to stop mae's customs union surrender, boris johnson claiming this will happen.ly being born out if labour and the government's conversation goes anywhere? huge if. we've seen borisjohnson ducking goes anywhere? huge if. we've seen boris johnson ducking and goes anywhere? huge if. we've seen borisjohnson ducking and diving around the commons voting last week, he eventually did agree to vote for theresa may's deal, reluctantly. we've heard this phrase being said through gritted teeth by many mps. the spartans are so desperate to kick the ball at least across the line and work out everything later, but some clearly, like boris johnson, now say that they see it as a surrender. which i'm sure if you are theresa may, you just think whatever, just get to the end of the week before we go into this long extension. the patients among some of the members of the eu 27 is running thin? emmanuelle macron has been saying we are running out of time and options, they are heading towards no deal. countries like france and the netherlands, ireland have a lot to deal with the uk, t

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this comes after prime minister mae requested an extension to extend brexit till june 30. >> cspan's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, michigan republic congressman will join us in healthcare in a green new deal. then american oversight chief counsel talks about the forthcoming release of the rejected mueller report. also bloomberg financial reporter on wednesday's hearing of ceos of major u.s. banks. be sure to watch cspan "washington journal" live at seven eastern thursday morning. during the discussion. >> president trump in san antonio, texas discussing the immigration situation at the southern border. >> thank you very much. we have a roundtable which is actually a square table. we have some of the most prominent people in texas. we're just discussing, what can i do for your folks to create

but determined to keep leicester firmly in the loop, johnnie mae did whatjohnnie mae does best, catch swashbuckling brand of rugby, near impossible to stop. they don'tjust find the line, they leap forward. such acrobatics forced mistakes. a red card, much of the fan's dismay, capping off a dismal day. and thereafter, the floodgates open. a man down, they could not stop the england man, with the freedom of the pitch to score their seventh try. this a victory as copperheads of as they come. act i, bbc news. —— this, a victory as comprehensive as they come. james burford, bbc news. bristol aren't yet safe from the drop and this loose pass let rhys priestland in to score what proved to be the game's decisive try. bath are nowjust five points behind harlequins in fourth, the final play—off place. saracens kept up the pressure on leaders exeter with a bonus point comeback against bottom side newcastle falcons. sarries are now closer to securing their top—four play—off place. wasps beat worcester 28—16. 0spreys kept alive there pro 14 playoff hopes with a bonus point stop. fullback dan evans

now, people can choose to use the government's facilities through fannie mae and freddie mac or use to a private bank to make the loan that will cost somewhat the same every month. i'm not against 30-year mortgages, people should be able to make a choice one of the reasons that many people want fannie mae and freddie mac to continue in the, mat is there is a myth that 30-year fixed mortgages can only be produced by government-run agencies >> mortgage products and relatively high rates and home ownership, maybe not as high as ours what do you think would happen, it's impossible to make the transition from one system with fannie and freddie to one without it in an abrupt way, but is it possible that the private market would actually offer rates or loans that were smaller down payment, smaller monthly payments, had their own sorts of problems or distortions or whatever built in. might the private sector solutions be worse than what we see with fannie and freddie instead of better? >> i doubt it. the private sector seldom gives away anything by taking a risk that the government is willing

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that's one of the reasons why freddie mac and fannie mae today are down.ing pretty consistently lately that there is a battle inside the trump administration as to how reform should take place and how that reform will actually look and how that might impact investors in the stocks. there's one side of the aisle led by steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary, who wants more or less a recap and release -- recapitalize them, release them, put them back to their old fannie and freddie which essentially they had an implicit government guarantee that allowed them to borrow cheaply and do some of the stuff they do. then you got the income chief, the federal housing finance administration chief who is a libertarian conservative who believes they shouldn't be taken over by the government but would like to put them out of business or at least reduce their footprint dramatically. these two sides, now, calabria hasn't been confirmed yet but from what i understand, his people -- there are people like larry kudlow internally who agree with him. this sort of tension that e

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she celebrated by giving a glimpse of 1-year-omonth-old bi mae.ohnson family posed for pics in their sunday best, john legend went full bunny rabbit for his kiddos luna and miles. >> bunny go! go, bunny, go! >>> easter was eggs-tra special for jenna bush hager. >> do you want to know if it's boy or girl? >> it's a boy. >> before her big announcement jenna and her husband henry broke the baby news to their daughters mila and poppy with an egg-stra special easter surprise. >> what does it say? >> it says a baby brother. >> today, meredith vieira filled in for hoda, who's taking time to be with her newly adopted baby girl hope. jenna's already five and a half months preant. so, how did she keep it a secret for so long? >> there was some spanx involved and squeezing in. >> okay, okay. >> when i was pregnant -- >> they knew. >> we know you're pregnant, we're just waiting for you to tell us. >>> coming up -- >> i cried so hard. >> pink hits her breaking point. why she's taking her kids off social media. >> i'm not doing it. >>> plus, katy perry's wildes

the independent has got mae has no chance of avoiding eu elections, basically saying theresa may is unable to put the uk out of elections, and avoid a likely devastating defeat because she's not going to get any kind of deal, what are you hearing? yeah, i think the independent has quoted to express, i think most people could tell you the same thing that everyone expects these elections to go i had come out labour are announcing their candidates tomorrow, and i think the liberal democrats as well because it's a sped up process and in order to get it sorted by then, i mean the government keeps saying they can pull up the elections, even the day before. but that's because it's so difficult politically to even be held in the selections at all. is interesting to see the candidates, because they've all had it happen so fast to stop the party that literally had to go out to databases of those who have. those who have passed where their processes will be, that have to go beyond the list because anyone with any sense thinks you know why i'm wasting my time, but parties are not to put pressure on so

the people in a position to do somemething about this, to mae sure things s are done accordig to thehe law, have theheir own financial interests. reporter: corruption is hard to prove. locals are convinced the chinese are playing a role, or at thee very least, profiting from it. host: afghanistan is one of the poorest countries in the world. for 40 years, the population has lived in the shadow of conflict and war. in 2018 alone, nearly 11,000 civilians were killed or injured. of the 3.7 million children who don't go to school, three quarters are girls. many young girls become child brides, further reducing their chances of leading selflf-determined lives. they are also at risk of falling victim to honor killings, domestic and sexual violence. the result, entire generations of women in afghanistan are deeply traumatized. reporter: najia niazi is a doctor at one of the main hospitals in kabul. she's an oncologist. this morning she's seeing a patient called zarifa who has lung cancer. dr. niazi: how have you been since we last spoke? zarifa: the pain hasn't gotten worse, but i've been hav

mae a sprinkle or isolated shower around especially north of d.or, but f the most we're dry. >>> you'reng "news 4 today today". >>> your time is 4:46. right now the white house is gearing up before special counsel robert mueller's report is made public. >> attorney general william barr plans to release a redacted rsion of the report tomorrow. news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill. acie, weunderstand barr redacted things like grand jurye instigation, inongoing crimal investigations. what exactly can we see tomorrow? >> reporter: we should start to see details and evidence and what people will be seeing what was saidsnd what wa learned about obstruction of justice. this is where the special counsel split there was evidence for and against. he didn't make a decision. the attorney general did and decided not tout prosecute, b those are the details the democrats especially are looking for. now we are told that more than a dozen people in the white house, former and current employees who testified are concerned, some of them worried. eakdown level a is the way one person described it

we saw families turning up to mae morgue and looking on the big screen wheres of their loved ones from attack, bloodied and cut apartible pictures, of relativesrying to identify those who died so they can claim the bodies. that is going on, and that grim process of identification will take many days if not weeks. laa: clive my re-reporting. ve-- cy re-reporting. for more on the attacks, i'm i was joined by the former activity assistant secretary of state south asia who is now at the council on foreignon rela what do you make of the scale and synchronization of the attacks in sri lanka? >> hi, laura.sl it is obvithe most worrying dimension of what took place yesterday. sri lanka has not had an attack like this during its three-decades-long conflict. ofis is something that illustrated a leve sophistication and coordination. laura: sri lankan authorities said that foreign terrorist organizations may have been involved. what is the history of jihadist activity in sri lanka? alyssa: there is not much of a history of jihadsrt activity in lanka, and that is why this is so worrisome. if this i

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and theory, mrs mae is safe because she won that all—importa nt theory, mrs mae is safe because she wonficant political authority from the cabinet or the parliamentary party and we are also hearing rumours that there is an attempt to change the conservative party constitution so as to try and ove rco m e party constitution so as to try and overcome that obstacle of the delay with the may having won the confidence motion. there is a bigger question which is the longer that this government and the situation carries on, the more damage this is all the doing to the conservative party brand and that is certainly something that is being voiced, to me and westminster, during my interviews with mp5. me and westminster, during my interviews with mps. and in terms of who the party at large would like to see his leader, we talk about boris johnson, a lot is, is that still the case? to think he is to the from water? -- front runner. for conservative voters, there‘s absolutely no question that boris johnson is right up there as of the most popular options, but do not forget is ultimately the parliam

as with other aspects of brakes it maes arrival at the chancellery didn't go to plan the british prime minister was obviously a little too early and medical bills in there to welcome her it was only after theresa may went inside that both leaders came back out to do the compulsory home takes but the smiles can type the fact that the german chancellor and other european leaders are running out of patience with the british and the failure to deliver this became clear this morning at the meeting of the e.u. foreign ministers. and we are waiting finally for substantive steps in the right direction up to now is nothing at all has changed and we are of course thinking about an appropriate extension of the deadline and also about a longer extension they must however come with very strict conditionals on guns. there is much speculation over what exactly theresa may could offer the e.u. to get an extension until june thirtieth but what the u.s. prepared to give rumors in london that marco could be willing to put a five year limit on the backstop have been denied by the german government and in

minister said the deadline it was a sensible option, some of the reaction coming through what's up mrs maere a shorter postponement as she tries to win parliamentary support. —— a mrs may. we are waiting at the moment to hear some of the press conferences that will be taking place shortly, we believe that there has been so many discussions going on in at the moment, theresa may is still negotiating some of the smaller aspects of this delay. christian fraser has spent the whole day in brussels monitoring all of this. he spoke to mairead mcguiness, the vice president of the european parliament about the extension a lot of us that this will go into the night and it has not. that is good news the leaders were able to come to a decision about an extension. in a way, it is some way in the middle between those who wish for longer extensions, it is also an art to the prime minister who wanted to the 30th, so we have that day in the actual text, we do not know the conditions yet. it is too early to get a full assessment but we did expect the leaders would grant an extension, some wanted a longer pe

it requires more dollars to be sent overseas and then there for them to buy more bonds like fannie mae freddie mac. bonds and u.s. treasury bonds so they need said more and more dollars overseas so that's one thing about that but i also want to turn back to that big and the reaction to the federal reserve bank and their minutes because another part of that tying to china is a tweet from joseph young c m e big queen futures recorded five hundred forty six million dollars in volume on april fourth and most of it came from asia according to bloomberg with china seeing a strong o.t.c. bitcoin buys as reported by c.n.n. ledger it seems like the overall interest in crypto in asia is rising fairly rapidly right when gold is unavailable to buy and it's hard to buy gold you know if you're sovereign like china they have difficulty buying the hundreds of tons of gold they would love to buy it's just hard to come by it's very scarce they will very quickly figure out you know what bitcoin is the equivalent to gold and we should start adding big coin to our strategic reserves along with gold and rus

next hear what british prime minister teresa mae has to say about leaders to extend the brexit deadline to october 31st. >> i would like to make a statement but before i do i am sure they will welcome the news this morning that metropolitan police have arrested julian assange that has been hiding the last seven years also in the extradition request from the united states. this is now a legal matter before the courts. the secretary will make a statement on this later but i would like to thank the team for carrying out their duties with great professionalism. >> and nobody is above the law in the united kingdom. my priority is to deliver brexit and do so in an orderly way to not disrupt people's lives. we need to meet the european union with a deal and then to avoid a deal and then we have not so far been able to critically i've also requested and beyond the gratification but specifically to lead the eu without the parliamentary elections and the discussions of the council many of the european partners that there was a range of news with large numbers to the end of this year into the next

to mae some cononcessions released kind of consider changing so red lines at the moment this seemems to be no m movement t ther. and tom howow is the british public r reactingg to o this idf pushing back the date to june or even later -- and therefore taking part in european elections. what's it's remixed mean those thee 48% of the e time o of the referendume wanted to remain are jubilant about thihis say ty don'n't want to leavee the euron ununion -- and see this see the problems of the talks is.. confirngng their view that'd be very difficult to break anyway and that the benefits are much greater stayingng in that then t to and this seems to confirm ththat. but for those who were the 52% if voteded in favor of leaving this is this is really - -- been very frustrating for them a and it's been partiticularly calalamitous i t think very didifficult foror the prime minister's pararty the concecers a realally. odd torn apart by this they're in a f full blown civivil war - evevery d day -- - on our televn screens are fighting over this at the moment it seems to be getting worse. so franc

. >> this is mae lynn, those familiar with top chef.on it. >> reporter: and see what kind of meal they could create for a buck and a quarter. they came from l.a., san francisco, chicago, new york city, and washington, d.c. james speared winner jeremiah langhorne. so how much does a meal cost at your restaurant? >> it depends on what you get. but easily, you know -- >> reporter: well, jeremiah, do you have anything at your restaurant that is $1.25? >> no. >> reporter: chef jeremy fox was more optimistic. what's the average price of a meal at your restaurant? >> 75 to $80 per person. >> reporter: whoa. >> that's with wine. these kids aren't going to drink nearly as much wine as the adults. >> i'm making the seasoning right now. >> reporter: knowing that the winning meals could end up on the brigade menu, the chefs didn't let their budget limit their imagination. they whipped up chicken tacos, food-amaki rolls, tofu lasagna, monte cristo sandwiches, ten meals in all. then the chefs delivered the food. >> seasoned with herb, lemon juice. en

we are now ellie mae from the australian market open. -- an hour away from the australian market opento "daybreak: asia." paul: our top story this monday, get ready for a global data dump with more of the world's biggest companies reporting earnings and a dilution of indicators from washington to beijing. socialism survives in spain. we look at to madrid for the latest. and the latest

brexit7m is off the table for now we think although let's face it, we still do not know that teresa maeof the extension and the terms it's made. we still have to wait. this summit isn't over yet and i have seen summits where we think we've gotten to the end of it and suddenly there is a twist of the tale. so let's see what happens there. i think the idea that we would be leaving 2300 on a friday would be leaving 2300 on a friday would be leaving 2300 on a friday would be highly unlikely for some time. we would still need to have this summit decision rectified and that the date of brexit would enter into uk law and need to be changed by second—rate legislation in london which can be done relatively quickly. further down the road, it seems to me it's now that we select the option leaving with no deal but it is still one of the options and this process is harder than we thought stop it with the one debate we will get into witches tomorrow when we go back to the negotiations between conservative and, is what can the two sides get around. and leo varadkar came can the two sides get around. a

not long after trump said that charges mae helped in trade talks in china, cnn learned there are not believed held in china's vast internment camps. >> because trump is showing disdain for the respect of law, there won't be any repercussions if they do the same. >> reporter: some analysts say the administration has been inconsistent. >> therefore they have a mixed reputation. >> reporter: for example not opening a hostage-only conversation with iran. the u.s. han insisting that the five americans held there need to be released before discussion of anything else, a stance some experts feel won't worked. trump's refusals to hold kim jong-un for otto warmbier's death. >> he tell me he didn't know about it, andly take him at his word. >> reporter: and jamal khashoggi, sends a message. >>> just this week the state department indicated they may start trying to talk to iran again it's tough to know how many there are. some are just detained for a short am of time, but top experts on this subject tell us the best estimates they go by are currently about 3,000 americans are held globally, and

. >> the interesting thing, businessll investment group, mae a contribution but not as strongly the middlelast year. housing is still taking away from gdp growth, not as much as it has in the last few months but in the last year but still negative. how -- are you disappointed? >> no, the thing that happens in business investment, i gave along incredibly boring lecture about this, i'm sure they could find it if they want to go to sleep, they could start playing it. happens after tax reform, the capital spending to comes to an higher level and then it goes back. we expect it because the capital dropped my present that investment would go up 9% and go back to growing content. as long as you maintain that higher level, you get much faster growing rate. the 9% growth happens and now we expect it to go down maybe half that. i think the first quarter would be. >> the labor market, he said consumption didn't contribute as much as it has i think that is right but how much slack do t we still have? unemployed and implement late at 3% your. at 250, 300,000 a month. >> the thing to remember, this job

it's the great irony of herod's mae marriage although it's really good for his legitimacy as king itd be king instead of him. herod is convinced they are actually out to kill him and in response, he executes them. >> herod tracks down 300 of their supporters and executes them too. >> he records the last days of herod's life in gruesome details. he's >> he is probably hugely obese. he is not a well man. >> he goes back and forth between wanting to die and not wanting to die, trying to kill himself. for josephus, this seems to be a fitting end to a king who is racked internally by dissent and turmoil. by the end of his life, herod has amassed quite a death count. herod has executed one wife. he's executed two sons. at the end of herod's life, a third son is added to that list. great. another wireless ad. so many of them are full of this complicated, tricky language about their network and offers and blah blah blah blah blah blah. look sprint's gonna do things differently, and let you decide for yourself. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. try it out and see the s

so looks like poroshenko was mae by a couple of years, with this- with that message. and my guess is the reasons whye was late because he couldn't rey run on the platform in which hes running back in 2014. so the war and peace were there without much movement. the and his presidency, the ukrainian government and the pre from imf in particular, they rad the utility payments. you have a situation where the economy is growing but people ae really poorer than they were. every previous government knew t was a political suicide. and they didn't do that, they we rightso porshenko did that, so e couldn't really run on the econn the peace, so he went for identy politicsand he lost and lost bi. it's also very interesting thatn this election, like in the elecs of 2014, we don't really see the ukrainian nationalism doing wel. either on the -- for the presidt seems to me the nationalist cane got somewhere a little bit more than 1% of the vote. in back in 2015 the main nationalist never got to the pae don't know whether it will get . today, so we are seeing a situan in which there

. >> it seems that in particular jerry nadler, goes forward with all of is u -- subpoenas and mae watere bank dealing every business engagement they had. i think the american people will start viewing this as harassment. in terms of way that trump voters look at it, they assess these 10 incidents of possible obstruction and compare to hillary clinton, bleaching her hard drive, actually physically destroying all tablets and computers she had been using. they open to rise to a much my higher level of real obstruction of justice some never got -- which never got acknowledged. unfortunately, i know that is not a what if sort of or what about, what aboutism i guess. but it does seem that a basic issue of fairness about this president. i don't think that people think he has been treated fairly. >> living in reality as i drove into studio, i was listening to adam schiff, not one word on moving the country forward. not one word about anything about the american people. and jobs and the economy, it was all about trump, and investigations and investigations, and trump. let me tell you you what wi

so we're talking about the legit m maes of the 2018 mid-term elections. if you're saying that's illegitimate -- >> i think the president brings up a great point tonight. >> that's not what the president said. the president said that it was rigged, and he also said -- basically saying that democrats cheated. that's what he said, and that their losses were not because democrats fought on issues but because somehow the system is wrong because democrats won. that's what he said. i'll give you the last word, andrew. go on. >> well, i mean, you've laid it out perfectly, those are the facts. the cases that we saw that went before judges were judges were able to impartially decide ended up invalidating a congressional election, and unfortunate for those residents in north carolina they are still without representation, congressional representation because republicans decided to cheat. and then they went in lame duck sessions in important states and changed the rules. listen, i am all for it if there's going to be a real conversation in how we ensure fair election

favor.fellows, do me a give mae little history, quick. i want to go fast.ot a lot of things i'm working on. china, north korea. give me a quickie. norm, i said give me a quick little -- so i know it as well as norm but i don't want to spend as much as time as he has on it, which has been his entire life. so the 32 different summits, he goes we need that, that's the high point. we need it for protection, we need it -- they weren't even calling about this. how do you like the idea of me recognizing exactly what we're discussing? because i agree, we need it. you need the hype. a great general awls said always fight downhill. never night uphill. you need the height so i said david, what do you think about me recognizing israel and the golan heights. he said would you actually -- this is a great deal maker. one of the most successful, was. gave it all up in order to be your whatever ambassador. what do you think of it, david? and he goes -- this is a very strong, ambitious guy. he was like a wonderful, beautiful baby. he said do you really -- you would do, that

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as many of you know if you would like to ask a question send mae signal and i will call on you as time permits. >> i don't have much to say at the opening. we are always worried about the health of the american economy. it is our primary job and so forth. things are looking up. i'm just happy to see good numbers coming in. we have sloppy winner and sloppy seasonal adjustments and sloppy government shutdowns and numbers i noticed the atlanta fed is gdp is up to 2.1 for the first quarter. that was 0.3. if you add on that is for the last eight years we may actually be hovering around 3%. i like the reports very much. profits look good and cap goods looks okay. i think that our plan of lower tax rates and -- not for me, thanks. and deregular lace and opening up energy and trade reform will continue to be the building blocks of the trump administration. i think it is working. we had 3% last year. we see the inflation numbers coming down as the economy continues to improve. the dollar looks fine to me and on the whole i think the economy is pretty well balanced. i think that's not as much i

mae a lot of it. maybe another half inch to an inch of rain which should keep our lawns moving too. was talking abo mowing the lawn. i'm doing mine tomorrow before i go and play basketball. breezy conditions. degrees. sefbt 70 on thursday. 68 on friday. saturday looks great. we're going to have enough rain on friday that's g to wet the lawn. not the best day to mow the lawn on saturday. it will be better on sunday. monday and tuesday looking great there too. we get into the 80s by next wednesday, thursday, and friday. forgot to tell you the rest of my wednesday schedule. >> we get the idea, dou thanks. >>> coming up, on t evemeet another gaeven, how the caps say they're preparing forrr >>ow's win or go home we've got some new video just in. an suv on fire is causing trouble nearhe chain bridge. this one flared up quickly and got out of control it looks like. fla flames shot up from the vehicle andaught some trees on fire. witnesses say all this happened right off the chain bridge on the arlington side. firefighters put it out. sa they there are no reports of anygo injuries. . >> bad

do we expect out of mae's cabinet meeting today? and why so long? david: they have a lot to discuss. there will be no civil servants present at first so they can hammer out decisions. she has got to decide how to break the deadlock. does she tack toward a closer relationship? she instructed her cabinet to abstain last night. there may be a majority for a single market if she were to pivot that way. or does she say we have got to go with no deal? or does she say we have to put this back to the people he? that will be either another referendum or election. that would mean a long extension , possibly up to a year. a range of options still on the table. none of them very palatable. deal could come back. the conservative party in the cabinet making that point. if you look at the options different parties voted for, some of those who were more , that votingthers block voted against a soft brexit option because the referendum number two is still on the list. you wonder if they would back the softer options. there are still a lot of possibilities for an opt

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mae a strongevere thunderstorm on thursday. a better chance we're tracking some gusty damaging win and very heavy rainfall on friday afternoon and evening. another friday with the potential for severe weather.k as we loo to the weekend, right now some scattered showers and thunderstorms are psible later on saturday. maybe someng lingeri showers out there through the midday hours on sunday. talking about the pollen report today, doug. c treesing in high still. we are starting to see those numbers go down. as the tree count goes down, grasses are going up. today grasses are coming in at moderate. we should expect to ctinue to see grass counts increasing as we head throughout the month of may. i can't believe tomorrow may 1st. >> yeah. really hard to believe here, guys. just a month reaway, w halfway through the year. just incredible. take a look at what we've got. it's going to feel more like june,july, august cominp on thursday. a high tomorrow, 71. i don't know why this won't change. 89 degrees on thursday. 85 on friday. 83 sat

andrea, will tell you about willie mae, showing up at the giants game today. i saw a picture of him and a life magazine i was reading from 1954 or so. a young willie mays, and he was kind of playing around with his coat. who was the coach of the giants? in 1954. cherry blossom festival 75 degrees, this weekend in cupertino, it will be mostly sunny, and just perfect for the cherry blossoms. >> there and breezy at sfo tomorrow. winds out of the west. i have about 67 degrees. and here's how it looks in seattle, 55, in new york, some rain tomorrow and 52 degrees at atlanta has 80. overnight lows, will be a near 50 degrees. with clouds around, temperatures overnight fairly mild, set up tomorrow at 6:18 am. the numbers tomorrow look pretty nice. 68 at napa and 75 or santa rosa. 75 as well for san jose in between 60s, a few low 70s. extended forecast, the usual, we will go with stratus quote, the low clouds in the morning and some in the afternoon. temperatures most of the week remain in the 70s and lynn. i think the answer to my own question is leo. but i am not sur

should viewers who own 3m chf theof which there are mae concerned? >> the reserve we took was around what the litigation we face in our manufacturing and disposal of chem striz thistry phased out of a deck add ago and we now have enough visibility on negotiations around manufacturing sites, three in the u.s. and two in europe that we could estimate. it is estimable and probable what we faced in the direct litigation on those manufacturing facilities so we have taken reserve against that and that -- we're careful to say that doesn't include the product liability that we face with p fast products. >> one last question you're the steward of great american company this was a very tough quarter. i'm thrilled you came here but i wonder whether the problems maybe take a year and that's okay. because they may be deeper than you think. people are rewarded in 2019 if they stick with micron >> will with, the aggressive actions we're taking to get ahead of the curve doll that in many ways in what we're doing in our operational costs and realigning our manufactur

apparently now getting impatient when it comes to a plan for the beleaguered mortgage out fits fannie maeen under government control since they almost blew up during the financial crisis. charlie gasparino, what will the president do? >> last week he signed a memorandum basically directing hud and i think it was treasury essentially to do a massive reform of fannie and freddie, the big mortgage giants. it was very broad, very vague. it just said do something. let's get them out of government control as they have been since the financial crisis. let's protect homeowners, make sure homeowners still have access to mortgages, which fannie and freddie allows them to do. i did a lot of reporting and basically asking sources inside the white house what does president trump want, what is on his mind. i can't do this hit in a minute, dude. just letting you know, i can't. liz: go. go. >> just telling you, i cannot do this hit in a minute. what is on his mind? what sources are telling the fox business network is that he is actually talking about a massive privatization of fannie and freddie, not jus

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we are focused on housing reform and not gsc reform is we done want to take the risk out of fannie mae and freddie mack and put it in another bucket. this is something i hope we can work on a bipartisan basis. my first choice is to do legislation with congress and i hope we can do something quickly this year. >> thank you. i appreciate your interest in making housing finance reform a priority. while the last administration did express an interest in the issue, they did not provide the leadership necessary to get reform over the finish line and your leadership makes me optimistic that this will get done. in the interest of time, madam chair, i ask unanimous consent to submit to the record a list of previous appearances by treasury secretaries along with the time they gave. >> without objection such is the order. mr. secretary, thank you for staying until 5:30. without objection, all members will have 5 legislative days within which to submit additional written questions to the chair, which will be forwarded to the secretary for his response. and i ask the secretary to please respond as