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owever, if you wish more, if you require more, you should lso give and pay more. if you stand on your word that you only have one demand for iran, i.e. nonproduction and non-utilization of nuclear weapons, then it could easily be obtained with the iaea provision and or importantly the fatwa of the iranian leader. instead, of a show of negotiations, you shall return to the reality of egotiations. memorial photos are the last station of negotiations, not the first one. ladies and gentlemen, we in iran, despite all of the obstructions created by the u.s. government, are keeping on the path of economic and social growth and prosperity. iran's economy in 2017 registered the highest economic rowth rate in the world. emanating from foreign interference in the past one and a half years, we have returned from the track of growth and stability. ran's gross domestic product minus oil has become positive and the trade balance remains positive. distinguished participants, the security doctrine of the islamic republic of iran is based on peace and stability in the persian gulf

[applause] lso joining us is the vigianno family.or generations the family has served in our military and in new york city fire and police departments. these are two great departments. i grew up with them. i know. on september 11 nypd detective joseph vigianno rushed into the world trade center and died rescuing his fellow citizens. his brother, john, was a new york firefighter. he also gave his life that day at ground zero. at the time joseph's three sons were just young boys ages 8, 6, and 3 months old. this morning they are with us, the youngest john, just started his freshman year of college at suny maritime college, and he plans to join the military. joseph jr. is a marine reservist. just like his father he's a proud member of the nypd. and james is a corporal in the marines. on his last deployment, james was stationed on the u.s.s. new york, a ship made using 24 tons of steel from the world trade center. every time he left the mess hall on his way to his bunk, he passed a picture of his dad. to john, joseph, and james, and to t

we have a quote from the board of directors. .lso incoming ceo's brian dunn leavy and lou frankfurt alle very significant contributions to the statement. they all praise adam neumann. however, adam neumann is stepping down. he is making it out to be his choice to step down. he talks about being the cofounder of wework and so proud of the team and the incredible company we have built over the last decade. we're hearing reports that a third of the staff will be laid off eventually. this all delays the ipo. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: while world leaders and corporate execs are gathering in new york city at the u.n. climate summit, local politicians in canada are watching closely. i spoke with toronto's mayor about the role the city can play in growing climate emergencies. >> we can change over our plate. if you think about the city with the transit vehicles, police vehicles, city vehicles. we can retrofit to make a more environmentally sound in terms of energy efficiency. we can encourage retrofitting of homes and other buildings across the city. there is a host of things we can do. we c

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not only on the subject of being with the idea of destroying this president, but lso, which we're hearing more detail about today, but also their policy proposals, which outlandish. and the people of the ninth mr. leader, i think the point that makes the situation we're in electorally, in addition to the opponent running for 27 or 28 months and was the 17 million of 16 or dollars of expenditures from the farthest left sources in district, utside the outside the state, we also had a six weeks where we had relatively level playing field race, and wen this him with the t help of president trump and vice president pence and great here, we caught him and we passed him, and we had, a er those circumstances, very clear victory, and so i'm -- ghted to be here to meet 85% of the ay, about members of this conference financially supported our campaign. help from here and the of nment, the various parts the conservative movement that worked together, worked in the same direction in this campaign, marvelous thing to behold and the result was one that i across ght to resound the country. thanks very mu

the diesel emissions reduction has lso known as dera, enjoyed overwhelming bipartisan support and every state has received funding through the program since it was created by congress nearly 15 years ago. since its inception, mr. speaker, dera has been one of the most cost-effective federal environmental programs with up health and urn in economic benefits for every $1 put into the program. the program has also been responsible for the creation and intention of local u.s. jobs that involve manufacturing, nstallation and servicing of emission-related technology. at a time, mr. speaker, when our nation is looking for ways to create jobs, protecting the health of our community especially those who are most vulnerable, addressing climate hange and protecting the environment, supporting this prime ra stands out as a example of what really works. thank the gentlelady for her tireless work and being a tireless advocate for the dera program. and i strongly urge my colleagues to support this legislation. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois r

show lso need to sustainable demand in the u.s., some good news what we have seen quarter or two, buttainably into 2020, there is a lot of side shows going on in terms of in other , insurance areas. it's a laser folk. they need musk to navigate period and near term naturally what investors meet you on the other side. this is y see that, going a range bound stock. i think that's why, i think not now, the bulls are necessarily popping the see agne yet until they what the profitability looks like in terms of earnings. there are so many tech companies that preach growth over profit. i realize they're different models of course. when you look if he facebooks, who can and amazons sustain businesses simply by playing the growth card, is that a ething that tesla could do better job of doing even if they're not going to reach profitability, could they at growth up a e little bit better than they are? dan: the biggest difference is a cap x model, when you think of giga 3 and initiatives, ther that's part of the thing for what ultimately a car company ersus a software or tech company in terms of

good lso been really about, you know, wanting to restate daca. else, you w what know -- i don't know his position on the particular question. there is more he could do, some of the policies that you supported, like doing away with ice and saying we need to agency.t an enforcement is, bide isn'ting till using the old framework that was different. that framework, those policies more the way for enforcement, expanded the thatcement system in a way as been really harmful to people, and didn't present a different vision. we don't have a different vision we can't expect to have a different immigration system. sanders have to put out a plan. sanders has says things like he do, he'll do a moratorium on deportation. tos said things like we need use our resources differently, inhumane enforcement at the border. so he hasn't put out a plan but spoken to a different vision. the truth is that for people organizing and building a movement that will have an expression, lack of a plan speaks -- it's not like we don't see it. a message to nds addressed.ds to be >

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concerns,lso raised saying there was limited excitement for apple's latest model. are the top tech global stories i am watching. kathleen: thanks. let's go back to the top story. the care and medical entrepreneur adam neumann steps down as ceo is a plan to salvage the ipo. let's go to san francisco with tom giles. is this going to work? adam neumann has stepped down. his wife is really pushing her high payroll. two new ceos. can they salvage the ipo? tom: it solves part of the problem. it solves the corporate governance issues that were raised as more people learned more and more about his self-dealing, about some of the choices he was making as ceo. to the investor who may not be as familiar with silicon valley, these are people who were going to be looking at this company as a real estate company. once it sells shares to the public, they are not used to silicon valley antics. if you are concerned about adam neumann and his leadership, these changes will address that. they don't change the underlying fundamentals of the business. questions about path to profitabil

things like hiring a new mental health clinician to guide the oversight and help support the faceyities, lsong with clinical experts to create more training nd trauma-informed care. so some of these things can be handled in a very immedia w. you're right, though, some of the challenges are more long-tm and the department is committed to addressing those over time. >> reporter: and ann maxwe with the inspector general's office of h.h.s., thank youorin g us and your work on this. >> thank you for an ginterest topic. i appreciate it. >> woodruff: the feder government warned americans not to use e-cigarettes following several mysterious deaths linked to vaping. the centers for disease control also said althere are 450 casesf a lung illne in more than 30 ates tied to vaping. there are more questions than answers so far. william brangham is ba with more on this mystery. >> branghay.m: that's right, j health officials say they do not yet know the dinitive cause behind this lung illness, and no specific vaping device or >> at least four deaths have beeninked to vaping and a fifth is underalnvestigat

want to know,lso considering you are the director of national intelligence and transcript are being moved into a secret intelligence system, whether other transcripts, perhaps maybe the president spoke also vladimir putin, with saudi arabia or turkey or kim jong-un, would you want to know if those were also being improperly moved because the president is trying to cover up something? >> congressmen, how the white house, the office of the executive office of the president and the national security council conduct their business is their business. >> it actually your business to protect america's secrets, is that right? >> it's all about. activity this cover of because the president is working improperly with a foreign government, that the compromise america's secrets. >> there is an allegation of a cover-up. i'm sure an investigation and before this committee might lend credence or just prove that but right now, all we have is an allegation, an allegation. secondhand information from a whistleblower. no knowledge of whether or not that is true and accurate. >> the department of justice opi

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bush administration.he lso served in the departments of state and defense.is now a senior fellow at tho hudson institute, a conservative washington think tank. and welcome to the newshour to both of you. want to ask both of you, and wendy, i'll start with you, what was your reaction when you hed this, and what is the reaction you're hearing from others? >> well, the reaction initiallyl was not r a great deal of surprise, maybe on the time, but not thefact of j bolton's departure. i think many of us thought this was going to b comi down the road at one time or another, and i think a few weeks o many of us thought it was going to happen then. as i have said before, john a bolton inner s war he didn't want to wage. president trump wanted to get americans out of conflict, wanted to take americans out of afghanistan, out of the middle teast, didn't want too g war, wanted to negotiate directly at high levels witleaders of countries, and john bolton had d different apprhech. on the or hand, as both nick and yamiche pointed out, bolton in some ways provided guardrai

pend --lso said, and has also said, in their view it is not the time to spend it, and they will holdirepower of her things become worse. now -- for when things become worse. now, a lot of investors think that by the time germany has entered a recession and we face more unemployment levels, which at moment are historically low, but if we wait until we have higher unemployment rates, it might be far too late for fiscal stimulus. startedhasten to add, i work 20 years ago in that bureau covering the umts auctions, and they raised 50 billion euros. is a big- know it round number, but i think they might be able to do better than what they raised from a 3g auction 20 years ago, especially when rates are negative. a a lot of people are urging them to consider borrowing and spending more. daniel schaefer, our germany bureau chief coming to us out of frankfurt. thank you so much for your time. the chief economist at bny mellon is with us as well. let me ask you, on this topic, what do you make of the german economy? how important is it for europe, and global growth? >> it is important for euro

if we can build that muscle and civil society, and hopefully we can have political leaders who are lso responsible. and to attack anti-semitism not as a partisan tool, but where they see it, that is part of the way we fix this. danielle: i do not have a good summing up. we have talked at your expense this afternoon. i think we are at real risk when our civil society that you rightly talk about, becomes part of the problem and not part of the solution. there has been a real effort to do that. i think about the women's march. why does a march about women have to be suddenly imbued with hatred toward the jews. similarly, on the right, people hold their woke or unwelcome attitudes up as a shield to guard against accusations that hey might be somehow haters of some kind or another. that is something i think we need to be very vigilant about. i will digress for a second. and end with what i hope is an mportant lesson. this summer i'm reading a book territorial expansion necessary, or it was the role of the church suddenly became about the ews. so that where it had been a minority view, and b

to lso outlines a plan increase affordable housing options for current and future residents. blueprints don't offer one-size-fits-all plans for community development. it works with local leaders to better understand the eeds of their residents to create custom, homegrown solutions that breathe new life communities. madam speaker, i'm excited to see what clarion has in store its 'm rooting for continued success. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. for peaker pro tempore: what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to remarks.d extend my the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. today, i rise to congratulate the university of texas at educating 0 years of students in north texas. in 1969, texas governor preston signed legislation to officially establish the university of texas at dallas as of the u.t. system. not only has u.t. grown years, ly in the last 50 but our community t

the lso, if you look at companies involved, they are or the ected by, exposure, the more domestic sectorsthe financials, real estate, or some in southeast asia, they immune from a re lot of the trade related areas. so domestic growth is where we on, and the good thing is the balance sheets, in back more i go years, after all of these turmoil or the asian financial mean, balance sheets companies are an quite strong. so we're focusing very much in a on a risk that there is more exposure to demand.c i think more importantly, the we feel sset class, quite comfortable, but just like always areas, you'll have some bad apples. a situation, we feel being selective, having the nvestment discipline, is something that we try to be more to be more try mindful. >> henry chen, thanks very much for joining us. of stories a roundup that you need to know to get your day going. bloomberg subscribers go to -- customize your settings so you're only getting news on the industries and assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. ou care about. this is bloomberg. paul: this is day break asia. i'm paul allen i

expected to lso vote on starting negotiations with the senate over defense and policy rograms over the next year including troop numbers, pay increases and programs. live house coverage here on c-span. the chair will postponefurther proceedingses on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered or votes object jeggetted under clause 6 of rule 20. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? ms. schakowsky: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2211 the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report -- does the gentlewoman from illinois wish to call the bill as amended? ms. schakowsky: yes. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 166, h.r. 2211, a bill to require the consumer products safety commission to promulgate a safety rule for free standing clothing storage units to protect children from tipover related death or injury and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore:

expected to lso vote on starting negotiations with the senate over defense and policy rograms over the next year including troop numbers, pay increases and programs. live house coverage here on c-span. the chair will postponefurther proceedingses on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered or votes object jeggetted under clause 6 of rule 20. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition?

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