday morning newscast where you live. >>> a new revelation. authorities say an armed deputy was on the campus of stoneman douglas high and did nothing during last week's deadly shooting rampage. this over the debate as arming teachers heats up. abc7 news maggie ruhle has the story. >> reporter: people battle over carrying guns. >> if i can carry a gun in school and protect anyone in my classroom, then i will. >> this is not, you know, stoneman prison. this is a high school. >> reporter: the president's weighing in. >> instead of advertising, this school has no guns, we are gun free, you let the people know the opposite. you come into our schools, you you're going to be dead and it's going to be fast. >> reporter: he suggests 20% of teachers should have training in guns. >> they have to go to training i would say every six months of the year. a fairly rigo

abc7 news reporter kate larson is lived at the grand lake theater in oektd where the film's directors welcome. kate? >> reporter: kristen, that's right. it was great because the movie theater actually started rolling the previews and then ryan surprised everyone by stepping out on stage. he told a story about how he grew up going to this movie theater as a boy. he even saw boys in the hood here when he was three or four years old. clearly quite the home coming for ryan and of course all of his fans. life around the block at oakland's grand lake theater for a movie taking on a meaning far beyond this block buster status. >> this is really like a historical moment for, you know, to have our superheroes that look like us right here in oakland. >> reporter: here as the movie starts it opens up to a scene in oakland, the birth place of "black panther" director ryan queueing lett kugler who made an appearance. >> this means a lot to me. this is the theater i remember. my father used to take me here to come see whatever movie he thought a black father and blackson should come see together.

. >> kate larson was at a heated meeting. kate? >> reporter: it has been more than five years since the navy realized soil samples were falsified and one man with the navy who was partially in charge of overseeing the radioactive clean-up here in san francisco admits it has been a slow and arduous process. but says the people of bay view hunters point can trust the navy. the problem is they don't. >> we need this mess cleaned up and i mean today, not tomorrow. >> reporter: the u.s. navy is now admitting that their contractor tetra tech falsified soil samples to indicate they were safe. in fact, they were toxic. remnants of the old warfare research lab which are slated to be redeveloped in housing. >> any time she survey around here it comes up dirty. >> reporter: she grew up in hunters point and says lennar and five points has taken advantage of their communities. >> the hope is we will all be dead before they can sell their next $1.2 million condo and that is ape fwrob. >> i understand people's frustration. >> reporter: darren rob

kate larson, "abc7 news." >>> coming up, a suspected coacher's encounter with lions comes to a grisly. >>> and the royals are going green with a new proclamation, straight from the queen. >> it's our version of chocolates and flowers. >> cannabis is helping to spice up valentine's day. >> and soon, you may be able to track so-called lurkers on instagram. >>> i'm sandhya patel. gusty tonight, chilly by morning. we'll look at the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> first, here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> thanks, dan. here is definitive proof we have a show today. no spitting at disney land. do you have like that pstop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. are cream conditioners bringing your hair down? switch to new pantene light as air foam conditioner, full of rich pro-v nutrients. for 100% conditioning, 0% weight. new pantene. foam conditioner. ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips. cre

in napa, kate larson, abc7 news. >> tonight pay pal co-founder peter thiel is not making any new friends in the east bay. >> and so it's amazing we have this incredible tech thing going on in silicon valley and if you go east, just to the east bay across the bay bridge or the dunbar ton bridge, you're in this basically failing, this failing state that, you know, in the next recession probably will go broke. >> those remarks were at stanford's hoover speaker institute last night. he criticized cylinder i convalley for being a, quote, one party state. the pay pal co-founder was the only major silicon valley figure to back the president. >>> tomorrow is the day that beer lovers wait for and then they get in line for. russian river brewing company is expected to release pliny the younger. this is the 14th year for the brewer's triple pale ale and it's expected to bring thousands of beer fans to downtown santa rosa to lineup for one of the world's highest rated beers. >> if you're missing a wedding band and have been to point ray's national sea shore, take a look at this. a gold ring was foun

. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larson is live at the scene with the details. kate. >> well, we're in 23rd and san jose. i'm going to step out of the way right now because you can see workers here at this building development where a fence fell on two people walking across the street. we're going to go ahead and take a look at video because we were on scene as workers were trying to clean up the fence. it was a chain link fence with a green privacy tarp behind it and then police told me that there was also some plywood along with some plastic barriers and around 2:15 this afternoon the wind knocked them over as a man and a woman were crossing the street. the fence fell on them and, unfortunately, both of them were injured. the man is 68-year-old man has serious traumatic brain injuries. we don't know how he's being treated. we're waiting for more information on that, and the woman who he was with has some minor injuries. there was a security guard, a woman on scene who tried to help him get the fence off of them and she also has some very minor injuries and did

finally, certainly, not least, my friend of some 20 years, norman tyler larson passed away peacefully in the presence of his family last week, on february 20th. he was a fourth generation san franciscan who unlike the previous two individuals that we are -- that i'm adjourning for, was not a lefty. he -- he was a remarkable person who really kind of reached across lines. i -- in the late 1990's, was trying to preserve the columbo building and didn't know what i was doing and wrote an article in the first examiner, and he somehow managed to find my phone number and asked if ecocontribute that cause, and he helped us through the effort to save the columbo, number 1 columbus avenue, which has since been restored. and i want to thank him for that. he had a zztop white beard, and in 198 0, bought 557 haight an ashbury, that corner where the grateful dead were photographed in that s e -- picture. in 2006, asked the supervisor to landmark as the doolen-larson residents and storefront landmark in 253, which later in 2011, he got registered on the national registry of historic places. he was a

let's bring our intelligence litigation analyst matt larson in san francisco. what happened?o was in the middle of a lawsuit with uber, the trial started on monday and the dispute was whether uber misappropriated trade secrets that along to waymo when they hired 18 that used to belong to waymo's self driving car unit. we had seen testimony drum some key witnesses -- testimony from some key witnesses and waymo was two thirds away from the case when they reached a private settlement. executivenew chief has got a lot on his plate. is this to his relief so he can focus on the future a little bit more? >> it is. it removes a major overhang. one of uber's biggest problems is the tr battle, stiff -- par battle -- pr battle. getting rid of the overhang is a big positive. have expressed looking forward to partnership on one hand and competition on the other. if you are working in the same space, there will be instances when you need to corporate, but you are competitors and they will go head-to-head in the self driving rideshare space. vonnie: it seems like there was in a quick compon

cate larson is in the new room on what this means for your money. >> reporter: financial advisers saying there is no need to panic. you may actually want to take advantage of this week's downturn and invest. the wild day on wall street spooked many investors caught off guard. >> you don't know what it is going to come back. >> take a breath, take a breather. >> reporter: he explains that part of the reason is because the u.s. economy is so healthy. there is now fear about inflation which may spur the fed to raise interest rates quickly. >> the dollar becomes stronger, our exports become weaker so a balance between the two. >> reporter: an opportunity to buy. >> we feel like it is a short-term market correction. >> reporter: he recommends that people loo look to invest in the u.s. >> instead of going out ten years, maybe only go out two years. >> reporter: perspective is important. the moves have been minor in percentage terms. >>> some good perspective there. an investigation into how he n equifax is on hold. no subpoenas ordered. the bureau puts on ice on how equifax saves data. >> seve

again, congressman neal, congressman larson, and myself have been working with the i.r.s. over the last 19 months to get this safe harbor for homeowners to be able to get the benefit of this provision. i want to thank the folks at i.r.s. and treasury for their ruling on tuesday that at least allowed another three-year window for people who are totally innocent victims who, because of the way insurance policies are structured, cannot in most instances, get property casualty loss coverage for this type of loss to at least be able to soften the blow with a deduction. mr. speaker, included in the bipartisan budget agreement which passed at 5:00 in the a ing last friday, was provision which again a provision which again did not receive a great deal of attention but actually will provide a great deal of relief. particularly for america's seniors. in particular it reduced and narrowed the size of the doughnut hole for seniors who use the medicare part d prescription drug program. as many may recall, in 2003, when the medicare prescription drug benefit was first created, it had a

kate larson explains why he's appealing to so many here in the bay area. >> prime minister justin trudeau's motorcade pulled in, met with amazon and -- ceos. tech talks encouraging silicon valley to do more business in canada. >> canadian advantage, tax competitiveness is one. >> crowd cheered on the prime minister out of meeting with mark bc benioff. >> in the city that birthed summer of love and gay rights. he resonates. people love him. >> reporter: fans kept up throughout the city. >> hoping for him to wave at us. >> reporter: says distaste for current american politics drove her to trudeau. >> learned more. think he's a great leader. brought women and minoriies into his cabinet. >> reporter: that inclusiveness also given trudeau enterre into the tech world which relies on foreign workers. abc7 news. >>> police on the campus of san francisco state investigating death in oncampus dorm. called to mary ward hall tuesday evening. individual had been dead some time. identity has not been released. >>> new at 11:00, speak up and speak out. san jose police series of videos encouraging men to t

as kate larson explains, the warm weather. >> it is already fully blooming. >> reporter: pointing out a plant that is flowering up two months ahead of schedule. >> opening up with the unprecedented amount of heat receiving. >> reporter: the warm weather itself isn't a most problem for most flowering plants but there is still time for a cold snap. >> cold cloth or frost cloth is the best way to protect those. >> reporter: the record breaking temps means more people are enjoying the outdoors in the bay area. in tahoe, a lack of snow. silver lining is sports basement is slashing ski prices by 50%. >>> transforming his life one step at a time. >> he ran to raise money for charity. but tonight this south bay man needs medical attention to save his life. >>> also late developments tonight in the custody battle for mack. >>> east coast dealing with breezy conditions, scarey moments. >> we made a show tonight. if you like that sort of thing. >> didn't you say your dad lives who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a lit

for this interview this wonderful insight always shoot all the best of luck for a talk until ralf larson two decades cia veteran former moscow station chief of about they cia's relationship with the trumpet ministration and it's well in today's cow to quote that's it for this initiative so it can cost you next. when i was trying seemed wrong but all wrong just don't call. me lol but you get to stamp out this thing comes to attitude. and it gains from it because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. at the plate for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the shaper money kill you narrowness and spending to get the twenty million one player. coach it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game played great so well both transfer. and thinks it's going to. russia is mourning the seventy one people who died in sunday's plane crash near mos

sharon larson says she was larson says she was homeless herself in the late 90's and eventually got back so when she saw a homeless woman outside the fairfield mcdonalds... sharon invited the woman to stay with her. the woman stayed monday night. sharon did her laundry and fed her. when sharon came out of the bathroom tuesday night the homeless woman named lynn was gone and so were sharon's car keys. ( james ) lynn stole sharon's 2011 mazda cx-7... midnight blue in color. it is the only car sharon has ever owned. ( darya ) san francisco's marina district has seen a rise in property crimes...especially car break- ins. and the people who live there are fed up. the marina community association met with officials to dicuss the issue last night. some people said that they wanted harsher punishment for car-break ins. others said san francisco should follow programs from other cities that have been

as kate larson explains, the warm weather. >> it is already fully blooming. >> reporter: pointing out a plant that is flowering up two months ahead of schedule. >> opening up with the unprecedented amount of heat receiving. >> reporter: the warm weather itself isn't a most problem for most flowering plants but there is still time for a cold snap. >> cold cloth or frost cloth is the best way to protect those. >> reporter: the record breaking temps means more people are enjoying the outdoors in the bay area. in tahoe, a lack of snow. silver lining is sports basement is slashing ski prices by 50%. >>> transforming his life one step at a time. >> he ran to raise money for charity. but tonight this south bay man needs medical attention to save his life. >>> also late developments tonight in the custody battle for mack. >>> east coast dealing with breezy conditions, scarey moments. >> we made a show tonight. if you like that sort of thing. >> didn't you say your dad lives >>> watch this new video showing what happened inside a hostile when a 6.4 earthquake earthquaku officials say 58 others

kate larson is outside with the story. >> reporter: there are still no decisions on the license plate readers here in alameda. they are still in the middle of public comment section. likely to be a very long night. alameda police chief making his case for the license plate cameras. residents concerned with their privacy and if data from the readers could be used to help i.c.e. agents track down undocumented immigrants. hoping he gets the 13 fixed license plate readers that it will help deter crime and catch more suspects. others worried about being surveilled. >> for people who are concerned about racial profiling, this system doesn't do that. it doesn't tell us anything about who is in the car. >> i trust the chief. i believe him when he says he doesn't want to share this data with i.c.e. >> if someone gets a hold of my data, they can track my movements for six months in and out of the city. i don't want to live in a city where everyone who comes in and out is a suspect. >> reporter: chief assures the community that he has no information in providing any fog to i.c.e. only if they ar

kate larson sat down with adam schiff. what did he have to say? >> spoke extensively about the threat that russia poses but first addressed the names that president trump recently called him on twitter. >> first reaction is it's pretty funny. then you think my god this is the president of the united states. >> reporter: congressman adam schiff commenting on this tweet calling him little and leaking monster of no control. >> grade school colleagues could have given him better suggestions with name like schiff. undermining our very democracy. >> reporter: congressman schiff, ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee spoke at length about the russia investigation and mueller's detailed indictment. also told me what is missing could be telling. >> no one an then-candidate trump's team was indicted. is that coming? >> interesting, when you look at this indictment dealt with only one facet of the russian campaign, their use of social media. >> reporter: not hacking of the dnc's e-mails or connection to hillary clinton. >> reason he didn't inc

cate larson is in the new room on what this means for your money. >> reporter: financial advisers saying there is no need to panic. you may actually want to take advantage of this week's downturn and the wild day on wall street spooked many investors caught off guard. >> you don't know what it is going to come back. >> take a breath, take a breather. >> reporter: he explains that part of the reason is because the u.s. economy is so healthy. there is now fear about inflation which may spur the fed to raise interest rates quickly. >> the dollar becomes stronger, our exports become weaker so a balance between the two. >> reporter: an opportunity to buy. >> we feel it is a short-term market correction. >> reporter: he recommends that people loo look to invest in the u.s. >> instead of going out ten years, maybe only go out two years. >> reporter: perspective is important. the moves have been minor in percentage terms. >>> some good perspective there. an investigation into how he n equifax is on hold. no subpoenas ordered. the bureau puts on ice on how equifax saves data. >> several cars burs