lew: no. let's start with what we agree on.e agree that large multinational corporations should not be able to game the international tax system to avoid paying taxes anywhere, or to pay at such a low rate that it is offensive to our common sensibilities. we agree on that. what we don't agree on is having one sovereign entity reach into another sovereign entity's backspace and change tax loss retroactively. we believe the state eight decision did that. -- state aid decision to that. we have clear proposals. support some bipartisan that the idea that u.s. income should be subject to a minimum tax. that, i don'tng know that the pressure would be as high. highve a statutory rate as in the best statutory -- statutory rate as high as the best in the world. and we have rates that are like a magnet for companies that are weiding the average rate. have to fix our part of a problem, which is not being so far above the average. we have a tax load riddled with loopholes and deduction. others have to feel international pressure not to run

lew: no. i think if you look at what the european commission has done -- let's start with what we agree on. we agree that large multinational corporations should not be able to game the international tax system to avoid paying taxes anywhere, or to pay at such a low rate that it is offensive to our common sensibilities. we agree on that. what we don't agree on is having one sovereign entity reach into another sovereign entities tax space and change tax loss retroactively, which is what we believe the decision did. we have a very clear proposals on the tax code. we built some bipartisan support for that the idea that u.s. income should be subject to a minimum tax. if we were doing that, i don't know that the pressure would have been as high. we have a statutory rate that is highest in the developed world. with lowther countries tax rates that are essentially a risk, the bottom can be a magnet for companies willing to avoid paying the average rate. we have to fix are part of the problem, which i

chairman, and welcome, secretary lew. i want to ask you about cyber security and as you know there have been several reported examples where hackers have successfully stolen banks' credentials for the swift system and that banks use for international payments and then used these stolen credentials to initiate fraudulent funds transfers. in one case, hackers were able to steal $81 million from the bangladesh central bank's account at the new york fed. and i am concerned and i want to know are you concerned that repeated instances of fraudulent funds transfers through the swift system will undermine the confidence and i would say the safety and soundness of international payments and do you believe that this poses a systemic risk? >> congresswoman, obviously we're aware of the reported intrusions into the system and i would have to refer you to swift for detailed responses on that. but we're aware of the risks that the threat of cyber attack presents to every part of our financial system and every part of our electronic liv

again, our thanks to secretary lew. this meeting is adjourned. [ applause ]. >>> while congress is on break until after the november elections, we're featuring american history tv programs that are normally seen on weekends. tonight, congressional history. at 8:00 eastern, bob dole and nancy cast bomb talk about congress. and the history of african-americans in congress. and then the historic preservation act. then the thomas edison statue dedication. the american-arab anti-discrimination committee held its national convention here in d.c. over the next hour, a discussion on political rhetoric in the 2016 election. >> we're going to get started. so if everybody could have a seat. the moderator for the next session is sam mccullough who will introduce our esteemed panel and our guests this morning. over to sam. thank you. >> so what we have decided to do on this panel is talk hate elf rhetoric that's been going on in the local process this year. as we know, we have seen some of the more bomb bass particular statements re

lew, good to see you. mr. lew, secretary lew, did office of financial intelligence, did this office raise concerns about method of payment to iran. millions in cash to a state department department of terror, did that raise concerns? >> i'm obviously not going to get into individual concerns. i would say the view, everything we did was consistent with good policy. >> so they didn't raise any concerns. >> i'm really not going to comment one way or the other what i did or didn't hear from intelligence briefers. >> this is your office of terrorism. >> we have seen analysis and shared analysis with that office? >> congressman, i was not briefly internally on reasons not to proceed with this transaction but i'm not going to describe who told me what? >> did that office conduct any analysis as to the impact of sending ultimately billions over to iran? >> congressman, we've done expensive analysis what iran is doing outside and we have tried as best we can and we have some ability to see what's going on. >> how many

lew, thank you very much for being here. i noted when you walked in you indicated very clearly to me you had not taken your maine summer vacation. maine is a wonderful place to have a fall vacation. i'm sure your wife would greatly appreciate it. >> if i only got a fall vacat n vacation. >> americans are very alarmed and frightened about an increasing number of terrorist attacks at home and abroad. do you agree that the statement that iran is a primary sponsor of terrorism, yes or no? >> i have -- >> mr. lew, you were really good about not answering questions. >> to have made that designation. >> do you agree that iran is a state sponsor of terrorism? >> i agree. >> i got it. do you also agree that untraceable cash is the currency of terrorism? >> i do believe that cash in the private economy is a big problem. >> okay. now let's go beyond. we agree on those two things. thank you very much. >> congressman, just to make clear -- >> my time, not your's. you authorized the cash being flown into iran. for whatever reason you auth

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lew. depenlding on who is sitting in there, you get a jeckle and hide performance on the other side. i am waiting for the other side with vaunted claims of how the economy has benefited hispanics and african-americans. that you just spoke about in your testimony. a row best econobust economy is all. wall street is fine, main street is not. inner main street is doing even worst. i guess it is going to the dogs, characterization depending on who is sitting in the saith. they don't like what is being said. i got just teed up. now i had a question at the end of this, but i got teed up by my colleague from texas about this. you testified as well about the dodd-frank and the council have made, quote, the financial system safer. however, former treasury secretary and harvard president, lawrence summers, says that major financial institutions don't look in the safer than they were before dodd-frank, and even be -- and may be more risky. he also flagged dodd-frank's ma myriad with -- i'm going to g

chairman, and welcome, secretary lew. i want to ask you about cyber security and as you know there have been several reported examples where hackers have successfully stolen banks' credentials for the swift system and that banks use for international payments and then used these stolen credentials to initiate fraudulent fund s transfers. in one case, hackers were able to steal $81 million from the bangladesh central bank's account at the new york fed. and i am concerned and i want to know are you concerned that repeated instances of fraudulent funds transfers through the swift system will undermine the confidence and i would say the safety and soundness of international payments and do you believe that this poses a systemic risk? >> congresswoman, obviously we're aware of the reported intrusions into the system and i would have to refer you to swif for detailed responses on that ch. but we're aware of the risks that the threat of cyber attack presents to every part of our financial system and every part of our electronic

i sat down with jack lew last night to discuss what this new rule means. liste listen. >> there's an important final rule that we're putting out today. it takes the earnings strippings rules part of the announcement we made in the third round of administrative actions on inversions, and it makes them final. you know, it is an important statement that the tax avoidance used to support inversions will be stopped. and, you know, tax avoidance that's egregious will be stopped. >> how much corporate backlash was there to the original rules? >> the original rule was put out in a form that was quite broad. we knew there would be concerns about unintended consequences. happily a lot of concerns came with proposed solutions. we had hundreds of comments, but mostly concentrated on six issues. you could look at those six issues in depth and come up with solutions between some exemptions and some fine tuning to take care of the unintended consequences. i think the purpose of this rule is to really demonstrate that while we need tax reform legislation to really fix our

. >> what's jack lew talking about?e'll find out when we bring you sarah eisen's exclusive with the treasury secretary. take another look at the premarket. more "squawk on the street" from post nine on this friday in just a moment. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> shares of honeywell took a hit earlier this month, and reaction to the company's guidance. but ceo david cote says he should have done a better job of delivering his outlook. here's what he told jim last night on "mad money." >> we also bought a business, we sold a business, we did a bunch of restructuring. so we had a lot of moving parts. we said let's clarify all this so earnings day it's not going to be a problem. and i have to say i was astounded by the reaction. and if you recall, we actually had in there, hey, 2017, this is what it actua

so thank you very much secretary lew. today the secretary is speaking on the record as you all realize. he chooses to do in this a conversational format before taking questions from the audience and it's my pleasure to turn that over to strength weisman who is vice president of publication here at the peterson institute. just a quick reminder for those who don't know steve although i think everyone does he joined the institute now eight years ago in 2008. he previously had been chief international economics correspond fent for the "new yo times". he has a distinguished career at the "times". has public lushed numerous articles and books outside of the "times". bureau chief in new delhi. last january we here at the institute published his book "the great tradeoff confronting moral conflicts." it got noticed outside of the "new york times". we're thankful for the davos organization for that work. he's an expert in thinking about tax issues and american public issues and we look forward to the conversation he will have with

sara eisen spoke to jack lew in a cnbc exclusive.sten to what he had to say about the state of the banks. >> i think that european banks are in a better place than they were before. they are better capitalized. we saw stress tests at the european banks with better results than would have been the case before. but we've done more in the united states. we've built up more capital, done more in terms of resolution. >> we're one country so it's easier. but we have banks that are more resolvable. >> we still have questions about the u.s. financial system. bad behavior, banks. i know you spoke about the wells fargo situation. does stumpf resigning matter? >> the decision about who should be ceo is for the board and the executives of the company. i think what the whole set of events around wells fargo shows is that anyone who thinks that it's yesterday's problem to worry about whether there are abusive practices, whether there are predatory practices, it is still an important issue for today and tomorrow. you know, we created a consumer fin

lew: we know there are a lot of people in america who do not feel they benefit from growth.n the argument on trade that the economy will grow. but people will say, what does it mean for me? the answer is we invest in the things people see affecting their lives. we have infrastructure that needs to be modernized. that creates good jobs and tells people that we care you sit in traffic for two hours on the way to work. nobody enjoys being stuck in traffic for two hours in the morning. we know people worry about whether their kids will have the opportunity they had. secondary education, primary education, technical education, we can help people get the skills they need. childcare is a burden that most working families struggle with. we have had proposals to deal with that. we have had some success. we need to do more. i think that if we send a message to the government and governments around the world send a message that we are determined to have overall growth touch your life, we could get back to a place where there was a broad understanding there is a benefit from the interco

later, treasure secretary jack lew on economics and low-income neighborhoods. >> next, attorney general loretta lynch speaks to howard university students about community partnerships and policing. her remarks are 25 minutes. >> good day, and welcome. as many of you may recall, the last time the attorney general visited, there were a few more secret service officers on our campus because she was here on the same day we celebrated our 140th commencement convocation and her boss, our oriter, the 44th president of the united states, the honorable barack obama, was here as well. i had the distinct pleasure of being able to sit in on her commencement address. and while we paid, obviously, a lot of attention to our main ceremony, that law school commencement address that the attorney general gave was one that we will all remember on this campus. her presence here today is more important now than ever. and that's something that i want us to make sure that we stop and take pause. what she is doing here today and what she has been doing in her role is something that has just not been done in thi

today we welcome the testimony of honorable jack lew.retary lew has previously testified before this committee on a number of occasions, so i believe he needs no further introduction. without objection your statement will be made part of the record. you're recognized five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony. thank you. >> thank you, chairman hensarling, ranking member waters, members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to testify regarding 2016 annual report of the financial stability oversight council. we just passed the eighth year anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers. every autumn this date provides grim reminder of the most severe financial crisis of our lifetimes. it's also an opportunity to measure the tremendous progress we have made to make a safer is and more resilient system to support long-term economic growth. six years ago we worked together to put in place the most far reaching update of the regulatory system since the great depression. dodd/frank wall street reform and consumer prote

....we dive further into the hawks game with minnesota -- and iowa state and u-n-i's losses -- with lew montgomery -- don't go anywhere -- we'll the hawks will come back. >> i think they are. this was a program that we saw lackluster effort last week. they gave up a lot of yards rushing on the ground last week be the obviously shut that down pretty heavily on saturday and came out in did a phenomenal job.>> -- scrambling around taking a lot of hits.

lew will talk about u.s. agenda going into the international monetary fund world bank fall meeting at a conversation hosted by the peterson institute for international economics. that is live at a: 30 am eastern on c-span3. you can also listen on the c-span radio app. >> before the second debate between hillary clinton and donald trump, we are looking back to past presidential debates saturdays on c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern come of this saturday, the 1992 town hall debate between president george h.w. bush, arkansas governor bill clinton, and businessman ross perot. ross perot: you can move your factory south that a one dollar an hour for liberal and have no environment controls or pollution controls and no retirements. you do not care about anything but making money. there will be a giant sucking sound going south. 50 jobs willush: move south because of lower wages, i have just negotiated with the president of mexico, the north american free trade agreement. bill clinton: you have to increase investment, an

the plan was to be carried out at lewes prison where thomas is held. an informant told authorities that the pair was planning to make an explosive device to kill the warden the visiting area of the prison. >> we take these threats seriously. >> a spokeswoman for the attorneys general. office of the fbi turned the case over to agi. >> we have less strict conspiracy meaning we do not have to wait for an overt act before we can move in and arrest someone and prosecute them for conspiring to commit a publications to her husband. his publications found detailed instructions on how to make a bomb and carry out acts of terrorism. >> they had one goal in mind and thus to keep arizona safe. >> court records show that he converted to the muslim faith while he was in jail and was radicalized. there are also recorded phone calls we are told between thomas and his wife that indicate her husband's support of isis and his plan. >> this is the latest local terrorism case. earlier this week 18-year-old victim -- suspect pleaded guilty . he was a first conviction for co

treasury secretary jack lew in an exclusive conversation with david gura in mexico city.eek, we had an exclusive opportunity to speak with the former head of riddance treasury. george osborne served as chancellor until he was fired by the new prime minister following the brexit vote. in his first interview since leaving office, he discussed next steps for the u.k. in its negotiations with the european union. >> we did put it to the british people. what we now need to determine is the trading relationship with europe. how do we make sure london will remain a major financial center in the world? itons can make sure br live and study in europe like european citizens can come to britain but have answers to concerns the british public have about that? these are all crucial decisions. no one at the moment has perfect answers to all those things. it is not surprising. it is just a few months since the vote. that we have got to work harder to get the right answers over the next few years. my broad view is we should be brexit.p with a softer the economic consequences of a harder b

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jack lew sat down for an exclusive interview with sara eisen and she joins us with the highlights. >> the treasury is going after companies that try to avoid u.s. corporate taxes again. this time the administration is actually softening some rules that it laid out back in april after hearing from the business community and lawmakers. the rules have to do with how companies lend their money to subsidiaries to avoid paying u.s. corporate taxes. lew told us that while he's only treating the symptoms of a disease, the broken tax code, he's confident that actually a deal on corporate tax re form can get done pretty soon. >> i think that european commissions actions put a bright light on the fact that if congress doesn't act, others are going to start doing things we think are unfair. we agree with europeans that it is wrong for companies to be able to avoid taxes almost completely. what we don't agree with is that the u.s. tax base should be used by another taxing authority, another government authority. i think that the political situation in the new year is going to be an opportunity to

>>> thursday, a conversation with treasure secretary jack lew on the state of the global economy. the peterson institute for international economics looks ahead to the international monetary fund world bank fall meetings. that's live at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> the 2017 medicare premium spike is the focus of a discussion on thursday. they'll discuss the issue live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday evening, just after 7:00, author allison kibler on the history of hate speech n censorship in america. examining images of irish and african-americans use in popular culture and the backlash to the book "the klansman, the basis for the movie "the birth of a nation." >> in philadelphia in aucts of 1906 a large group of african-americans gathered outside of the walnut street theater when the klansmen were scheduled to appear. one report estimated 2,000 african-americans came to protest and then another 1,000 whites came to observe the protest. at the start of the play, one african-american man threw an egg at the stage fr

even president obama and jack lew say that would be helpful. >> wait a minute.sident and jack lew and the republicans in congress when we were engaged in corporate taxes, i agree we could find a way to broaden the base and lower the rate and that would be an attractive reform of corporate taxes. neither of those parties that you are describing proposed any kind of repatuation poll day of that money. we should be open to all ideas and let's examine them. to the people that think there is a huge cache of free money i'd light two things -- one, half of the money on corporate balance sheets now is already domestic. it is not being used and already sitting here. i think it is far more likely you would give this huge tax giveaway to get them to bring the money back to the u.s. and then talk about why is the money sitting here being unused in the u.s.? and the second is, companies do repatriot money now to congressional budget office has estimated this idea not as a wind fall gain but said it costs money over ten years to do that. we can't use it for something. we have

. >> treasury secretary jack lew has issued new rules. interestingly, on a conference call with reporters just a little bit while ago, treasury secretary lew highlighted the fact there are three areas where you can consider these rules a little bit looser than what they had proposed initially. i'll read you those three. one is, treasury is providing a broad exemption for cash pools and loans that are short term in both form and substance. two is they say treasury is providing certain exceptions for foreign subsidiaries of u.s. multi-national corporations, pass through businesses and regulated financial institutions. the third one, they say they've relaxed the timing on documentation requirements and extended the deadline by one year to give companies additional time to develop processes to comply. behind the scene you can imagine there was a big fight between corporate america and treasury over just how these regulations would be rolled out. treasury saying now it's been responsive to the comments from the business community. we'll wait a

just earlier this afternoon, lewed comments made by donald trump more than a decade ago is the latest bombshell to hit the campaign trail. there's newly released audio where donald trump braggs about kissing -- groping and trying to seduce women. the recorded conversation happened in 2005 between trump and bush.after the washignton post released the tape -- trump responded saying it was a private conversation but he is sorry if anyone was offended, meanwhile, the second presidential debate is just three days away. hillary clinton and donald trump are >>> the second presidential debate is just three days away now. and donald trump and hillary clinton are keeping a close eye on hurricane matthew. clinton is off the trail today to get ready for the debate. and donald trump is hosting a roundtable at his headquarters. and pence is rallying voters in the swing state of ohio. >>> ohio has a track record of picking the president in every election since 1964. so now, the state feels like a must win for both clinton and trump. and ohio voters both say that they have work to do before they win

mass dot about day lew and it eliminates the need to stop at toll booths will study traffic revenue. such as rate equity, vehicle miles travelled and congestion pricing scenarios all higher rates paid they sent us a electronic tolling for billing purposesent on. electronic tolling prices are revenue neutral because the purpose of electronic tolling is to increase safety relieve traffic congestion and reduce greenhouse gases. all right we had a temperature in the upper 50s today even near 60? but the wind along it with made it tree damage i'm tracking this next storm out of the great lakes. that's headed eastward. looks like it's going to pass south of the pike. that's where i think the heavier showers are going to be falling into the early morning hours tomorrow. but right now it's clear upper 40s to low 50s depending on where you live into the 20 miles per hour range 32 ptown let's track this hour by hour. so overnight at 3:00 in the morning the neighborhoods begin to see that chance for rain it and lingers through kevin:00 a.m. if you can delay your morning drive you have a better

there's that tropical rain, of course, i'll be tracking math lew through the morning. meteorologist jason brewer will be here to guide you through that our seven day forecast shows a beautiful columbus day. >> we're working our way through the storm here. it's going to be nice. sunday morning. kevin with worked out that forecast for me. >> it's not going to rain on. >> you before we go we want to say a special thank you to someone who has been here for 14 years and covered everything you can imagine in the world of news, sports, weather, politics our executive producer kim bingham there she is right here and she's making a career change going to go back to be with her boys a little bit more instead of these late nights with we have here on television. she has been remarkable and as i said, she's one of the finest i've ever worked with i know that. >> she's an excellent journalist. she's an executive producer here at fox 25 it's her last night i wanted to wish her well and the very best going forward. >> we are going to miss her deeply. >> kevin? fios is not cable. we'r

we're also mixing in some of those 50s, 51 in o'decembdessa, reidy point. 50 for lewes beach, milton3 and rehoboth beach checking in at 63 degrees. might be off, depending on how the sensor it working. that seems warm to me. overall temperatures should be around the 40s and 50s this morning. your temperature trend as we move throughout today, we're tenning on the up. we have the down coming up. we saw 65 monday. tuesday, yesterday, 67. 69 on your wednesday, today. look at the average, 68. these have been typical days we've been seeing. by thursday, bumping above average, up to 72 degrees. friday is when we drop down next, back to 66. slightly below average for this time of year. overall, though, this is a typical fall week that we've been forecasting. and a dry week so far. radar and satellite showing us that we have some clouds moving in from the west. we have clouds that aren't showing up on radar that i believe are pushing in from the shore. overall, a nice started to your day. because of some of the clouds and that onshore wind we're looking at, we are dealing with warmer morning

temple university presented comedian tina fey with its annual lew kline excellence in media today.he sid her success can be traced to three things her family television. >> sent my pictures to dear old captain noah. fantastic. i seethed with jealousy watching the al alberts showcase. >> fay also recalled dressing as sally starr for halloween, this is the 16th year for temple's awards. >> eagles looking to go four and o detroit lions. >> can't wait for this sunday eagles-lions. this defense may be without one of their best players up front. eagles coach doug pederson knocked on wood on wednesday hoping everyone would stay healthy. it didn't work. defensive tackle benny logan misses practice today and is questionable for sunday against the lions with a calf injury. even on a nice day the eagles practicing inside trying to simulate the noise at ford field. pederson says he likes the energy and mind-set of carson wentz and this team coming off the bye. he believes they're ready to roll into detroit. >> i think they understand that it's still a long season. they're excited obviously for

that's because that front is still to our west it hasn't come lew yet. this today is the tropical front on by. the little storm push these showers on through. then by the evening those showers start to relent here comes the cold air changing raindrops over to snowflakes in the highest elevations. b.c. football versus syracuse tomorrow afternoon. the risk of showers during the game even into the afternoon. it's not going to rain all the time. this is just showing when you the risk is and that's why these jellyfish-looking rain clouds here that's windy rain. there will be some sun that breaks out for your tailgating. look at this. a lot of clouds a little bit of sun. a chance for shower and winds starting to pick up on sunday just a windy kind of raw day out there. you will get some sunshine but temperatures in the 50s feeling like it's in the 40s for -- then sunday new england revolution versus montreal i think it's last game of the year. 54? with some sunshine. windy and chilly out there at gillette stadium. i knew you would know or at least fake it. sev

treasurer, campaigning with the secretary of treasury and secretary jack lew to put women on the face of american currency. as the internet campaign raised important issues about putting women on the face of money, harry tubman was the face of 160,000 ballots cast. this was sent in may of 2000 and coincided with the new $10 bill, hadmpaign that lew conceived to ask the question, who should appear on the new american currency? over one million americans in the summer of 2015 sent in their nominees. this became, in many ways, a populist campaign to educate people on women in american history. as you may have seen, apparently the republican nominees dabbling out and debates. in the summer of 2015, additionally a campaign was launched, and there were competing agendas about who should appear on the newly redesigned bill. the secretary of treasury invited a group of scholars to discuss ongoing efforts to put a female face on the currency. this was part of several meetings around the country and the launching of the website. visited passionate opinions and heated exchanges. i was grateful t

. >>> thursday, a conversation with treasure secretary jack lew on the state of the global economy. the peterson institute for international economics looks ahead to the international monetary fund world bank fall meetings. that's live at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> the 2017 medicare premium spike is the focus of a discussion on thursday. they'll discuss the issue live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday evening, just after 7:00, author allison kibler on the history of hate speech n censorship in america. examining images of irish and african-americans use in popular culture and the backlash to the book "the klansman, the basis for the movie "the birth of a nation." >> in philadelphia in aucts of 1906 a large group of african-americans gathered outside of the walnut street theater when the klansmen were scheduled to appear. one report estimated 2,000 african-americans came to protest and then another 1,000 whites came to observe the protest. at the start of the play, one african-american man threw an egg at the stage fr

treasuries secretary lew is putting some rush on germany. -- some pressure on germany.he ability for them to expand and germany clearly ahead of the election not wanting to do so. a bit of a negotiation going on between deutsche bank and systematically the most important bank in the world. imf, all theom world leaders to get stimulus into europe. francine: daniel, thank you so much. up next, should the u.k. go for soft brexit? or a hard brexit? or perhaps it doesn't matter? we will discuss those options. this is bloomberg surveillance. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is a bloomberg surveillance. i am francine lacqua in london. time for our morning must-read. something to do with brexit. and the a bright column rights if you leave the european union, well, you leave the european union. that is neither hard or soft. it does not dictate whether brexit will be harder soft in those other crucial respects. he goes on to say that the relationship between the eu and the u.k. will be as closely as possible. britain's new prime minister is wise. she will want economic relatio

secretary jack lew. looking at financial inclusion.oined by the governor of the people's bank of china and the world bank president as well. to watch that, you can watch it at bloomberg live go. minister hadinance harsh words on brexit from the imf meetings in washington today. he spoke with francine lacqua and highlighted some of the sticking points between the u.k. and the eurozone. >> i would say from eurozone perspective that growth is not good enough, but it is continuing. it has been upgraded slightly by the imf for this year and next year. the last couple of quarters, higher than the u.s. growth. i think we need to step up our efforts in terms of reforming our markets and making sure there are more investment opportunities in europe and then potential growth can even be higher. of course, there's the discussion of brexit which is not helping. say thecertain, to least, could be damaging for future trade relations. so there is a big concern there. a lot of people were unhappy by the atmosphere of the conservative congress, conserv

joe weber and lew field exemplified this. here we are, a colored pair, they explained in a thick yiddish accent. al jolson's brother explained the confusion of racial types in his career, when he acknowledged that he mistakenly used a yiddish accent in place of an irish accent. he was assigned an irish part and used his yiddish accent anyway. things got confused. these comedy routines were known, i will give you another example of, here is some sheet music from the early 20th century, late 19th century, and african-american performer named ernest hogan. the sheet music on your left shows you kind of how he had to dress up in vaudeville, to dress up in black caricature. that is how he looked. the one on the right is also subject to protest in the early 20th century, african-american activists start to react against songs like that. so ernest hogan gives you an idea of some african-american stereotypes in the early 20th century. these comedy routines were known as racial comedy, not ethnic comedy. all the groups considered here

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lew will talk about the u.s. agenda going into the international monetary fund world bank fall meetings. that is live at 8:30 a.m. eastern. you can also watch on c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. , "washington journal" is next. after that -- they talk about the impact recent trade agreements, including the upcoming transpacific partnership has had on the u.s. economy. ♪ .ost: good morning it is thursday, october 6, 2016. where one month and two days away -- we are one month and two days away from the election. it comes as the obama administration is pushing congress for a lame-duck approval of the trans-pacific partnership deal before the president leaves office. on the washington journal, where devoting our entire -- we are devoting our entire three-hour states -- to look at where it the trade may tip the balance. we begin with a question, do you think trade de

i go with the little -- jerry lew lewis, the classic guys. when all else fails, yell, ladies.ry, hillary. >> i really can't -- in the end, obviously, a lot of people are saying maybe donald trump could get a little more kidding, show more jack o-- >> i agree. no names mentioned. i said, donald should do that reagan thing. i'm sorry if i have offended anybody. that's what donald needs to do right now. he did the regret speech after that. his numbers went up. now is the time. very exciting. >> there was a guy that had a sense of humor. you would do impersonations and he loved you. >> there we go. >> that's the kind of guy he was. >> you gotta keep it light and you gotta keep it nice. i think donald and hillary on "saturday night live" slow dancing. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of t

i appointed about jack lew remaining full-time as treasury secretary because hillary clinton loves him. she objected when barack obama brought him. he had been, she had taken to the state department, and when obama granted at the omb director, she objected. i mean, she objected knowing she was going to lose but she objected. but on the other hand, jack lew desperately wants to get back to private life and reunite with his wife in new york and spend more time with his grandkids. but i think i'm back to the confirmation, if you see some fights, there maybe some people, sort when mr. king, will want to stay on and perhaps provide some continuity. on the supreme court thing, i happen to think, or two things. one, the fact that trump has been alsbeen a sobering this is. that's never been done before. -- has put out so many names is unusual. the second thing to think them in the the majority but i tend to think hillary clinton would try to push merrick garland for the supreme court. he's gotten the highest rating ever from the american bar association panel. the biggest thing, he's not as li

we want to thank lew penditosi of eaton vance.d of tomorrow's market report and 2:00 a.m. landfall of matthew. david and melissa pick it up for "after the bell". [closing bell yanks. melissa: i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. we have you big market news. hurricane matthew a massive category 4 storm barreling down on florida. this is the strongest storm to hit the u.s. in over a decade. we're hours away from impact. already the wind is whipping up and the waves are crashing down on the eastern coast. residents in a mad dash to stock up on necessities, leaving shelves bare.

. >> derrick lew spentthday in durham speakingn people exced to head to the booths for the first time. he joins us live from the regional library in durham, deck. >> y, shar here at south regional libra it has been busy alldy long. lines are still coming out of the buil. county officls say this is one of the busiest ear vetting pollcaons here in counties people are coming awe dato fill out the ballots for the presidential election. many college students who are able thank you vote the fist time say they are ced about voting this election. first time voters are ready to i me, chi of tense, hope he wins. >>mar election, i just feel important. >> reporter: a democrat marched to the polls today for early voting. >> i'm voting because i ntto use my voice. i feel like 'm to be in u.s.a. >> reporter: lls open today and voters have until november 5th to reort for e candidate they support. the first presidential vet will go donald to duke. and afterwards they've i expect to have a good job and it's not right for me to wick s hard and have >> if you'ra millennial you're voight voting for hillar

we welcome the testimony of senator jack lew. he need no further introduction. without objection, your written statement will be made part of the record. and you're now recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony. thank you. >> thank you, chairman, ranking member waters, members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to testify today the regarding the 2016 annual report of the financial stability oversight council. we just passed the eighth year anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers. this date provides a grim reminder of the most severe financial crisis of our lifetimes. but it measures the tremendous progress we have made to make a safer is and more resilient system to support long-term economic growth. we worked together to put in place the most far reaching system since the great depression. wall street reform consumer protection act put in place new consumer investor and tax payer protections and restoring confidence in our nation's financial system. today the success of these reforms continues to be reflected

pottstown, 29, 26 in mount pocono, 30 degrees in reading levittown 3 degrees down in millville, 30 degrees lewes delaware, 37. high pressure is our weather maker today, so we have plenty of sunshine, but here comes tomorrow system. for us it is afternoon rain early in the morning, few flurries in the pocono mountains just to shock you even further. there is the timing, about 7:00, 8:00 in the morning, maybe mix of precipitation, very light, not big deal. for the rest every us rain rolling in maybe 6:00, 78:00 in the evening, raining through into the night and gone by tomorrow morning. so that's the deal with that. >> winnie pretty nice looking friday, then miler temperatures, or more seasonable temperatures, over the weekend, in the 60s, and the important forecast of course, mike and alex, is for halloween, don't want it to rain, don't want it too coal. have to put parka over our costume, looks like we're doing okay with both of those things. >> did you answer no when i asked this question? three, two, one. >> is justin timberlake going to jail? >> no. >> but that is the big question after they

i think because of that, i ran into lew dobbs here in the building. this could be the most substantive policy debate we see of the four debates. we don't remember a lost vice-presidential debates. of course we lloyd bentsen and dan quayle. we remember some of sarah palin and joe biden. are we going to remember this? but you're absolutely right, julie, mike pence with a great debate can shift the narrative enough for the sunday debate. harris: tomorrow night catch it right here the battle for virginia on fnc for the cool kids. tune in all day for the best predebate coverage and analysis after the event as well. your night is made and pop your popcorn. alec baldwin made eagerly awaited premier with donald trump. can comedy shows like these have a real-life impact on the race? stay with us. >> he started the "birther" movement. >> you did. [laughter] >> he said climate change is a hoax, invented by china. >> it's pronounced. gina. attention! did you or anyone in your household work around asbestos-containing gaskets, packing, or equipment? if you or a lo