mr. thomas jordan.ed about the trouble in the world, and i asked whether he could go further into negative territory. mr. jordan: it makes sense for switzerland. you have to distinct between exchange rate channels for negative rates and the credit channel. there is evidence the credit channel is working. francine: would you be comfortable going further into negative territory? after johnson, we have room to go further if necessary. it seems again, central bankers keep saying they can do more and have the tools. markets may come in certain cases, the testing that. like mr.t of people jordan were talking their book. it will be interesting to see what the exogenous shocks are, led by economic growth, lack thereof, and the distraction of the united kingdom, how it adjusts. i was suggest to mr. jordan's comments, the real observation at the imf was how disappointed people were in the strasburg and bronislaw meetings. you wonder, how do they get things done -- strasburg and bratislava meetings. you wonder how

mr. jordan? bunk up for me. i'll take you down to booking and get you fingerprinted. get your picture and stuff taken, okay? >> jordan's stay at the jail is likely to be a short one. he is awaiting extradition on charges of armed robbery and attempted murder. >> so whenever they come, i should be back to indiana. that's about all i know right now. >> jordan says that his outburst is still a mystery to him. in meeting with mental health staff, jordan insisted he had not taken any drugs that day. but he appeared unsure when asked if his actions were real or not. >> it was kind of a mind trip within a mind trip of myself. do i want to act crazy, you know, to get myself out of it, you know. >> jordan says he had a brain tumor removed as a child and that ever since he has been subject to blackouts that bring out erratic behavior when under stress. >> my mind tends to shut down and i go into a state of mind where i feel like i'm not conscious. >> jail officials allowed us to show jordan video we shot of his arrival to see how much of it he recalls. >> i'm going to play this

mr. basketball jordan a lot stronger since i was in high school. they see me playing a 4 or 5 position. so tyler, ahmad and i have been trying to get into the weight room, get each other to push each other." "i knew this is where i wanted to go because i had an opportunity to play right away. whether that's five minutes a game or 30 minutes a game, i'm just ready whenever they call my name." in iowa city, josh christensen, tv9 sports college volleyball tonight iowa state lost to kansas 3-1. eagles got off to a quick start former xavier standout madsy richards with the kill.. and kirkwood has some players who can really hammer the ball.. this time it is alex miner with the fast ball.. and the eagles dominated at the net.. morgan grimm with the block and sometimes it just helps to be tall guttenberg native erica armstrong puts it away and kirkwood raises their record to 21-6 with the 3-0 sweep. thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... once again tonight the sky fills with clouds and a shower and storm chance develops. the morning activity looks scattered, with more widespread a

mr. jordan for five minutes? >> how long have you worked at the state department? >> a little over 42 years. >> and you're the guy at the state department responsible for the record retention and maintaining the records and all of the records, is that right? >> i am the senior official, and i have a number of people that assist me in that. >> you sent a letter to the four former secretaries of the state about records and getting information from those previous secretary of the states, is that accurate? >> yes, sir. >> you sent that -- >> yes, sir, they were -- >> when did you send that letter? >> i believe it was sent in july, august 2014. october 2014. >> okay. i had october 28, 2014. >> why did you send that letter and what prompted you to send that letter to the four previous secretaries of the state? >> basically we have been reviewing thousands of pages of documents in response to a number of requests from this committee regarding the benghazi temporary semp tear mission attacks, and as we worked through all of the documents and all of the volume of material i

mr. jordan put up with the e-mail address but the proximity to the date is deadening. >> the question questfor mattel was is not a conscious effort to alter the record correct spirit that is exactly what he was trying to do if it was exposure to say that we change this for privacy purposes. >> documents under subpoena linter the preservation of hour. >> it out of that was true july 2014. >> did feel ultimately destroy federal records quick. >> have a reason to believe that he did. >> wallace used before the bleach pet. >> not just publicity but there was the preservation of order. >> you have. >> no one had to you rudy thief because in beverly the moon and bed if it was an incredible confusion up but to respect his new as iraq our record is a the of movement that was incredible that they did not have evidence to disbelieve but the hope was still lag may be they will often. but he did destroy a federal records in he was told the some point to do this? who told him initially? he was supposed to win in december who told him to do that? the. >> whenever lawyers were but those records were in th

jordan, we are very blessed to work with the great economist. one of my closest friends at the college. easier because dr. kirk and mrs. kirk got their family out of former yugoslavia. i know that the kirk daughters would wake up in time for breakfast and you wouldn't know who always going to be eating breakfast with you because how many know showed up. that's incredible. if nothing else, honestly, i hope remember his words but in the end for me it was his example of how he lived, what he believed. incredible. so thank you. [applause] >> thanks again very much, brad. and brad has graciously agreed even though he just has this tremendous long drive to sit for about an hour and sign books. so we have enough copies i think if you like to purchase copies and have it signed, encourage it to do that. so thank you all for coming and join the rest of your evening. [applause]

jordan, very blessed to work with a great economist, one of my closest friends at the college, hereafters here because dr. kirk and mrs. kirk got their family out of former yugoslavia. i know the kirk daughters wake up at times for breakfast and wouldn't know who would be eating breakfast with you because who knows how many ethopians or cam bodians showed up. -- cambodians showed up. that's incredible. if nothing else, i hope to we remember kicks word but it was his example how the lived, what he believed. it's incredible. so thank you. [applause] >> thanks again very much, brad. brad has graciously agreed, even though just had this tremendously long drive, to sit for an hour and sign books and so we have enough copies if you would like to purchase copies of the book and have it signed, i encourage you to do that. so thank you for coming and enjoy the rest of your evening. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction

mr. dickey and this great body and thank linda jordan we have begun to spread out the work she does at the other schools one of the nights of all one and 16 schools have this where linda is working with us to meet program a couple of days ago you're a principal and he's here somewhere but he always opens up his doors to come with our alliance programs thank you for being there for us again, thank you, thank you thank you. we want to keep this program going and it would be nice that every child with superintendant lee a latino descent that is struggling leaves third grade ready to go to fourth grade and to graduate high school that can be done if we continue this great program thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, ms. marshall and reverend brown and the team for your presentation i'm sorry to open up to the board i'm sure there are questions or comments. >> ms. fewer. >> yes. thank you for this presentation and an update on this i think i first want to direct any comments to the academic data that is present to us and at our last presentation that was a less of structural challenges that

jordan river. listen to what he said? colorado springs. >> the remarks attributed to john podesta who is mrs. clinton's chief of staff are extraordinarily patronizing and insulting about catholics. if it had been said about the jewish or islamic community within 10:minutes there would have been a complete apology and distancing from these remarks. i'm hoping she'll distance herself from these insulting remarks. reporter: it will be potentially a different affair than it typically is. bill: it was a fast 90 minutes. where is the election today? charlie hurt, columnist for the washington times. gentlemen, talk about some bad hombres, my oh my. you start, reverend. where is the election today. >> they both had their best performances. they both turned in good performances and they both got better as the debates went along. they were helped by the fact they had a fantastically moderated debate. chris wallace did a great job and i'm privileged to know him. donald trump was showing signs of improvement, he was doing better, using measured attacks, and it was working to his advantage and then he sai

mr. mdm. clerk how are you today >> just fine >> please take roll call >> cohen, here. stansbury, here. driscoll. makras, here. meiberger, here. paskin-jordan, here. a quorum is present >> thank you esther mdm. clerk these call item 3 >> item 3 closed session and action item >> ladies and gentlemen at this time will go to closed session with state public, and whether we should go into closed session? seeing the usual commenters are not here. there's no ladies and gentleme to call this meeting back into order >>[gavel] >>.com back. i like to take a motion not to to come out of closed session, first. i want to acknowledge that the matter related to the settlement agreement with northern trust was approved and approved unanimously. part of that motion i like to make a motion not to disclose the rest that was discussed in closed session. is there a second >> moved and seconded. we can take this lets do a roll call vote >> before you move on all state for the record commissioner meiberger was not present in closed session for the first item >> the record will reflect that. could you do a deed keeps vote >> cohen cohen aye stansbury absent bridge

rupert murdoch decided to baptize his kids in jordan where john the baptist was baptized, mocking that and making fun of evangelicals. >> here's excerpts from it. mr. hall pin at the think think regarding catholicism. he says it's an amazing bass dardization of the faith. they must be attracted to the systematic thought and -- >> that's him describing in his conversation with jennifer palmieri catholicism. >>> as a christian -- their rich friends wouldn't understand if they became evangelicals. >> it makes me feel sorry for them. they haven't experienced the glory and the wonderful aspect of christianity. >> it's also the textbook definition of bigotry. they are dismissing anyone who adheres to the oldest christian faith, catholicism as a neanderthal. >> imagine you put in islam. how would this go over? there would be an outcry. recognize this for what it is. >> you're right. >> bigotry against a billion people. >> i think of them as these elitists making fun of christians, evangelicals, they've made fun of donald trump's face, calling him deplorable. we'll talk about this later. bill clinton was caught speaking to a group talking about the rednec

mr. mdm. clerk how are you today >> just fine >> please take roll call >> cohen, here. stansbury, here. driscoll. makras, here. meiberger, here. paskin-jordan, here. a quorum is present >> thank you esther mdm. clerk these call item 3 >> item 3 closed session and action item >> ladies and gentlemen at this time will go to closed session with state public, and whether we should go into closed session? seeing the usual commenters are not here. there's no ladies and gentleme to call this meeting back into order >>[gavel] >>.com back. i like to take a motion not to to come out of closed session, first. i want to acknowledge that the matter related to the settlement agreement with northern trust was approved and approved unanimously. part of that motion i like to make a motion not to disclose the rest that was discussed in closed session. is there a second >> moved and seconded. we can take this lets do a roll call vote >> before you move on all state for the record commissioner meiberger was not present in closed session for the first item >> the record will reflect that. could you do a deed keeps vote >> cohen cohen aye stansbury absent bridge

jordan. how do we know they are not troxts? she wants to bring in 65,000 of them. barack obama wants to bring in 10,000. she wants 65,000 here in our country. >> the question to mrsas in the past revealed to people who paid her a quarter million dollars to hear her for an hour. you've got a public position and you've got a private position. well, last night we heard all about the public positions of both. kellyanne conway was on with us a little while ago and we wanted to know how she felt her candidate did and how the other one did as well. >> i think they are deflecting away from -- i thought it was a pretty tough debate for hillary clinton and a debate that donald trump clearly won. he kept her on her toes with respect to the 30 years of failed policies and lack of action. if 75% of americans want to take the country in a new and different direction, you can't possibly with a straight face go for hillary clinton who is part of the problem. not part of the solution. the broader message is donald trump talking about the rigged corrupt system is very important when your opponent is hillary rodham clinton and your opponent has used the state department as a concie