mr. davismaybe 50%. julia: 50%? scarlet: will this added next urgency or desperation to that? mr. davis: maybe some desperation here. if what an activist on their board, and -- they put an heivist on their board, and has a reputation for being a killer. there is desperation. it has been 15 tough years. a tough stock. julia: talk about the cash flow, because their goal was $12 billion to $14 billion. now they are talking $7 billion for the entire year. the dividend is $8 million. are the dividends at risk here, because they have been buying back far less shares than they planned to? mr. davis: you can argue they bought back as much stop as they did, but i think the debate around the dividend is a moot point. scarlet: is priced in already? mr. davis: i think it is somewhere in the neighborhood of a 20% or 30% cut, but more importantly, this is a company that should be cash flowing $14 billion a year. they are underperforming to the tune of really generating about half the cash they should be gene

body is somewhat closer to reality here on the side of mr davies it's more of wishful thinking because there's nothing on the table no agreements after five rounds of negotiations that good times tough negotiations but there is nothing that can be presented to the e.u. summit next week there's no progress when it comes to the right of citizens in britain who comes to the border to northern ireland let alone a financial settlement so it was that when you said i cannot recommend that we move on to the next phase of negotiations that is talking about the future but on the other and mr davis says let's do exactly that let's talk about the future now well britain's finance minister has been talking about the worst case no deal scenario is no deal likely. i would say inching closer because time is running out until next year september of two thousand and eighteen a deal should be closed because after that it would be very hard to reach the brakes a deadline which is march two thousand and nineteen and so both sides really have to speed it up and mr van you gave the last deadline today he sai

move on to the next phase of negotiations that is talking about the future but on the other and mr davis says let's do exactly that let's talk about the future now well britain's finance minister has been talking about the worst case no deal scenario is no deal likely i would say inching closer because time is running out until the next year september of two thousand and eighteen a deal should be closed because after that it would be very hard to reach the brakes a deadline which is march two thousand and nineteen and so both sides really have to speed it up and mr van you gave the last deadline today he said until the thirty first of december we have to move to move to phase two and as that happens is the likelihood that no deal be reaches very high and give us an idea of what one of us the significant stumbling blocks this issue of a financial settlement britain paying a year to leave what's going on. right now this is of course the biggest stumbling block because it's about money and britain has acknowledged that there are some thinking things they have to pay that some. you know is a

mr. rich davis. he has been serving as deputy administrator for community programs and rural development since august of 2010. th help improve facilities in rural areas. these include health care, school, public safety and a variety of other types. sy, we thank you for your service and thank you for pg here today. next is mr. parker. has worked development for more than 26 years and his current capacity, he manages a team that provides assistance to rural communities in areas of property development, research and education. quite a list. hard to pronounce u. thank you for your service. the last witness is mr. mcclean, acting director of the rural utilities service. rus. he oversees the operations of the planning, policy and finance agency focused on rural, electric telecommunications broad band water and sewer systems. thanks to the witnesses for being here today. ann, why don't you kick off. >> good morning. i'm honored to discuss prosperity in rural america, a passion i know i share with each of yo

mr. davis, what about you? >> mr. chairman, just -- this is a good example of a difference between the branded and generic market. historically the rebate model is not applied across the entire generic sector. our work is generally directly to the wholesalers, we have 20 or 25 manufacturers competing for the business of three wholesalers leading usually to an up-front negotiation on price which forces the deflationary aspect of the industry. we're seeing an increased involvement between pbms and brands as banded products come close to patent expiry. ultimately the recent model is not as commonly used on the generic side as it is on the brand side. >> senator murray. >> miss riley, do you agree that our current system of brand and generic drugs is designed to strike a careful balance between proerk protecting the market share of drugs to recoup costs and driving competition to bring prices down after that point in time? >> i believe that's the intent of the system. >> i do too. here is my concern. your member companies

i would like mr. davis and ms. riley to answer my question about drug importation. >> we share the concern you have heard from the other witnesses today relative to safety. the secretary of health and human services has the ability to certify importation, whether they determine as an official that it is safe and cost effective. no one has been willing to do that. there is an additional element related to generic smut practical perspective, -- related to generics as a practical perspective. they are less common than they are in developed markets, so it begged the question why he would want to be importing something that is more expensive to begin with. mylet me add something that panelists have said previously. opening importing medicine risks the safety of americans. if we open the borders, we are subjecting americans then safe medicine. we adamantly oppose. >> thank you for your response. let me say that i love having the gavel in my hand. [laughter] ,ven if it is only temporarily because of the need of other memb

riley, mr. davis. >> thank you, chairman alexander, ranking member murray and members of the committee, i very much appreciate the invitation to testify here today. the associate for accessible medicines is the nation's leading trader of manufacture-produced prescription drugs, our managers manage more than 90% of the medicines dispensed in the united states, providing tens of thousands of jobs in over 150 facilities throughout the country and manufacture over 61 billion doses of medication here in the united states. am's core mission is to improve the lives of patients, to affordable genuine and bio similar medications. let me begin by thanking the members to convene, to examine the prices and look at authorizing the medications for this year, generic medicines currently represent as the chairman said, 89% of all prescriptions dispensed in the u.s., but more importantly we account for only 26% of all expenditures on prescription drugs saving patients and pairers nearly $5 billion every week. last yea

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mr. davis you go first. >> congratulations on your book with a lamb with an organization that when i did work with the un with the u.s. human relationship with those food investigations of the ambassador bolton there was a lot of public talk that were vigorous work with united nations biggest increase of peacekeepers the security council's sanctions soon do we still have an indispensable relationship with international organization or does the trump administration have a publicly contentious or private contentious relationship others will? is there a new threat level level?. >> it is definitely had defcon but we definitely have to different bubbles -- levels and be seen some evidence united states seems confused but in terms of not really approving people that have been appointed like the wto that suggest less faith in that multilateral system but when you combine that budgetary request that appears to be getting clawed back by the republican controlled congress and see that level of rhetoric t

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids!o longer allowed to fly a drone near a in philadelphia landmark >> the faa is banning drone flights within 400 feet off the historical park. one of ten sites where the flights are being restricted including the statue of liberty and mount rush more. >>> cbs3 cbsphilly and komen philadelphia a teaming up by turning the region pink. you're looking at center city all lit up in pink. october is national breast cancer awareness month and the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram. this is the 16th year for the lights for the cure campaign, you can find more information at cbsphilly.com/cure. kate >> we're talking about summer like temperatures but there may be showers that come in for the eagles game sunday, saturday will be a mix of sun and clouds feeling more like august than october. highs in the 80's, sunday wa it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the tab

mr davis told mps it was possible talks with brussels wouldn't conclude untiljust before the uk's withdrawalexit wouldn't be meaningful if it happened after britain's departure. since then, we have had clarification from the brexit department saying the government's view is there would be a vote in parliament before britain leaves the eu, despite what mr davies said earlier on. with me now from central lobby in the houses of parliament is the former conservative cabinet minister nicky morgan. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. so a little bit of confusion, really, about when parliament will get a vote on brexit. can you clarify what is going on with your government? i think there had been no confusion at all because ministers, including the prime minister, have been very clear that we we re minister, have been very clear that we were going to get a say on a deal and we were going to have that before the european parliament did andi before the european parliament did and i think it has been generally agreed that the eu parliament and other member sta

leader ran a dingo has described today's vote as a sham and call for a boycott in the capital nairobi mr davis supporters have been throwing stones of people trying to enter polling stations voting has proceeded in areas that support the president for turnout appears to be lower than in august can you supriya hold a no valid result because of voting and counting irregularities. i d w correspondent catherine wander is in nairobi welcome catherine so we have a shooting tear gas and street clashes this is been quite an election day. it has been quite a interesting election day in fact some people say this has been one of the few i mean we've never had such an election day in the kenyan history given that some people are voting and some people are protesting. we have heard one person has died there are reports of another person although that is unconfirmed reports we have at least eight people injured in the western city of kisumu and four of them have been or have sustained gunshot wounds so that's the current situation. the standoff between you and police is still going on in western kenya we ac

scott: i recognize the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of the c.b.c. alternative budget and i commend representative scott and his staff for the tremendous work they've done. the c.b.c. budget provides for all of the essentials, including defense. including infrastructure. but what i like most about it is its focus on job creation. rebuilding our veterans hospitals, rebuild infrastructure in our communities. putting people to work. mr. speaker, my constituents need jobs and opportunities to work. the c.b.c. budget focuses on jobs. jobs. jobs. i strongly support it and urge all of my colleagues to do the same. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from illinois yields back. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. ferguson: at this time i would like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from south carolina. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i rise in opposition to this pr

mrs. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, today we're considering a national defense authorization act measure that would transfer thousands of military weapons to a civilian nonprofit, the civilian marksmanship program. these guns will then make their way into the public for purchase. the army has recommended against this proposal. one of their concerns -- not a surprise -- is public safety. for us to go against the recommendations of our own military on this matter is frankly absurd. every single day our country, ur country experience horrific gun violence, and the last thing, the last thing we should be doing is going against the advice of our military and utting more guns onto american streets. those who are in support of the measure claim that transferring these weapons to the civilian marksmanship program will save the government the cost of storing these guns, but the amount of the money to be saved o store some weapons is really negligible, and that small cost is nothing compared to the potential cost to huma

soon, you get into no deal country and in the last few minutes the labour party have written to mr daviesyourself back to brussels next week to carry on negotiating to avoid are i'io to carry on negotiating to avoid are no deal scenario. this was their spokesman, keir starmer. you cannot mask the fact this is a failure to hitan mask the fact this is a failure to hit an important deadline. three months wasted on an unnecessary general election and now two months added for phase one on a best case scenario and that raises the prospect we won't reach a deal which is bad for britain and the eu. british government still has two big cards to play, the hope that the big cheeses in the eu like president macron and angela merkel will put the squeeze on the negotiators to compromise. the second key card is cash, if we put enough money on the table the eu will move. the difficulty is we don't want to tell the eu how much we are prepared to give until we know what we will get in terms of trade so we are in a sort of uneasy stand—off with both sides reluctant to give ground. norman smith in westminste

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later, i still get people coming up to me every day saying, best of luck, get a good dealfor us mr davisctually, every time i walk down the street, get on a train or walk through an airport, people, not leave or remain voters any more, just ordinary decent people enthusiastically come up to me and wish me well on our shared project. they know it's not going to be easy or straightforward, but the reasons that so many men and women voted to leave a year ago are the same reasons that drive me every day right now. we have been given a one—off time—limited extraordinary opportunity. an opportunity to make sure that all our decisions about the future of this country are taken by our members of parliament, our courts, our institutions, decisions about how to spend or taxes made here in britain. decisions about who comes into the country made here in britain. all our laws made here in britain. we need to get britain standing on its own two feet facing outwards towards the world. and it's that last point... applause. and it's that last point, looking forward to britain's global role, which i want

aviation and other nuclear -- or the nuclear industries with the eu quite optimistic comments from mr. davisore we go, let's take a quick look at some of the biggest movers in europe shares in lufthansa have pared losses after the firm's cfo says the airline will increaseits dividend this year the stock initially fell sharply in response to the double digit decline and third quarter net profit and its decision not to meet its full-year guidance. there was also plenty of profit taking in there. this stock has had a spectacular run. >>> kering shares are trading at the top of the stoxx 600 after the company beat third quarter sales forecasts, boosted by strong demand for gucci's products and a pick up in chinese consumer appetite. u.s. frigutures are showing a md start to the trading session th'sat it for today's show i'm carolin roth "worldwide exchange" is up next. is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no e

barnier and mr davis aren't on the same page on the pace of progress.that the uk would honour the commitments entered into as a member of the union, and thatis into as a member of the union, and that is an important commitment. this week, however, the uk repeated that it was still not ready to spell out these commitments. they have therefore been no negotiations on this subject. we confined ourselves to technical discussions. useful discussions, but technical ones. so, on this question, we have reached a state of deadlock, which is very disturbing for thousands of project promoters in europe, and it's also disturbing for taxpayers. as much certainty as possible for business, citizens and the eu, and on this we are making real progress. but i make the security of the fact that, to provide certainty, we must talk about the future. the prime minister's speech set out the condition for our partnership in the eu, and the case for a simple, clear and time—limited period of implementation on current terms. as isaid implementation on current terms. as i said la

mr. philip davies. >> mr. along with the snp, the labour party has said that it will not accept no deal with the european union in any circumstances at all. that means they will pay whatever final bill the e.u. demands, and accept any conditions that they insisted upon. does the prime minister agree that nobody with even an ounce of common sense would enter into by an announcement in advance, and does she agree with me that the stance proposed by the labor party and the snp is not a negotiation, but a capitulation? speaker bercow: prime minister. prime minister may: my honorable friend has put it very well indeed. we don't enter negotiations taking the stance that the labor party and the snp have taken. because as my honorable friend says, that their rejection their , rejection of a "no deal" means that they would accept a deal at any price to the british taxpayer, whatever the damage it would do to our economy, and we will not do that. speaker bercow: david crosby. >> we are seeing the loss of skilled jobs at

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did the prime minister's dinner achieve anything last night, mr davis?he prime minister, was just back from brussels after trying to unblock brexit talks, claiming things will accelerate in coming months. are you disappointed theresa may didn't put a tiger in the tank last night? while round the corner at the treasury, a warning from an influential think tank about the danger of not getting a deal, and the risk of brexit uncertainty. the uk's preparation for brexit in 2019 is of course a source, and i don't need to tell you, this is not something which is either a mystery or... it's creating an element of uncertainty, and therefore will continue to weigh on the outlook of the economy until those uncertainties are resolved. the oecd even suggested another vote could have a positive effect on the economy. the government says there'll be no second referendum — it is working to get a good deal, but it is unlikely that when eu leaders meet in a few days, they will agree to start talking trade or future relationships. they still have to resolve some of the sep

mr davis will be questioned about developments in the european union divorce talks amid claims he hasit laws. follows concerns from eu leaders that there has not been enough movement to proceed to the next stage of talks. we will be live in the commons when we will listen to david davis taking questions from the brexit committee in a few minutes. a second us republican senator has delivered an attack on president trump, accusing him of damaging us politics. following bob corker, jeff fla ke politics. following bob corker, jeff flake criticised his behaviour and said he would not seek reselection. we must never meekly accept the daily sundering of our country, the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institutions, the flagrant disregard for truth and decency, the reckless provocations, most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons. all new and refurbished schools in the uk should be fitted with sprinklers, fire chiefs have told the bbc. currently, sprinklers are mandatory in new school buildings in scotland and wales, but not in england and northern ir

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mr. david davies. he's being grilled in parliament.e says there is the need to talk about the european justice jurisdiction transition. this goes back to eu nationals and europeans asking baby under the same tutelage. mr. davies saying they are seeking a quick agreement for the transition. we have gdp figures in three minutes. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news. nejra: china's president has unveiled a new leadership lineup that includes no clear potential heirs. joinive men appointed to the politburo standing committee will be too old to rule for a decade after xi finishes his second term. it raises the chances that he might seek to stay in office. the u.s. senate has moved to overturn a rule making it easier for customers to sue banks. pushedy republicans through a reversal of consumer financial protection bureau limits on mandatory arbitration. vice president mike pence was called to cast the tie-breaking vote. the move follows a similar vote by the hou

lipinski and mr. davis and i were at the white house weeks ago, and they're talking about incentivizing states to step up. my state has been stepping up for some time now so i think it's important we really not punish states have already taken the steps to reward ones that have not. so just a few questions and anyone who wants to get started, thank you. >> i might quickly take the question on life cycle costs, because as you pointed out, especially in the northeast, areas like connecticut, you get systems like metro-north and others that have been deteriorated over time with age and the struggle to recapitalize and rebuild what they've got. i think it is right for this committee in crafting a new initiative to whether its highways, transit, water or anyone to ask project sponsors to identify and evaluate the merits of their proposals based on not just the ability to build it but they are having the revenue streams to maintain it. it's something we started at the federal transit administration when i was the

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just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! i'm rosemary connors.ley is tracki those cooler temper bill? >> it's cool. temper will warm up? to the 50s this afternoon. but it's not going to be all day sunshi sunshi on center city right now, clouds will be moving in. there' a chance of some aftern 53 degrees with winds out of the northw at 12 miles per hour. a chance of showers will be but by late this afternoon we'll get enough sunshine and that's 60 degrees. >> jessica boyington keeping >> big problem on 95. this earlier crash on the headed southbound. traffi moving if you're possib back here be headed that cause you some delays massiv delays on 95 and also let me show you what 95 looks not moving at all. approa scene, traffic >> asian business and community the demonstrators will protest yargs staying open past 11:00. chines take out restaurants police have suspended >>> tomorrow morning at 5:45 we with a local park that's ghosts sights and sounds. >>> remember you can join us >>> good morning. it's a chilly start. it's going to be a cool day. we g

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> good morning. i'm rosemary connors. for "nbc10 news today," right now a bridge replacement project is in full swing on the pennsylvania turnpike. and there's a major detour on the northeast extension. we're live in the lehigh valley with how to get around it and an update on the delays. >>> and take a live view outside. this is looking over center city, but it's hard to see most building tops because of the low clouds this morning. good news is it will get better through the rest of your weekend. we'll talk about it coming up. >>> plus, deadly shots. a gunman opens fire and kills a man sitting in his car in a philadelphia neighborhood. how police are tracking leads on the shooter. and sucker punched in the stands. the swift justice for the person police say beat up a 62-year-old man during the eagles' thursday night game. those stories plus a roundup of all your favorite high school football highlights from last night's big matchups. that's coming up on "nbc10 news today" at 8:30. >>> right now on "nbc10 news today," tr

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