discussions in the appropriations committee and in thee discussion peter defazio and infrastructure and maxine waters and veterans affairs, small business and energy and commerce. it was very helpful to us and the members here that would have the house administration and of course the distinguish leader mr. hoyer. that not only on course that we have the numbers needed to get the job and then to acknowledge chuck schumer and dick durbin but what we have to do now we have to do more but in terms of this bill so anyone of their constituents and whatever their category is and how they can avail themselves it is there. it is substantial. we have to do more and it's important we do more for healthcare providers have what they need. >> i forgot kate. >> and appropriations committee and then to join the leader to acknowledge to the members on the committee. and then to sign the enrollment of the legislation so we can send it to the senate. and then they will send it to the president so he can sign it as soonbu as possible that this will be available to the american people and the contribution to all

peter defazio transportation and infrastructure maxine waters financial services, veterans affairs, small business, energy and commerce. and the rules committee chair was very helpful to us as was so many other members here. i also want to acknowledge from the house administration and then of course distinguished leader mr. hoyer for leading us through all this discussion that not only we were on course substantively but we had the numbers needed to get the job done today it would not have happened without you. i do want to acknowledge chuck schumer and the members of the senate dick durbin especially with their committees as well. but what we have to do now i am encouraged to say we need to do more but in terms of this bill what we are working on right now is to translate a toolkit for our members so any wine of their constituents small business owner or that they know how they can avail themselves of what is in this legislation. it is fair and substantial. we need to do more. i think it's very important we do work for the personal protective equipment so healthcare providers have what t

peter defazio, trest predation, bobby scott, maxine waters, veterans affairs, velasquez, mcgovern was, jim very helpful to us as was so mania of our other members -- so many of our other members. leader,inguished mr. hoyer, thank you on the floor today, but also leading us through all of this discussion. it only own course substantively, but that we had the numbers needed to get the job done today. it would not have happened without you. lujan, thank you so much. i want to acknowledge chuck schumer, dick durbin, and the members of their committee. we have to do now as the leader was speaking, further whatraged to say that we have to do now and in terms of what we need to do more, but in terms of what we are working on now is to translate it into a toolkit for our members so that anyone of their constituents, if they are a small business owner -- whatever their category is, that they know immediately how they can avail themselves of what is in this legislation. it is there, it is substantial, we need to do more, and i just want to say once again, it is important that we do more for per

peter defazio, transportation and infrastructure, bobby scott, education labor, maxine waters, veterans affairs, small business, frank pallone, energy and commerce, jim mcgovern on a rules committee was very helpful of ours was so many other members here. i want to acknowledge also the house administration. of course, her distinguished leader, mr. hoyer, thank you for being on the floor today and leading us through all of this discussion. we were notake sure only on course substantively but that we had the numbers needed to get the job done today. it would not have happened without you. thank you so much also for your work. i want to acknowledge chuck schumer and some of the members on the senate, did turbine especially and members of their committees as well. now, as the to do i amr was speaking, further encouraged to say that what we have to do now is we need to do more but in terms of this bill, what we are all working on right now is to translate it into a toolkit for our members so that any one of their constituents, if they are a small business owner, whatever their category is, t

the chair of the financial services committee maxine waters. we're back in 30 seconds.n 30 seconds most advanced silverados ever. with best in class camera technology and larger, more functional beds than any competitor. the only truck that can compare to a silverado is another silverado. truck month is the right time to get behind the wheel of the chevy silverado. now, get 0% financing for 72 months plus $500 dollars cash allowance on all silverado 1500 crew cab pickups. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> speakser pelosi has reached the announcement of a formal deal on the first emergency coronavirus bill. this includes a type of free testing including the uninsured, paid sick leave measures and other things that add up to a price tag of, get this, over $8 billion. let's get right into it with one of the most perfect guests you could ask for, congresswoman maxine waters, chair of the house financial services committee. it's a busy working friday night. thank you for joining us on "the beat." >> you're so welcome. i'm delighted to be with you and to try and

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igor at least nice and maxine martin soft have been accused of kicking a police officer at a protest last summer both men insist they are innocent but the court rejects their appeal and sentences them to several years in a prison camp. the judgment hits their families hard is there to support them her son was also put in prison after the moscow protests but i knew i was lucky after just a month in pretrial custody most charges against him were dropped and he was released but not sense of injustice hasn't gone away. strange today it should be the judge the state prosecutor the government who feel guilty but instead we're the ones who feel guilty. the boys who are released the parents because our children are free. there have been several mother's marches in moscow already including this one in february of last year now the protests have grown into a movement down with the police state they chant here. i should say that when thousands took to the streets that authorized demonstrations in moscow last summer police cracked down heavily on the protests. surveys conducted by an independent

part recognition and regulation of the sport would allow an official investigation into cases like maxine so the far right members aren't allowed to hijack m.m.a. . the lack of recognition and the kind of on the ground appeal of the sport attracts the fringe elements in the political scene as well because it is less controlled there are more opportunities for them to toward nice things and to to be in control i think rick ignition and greater regulation of the sports will will will benefit it and will help to fight off to the far right and. in addition that would open up funding for preventative education as seen in other sports like football. good minus arkansas to be knolls and the good german fog of year for. dusty provided competency from it it could mean for me to that income support us dean it also. meant your mention of jim's your car was diverted from its initial race to reduce uplift the most wanted list but in funeral not. but on it and so on here the tolls and you know the time good solid on the waterfront. that's just it's a shoddy fog of the crudest a fish curtain dished out

andy we just have time for this question from maxine...losing, you might ask whether that isa closing, you might ask whether that is a final decision or whether the golf club owner could revise that decision in light of the government support. it depends on whether the golf club is closing because of the coronavirus effect or whether it was going to close anyway. the answer to the second question "where my excited to get money from to live and pay for my bills?" same answer as always. if you have no income from another source, you have to turn to state benefits and the truth about those as they are not very much. look for other work and see if you can get it. this is impacting so many people, anti—, very many things was up many people, anti—, very many things was up our economics was many people, anti—, very many things was up our economics was of anti—verity our economics respond there for some and richard burger chief executive of commerce, many thanks. —— andy verity. that's it for your questions answered. i'll be back after the weather

lawmakers wantto know exactly what wells fargo's newas ceo is doing to fix abuses that congresswoman maxine waters says are still happening there currently dozens of consumerabuses that each effect more th 50,000 customerswells fargo already agreed to billionof dollars wor of settlements for violations that cluded openng accounts in customers names without their consent and recoending risky investments to senior citizens wells fargois already under 5 different consent decrees from goverent agencies at require the bank to take certain steps to correct wrongdoing. but ngresswoman katie portersays the company is ot doing enough to repay consumers r example r gap insurance they no longer needed his is how much you e. >>600 million. this is how much you've returned. 0 eyd meeting regulatory equirements, wells fargo ceo chles scharf said his number one goal is making the bank more transparent and accountable. i'm confident we can do is necessary to move th company and significantly improved direction still decrats wonder if wells fargo is simply too big and are exploring wheth the bank should be

and joining me now is california congresswoman maxine waters who's also the chair of the house financialvices committee. and congresswoman, thank you so much for being here. >> you're welcome. >> so let's talk about california's caseload so far. there's been 5,151 cases, 102 deaths. and just to show the audience to compare, new york has had ten times that. 52,315 case and 728 deaths. can you talk a bit about what california is doing to prepare because experts areopying those relatively low numbers will not last. >> well, i think the experts are correct. remember we were behind in test [the more testing you do the more you can identify those who have been infected. and so we need to do a lot more testing. but besides that we are working very hard. the mayor's working very hard, governor newsom has shown himself to be a real leader. and so in addition to the ship that you just identified, "mercy" they're looking at our convention center. and i have them looking at robert kennedy hospital, a hospital that's been closed down for years. so we're identifying locations that can be used based on

it will not be the magic maxine. but it will give you more confidence that after this fades we can get out of this and recover in a better way. the consumer has driven this recovery for the past two years. we thought the consumer would power through in 2020. what could stop it? we couldn't come up with anything but the coronavirus can do that. ofare only on the left side the bell curve in terms of transmission. hopefully it will peak out in 4, 8 weeks. jonathan: in the meantime, what you see on the screen, it is difficult to get your hands are run what is happening with treasuries. the places you would expect to in liquidity is not there this week. what is going on? michael: what's been going on in the treasury market has been spectacular. off the run treasuries trading spread.% that's been corrected with policymakers coming in to address that. also what is interesting is, the previous two trading sessions you have seen a breakdown in the risk parity trade at the long end, wherein a risk off equity environment, treas

hello this is bbc news with maxine croxall. the headlines...nt in scotland tests positive for coronavirus bringing the total number of uk cases to 36. some british holidaymakers who were on lockdown at a tenerife hotel arrive at the airport to fly back to the uk this evening, after testing negative for coronavirus. borisjohnson says he has "confidence" in his home secretary priti patel, who faces allegations from her departing civil service chief that she bullied staff. greek authorities have been using tear gas as clashes intensify with migrants on the border with turkey — they say they've already stopped almost ten thousand from entering. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show: face—to—face with an iconic predator. you make eye contact with a beast this size, your heart goes... and exploring the wetlands. here, left hand here. right hand behind, grab the tail... and we're away! the best north american road trips, and storytelling in scotland. you can decide if this really happened. we begin this week in n

directors chairwoman betsy duke abruptly quit yesterday it came just days after california congresswoman maxineters called for duke to step down. waters leads the house financial service services committee which releed a scathing report on wells fargo executives last week the san francisco company is its 3rd ceo and second chair since of fake account scandal erupted in september 2016 duke started out as chair of wel fargo's board in january 2018. now former bank america cfo ski will become the new chairman. >>coming up next a stock market falls fast today seeing itworst point drop in history after the break we'll hear from a financial expet hear from a financial expet on what this means for the z3s7oz z1ncz y3s7oy y1ncy >>your money all lawsuit today, the w saw its the largest point drop in its more than2000 points. this as the coronavirus in shock waves of fear across the world earlier today on kron on we spoke with financial exrt george his chevyon what's happening on wall street and of people should be worried about a potential recession. >>what's the market going in the way that is we somet

we have a nice maxine but there is no zika around. -- vaccine but there is no zika around.y if in fact it works. the issue of safety, something i want to make sure the public understands, it is not only safety when you inject somebody and they get maybe an idiosyncratic reaction, allergic reaction, pain. does the vaccine make you worse? there are diseases where you vaccinate someone, they get infected with what you are trying to protect them with an you enhance the infection. you can get a good feel that in animal models. that will be interspersed at the same time we are testing we make sure they don't have enhancement. the worst possible thing you could do is vaccinate someone to prevent infection and make them worse. i will get to your question. finally with regard to therapies, we keep getting asked about therapies. there is a menu of therapies going into clinical trial. the best way to get the best drug as quickly as possible is to do a randomized control trial so that you know is it safe and effective. if it is not, get it off the board and go to the next thing. if it

yeah let's just expound on what maxine was talking about there this staffs detention came after sputnik published an article describing how turkey was given a piece of syrian territory 18 years ago when it was still a french colony the russian foreign ministry and a spokesperson for the european security organization the 0 s c e were quick to condemn turkey's action. the attack on the employees of the turkish bureau of britain news agency and their detention is a gross violation of their rights of journalists i condemn the detention of the ed in turn chief of sputnik's turkey service maher who bows to power and 3 other sputnik journalists earlier today this represents a significant encroachments on freedom of expression and media freedom in the country it is paramount but the authorities ensure the safety of foreign correspondents at all times including during conflicts. well russian media outlets have come under pressure in turkey before in 2016 following critical comments by them or putin by the turkish leadership the sputnik website was blocked by turkey's internet regulator and poli

richie and maxine at the idea of ongoing direct payments. pension protection, we had protection in the legislation supported by every one, the president supported it but mitch mcconnell said he would save it for the next bill. that is why i am mentioning it for the next bill and then we need more expanded family and medical leave. if you parent is sick, ongoing caregiver in the home or went to a senior health center on a daily basis and because of the virus that caregiver couldn't come or the health center was closed you would be able to give -- you would be able to take family medical leave. however as in the case of many members here if your mom or dad are healthy and contract the coronavirus you would not be able to take family and medical leave. we would like to say for those who cannot care for themselves it just doesn't make any sense in my view. in any case we need that and all americans need free coronavirus treatment so they don't have to fear the high cost of hospital stay. when we said the tests were free it didn't mean the test i

infected the man with the vaccine becomes a god the tipping in based company is recession at corona maxine and the high pressure the government wants to secure the rights to it exclusively the german government is trying to prevent this there are only 2 reasons why anyone would want a monopoly on a vaccine the 1st is money it would take a truly miserable creature to try and profit from a cure that could save millions of lives would hate capitalism to control over who gets vaccinated and if trump does get exclusive rights to a vaccine guess who'll be lost in the least for an injection. harsh economic sanctions imposed by the trumpet ministration have contributed to a shortage of test kits and medical supplies in the wrong school smocks and as i'm not a pharmacist they're out of stock the situation is really a burden my family in it could be inspected at a meter in effect american sanctions against iran has by listing missile program also include things must send coronavirus test kits even an iranian app to help people identify the symptoms of a corona virus infection was banned by google be

"to maxine, lots of love and happiness from tom.lways. " love, tom. " ah, that is beautiful. at the moment, we are keeping everyone lively, everyone upbeat, there's loads of stuff going on inside. you've made my day. and it's the real british spirit of let's all keep together, carry on and get through this, keep this at bay, is absolutely phenomenal. as the government began to ramp up its response, many people feared they might have to self—isolate. supermarket shelves began to empty. long queues have been seen at supermarkets, despite appeals for people to shop normally. this morning i got here at 5.30 and the queue was like, long. we need only three things, some water, milk and some potatoes, that's all. i didn't think that we were such a nation of shoppers. but that, i guess, is the mentality at the moment. despite reassurance, up and down the country, toilet rolls and pasta became precious commodities. supermarkets began rationing. and that caused problems for some of the most vulnerable in society. this foodbank in newcastle is

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rep maxine waters who actually chairs the house financial services committee has been critical of these 2 board members in regards to the scandal previously calling for them to actually step down how did these board members play a role in this fake account scandal. i think it's more the lack of role that they're playing right now which is most to be generally oversight and she thinks they're way too complacent they're simply not doing their jobs you talked about that scathing report when she said they should both resign she gave some examples of why she felt like they weren't doing their jobs for example she said duke has been reluctant to meet with federal regulators she's complained about being included on government correspondence basically being sent to make sure the bank is taking the right steps to be compliant and the meantime she said quickly was also talking to other bank officials about possibly getting an easy pass from the feds when it came to the situation so they're both scheduled to testify before the committee on wednesday if they want to have their say and respond to he

economics and sociology and the politics of maxine's and the global basis to know that when we get to the point of having vaccine will be a lot of these discussions and it won't just involve the united states or any one leader 'd and as i say i have no evidence that any of that is true we begin with ok and we've seen a growing list of celebrities from the actor tom hanks to basketball stars from multiple n.b.a. teams that they've tested positive for covert 19 in recent days they got tested quickly and promptly and many and ordinary americans look at that especially health care workers and they're saying well we're on able to get tested is that another reminder that in the u.s. especially when it comes to health care the does seem to be one rule for the rich and powerful one rule for everyone else mayor bill de blasio of new york came out this week and said it's not right that you know rich sports stars are getting tested and you know poor and nurses or health care workers are not what's your feeling on all of them. could 19 is no respecter of persons and i feel confident that. news ne

thank you to the chairwoman and maxine waters and the chair of the oversight committee to do the work and the research that avails a continuing pattern that has taken place at wells fargo over this period of time. ands i think that this is something that should be an opportunity because if you look at the investigatory work that took place in the did the most of it or all of it before your four months, that should give you further ideas of what needs to be donest to fix wells fargo to move forward so i think that would be an opportunity for you to look at that and take it very seriously. for me, coming in anybody on the border had anything to do with the way that you for sure you want to clean things up as you clean everybody out because everybody there that was part of the decision-making process while these procedures were going on do not have clean hands. they have dirty hands. so the only way you fix the organization in that regard as far as i am concerned is to clean out now with full disclosure i have had the ability to work with you in your previous capacity at the bank of melo

these disclosures arose because of the work of our chair, maxine waters, the chair of the subcommittee, al green, and the staff.tic and had we continued the hear no evil, see no evil approach that this committee had the prior embarrassing e disclosures would never have come out and these embarrassing be on embers would still your board. but we -- regardless of the -- can't allow the outrages of the past to blind us to the present. the we got a coronavirus. people are afraid. he economic system could get better. could get worse. not only do we have a sudden rus, we have a decline in oil prices that are shaking up the markets and the act we have two problems doesn't immunize us from a third or fourth thing happening. in fact, your bank has done tests to look at other things that could hit our economy. plan put in place to months, seven months ago send $31.4 billion out of your shareholders.r you don't know, i don't know what this coronavirus is going to do to the world economy. be too big to manage. you may be, but you are certainly too big to fail. commit to can you this committee you w

i know that ritchie and maxine d the idea of ongoing direct payments, so bigger direct payments. pension protections. we had a protection in the legislation. it was supported by everyone. the president of the united states supported it. but senator mcconnell said he would save it for the next bill. so that's why i'm mentioning it. for the next bill. and then we need more expanded family and medical leave. let me give you an example. come on, my colleagues. to the gallery. let me give you an example. if your parent is sick or had an ongoing caregiver in the home or went to a senior center on a daily basis, and because of the virus that care giver couldn't come or that health center was closed, you would be able to give -- you would be able to take family and medical leave. however, as in the case of many members here, if your mom or your dad are healthy, and they contract the coronavirus, you would not be able to take family and medical leave. . for those who cannot air r care for themselves -- -- who cannot care for themselves. it doesn't make any sense n any case we need that an

sharfstein: maxine is probably our best way out of this.re is tremendous urgency but there is only so much that can be done in the short term. even to do a vaccine faster than it's ever been done before, we are hearing probably 18 months, two years, and that is assuming it works. there are many examples of vaccines that are tried but don't work. ,ne important thing to know even a partially effective vaccine can be very helpful. what are the chances this reappears in the fall? first for the: reappear, it has to go away. the concern is, because we are all susceptible, it could sweep through the population relatively quickly and in fact so many people up front that it swaps the health care system. that is the battle we are fighting now. we can win that battle over the next couple of months, moderate the cases. then we may be dealing with a worsening in the fall, we may not be. we have to see where we are. the essence of this is the fact that we have never dealt with this before. we will be dealing with new information. we know how things work,

these disclosures heroes because of the work of our chair, maxine waters and the chair of the subcommitteeand the democratic staff. had we continued the hear no evil, see no evil approach that this committee had in the prior congress these embarrassing disclosures would never have come out in these embarrassing board members would still be on your board. we're guard lists of the outbreak we can't allow the outrageous to blind us into the present and we have the coronavirus, people are afraid and the economic system could get better and could get worse. not only do we have a coronavirus we have a decline in oil prices that is shaking of the market, the fact we have two problems that doesn't unionized us from the third or fourth thing happening. we've done a stress test to look at other things that could hit our economy. you've got a plan in place six or seven months ago and will send 31.4 billion dollars out of our cap to the stare holder -- shareholders. we don't know what the world will happen after this coronavirus. you are certainly too big to fail. mr. sharp will you say you will suspe

maxine waters calling the president a liar who needs to shut his mouth about coronavirus. yes, then compromise corrupt adam schiff calling the administration incompetent, "incompetence kills." over at fake news cnn, you have fake news jim acosta, thinking the president's speech was racist because he said the fire started in china pier and here's his own words. >> at one point the president referred to the virus as a foreign virus per that's interesting because as i was talking to sources earlier this evening because one of the points that president wanted to make tonight, one can get it across to americans is that the virus did not start here but they are be dealing with it, it's going to come across to many americans as smacking xenophobia to use that kind of term in this speech, chris. >> tucker: fake ms. acosta also referred to coronas for an routes on his own twitter in january. yes, fake news acosta by his own definition, fake news acosta is a xenophobe. the very same people that were involved in everything from the last three, every second, minute, hour every day, th

i think it was to not maxine waters, but a sender from california. superdelegates, the democrats keeping their election the same with superdelegates, i think you are getting less people being democrats because they feel like their votes don't matter. are your -- are you guys concerned with this year's election going the same way with last year? socialist canada gets more votes but the superdelegates. host: there are a few changes this year. guest: after the 2016 election there was a unity commission that basically changed the level of influence superdelegates had in the primary braid right now they do not have the same amount of influence on the first ballot is the second ballot. to argument here was just really allow for more participation and to not drive away voters who felt that in 2016 that hillary clinton had an unfair advantage because of superdelegates, unelected officials who could move an election or to pay scale one way or another. not, the amount of influence superdelegates have this cycle is much smaller then in the last cycle. think the

maxine waters was speaking to her supporters way video that went viral and she was using a lot of rhetoric about fronting officials to confront in movie theaters, and restaurants. and the first week of july 2018, i had one of my campaign volunteers. a strong supporter of donald trump, was target by the somebody who was using the same exact rhetoric and almost killed this campaign volunteer of mine with his car. i can think of stories, and fast forward to today. we're not sending the right message. not only is the leader who is share this hyper bolkaletiic rhetoric b. all the follower who is look at it as a call to arms, and the antifa thugs . >> congressman gates. i mentioned state senator jackson who was subjected to this for her pro-life stance. have you been sentd to this. >> yeah, we have had a number of frightening text threats that involve taking shot it's me from long range. it's sometime ace double standard from the fbii, what is animating hatred on the left? i think it's the fact that they're losing. donald trump has reshaped the federal judiciary. it is one of the enduring legaci

those in the committee chairs were for tirelessly including the chairwoman and german defazio and maxine waters as well as other chairs forging this legislation. and to think as well the extraordinary staff that have worked around the clock in a very short period of time knowingll full well of the essence. thank you staff. [applause] >> to the members and the leadership and the members y,ound the clock literally mr. speaker around the clock and then to take additional steps as they are needed to win the battle for the safety and health of our people. democrats and republicans that together we americans will work together to do our part fighting against the coronavirus. all of us stand in our and great gratitude to millions of americans to show courage and acommitment with this challenging time. doctors, nurses, police and firefighters grocery stores, gas stations and those are showing up to serve the needs of their neighbors and fellow citizens. they reflect the best of the home of the brave. it is times like these that we are truly one nation, under go god, indivisible working together