meeks: yes, congressman. we have a number of initiatives for minority owned businesses, but with our minority owned vendor management program, working with different asset managers that are run and owned by minorities and women. we have employee programs to bring women back to work. the meeks: when you use word minority, do you break it down so that we know whether you are talking about women, african-americans, lgbtq -- do you break it down? mr. gorman: absolutely. rep. meeks: i would like to get a detailed report on exactly what it is and how you market, and who you are doing business with. chair waters: thank you. your time is up. the gentleman from missouri is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. gentleman, the fed is proposing something called an enhanced supplementary leverage ratio. those that contend that it would lower capital levels at your bank by $121 billion. three questions. is that figure accurate? does it take into account capital to holding levels? and if so, how much capital would leav

meeks: so ms. waters: the gentleman i is to avoid personalities engaged towards the president. >> i believe the gentleman was calling the president a liar. ms. waters: that is not a point of order. >> i move to take the entleman's words down. mr. meeks: so, what i am saying, mr. secretary, is that the american people listen to what someone when they make a statement and commitment to the american people whether they live up to it or not and i'm hoping that individuals in the administration do the same, because there have been reports already that the president yesterday were telling individuals to disobey the law regards to the border and telling officers don't listen to the judges. i came with a whole other series of questions that i wanted to ask, but mr. duffy went there. because i want to know other things that are important to the american people. he has raised my concerns because what happens at the top goes all the way down and with all the individuals that were fired yesterday, some because

meeks: i'm out of time. i'd like to get a detailed report on exactly what it is and how you mark it and who you're doing business with so i would know. ms. waters: thank you very much. thank you very much. the time is up. the gentleman from missouri, mr. luetkemeyer, is recognized for five minutes. mr. luetkemeyer: thank you, madam chair. they're calling for enhanced supplementary ratio. this would roar capital levels at your banks by $121 billion. three questions, is that figure accurate? does it take capital at the holding level? if so, how much capital would leave the organization of the proposed modification is made? who would like to take that one? anyone? nobody? >> the figure is not accurate because there are other capital restrictions under which we would operate. we estimate it would probably reduce the capital we would have to hold by less than 5%. mr. luetkemeyer: ok. mr. corbat, you want to say something? mr. corbat: in the case of citi it's not accurate. the federal reserve's own calculation, th

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in was a meek long queues for doctors and medicine more than a month off a cycle you die it's the country you take you to beirut where there's a cry for peace and medical need. to go behind the scenes of not to meet the make up artist bringing zombies to life. on any mica jr thanks for joining us five years ago extremists stormed the school in northeastern nigeria and i had more than two hundred ago half of the girls are still missing many of those who were reunited with their families are now studying on government scholarships at the university if you hours from home but not all parents are happy. then to. talk to a father of one of the rescued students. is in high spirits and he can laugh again something he wasn't able to do for a long time. we first met a morse five years ago just a few months after the terror group boko haram abducted his daughter from her school in chibok. but it was totally devastated then i couldn't eat for three days and i cried and cried. like thought i'd failed as a father. but yes my most important duty as a father is to protect my daughter and i failed to do

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effects off the natural disaster one of the worst affected places was the port city of beirut it was a meek correspondent. with the may of a a man who is fighting a daily battle to overcome the emergency left by the storm and for his city. every day dovish the mongo does a two of his city inspecting the reconstruction of bear with the destruction of saigon he die still visible everywhere the mayor is determined to stay in close contact with the residents as the man who is trying hard to party can't always help the mayor is part of an opposition party after the cyclon he strongly criticized the central government for its slow response the city's annual budget is only about thirteen million viewers it was real very difficult we went heating heating heating until the understood that they need us we need they need us we need them we need everybody that's why i spoke to the got us i spoke to the center and i told them that we need to join forces and i'm happy that they agreed to. by now eight organizations active all over town the water supply has been restored to parts of the city have electric

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attack the poor and meek.ligion as sword and shield, mr. king's most successful accolite follows -- the president went and visited king and emerged with a much harsher stand on immigration. even when the whole party called out king finally this president refused, still has never said a word about him. he too sees the use of faith as a convenient shield. remember this? >> i'm always audited by the irs, which i think is very unfair. i don't know maybe because of religion, maybe because of something else, maybe because i'm doing this, although this is just recently. >> what do you mean religion? >> maybe because of the fact that i'm a strong christian and i feel strongly about it and maybe there's a bias. you see what's happened. many religious groups have been complaining about that for a long time. >> being audited for being christian. this president? look, we don't even know if he is being audited. and as for being devout, here are his skills on display. >> two corinthians 3:17, that's the whole ball game, whe

daniel meant to be meek in his mind don't beat box was a moment for these moments when the music pauses and i heard something as a way of fusing the orchestra with my beat boxing skills. so i got a custom of books. flying pictures have succeeded in blending different artistic styles and in parts harmoniously the audience at the berlin premiere was more than impressed by the show the different steps the flying steps have broken open all the categories. so many different styles from break dance to classical music ballet to beat box for us but it was an incredible evening i've never seen anything like it i really enjoyed it it's a mainstream really impressive especially the giant figures bonce and fantastic i thought it was really amazing. the following steps are among the world's best urban dance combos the show flying pictures certainly bears testimony to the house. i. he has his own signature dishes he is extremely creative and a master of his craft and that's why critics decided to walter who won i want or treating mr stocks he serves up his column mary delights at his i mentor restaur

and meek mill.(robin) facebook c- e-o mark zuckerberg is calling for regulators to play a more active role in establishing rules for the internet. zuckerberg is calling for stricter regulation of -- quote -- "harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data portability." he made the call in an op-ed published saturday on his official facebook account as well as in the washington post. facebook was condemned when it failed to stop a live stream by the new zealand terrorist attack suspect. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. for morning news, i'm tracking your entertainment headlines. >>this morning and of creepy dolls are just not your thing ou may want to stay out of movie theaters this summer david daniel has that and more in the hollywood minute. >>when the remake of child's play hits theaters, june 21th animated series and videogames. "what did you do?""i let her out.""who?""annabelle. i'm sorry.""what else d

i would note that many of my democratic colleagues, representative foster, representative meeks from new york have expressed concern about this proposal precisely because they recognize the perhaps unintended consequences of this financial transaction tax which would be to punish middle class savings. 50% of americans invested in equities are middle class savers, 401 ks, pensioners, workers, middle class workers who are saving for retirement. according to some analysis, this transaction tax would require middle class workers to work an additional two years in order to achieve the same retirement savings and retirement security that would be required if they didn't have this transaction tax. what happens is when an american invests in a mutual fund, this transaction tax would be imposed on every trade of every stock, every bond, every derivative. as a portfolio manager would rebalance a mutual fund as is required to adequately diversify and to obtain the returns that are needed. every time a trade would happen, there would be this hit, this tax. and that would eat into the returns ver

personally too but we can't maintain that level for the whole season is and nobody can convince coaches meeks and t.l.c. too sometimes but when expectations have been low this season dormant have tended to play well like against freiburg on sunday the visitors did everything right from the start eleven minutes in and jaden century tucked away his eleventh of the campaign. marker royce rafael guerrero and mario gazza kept the freiburg defense and the camera operator does a leaving cert job with the easiest of finishes. in this phase of the game freiburg could only stop dortmund with fouls. even on set pieces dortmund had no end of tricks up their sleeves alexander force here to make a double fisted blog. but then something that fry the next coach christian strike could hardly believe out of no way his side suddenly cooked up three huge chances. dorman's late was looking under threat. zones of long southland was to take the game to them not get tied up for dormans possession football and it works in some phases. again all but lucy and father comes his players he was confident that patients woul

no knowing cause and she was instructed to do ace and we shouldn't get better as to him to have a meek oh my god let's all unite against fuck you stay we should look at it again. and see for the opportunities how we can use the situation where keep something in the direction of the market and i because next time i'm going to stop them all from professors not much i can offer this break. i. i. well american politics. and the notion that somebody's playing games at the margins of the election. even influenced the outcome is frankly frankly absurd. russia was the stage suno to stage has been. in influencing the domestic politics of other countries. than russia. needs a political impulse. from. but ideally to normandy for him to pasta house been. giving political guidance to process so basically what i'm waiting for he's an author political impulse ideally stemming from the moment he feels. even. conditionally to capitulate as i live eat here give yourself a. funny. need. yeah. we have many things in this. this isn't all for everyone and why some people's wants to take our things all the p

and school in the center of to paly now a meek shift home for migrants and refugees. they were evacuated from areas south of the capital when fighting broke out between the forces of warlord holly for have to and the troops of the end recognized libyan government. him and his family originally from darfur in sudan where in the town of gaza have been exceeded twenty five kilometers from tripoli when the area came under attack suddenly the middle of day we hear in the shooting shooting of the guns so very heavy shooting but we don't know so. after the shooting we see the cars militarist us cross in the area of. when we were being. in the. night about. a denying the m. there are many many heavy shooting. members of the red crescent helped get the family to reality of safety they now share classrooms in this school with more than thirty other families and that number is rising most are from sudan or eritrea. many lock themselves in the classrooms they say to protect their privacy they rely mostly on donations for food but getting medical supplies and treatment can be a ma

and astrology comes in on these new technological platforms and fills that meek. astrologers and investors are seeing opportunity where the stars and technology align according to one venture capitalist the market is now worth over two billion u.s. dollars and joining me to chat about the stars the planets and the tech behind it all are some of astrology biggest influencers from new york astrologer chani nicholas in los angeles and david palmer celebrity astrologist also known as the leo king in newark astrologer stan runnels and in the new york lucy green is a futurist and wonderin thompson welcome to the stream everyone cheney i'd love to start with you how did you get into astrology in the first place. i had a reading when i was twelve years old and the astrologer read not only my chart but my dad's chart and my new step mom and her children's chart and as a young child coming into a new family set up the astrologer was able to facilitate a conversation that really helped me to understand the difference between me and my kind of new family set up between me and

in this explosive developments how could men like michelangelo suddenly reacquire knowledge antic meek's that had been lost for centuries. let's look back to rome in the first century. back then the romans were capable of constructing buildings like st pieces as seen in the roman forum the power center of an empire that ruled the western world. rome exports of its way of life to its full of those provinces it dictated the us culture and architecture of an entire era. at the time rome was home to a million people twenty times more than one of the largest cities of the renaissance. but rome was dominance was built on the oppression of millions of slaves entire people's perception created. for centuries the roman military machine succeeded in holding the impiety gether. but at some point about variance gain the upper hand. the guts and the vandals. in the fifth century the western empire has ceased to exist. roma monday once the capital of the world and home to a million people fell into decay and the dark ages began. much of the knowledge of antiquity was lost in all areas but particularly

cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest in moscow he's a political analyst we spoke meek international and in london we cross to marcus papadopoulos he is the editor of politics first magazine all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate marcus i. i want to talk about nato and i'm going to use the words of nato from the nato secretary general stoltenberg and he addressed congress last week it was a real spectacle and i'm going to ask you and demon to reflect upon it so let's go to this. we do all this not to provoke a calm flicked but to prevent complet and to preserve peace not to fight but to deter not to attack but to defend how do we act or that markets go ahead. well nato is an offensive criminal and degenerates organization that is the root cause today of instability in the poconos and in eastern europe in essence way finds in eight hundred you find instability and societal degeneration the americans have used nato you over the last thirty also years to achieve global dominance and they continue to

be great oh but there is no link instead actually do a search and we shouldn't get any better as a meek oh my god let's all unite against fuck you that i wish for dana. and she over to me how we can use the situation where to keep something in the direction of the market i think are less so i'm going to stop you then more from professors leverage off of this brick. imagine that you run a blood bank. in one room are dead patients they've been dead since two thousand and eight that would be j.p. morgan goldman sachs deutsche bank b.n.p. society generali h.s.b.c. say except for and the other room yeah living middle class people and the point of blood bank is to take blood from the living middle class people and to transfuse that blood to the dead banks next door that they've been dead now for more than ten years will insulate the paper. all that are in the middle class are going to start to suffer and suffer horribly many of them will die by the way they won't be getting any of the blood from the other middle class people to keep them alive all the blood all the plasma goes to the dead. in

and meek mill.tine) a north bay man is in a south american jail tonight after police say he tried to have sex with underage girls. (jrstone) video shared by colombian authorities shows 66-year-old thomas renno being arrested at the airport shortly after arriving in the country. kron4's dan thorn is live in fairfax tonight with more on what police are saying..dan? a fairfax man is put in handcuffs by police in colombia. 66-year-old thomas renno is accused of child sex crimes in the south american country. police arrested renno as soon as he arrived at the airport in medellin after flying in from san francisco. investigators say renno used 3 different facebook profiles to contact girls as young as 13 years old. over messages he offered to pay them up to $100 dollars for sexual favors. police believe over the course of two years and a half dozen visits to colombia--renno victimized at least 5 girls ages 13 to 17. authorities say one of the victim's mothers provided evidence that he contacted her daught

effects off the natural disaster one of the worst affected places was the port city of beirut it was a meekcorrespondent. with the may of a a man who is fighting a daily battle to overcome the emergency left by the storm and for his city. every day dovish the mongo does a two of his city inspecting the reconstruction of bear with the destruction of saigon the di still visible everywhere the mayor is determined to stay in close contact with the residents and the man who is trying hearts but he can't always help the mayor is part of an opposition party after the cyclon he strongly criticized the central government for its slow response the city's annual budget is only about thirteen million viewers it was real very difficult we went heating heating heating today understood that the needs. we need they need us we need them we need everybody that's why i spoke to the got us i spoke to the center and i told them that we need to join forces and i'm happy that. by now eight organisations active all over town the water supply has been restored some parts of the city have electricity again but there

the planlso has a safety mode, meek kids can keep using their data even if they go over their monthlyimit witho additional charges. with your cnbc morning business port, i'm frank holland. >>> and after a cudy finish yesterday, we're back to a plus weather for today. it will be a windy one but much warm jer than yesterday. up to 67 degrees. i'll help you plan outt the n four or five days and see you in a few. >>> multiple problems on the beltway. prand new issue on 66 and one on 395. full details and your travel times coming up. >>> andd. 's mayor is joining the governors of virginia and maryland fighting back against president trump's 2020 budget proposal that could directly impact orinkingur what's funexpected? a vacation with revoluonary everywhere you turn. where the cannonballs keep coming and you have to ut game for just abonything. it's a place that's equal parts frantic and mantic. you'll experience it all in grear williamsburg, where what's next is anybody's guess. that's funexpected. plan your funexpected vacation today at visitwilliamsburg.com/fun fast, reliable internet is

paul, thank you for your time this morning paul meeks >> let's get down to jim cramer, he joins us now interesting, i can scoop one. anadarko, we owned it because we thought it is so bad and something has to happen. sure enough, it was so bad and something did happen anadarko which is a great offer for many, many years they missed and they missed, the price they pay was auctioned out. i understand thinking -- they got fantastic properties a lot of the guys are over managed and it is hard to buy eog. this one was unique. great properties and not well run. david, what do you think of that analysis >> sounds good to me >> kind of a code analysis >> it was. >> we already got al we are going to get out of faber. looks like he's not going to say anything else. >> faber saves it for the big ship >> i know, kill him to do that you could not get that ceo any later, faber i could tell you you were like damn -- i want this on my show who do you think finally prevails here at this point? could this go like some of the previous ones? >> chevron wants it. >> it is theirs. it is a function of what th

that is the basics for the meek. >> reporter: it offered a solution.>>> the demand for meat worldwide increase. livestock produces a lot of greenhouse gases. current methods are bad for the environment. there are animal welfare issues.>> reporter: critics were pleasantly surprised.>>> i was impressed with the bite. and how it did have a density that was familiar.>> reporter: this burger came with a side of sticker shock. more than $10,000 a pound. now scientists have developed an entirely new method using plans.>>> the plant cells have been taken off and it will be prepared to grow muscle cells. if you like eating meat but you don't want to eat traditional meat is is an option for you. >> reporter: sciences have to fine-tune the process and make it suitable for large-scale production. they say that might be less than five years away.>>> that is going to do it. fox news at 5 pm begins after the break. i will see you for the seven. ♪ ♪ ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. >>> emergency repairs once again on the richmond san rafael bridge. the thi

of pence you can despise pence but certainly not seething with hate but just the opposite, gentle, meekharacter. if you had said that like what would be the downside? he would probably win the nomination, right? >> chad: he could come actually. i think you are right he could win the nomination if he would do that. but they have two of at these villains. the truth about this issue, homosexuality is so boring. and so tame and so reasonable that they have to turn it into something full of fear and sensational. the real truth being essentially 9 out of 10 christians in this country against gay marriage would tell you, no, i think the couple should have the same civil rights but we don't like the word marriage being used because of our faith. bring a book, snooze, we want somebody to say he hate you. >> tucker: why is it christians? christians are not the only world's religion, not even the only abraham it faith with these positions on ethics including gay rights. you have at least two coothers that have similar positions. but it's only at the christians who are called out on this and why is

i mentioned the word uncomfortable, a meek word for this situation. this entire situation, which many have argued is a bona fide crisis at our southern border, puts the u.s. military in a deeply uncomfortable position. >> i think that's a fair characterization. i've had a lot of experience dealing with those border issues and with mexico and central america. we've got around 5,000 troops on the border now, active and national guard. it's a half billion dollars in fiscal year '19. this is nothing new, we've had troops there off and on for the last 20 years. what i opposed when i was in uniform and still oppose is having armed elements of the u.s. military on the border. we don't want to militarize the border. we want the customs and border protection law enforcement officers with primary responsibility. whether it's engineers building roads, national guard troops helping to unload trucks so law enforcement can search them, those are all legitimate missions. now we're gradually -- we just had an incident with two national guard soldiers armed who were a

and school in the center of tripoli now a meek shift home for migrants and refugees. they were evacuated from areas south of the capital when fighting broke out between the forces of warlord holly for have to and the troops of the end recognized libyan government. him and his family originally from darfur in sudan where in the town of got twenty five kilometers from tripoli when the area came under attack suddenly the middle of day we hear in the shooting shooting of the guns so very heavy shooting but we don't know so. after the shooting we see the. militarist us way across in the area of. where we were being. in the. night about. a denying the m. there are many many heavy shooting. members of the red crescent helped get the family to reality of safety they now share classrooms in this school with more than thirty other families and that number is rising most are from sudan or eritrea. many lock themselves in the classrooms they say to protect their privacy they rely mostly on donations for food but getting medical supplies and treatment can be a major challenge i do

congress fails to act on that recour recourse, its meek performance is not likely to get the reward ofed to rise up to do their duty. to do less is to show their bluff has been called. two years of promising to act cannot end with a resentful cringe. that's "hardball" for now. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on all in -- >> there was not collusion, there was no obstruction. everybody knows it. >> on the eve of the redacted mueller report -- >> people did things that were very, very bad for our country and even illegal and you can say treasonous. >> the white house braces for the what the special counsel's report really said. it goes for ongoing congressional investigations. >> i came out talking about impeachment. >> congresswoman maxine waters. >> i didn't expect them to make total fools of themselves. >> why alexandria ocasio-cortez was invite and is invited by

s>> meek season may be over as far as caps fanre concerned, but there's good news. football season is just a few short months away. >> it begins today with the nfl draft. all eyes will be on the redskins. the question, who will the team choose with its first pick. news4's cory smith will be in nashville to cover the drama. his live reports egin this afternoon on news4 at 4:00. >>> 6:05. there is breaking news n the e.ce for the white ho former vice president joe biden just annnced he is a candidate for 2020. he sent out a tweet just a few moments ago. he social security, "the core -- he said, "thes core val of america and our standing in the world are at stake." he made references to e incidents in charlottesville. this will be his third time running for office. he joins a very crowded field of democrats hoping to take president trump's job. it's beenorumored for me than a year now that biden would run, and now he is democrat numbe 20 in the field. >>> meanwhile, another democratic presidential candidate, pete buttigieg, just received his firstor endment fromstating

that is happening despite the poor performance of lyft joining me now are neal hennessey and paul meeks and neal -- actually, paulette let me start with you. are interested in lyft and what did you make of the price action >> so i've done some pretty detailed evaluation work on lyft and i actually like the stock even a little bit lower than its last private round i'd like to see the stock at a market capitalization of about $14 billion even with today's nastiness that market cap is still 19 to 2 billion. so if i'm right that stock goes down 30% from here so not surprising that it is showing some weakness post the uhe fo euphoria >> and neal, what are your thoughts >> lyft and tesla are emotional trades both losing $1 billion a year, so i don't know why you want in that game when you can buy tons of value out there but this is the lyft ipo could put pressure on future ipos coming forward like uber will you get that price or are you not. but bottom line, those are emotional trades and it can go either way >> what about people who say lyft has a seat at the table in autonomous driving, wha

meek, you have been tracking a lot. you have notes for the north and south bay commuters. >> that's right. the big view first. let everybody take a gander at the speed sensors. hayward right in the middle. south bay, crash. northbound 101 near trimball. chp should be clearing that over the next few. we see that is a tough part. it is northbound at the merge with 87. a gentle build for the south bay. san jose schools are back. other school districts are out this week. southbound 680 out of the north bay, across the carquinas -- benecia bridge, i'm sorry. carquinas is moving steadily. a pleasant drive down the east shore and out of the maze. this backup in the fastrak lanes and lanes off the 880 overcrossing. a lighter flow of traffic from oakland toward san francisco. no delays san rafael to the golden gate bridge. it's beautiful. back to you. >>> thanks, mike. >>> if you're looking for a go bike, you'll have no luck. the problem lift i is dealing with right now with bikes being pulled all over the country. >>> the feder

then she has been so meek with the eu.they were legally binding assurances on the backstop. she goes to the eu with that, the eu say new, and she comes back and proposes that we go back to square back and proposes that we go back to square one. back and proposes that we go back to square one. i think our dealings with the eu have been hopelessly irresolute and hopelessly meek right from the start. yes, whoever leads a political party at this time is going to find that there are divisions within the party. she was never going to escape that, but a bit of resolute handling early on could have made all the difference. we will be out by now. you describe michael howard as having something of the night about ten, how did you describe nigel farage.|j of the night about ten, how did you describe nigel farage. i don't think i have two, he got his referendum, he won that. he is somebody to be proud of. can you ever see yourself voting conservative again?|j proud of. can you ever see yourself voting conservative again? i am standing

the point where you become if not filthy rich, then at least, very least, financially independent meek you don't need to worry about your job security or where your next paycheck is going to come from. you can retire without worrying about social security, which may not even be around when some of our younger viewers hit retirement age that's why tonight i want to help you figure out the best way to manage your money in order to help achieve real financial independence. >> house of pleasure. >> but in order to do that, we need to talk about the concept of generational investing because the kinds of strategies that make sense when you're young in your 20s are very different from the sort of things you should be doing when you're middle age or senior citizen for that matter. we don't talk about that enough on "mad money. tonight is different there's one constant when it comes to managing your finances, no matter how old you are. you will never get a better opportunity to get your money to work for you than by investing in the stock market. even when we're in the bear market and it feels

next minute release and then with the lady scilly me in this moment chafing in the going way then the meek and i guess the same prison. in the sixties seventies and eighties. produced islamic jihad movements that gave birth to that then grandfather and isis i don't even want to begin to imagine what we're going to have. in five ten fifteen years. some in europe have become complacent they have accepted that this is the egypt will have to deal with that i think it's a mistake i think it will come back as a boomerang. there's an enormous amount of young people in egypt they don't have enough perspectives they don't have enough perspectives. for prosperous life a life they can shape the way they would like they are the future and they should be at the heart and at the core of what the e.u. does. how low temperatures in south australia are rising early star in adelaide now the front to going across the bytes in this general direction the wind is drawn warm ahead of those fronts typically have the interior so we've got twenty seven on monday the average about twenty two a shroud late this time

minute release and then with the lady scilly me elaine this moment chafing in the highway then the meek and the i guess those same prison . in the sixties seventies and eighties. produced islamic jihad movements that gave birth to that then grandfather and isis i don't even want to begin to imagine what we're going to have. in five ten fifteen years. some in europe have become complacent they have accepted that this is the egypt will have to deal with that i think it's a mistake i think it will come back as a boomerang. there's an enormous amount of young people in egypt they don't have enough perspectives they don't have enough perspectives. for prosperous life a life they can shape the way they would like they are in the future and they should be at the heart and at the core of what the e.u. does. thanks. hello there we're still got plenty of showers over many parts of south america at the moment some particularly heavy ones over brazil at the moment both in the northeast and stretching down towards rio once more some very heavy rains here also to the south of all of that we're seeing

one-on-one meeks in which the president sought to use his official power outside usual channel. efforts to remove the special counsel and reverse the effect of the attorney general's recusal to the attempted use of official power to limit the scope of the investigation, to direct and indirect contacts with witnesses. the president's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful, but that is largely because the persons who surrounded the president declined to carry out the orders or accede to his requests. comey didn't end the investigation of flynn, which ultimately resulted in flynn's prosecution and conviction for lying to the fbi. mcgahn didn't telling the acting attorney general that the special counsel must be removed, but was instead prepared to resign over the president's order. lewandowski and dearborn didn't deliver the motion to sessions. mcgahn refused to recede from his recollection about to have the special counsel removed, despite the president's multiple demands that he do so. consistent with that pattern, the evidence that we obtained would not

>>debbie meeks fighting back tears reliving that phone call with her sister dolores anderson. >>you saw the winds picking up in knots it is time to go and i was listening to him on tv and they say get your basement so we just seconds later the lore says her home on windy ridge road was torn apart. the roof ripped off walls blown away covered up with a blanket until sunday at to help stop this was trying to set me up the lore says it was 2 minutes of terror. but she made it out without a scratch. friends, family and neighbors, rosh to help out and salvage anything they could they could they come to help us. not like i'm of playing caught it. it's the worst or many say they've seen here in decades and they're glad they took this tornado warning seriously when they pay you. a warning you need to do with they say goes out there but would have thought would ever when it says get in the basement, do what they today. >>because if i hadn't me and i had been sitting on my couch and i would be here to talk about >>the lore says now staying with family members and a lot of her neighbors

. >> my name is john meeks. >> mozzarella cheese on the top of that pizza if my eyesight is, would gooday and he says it's not going to stop him from cutting it up and eating it. >> we're watching this and why are you staying with these pictures? this is wilmington, delaware, where he's very popular. this is his test when he's in manchester and nashua and so on. a, the stamina, does he have the stamina and the rigors of the campaign and when you're in these settings when you're asking by trying as voters can you stick to the disciplined script. >> one of the things that biden will say, his authenticity will work to his advantage. the question is when he gets into the town hall formats, is asked specific questions about the issues, does he connect to voters at that point? >> this is biden's strength, glad handing, having the sort of casual conversations. he's done this literally for decades and he's quite good about it and as to your point about the stamina. one of the things that i'm told from some of his advisers is that he's aware that this is a question. had that question about him

it is this white guilt which has taken your spirit -- >> if you meet him in town, he's very meek andp and help you change your tire. not many -- i don't know about you. but he would -- [ laughter ] let me rephrase that. he would stop and help me change my tire. >> okay. >> but his job is hate speech. that's what he does for a living. they have several businesses that they run out of their compound, i guess, their -- >> compounds never sound like good times. i can tell you right now, most big cities white people aren't having this conversation. no. a group of mostly white people having a productive conversation about racism, this is like a unicorn. ♪ who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. it's kind of unfair that safe drivers have to pay as much for insurance... as not safe drivers! ah! that was a stunt driver. that's why esurance has this drivesense® app. the safe