brutalized in ways that is more cautionary or protective of the world's oceans mr ross thank you very much for your time on those that is. also as a reporter peter vause joining us live from toronto thank you now the u.n. special envoy to yemen says he's hopeful that the airports in the capital sanaa will reopen next week some of them that i think military call a mission shot off commercial access to the airport and twenty sixteen of the city was taken by what the rebels that's also told al-jazeera that he's working on resuming talks with the warring parties as soon as possible. it's going to be within weeks i don't think we can allow it to be delayed until kind of over the horizon because the problem with that is and i've been reassured this week between people here in new york that people lose the narrative of peace and once you lose the opportunity to talk about the settlement the narrative of war becomes dominant and that's what we was trying to get away from by yemen's government says it won't allow the u.n. mission to continue investigating human rights violations in the country

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asked about the security arrangements at the gates where pc palmer was attacked, mr ross said it was have been easy to relive the events. after the attack, mahsood was shot dead by officers. emergency services tried to treat pc palmer at the scene but he died from his injuries. an officer dedicated to hisjob his injuries. an officer dedicated to his job and father of a young daughter and a husband. the inquest had expected to last up to five weeks. the court also heard there were no firearms officers outside where pc keith palmer was on duty and one officer near the scene of the time to court today to give evidence, pc dog glaze, was asked in court was askedif dog glaze, was asked in court was asked if there was a chance to save pc palmer ‘s life had been lost because no finance officers were present. ——doug glaze. he said if fire arms officers had been there the threat had been neutralised more quickly. the evidence has finished the day and will begin on monday. a former member of the pop band jls, 0ritse williams, has been charged with rape, in connection with an alleged attack on

i take umbrage with what mr. ross said. i think the chinese have bullets and they could devalue the currency and back to square zero they have bullets in the gun with that said, with the market tells you is they do think there is going to be some sort of reconciliation but they will come to an agreement and everything is fine i'm not certain that's the case. what i will say -- we talked about it last we can, for whatever reason all of a sudden steel stocks get footing we mentioned cleveland cliffs last week. that's higher up 4% as was u.s. steel. there have been things starting to show reyes of hope. in the form of steel stocks, in my opinion and pharmaceutical stocks that continue to grind higher. >> listen, i mean the market said today -- the market' perception is reality. and the perception is we are closer to the end the trade war than the beginning and that's what the markets tell you today. to steve's point 10% wasn't as much as 25%. the market is saying today was a deescalation i don't know if it's right in three mon

wilbur ross is lying to the american people. check yourself, mr. navarro.ohn: you got to hate videotape. in the old days you could say whatever you wanted. i want to go to our market panel. gary b. smith and jonas, i created a felony in tv yesterday, you guys were cut short on your time. i apologize to you both. gary, i want to start with you on this trade war. this potential trade war worried me. it does not seem to be worrying the markets. does it worry you at all? >> it does not, and i will say, you can probably go back and find videotape where i was not worried for the simple reason that i think people thought of this as a trade war back in the smoot-hawley days in the '20s but now there are so many work-arounds. first of all, i think we have been saying you got to collect the taxes which is not easy. countries can shift through other countries, avoiding the tariffs. there are so many work-arounds to this. besides, our economy is, what, an $18 trillion economy. even if every tax was collected on the whole amount from china, it's still only .2% of our gd

joining us tonight, secretary of commerce wilbur ross, implementing the president's trade policies and all others, commerce and financial as well. great to see you mrcretary. good to have you with us. congratulations on the deal with mexico. congratulation to this point on implementing the tariffs, the next round, some tariffs, 10% tariffs on some $200 billion of chinese exports to this country go into effect. and it appears that people are beginning to get at least the message in the u.s. national left-wing media. so congratulations on that. they seem to be awakening. >> well, i hope so. they have been some len s some t on the news. lou: well it will be near a slumber, i think. they'll be able to figure that out. it is -- it's really impressive. and as the president pointed out, the chinese market has dropped -- it is well beyond correction. it's approaching just about 20% decline. the chinese are acknowledging, for the first time, that they have significant problems. they're maintaining, of course, as they would, that they can manage these problems. but they can't manage them if they don't move toward a balanced trade relationship with this count

now, commerce secretary wilbur ross leading the effort to implement the president's trade policies and all others. commerce and financial as well. it's great to see you, mrcretary. good to have you with us. congratulations on the deal with mexico. congratulations to this point on implementing the tariffs, the next round tariffs. 10% tariffs on some $200 billion of chinese experts in this country that go into effect. and it appears, it appears that people are beginning to get the message in the u.s. national left wing media. so congratulations on that. they seem to be awakening. >> well, i hope so. they have been sumnal on this issue for a while. they are too busy with fake news. >> lou: somenal, they will be scrambling to the dictionaries to find and it will be clear slumber, i think. they will figure that out. it is, it's really impressive. as the president pointed out, the chinese market has dropped. it is well beyond a correction. it's approaching just about 20% decline. the chinese are acknowledging for the first time they have significant problems. they are maintaining, of course, as they would that they can manage the problems. but they can't manag

mr. trump's employees say about him. we know they've insulted him repeatedly. it's what he says about his employees. when he says to ross, secretary of commerce, who's in charge of all these trade negotiations, you're awful, you're past your prime. when he says to sessions that he's retarded and a dumb southerner. i'm married what southerner. they take that stuff seriously. that's his base down there. >> and you're quoting the president's language? >> correct. so it seems to me that when you have a white house that is so full of hob state of nature, where life is solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short where no one trusts anyone, there's no loyalty, there's no affection, and to have a white house full of these people who are walking on egg shells, tiptoeing through a mine field, pick your metaphor, it's a place where no one can fall back on anything. no one can relax. and to imagine what it's like in that atmosphere. well, it's hard to imagine it. >> and that comes with the test of this investigation. but not a true foreign policy crisis, not a real decision point where you say how does that environment, this president

mr. giler. go ahead. >> my name is jerry giler, 49 hopkins avenue is an important part of san francisco's architectural heritage and it's owned by 49 hopkins, l.l.c. corporation. tim brown's statement that ross johnson owns 49 hopkins avenue is false. you have a copy of the property deed and his name is not on it. 49 hopkins avenue acquired the grant deed on january 17, 2017. on that same day, the llc entered into an agreement with a second llc, who loaned the first llc $350,000 or 20% of the purchase price. it appears that the downpayment or equity was provided for the purchase of largent house. when 49 hopkins borrowed the $350,000, it executed a deed of trust, which you have. 49 hopkins agreed to keep the property in good condition and repair and not remove or demolish any building. in the event the borrower refuses, they can declare it due and payable and cause the property to be sold or required a borrower to restore the house. did tab notes declare 49 hopkins l.l.c. in default when it destroyed largent house? if not, why not? the only person who can answer this question is tim brown, chief executive officer of tab notes l.l.c. tab notes filed a form 12 with the state of california list

arthur luther, grace grace franco, ross levy garrick if anyone else would like to speak, lined up on the screen side of the room. >> good afternoon, again. i sent an e-mail to mrinslow and two may. there is a copy of it for the record. i just want -- my take on these roof decks is that it is to increase the value when you sell it. and it adds to the cost of housing. i think that the overarching things should be that if there is enough open space to meet the open space requirement in the yard or on lower decks, which i think should not be categorized as roof decks, even though they may be on the roof, they are a deck off of a living space. a roof deck is a unique thing. i first became tuned into roof decks -- you didn't even start my clock. >> sorry. >> get to the overhead, please. this is down the street from me. originally i would put a fourth floor up there and the neighbors bought it. we came here. the compromise -- this was four years ago. i was sitting in the bath and i nearly had a conniption went a commissioner said, it would be a really great view from up there. we ought to allow a roof deck. i thought, no one is entitled to a view. it says that in the

mr trump's orbit that are spared from the president's insults. he often mocked hr mccaster, the former national security advisor, who he labelled "a cheep beer salesman". the commerce secretary wilbur ross "you are past your prime" he told him. and it will come as no surprise that he mocked the long—suffering attorney general, jeff sessions, who he said was "mentally retarded, this dumb southerner". the washington post broke this story and we are joined now by senior political reporter aaron blake. thank you forjoining the programme. thisjoins two other thank you forjoining the programme. this joins two other books written about the trump white house. why is the bob woodward book different? well, i think the difference is that it's bob woodward. obviously the most explosive book we've seen so far was from michael wolff. it got a lot of attention over the course of several weeks. there were certain claims in that book picked apart and found to be not true, they were denied strongly by the people participating. i think it's more difficult to deny those reports when you've got someone like bob woodward who has written these kind of books about the past eight presidential administrations. t

mr. billingslea, and very concerned about the current situation in guatemala. as you may already know, the president of guatemala, president ross has been working with a group of corrupt politicians to undermine the fight againstli corruption dare, specifically the work of seasick. i worry if we don't do more to deter this backsliding of the rule of law, guatemala could break down into chaos and we could see the real crisis or even bigger crisis on our southernce border. my question is, what is the role of sanctions and our policy towards guatemala and what kind of sanctions would begu most to them making clear that the u.s. will not stand idly while guatemalan president and his cronies allow years of progress to be drawn back, utilizing our own equipment that was gifted to them. >> congresswoman, you put your finger on a really crucial issue. ultimately, the department of state is responsible for the reformation a process fair. we are watching the situation very close to you. the tools we have an include other things but we identify a financial institution used to launder funds, and then the various provisions of the patriot a

mr. chairman. i yield back. >> the gentleman from kentucky yields back. the gentle lady from michigan is recognized. miss lawrence. >> thank you. this committee hearing in march 2017 a former dhs inspector general rossestified that arbitrary personnel practices can have a chilling effect on whistle blowers who would otherwise speak out about security efficiencies and at that hearing i asked the inspector general, quote, if tsa employees are reluctant to raise the security deficiencies they approve, could it put aviation security at risk. inspector general ross answered and i quote, well, that's absolutely the case. so administrator, do you agree with inspector general ross and can arbitrary personnel practices chill whistle blowers and put of a yagsz security at risk? >> i completely agree with him and it can absolutely put aviation security at risk. that's why i am so focused on it. >> so would you agree that it is critical that this nation's security for our nation's security, that the tsa have a personnel system in place that protects whistle blowers from retaliating and protect employees from arbitrary personnel decisions? >> we have the authority alreadiy in law, ma'am, and it's against the law

ross correctional led the state in positive random drug tests in 2015. like so much good reporting, these stories were a team effort among journalists at the gazette. mr. president, i happened to be at the gazette that morning around the time this story broke. i talked to mike thrown, the editor. mike thrown understands, as all of his reporters do, as all of that paper, that as the community does, that people don't see the chillicothe gazette. people don't see these hardworking reporters, not paid a lot of money, not paid anything close to what they earn, frankly. they don't see them as enemies of the people, frankly. they see them as serving their community. these reporters do their job. they were informing us, the citizens of the state and this country, they were serving their communities in chillicothe and bornville and circleville and waverly and all over southern ohio. they, mr. president, deserve our president. i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that further proceedings under the quorum cal