hinchey and represent many of the areas of upstate new york as maurice hinchey did. i'm joined by 27 bipartisan co-sponsors, including the entire new york congressional delegation to offer this bill. i'm especially want to thank liam fitssimmons who served on the staff of congressman hinchey as well as the late congresswoman louise slaughter. congresswoman slaughter assisted and co-lead of this legislation. i know she would be pleased by the house passage of this bill as well. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. krishnamoorthi: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers. i urge the passage of h.r. 4722, and yield back the alance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois yields back. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. russell: thank you, mr. speaker. i urge adoption of the bill, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman f

maurice: the tech world is now meeting in paris. tomorrow with a very important meeting with president macron about tech for good. how technology can help people to have a better life. and from thursday through saturday, we will have the tech world meeting in paris. we are expecting to get -- 6000 startups, more than 2000 investors. it is something which will be extremely important and it shows that france is committed to be ready for technology, for startups, entrepreneurship. this is something that is rather new, fresh. only three years. we expect all the planet to have their eyes looking at paris. caroline: what policies has president macron brought on to make it a better place for startup companies? maurice: i think the first thing he did was piece of mind. change the opinion that even the french can have about entrepreneurship and being successful. in france, it was not so good to be successful. success was not celebrated to say the least. sometimes people were blamed because they were successful and making it west. today, pres

maurice: i think the first thing that he did was peace of mind. the opinion that even including the french could have about entrepreneurship and being successful. in france, it was not so good to be successful. success was not celebrated, to say the least. and sometimes, people were blamed because they were themselvesin making -- today, president macron and the government, as a whole, are encouraging the young people to start up their own business, and encouraging the venture capitalists to invest in france and to support startups. caroline: mr. macron president , macron, will meet with some 40 technology leaders, including mark zuckerberg. he wants to remind them of their responsibility. is technology taking its responsibility seriously enough for the moment? what changes need to be made? maurice: the reason why he is organizing the meeting tomorrow with roughly 70 ceo's, some very important names that you have already mentioned, and a few important names in france, the main reason is to see what the future will be, and how technology, which is c

she spoke with several influencers, including maurice levy. board at a large advertising publicis group. maurice: the tech world is now beginning in paris, and we start tomorrow we say with a very important meeting with president macron and how security has people to have a better life. and from thursday to saturday, we will have the tech world meeting in paris. and we are expecting to get mark zuckerberg many others, 6000 startups, more than 2000 investors, etc., etc. it is something which will be extremely important, and it shows that france is committed to be ready for technology, for startups, for entrepreneurship. this is something that is rather new, very fresh. only three years. we expect all the planet to have their eyes looking at paris. caroline: what policies have president macron brought in to make it a better place for startup companies? maurice: i think the first thing that he did was peace of mind. to change the opinion that even the french could have about entrepreneurship and being successful. in france, it was not so good to

maurice: i think the first thing piece of mind.pinion that even the french can have about entrepreneurship and being successful. in france, it was not so good to be successful. success was not celebrated to say the least. blamedes people were because they were successful and west.g it today, president macron and the government as a whole are encouraging the young people tot start up their own business and encouraging the venture capitalists to invest in france and to support startups. >> president macron will meet with start up some 40 technology lea, including mark zuckerberg. he wants to remind them of the responsibility. is technology taking its responsibility seriously enough for the moment? what changes need to be made? maurice: the reason why he is organizing the meeting tomorrow ceos, some veryhat changes neee important names you have already mentioned, an important names in france -- the main reason is to see what the future would be and how technology, which is creating some fears. fearing a lot of people what technology c

maurice's with the youngest cricketer ever to play for pakistan. son resume his international debut when he was just fourteen. morris and reza played twenty twenty cricket together from mumbai champs now they're working to make money from match fixing. our surprise and. my presumption. would be an average typical forty four lads forty five that's around seventy thousand u.s. dollars so you don't have to make a lot more than that to be profitable right there what good is it. if you have a set of of that you can be in the session. big with. the much fixes need a network of bookmakers to accept bets. you tend to keep them here when you go but i'm not sure we want to but. i'm going to place scores of bands with as many bookmakers as i possibly can that is important because it covers they trail the bookmakers they all talk to each other and i see a lot of bets coming from one particular individual they're going to shop and market down. al-jazeera gained rare. yes to a bookmakers operation in mumbai. in the final. yeah almost all betting is illegal in in

there was a man named maurice art. maurice hart said to me, i want to tell you the secrets of wall street. we have jewish firms for jewish kids. we have wasp firms for wasp firms. he said go learn about the business, find a job in even institutions. i got a job for $82 a week at equitable life. i went to nyu at night to get an mba. i got called back into the army. i said i'm going to wall street. my partner was upset. he said these are bad times. i said no, i have got to do it. s the time too. crash just happened. i ended up talking myself into a job for $150 a week. that's what they were paying secretaries. i give him $150 a week. i said pay me that. by then i got a job teaching at nyu at night. my wife has been my partner every step of the way. while i was slaying dragons she was cleaning diapers and doing all the stuff mothers do. what i can tell you is ican youe have been giving back even before you had the money you had today. where does that come from? is it because you were at one place and you got to another pl

indian men this is a professional sri lankan cricket and another of maurice's accomplices. only. for that yes but he could only be. one. or if. yeah. this is. going to be. putting. the ball tends. to people over the past yes. ok the last five exactly right. the match fixing stuff to get their work done before inspectors cricket's governing body the international cricket council a right to check the pitch. for the. car american flag. but i don't know the last resort to see it. but there is a technique that the i.c.c. inspectors do not detect a lot of people and. that's because. what it would be in prison for. the extra pressure applied to the special brush damages the pitch makes it more difficult. a batsman. indeed trusts only a few members of the ground stuff. but i. indeed suddenly leaves the room. to. go on. the work we. are. going to get. in two thousand and sixteen the chief curator was suspended for failing to cooperate with anti corruption officials. calls in tikrit to reassure him. look to you guys here for the future if you're. lucky was. in part two we discover the test

. >> maurice adams jr.is mom's car when he spotted a woman struggling to make it up some stairs with her walker, so he jumped out and helped her get to the top and she rewarded him at the end, check it out, with a nice big hug. >> what a moment. and maurice was not performing for the camera. a bystander actually just captured the scene randomly on the sly. >> well, nice of him to do a good deed. hopefully paying it forward. karma will come back to him. >> absolutely. more news after this. >> absolutely. more news after this. even though a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious an

both players are keen to do maurice's corrupt work you can't do it now we don't think. this is a professional medicine we thought to be playing the game for us is like rushing out to the audience by playing it into your plan is the easiest thing is not pressure for us yes the normal use your variable later will be instead of being less well to do. that it's really about making money in the end and there was a bit of those out of it you know the north of us. we meet men are for the last time. we discussed the fix at the india australia match in ranchi but it was a success because it worked exactly we were watching. and the run rate just slowed . down our names the two australian players he says were involved in the fix who was batting. zero and a new zealand. once again given the gravity of the allegations al-jazeera has decided not to name the two australian players at this time but will pass or evidence to the relevant authorities we have made various attempts to contact the two players but they have not responded to the allegations there is no evidence to suggest that

maurice: i think the first thing is state of mind. --nging the opinion that being successful.ance it was not so good to be successful. success was not celebrated, to say the least. sometimes people were blamed because they were successful and making well. today it is interesting to see that president macron and the government as a whole are toouraging young people start up their own business and encouraging the venture capitalists to invest in france. caroline: president macron will meet, as you say, with some 40 technology leaders, including mark zuckerberg. he wants to remind them of their responsibility. his technology taking its responsibility seriously enough at the moment? what changes need to be made? maurice: the reason he is organizing the meeting tomorrow from somely 17 ceos very important names that you have already mentioned, and important names in france -- the main reason is to see what the future will be and how technology, which is creating some fears -- you have a lot of whate hearing about artificial intelligence or technology can do to the job, the fact that

well so now's the time to bow out as for madrid well the fate of the moment is tom hotspur manager maurice your patino in a wonderful job at tottenham got them into the champions league playing good football it'll be tough for real madrid to take him from tottenham and turn a contest probably leaving chelsea he's might be available and he knows you can club they just beat liverpool in the summer if they follow that might try and say well he got to return with a final albeit lost it but see if he wants to come along i don't think that's likely i think pasha tino and come to a maybe max alegria event as the big possibilities ok mark made us thank you very much for helping us to digest that big news that then is a done is leaving madrid thank you very much. ok now the news ukraine is justifying the state assassination of a journalist saying the operation planned by security forces had saved his life here's what happened on tuesday a prominent anti kremlin journalist go was reported to have been shot dead in the ukrainian capital kiev authorities there blamed moscow but or turned up alive a da

there was a man named maurice art. maurice hart said to me, i want to tell you the secrets of wall street. we have jewish firms for jewish kids. we have wasp firms for wasp firms. he said go learn about the business, find a job in even institutions. i got a job for $82 a week at equitable life. i went to nyu at night to get an mba. i got called back into the army. i said i'm going to wall street. my partner was upset. he said these are bad times. i said no, i have got to do it. this is the time to go. crash just happened. i ended up talking myself into a job for $150 a week. that's what they were paying secretaries. i give him $150 a week. i said pay me that. by then i got a job teaching at nyu at night. my wife has been my partner every step of the way. while i was slaying dragons she was cleaning diapers and doing all the stuff mothers do. what i can tell you is i truly believe i'm the american dream. maria: you and your wife elaine have been giving back even before you had the money you had today. where does that co

police spotted 23-year-old maurice jones and her shell hail breaking into a car in japantown. jones was caught by hale took off in another car. he struck police cars at one point and officers fired at him but no one was struck. hale eventually arrested. tonight's town haul meeting 6:00 at the hamilton recreation center. >>> a vandalism case has people talking in union city. the suspect's name might make you chuckle. police say he goes by the name little t snoopy. police say that they are serious about catching him. he tagged several buildings last week which you can see here in these pictures. little t snoopy. all right, 4:51 right now. and we want to tell you about a busy weekend ahead. in the south bay embattled 49 ruben foster will be back in court on wednesday. a judge is expected to decide whether his domestic violence case will go to trial after foster's accuser recant the her story. also the b.a.r.t. to antioch expansion will be in service starting friday. a traffic warning for you, a three-day bottle rock music festival is set to begin on friday. >>> it is 4:52 right n

it's been hard for maurice's parents to. the columns it is a puzzle there was a time when i really thought he would never learn to walk. but now things are looking up this is. sabrina lawrence and have seen a report about a device called the local market that helps people learn to walk again after having a stroke she realized this might be just what moritz needed they took him to a clinic near hamburg where children can train on the local market the special treadmill guides the legs and at first takes over much of the effort. i can tell that it's helping me. more it says learn to use his own muscles more and more as he exercises on the treadmill he can complete several hundred metres now he feels safe because he can for. pediatric neurologist come stance avoiding it can also fine tune the device someone says it's more his head is telling his body to move the wrong way but the local mark teaches him to move the right way and lets him practice that and in the process his brain gets the message this is the way to do it. the loc

that's 8-year-old maurice adams jr. saw this georgia woman with her walker struggling to make it up the steps. he ran up to her, put his arm around her, and together as you can see he helped her climb up the steps, celebrated with a hug. unbee kno unbeknownst to adams and his mother, taping the good deed. he looked happy to have done it. the person said he wants to give the boy $100 for helping the woman. i have a feeling he'll succeed. >>> the american cancer society has issued new colon cancer guideline. it's now recommended to get a colon cancer screening at the age of 45 rather than 50. meg oliver has the story. >> reporter: at 47 years old, sandy krykostas was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer that had spread to his liver. >> when you have a wife and two young children and they tell you to get your life in order, that's a scary point. >> doctors gave him two months to live. >> i wasn't supposed to have colon cancer. nobody in my family has colon cancer. >> reporter: with no family history and symptoms that starte

. >> 8-year-old maurice adams jr.e was going to make someone's day a little better. he got out of the car. he was helping a woman struggling to get up the stairs on her walker. he took the time, very patient. maurice offers encouragement before each step. when they reached the top, you'll see that he is rewarded with a hug. the man who posted this online captured the video, thank god for our youth. congratulations to maurice's mom, who must be very, very proud of that young man. we should get him to the show. >> what a sweet little boy. >> those things happen every day. i think sometimes, we forget. every day, those things are happening all over. >> we love when people do good things when they think nobody is watching. doing them anyway. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, this is going to be good. from magic mirrors to face gyms. how the beauty business is changing. retail stores are trying to lure customers back in new ways. >>> plus, a warning for anyone in the market for a car. >> hi. good morning. i'm jeff rossen. cons

maurice cornelius as sure was born in this house on june seventeenth. eight hundred ninety eight. and it's recorded history stretches back to the fourteenth century this year it's a european capital of culture that's drawing large numbers of visitors to the exhibition more than four thousand tickets were sold on its opening weekend alone. makes people stop and think. able to look into their dimensions so he can come. looking. he sees the world and then he looks at the other side and he sees the world completely different it's a building but it's not realistic building there is a tower with many stairs that says it makes sense every time you look at it you find something new when you find something different. for a long time mc escher was an outsider in the art world. but early mathematicians and other scientists developed an appreciation for his impossible images. he also please the public beginning in the one nine hundred fifty s. many of his works were reprinted due to overwhelming demand. later in life as sure became quite a celebrity. she was well aware of. the sense that he f

i've been speaking to the political theorist maurice glasman, a labour life peer in the house of lordsge split in europe between east and west. there is a revival of marx's thought in the west, the forming of global markets which may be alone from his time, marx predicted but on the other hand, there is a legacy of inhumane mass murder. that is alive and the hearts of people who love —— lived under that system. if marx was alive today, what would he made of the forecast he made back then to seize now? i would imagine he would be quite pleased with himself because it was this notion, not simply that capital concentrates, that it moves towards monopoly, oligopoly, but the key phrase is that everything is sacred is profound, the globalisation itself creates a single global market and there, there is an enormous sense, religion, nationalism, orthe state politics, art or subordinated to money. that said, even if his prediction on that measure has largely proved to come to pass, his solution to it, i:e., communism, in the biggest test of it in the subject union, failed. but from his point of

we got this text into the phone—in from maurice in manchester: isjeremy a plus or a minus?can be a minus at times, but at the end of the day labour's notjust one person. the messages from around the country showed strong feelings deeply split. a tory supporter texted: he made this trip three times, but in swindon, labour only gained a single seat. hard effort gone to waste? party loyalty‘s often an unbreakable habit however you describe yourself. an historic conservative voter. it's in your blood? it's in my blood. i can't ever imagine voting for any other party. i never vote. don't believe in none of them. none of them? none of them, load of rubbish. i used to vote for conservative before. you voted conservative before, but labour this time? yeah. what changed your mind? to bring somebody new to the council this time. what with brexit, internal struggles, it's harder now for any party to get to the top of the pile. not much changed in these elections. but then so many old rules of politics have ended up on the scrapheap. john pienaar, bbc news, swindon. now on bbc news, th

security council is the me and maurice part of an investigation into alleged ethnic cleansing muslims they met leader aung san suu kyi before visiting record state an estimated seven hundred thousand were injured i have fled me and more following a military crackdown. on us adult film actor stormy daniels has filed a defamation lawsuit against president trump she chooses the president after presenting her as dishonest in the comments he posted on twitter daniels has claimed she was threatened not to discuss an alleged sexual encounter with trump a claim he tweeted was quote a total con job. thousands of people have protested in moscow against the blocking of the messaging app telegram authorities began blocking the service earlier this month the company is refusing to share the keys to with data encryption with authorities citing privacy concerns iran has now joined russia in blocking telegram . israel says it has new proof of a secret iranian nuclear weapons program on primetime t.v. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu presented what he called evidence that iran had lied about

i've been speaking to the political theorist maurice glasman, a labour life peer in the house of lordsongly different reactions. it is the mark of, in a way, the greatness of the thought that it generates an enormous polarisation still. there is a huge split in europe between east and west. there isa europe between east and west. there is a revival of marxist thought in the west as we live through the concentration of ownership, the forming of global markets, which may bea forming of global markets, which may be a loan from the time marx predicted, but on the other hand there is the legacy of inhumane mass murder and oppression which is still alive in the hearts of people who lived under that system. if marx was around today what you think he would have made of the forecasts he made back then, and what he sees now?|j would back then, and what he sees now?” would imagine he would be quite pleased with himself, because it was this notion, not simply that capital concentrates, that it moves towards monopoly oligopoly, but the key phrase is that everything sacred is profane, everything is

uniform police detained 21-year-old maurice jones. and the other ran to webster stret where he got in a parked vehicle >> we're not confirming the status as to whether it's stolen or not at this point. >> police say hail drove to the nearby 1500 block of ofairly street where he collided with two police vehicles and officer involved shooting occurred. today investigators went door to door looking for surveillance video. >> we're not able to state whether the shooting was at a moving vehicle or not. >> police haven't said whether the suspect was armed. an officer was injured >> we just got hit by a car at western ofarrell can you give me a 408. >> i hit my head. >> that officer was treated and released at the scene. >> hail still in a vehicle fled to polk and mckafrlt streets. separate investigations are being conducted by the san francisco police homicide detail, internal favors air force and department of police accountability. >> a number of factors are involved here. how the officer felt their life was in danger, what the actual sus

hershel hale and maurice jones. it all started at 1:00 this morning...r burglary near steiner street and geary boulevard. one person was arrested at that location..... but a second person got in a car and took off. that person then crashed into two police cars on o'farrell street. police opened fire.... nobody was hit but one officer was hurt. that officer is expected to be okay... the second burglary suspect was arrested near polk and mcallister. (pam) a confrontation over a family barbecue near lake merritt in oakland ... and whether or not the police should have been called to stop it... is now being looked into by the city's leaders. they are trying to find workable solutions to prevent this from happening to people who are trying to enjoy the lake in the future... kron4's haaziq madyun has this follow up report. sot"you want to call the police on them for having a barbecue at the lake"sot"an illegal barbecue"sot"you're going to call the police?"sot "yes"this incident between a family barbecue at lake merritt in oakland and a woman calling the police

funerals for victims of monday's suicide bombings in the afghan capital kabul as afghan and global maurice's warn of a rise in attacks a u.s. military report says the afghan government is continuing to lose ground to the taliban and eisel jennifer glass reports from kabul. special prayers for the dead this morning continues for the twenty five people killed in monday's twin bombing i saw attackers this is a scene being repeated in mosques all across the afghan capital on a hillside on the outskirts of the city sean mariah is being laid to rest one of nine journalists deliberately targeted in the attack especially in the leading the burial prayers says bloodshed is everywhere in afghanistan every day young people are being killed and afghans are tired of the ongoing conflict in all ten journalists were blown up on monday another was killed in eastern afghanistan it was the highest number of killings in a single day for the afghan media in an already dangerous environment media outlets were attacked that the buildings journalists have been attacked and now a group of media people in green zone

officers detained 23-year-old maurice jones but said 21-year-old her shall hail ran away, got in a parked two police cars and that's where the shooting took place. police say no one was hit by the gun fire, hail drove off again before officers finally arrested him. the town hall begins at 6:00 p.m. at the hamilton recreational center on gary boulevard. >>> new concerns with the kilauea volcano. it's erupted and throwing a haze in the sky. >>> abc news reporter marcie gonzalez has the update. >> reporter: tonight the lava river flowing into the ocean. creating a new danger, creating plumes of what's called laze. a hazy deadly mix of hydrochloric acid and small particles of glass. >> it can eat a hole in a t-shirt in a couple hours. you don't want to breathe it either. >> reporter: the red hot torrent flowing across the highway. forcing more evacuations after destroying four more homes weekend. weekend. bubbling from fissures like this. this explosive fissure blamed for the first injury since it started two weeks ago. blasting molten rock towards a house and shattering the ho homeown homeow

-based company car maurice isn't debuted pants aimed at the free spirited generation. if you want a pair, they are currently sold out. >> wow. ian e king hall of "cbsmoneywatch.com," very little jeans there. >> i don't know what to say. okay. thank you, kenny. have a great weekend. >> you, too. >>> a calaveras county man is playing peek-a-boo with a young bear. >> reporter: it was the scene of an active shooter situation yesterday. now it's turning to a homicide investigation. we are live with the latest from mill valley coming up. forecast in just a few minutes. >>> good morning. check out this view of the beautiful bay bridge. there it is, no low clouds messing with our view right now. we have coastal clouds but also cooler air to start and things will warm up. we'll get that sun later on this afternoon. >>> marin county investigators are looking into a shooting that left one victim and the alleged gunman dead. it happened yesterday on the edge of mill valley on blithedale avenue west of highway 101. jessica flores has more. >> reporter: the scene is quiet and clear

please arrested herschel hale and maurice jones this morning. and officer fired shots at the two suspects during a automobile burglary investigation in the fillmore district. no one was hit. lease at one point a suspect rammed a patrol car. -- police say at one point a suspect rammed a patrol car. >>> we have details on new spending and saving in the budget. >> governor brown's revision includes a budget surplus of more than $8 billion. the state did not anticipate this in january. the question is what to do with it. governor brown said most of it should be saved. >> i wanted to start off and introduce the newest member of our team. >> reporter: governor jerry brown appeared with his wife and their dog before presenting their final budget in his career for terms as governor spanning more than four decades. >> -- >> reporter: the proposal included a budget surplus of more than $8 billion. that is a far cry from the $25 billion deficit california had when he took office in 2011. fridays proposal would limit new spending. about $4 billion would go

police detained maurice jones. investigators say another suspect, herschel hale got into a car and crashed into two police cars. that's where the shooting took place. hale drove off again before officers arrested him at civic center plaza. >>> a palo alto pastor resigned after several disturbing tweets brought to the attention of the city council. associate pastor gregory stephens at first baptist church took several shots at older people, the police and palo alto itself. his tweets shocked city hall. >> i think as a parent you would not want your kids to be in that congregation singing or interacting with the associate pastor. >> he could have made that critique in different language. maybe it would have been hospitable for at least some people. >> the senior pastor says stephens was frustrated partly because of a struggle between the church leasing to outside tenants. >>> new developments in the future of a long-time san francisco mcdonald's. neighbors are clashing over what should happen to it. >>> another crowd

police ended up detaining maurice jones. investigators say another suspect, her shall hale, got into a car and crashed into two police cars. that's where the shooting took place. police say no one was hit by the gunfire. hale drove off again before officers arrested him at civic center plaza. >>> it's 5:05. w to the legal battle unfolding between apple and samsung. >> the question, how much does samsung owe apple for infringing on its patents. there could be a verdict as early as today. matt keller live for us in san jose. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. the numbers are huge in this case. samsung says it should only pay $28 million. apple wants $1 billion in penalties. this case is going on for a long time, all the way back to 2011. the eight-person jury will continue deliberations today. apple wants penalties for the whole phone. apple won the case in 2012 but it was appealed. the supreme court ruled in 2016, the penalties can come from a component of the phone. the eight-person jury will decide if apple was entitled to

police arrested 21-year-old herschel hale and 23-year-old maurice jones early this morning. police say an officer fired shots at the two suspects during an auto burglary investigation near geary and steiner in the fillmore district. no one was hit. but police say at one point, one of the suspects rammed a police car. >>> the debate over san francisco's sanctuary city status is stirring up new controversy tonight. as christien kafton tells us, angela alioto wants to make sure convicted felons don't benefit from the city's sanctuary laws. >>> reporter: san francisco's sanctuary status has put it on the forefront of the nation's debate on immigration. now one san francisco mayoral candidate is looking to take the idea to the voters. angela alioto says she wrote the city's original sanctuary rules. but she says over the years, the rules have changed and the way they stand now, she says convicted felons benefit from the city's policy. >> i have gone all over the city in the last five months and we talk about the sanctuary law and the fact that felons are included in the sanctuary

uniform police detained 21-year-old maurice jones. to webster stret where he got in a parked vehicle >> we're not confirming the status as to whether it's stolen or not at this point. >> police say hail drove to the nearby 1500 block

maurice, trading higher, 2.61%. where does that leave morrison is the big question?this morning, the royal bank. the settlement with the doj, way lower than the market has been pricing. around 1-%. we are's -- around 10%. settling the sub five. a big difference. loser, downe lead by 9%. cutting jobs, but a number of other factors the market is looking at this morning. wt group is trading lower. randgold, we were talking to mark bristol earlier on. 8.36% on the downside. suffering as well. >> donald trump and vice president mike pence have received three feet american - freed american detainees, ahead of a planned summit between president trump and kim jong-un. said theani has president did not know about his payment to the personal lawyer michael cohen. stormy daniels was paid $130,000 cohen just before the 2016 election. malaysia has demanded a formal new government by 5 p.m. local time after former prime minister najib was dealt a stunning defeat. the longest deserving premier is in position to return to power at the age of 92, making of the world's oldest elected

dog joint the three thousand hit club they came at the top of the fifth ending against the fiasco maurice hall facing a single for his three thousand career base hit just the thirty second play and i'll be history to reach that mog and only the second from the dominican republic. and out of all the bacteria that he and i thank you for that bonsai is a japanese art form which uses cultivation techniques to produce small trees in containers that takes years of discipline to convince nature into a small part that is a bonus i craftsman inside tama he says he listens to the voices of the trees as he works years his story in his own words. coordinated through my name is. a bonsai craftsman. i was a mechanic at toyota before this i had nothing to do with it until one day i visited a grower and as soon as i set foot into his place i knew instantly that i was going to quit my job and start working with. bonsai is grown in a pot but cultivating it also involves creating trees that inspire sceneries of the natural world. and. i find beauty in trees when they're healthy and full of life instead of i

chief congressional maurice doe my correspondent mike emanuel has more from capitol hill about new actionringing life to mining towns. >> as you will recall president obama is famous for saying he was going to use his pendant's phone to get things done, things that he could not get done through congress. tonight there is some news as it relates to mining and joining me from the great state of minnesota, republican congressman tom grouped, amber. tell me about the news as it relates to mining communities like you? >> northern minnesota is trump country. the first republican president to win northern minnesota. last date -- literally the last day he tried to kill two potential leases for mining opportunities in northern minnesota. they started a study to withdraw some 234,000 acres from any future exploration or potential development. this would be huge in minnesota because you are talking 5,000 potential mining jobs, not to mention the 12,000 construction jobs that you would have if someone actually proposed a mine on one of these two leases. thanks to president trump in his administration

before you regarding implementation and oversight of the hardest hit fund for the record of my name is maurice campbell and since june of 2016-the chief executive officer for the nevada affordable assistance corporation. i was selected by the state of nevada to restructure after the organization experienced operational issues and a decrease in production. no state was hit harder than nevada during the recession and the hardest hit fund has been instrumental in helping people save their homes and get back on their beats. these are quotes from home owners. this program saved my life, my children's life. the weight of the world's been lifted off my shoulders. we were under so much pressure we didn't know what to do and we thought we were going to lose our home until he spoke to the hardest hit. providing benefits to the homeowners hasn't been without challenges. we acknowledge there have been issues with the performance specifically the most critical report was a sigtarp report actually indicated that there was fraud, waste and abuse in nevada in the amount of $8.2 million however subsequent trea

i'd like to thank the following people, david, brad, maurice, and everybody at the museum of science and industry torose michiganation event and running a first class operation. to random house, my publisher for producing a beautiful book. susie, my wife, amy, my boys nate and will, my brewer ken, sister jane other, family and friends who support met doing the writing of "rocket men." more than anythinged i'd like to thank the three apollo 8 crew crewmen. and especially like to thank susan wereman, marilyn love and van valerie anders, without whom i came to see clear the and early on this mission could not have appeared inlearned unforgettable leton out above and fourth from these women. with that element me tell you how rocket men got its liftoff. in late 2014 i took friends to this very place, the groot miami of science and industry chicago. every kid h gu in the area has the museum in his or her dna. a place of field trips and adventure, discovery and giant cafeterias and getting lost in great halls, of things larger and smaller than life. it is heaven. i had taken those friends t