they'd analysed all the treatments, and the result was that 27 of all mr miller's patients had come tot's as much information as they gave. in fact, the trust now says paul miller harmed 28 of his patients. derek was diagnosed with prostate cancer eight years ago, -- 10 but he never had radiotherapy or surgery because paul miller had advised him to go through a new ultrasound treatment, seen in this promotional video. derek says he was told it had fewer side—effects. he did tell me of the surgery, the radiology, but the real push was, you know, this treatment is better, or as successful, without all the other problems that go with the other treatments. how much did the treatment cost? i believe the cost between miller and gatwick park spire was in the region of £28,000 for the whole two episodes of treatments. investigations were started because of ren avery, one of paul miller's nhs patients. that is just ren. he made an official complaint, even though he knew he was dying of prostate cancer. great big grin on him, great big smile. he really didn't want to start anything when we start

mr. miller and his team should be allowed to seek answers to those questions without interference from the president or anyone else. stakes could not be higher. we're talking about the pride and wellspring of our grand democracy. free and fair elections, which have been going on for more than two centuries and were disturbed by a hostile foreign powder with no good intentions for the people of this country. it is critical. we need to get to the bottom of this. that is special counsel mueller's job and he must allowed to perform it with no interference. the rule of law is paramount in america. we pride ourselves on them. the investigation must be allowed to proceed unimpeded. the president must not, under any circumstances in any way interfere with the special counsel's work. if he does, congress must respond swiftly, unequivocally, and in a bipartisan way to ensure that the investigation continues and the truth, the whole truth, comes out. nowr. president, everybody in washington knows that the special counsel has announced charges against two of president trump's former campaign aides in

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his career may may be willing to provide information so i certainly think that's the goal here for mr miller told us we know now that man if it was lobbying for ukraine how do you think that would have helped russia if that was the plan. well he was love being for the president of ukraine mr young of course he who had in fact a very very close russian ties so it's almost impossible to see that is a purely independent ukrainian approach and mystery in a cove each was then later in fact left ukraine under difficult and unseemly circumstances arrived in russia and now seems to have been dissed by mr putin so whatever happened there it was a clear russian connection through janak which that everybody i think now is pretty much convinced was operative on this sort of situation mr gates worked extensively in cyprus cyprus is in fact the home of perhaps more russian banks than russia these days and more people engaged in what one would call promoting russian economic activity sometimes on the seamy side so this is clearly the kind of indication that puts this much more in the russian lap could one

mr. miller. >> i would say that with a caveat. i have a dimmer approach than our president. i think people think our president, in his current position, he is a deal maker and businessman. he wants to make america great. part of making a deal is positioning yourself, let's take nafta. it is an old document, 20 years old. , perology has changed capita consumption has changed, kind like a house you built 20 years ago. it is time for a new coat of paint. we need to modernize. when i served as an advisor to -- he will throw out a lot .f bombastic statements >> do you have a problem with bombastic statements? reporter told me i was trump before trump was trop. i know the man and know his background. that is part of positioning yourself and bargaining. if you threaten to scrap the whole deal, all of a sudden they come scrambling in. they say, what was it you wanted? let's work this out. my thought as an advisor is nafta is the ground floor. we start their and make it and canada.exico we do not do any harm. if we cannot make it better, we stay with status quo. we do not tear it dow

mr. miller observed that strong results were supported by a macro economic environment, renewed optimism,sumer confidence. by the way speaking of 2006 after breaking out last week the homebuilder index, it could be on the way to retesting all-time high set in march of 2006. then yesterday, ism manufacturing data, best number since may of 2003, paced by a surge in new orders, and employment, highest in 6 1/2 years, we're in the midst of a manufacturing renaissance that has potential to be great if washington, d.c. can do its part. it is feeling like christmas, a longer shopping season and strong consumer confidence, will deliver retailers a strong holiday season. now you will never hear this in mainstream media, but our economy is coming together, you should be less concerned about overdue correction in the market and focus on long-term strategies to ride out the renewal. read my commentary of day. time to make your portfolio great again, of day heroes in las vegas, can't wait, that is next. infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can divers

so what he argues mrs. miller was arguing for good negro government.e smart enough and capable enough and could stand in a place and be good citizens whatever the model was laid down by america. the voice it is my caught me up. he said if there is anything south carolina fear more than bad negro government, it was good negro government. they didn't want him to succeed. all the awards and things that he named that they had done actually made the case against black folks because it made the case against white supremacy. so that it had some structure that he could attack. without understanding that they want to degrade you. all these accomplishments arguments against what they want to do. when i look back on the presidency of barack obama. >> if i might be allowed to interrupt your going to the presidency of barack obama what he said about that in relationship to the title of the book is that we need to see his election as part of this familiar cycle. >> thank you, that was a great interruption. perfect. i don't like interruptions with those perfect so no

mr. miller, the suit was . filed on behalf of -- in january of this year. the allegations against mr.id not surface publicly until just recently. one has nothing to do with the other. >> you're doing a round of publicity with a subpoena trying to say as you've admitted, you're a political operative trying to hamper the president. you're out there saying we want to tie up the president and make it difficult and have subpoenas. i'm a lawyer, too. if you look closely it's a case that is a long shot case that's done to cause trouble on a public official. you've already said that. it's about making -- >> i'm glad you told me you're a lawyer because i wouldn't have guessed it from what you're saying. but thank you very much for your argument. let me just share with you that this has nothing to do with that -- and your name-calling -- >> with what? >> wait. don't interpreter me. >> what name-calling? >> you're interrupting me again, which men do way too often. >> we're waiting. go ahead. >> what i'm saying is when you name call and you try to -- >> what's the name call? >> knock it off. >> t

mr. miller could tell us all just how long investigations take before they uncover their final findings. there has beenut a legality but we cannot know for sure yet and we should keep an open mind as the facts develop. i think we do know and judge starr alluded to this, we have had some very significant departures from the ethical and civic norms of the executive branch and indeed, our country as a whole. when of the problems with that is the ethic laws in particular lot were predicated on the idea there are certain norms. a lot factors into that. when those are not followed, we suddenly discover how completely vulnerable our system is and so it begins with a president who railed against his rival for being connected to a not-for-profit unionization. you know, i grew with those who say she would've had to resolve that conflict of interest, but again we're talking about a not-for-profit organization. suddenly we have a president retaining an interest in a four-profit organization that is not running around fighting aids in africa, it is funneling money directly to that president. that fir

mr. miller suppressed evidence that was important to consider that would be to our national security interests. this gives the troubling appearance that the trump administration prioritized the anti refugee agenda over the safety of the american people. i along with all of my democratic colleagues support rigorous vetting measures. i noted we have no higher duty than protecting the american people. they are core to our american identity and values. past presidents of both parties em brasd them and contrary to the suggestions numerous studies show they help our economy. it showed over a decade refugees made a contribution to the united states of some $63 billion. another did found refugees are more likely to become entrepreneurs and create jobs for american workers. i'm deeply troubled by the rhetoric and reality. i hope today's hearing will show greater regard for the truth. we joe it to how trump's refugee damage our economy and make all of us less safe and i would like to add when refugees enter our country they have constitutional rights that must be respected. i'm sure we will explore that

mr. miller "depressed evidence that was important to consider in determining a refugee number that would be beneficial to our national security engines -- interests." the trump administration prioritizes anti-refugee agenda over the safety of american people. with all of my democratic colleagues, i support rigorous refugee vetting measures. we have no higher duty than protecting the american people, this hope that the administration will not use claims of national security, reviews of refugee vetting as cover to making a muslim band. it challenges the administration's claim that his previous ban advanced national security objectives. refugees to do more than just improve our national security, their american identity and values. that's why past presidents of both parties embraced them. contrary to this administration's suggestion, numerous studies prove they advance our economy. healthy human services itself produce once of -- one of the studies. it showed that over a decade, refugees made a net positive economic contribution to the united states of some $63 billion. another study found

mr. miller, quote, suppressed evidence that was important to consider in determining a refugee number that would be beneficial to our national security interest. this gives the troubling appearance that the trump administration prioritizes its anti-refugee agenda over the safety of the american people. of course, i, along with all of my democratic colleagues, support rigorous refugee vetting measures. as i noted, we have no higher duty than protecting the american people, but let us hope this administration will not use claims of national security, reviews of refugee vetting procedures as cover for implementing a back door muslim ban. after all, numerous federal courts challenged the administration's claim that its previous bans squarely against objectives. refugees are a core to our american identity and values. that's why past presidents of both parties embraced them, and contrary to this administration's suggestions, numerous studies prove they enhance our security. health and human services itself produced one of those studies only for the administration to reportedly suppress it. it s

mr. miller understands the serious nature of the charges he faces. >> reporter: the suspects face up to lifekenny white sr., the victim's fare, said that's not enough. >> even if they're in prinze, they get to wake up every morning and get phone calls and have visits. my son won't get there anymore. he was taken away for something stupid. >> they dropped a tire and car parts over another. they were tee night bail and are due back in court. >> very disturbing. >>> one of the women accusing harvey weinstein -- she alleges he sexually abused her in 2010. she claims the weinstein company knew about his alleged behavior and she wants $5 million in damages. we asked the weinstein company for comment and have not heard back. a former production assistance mimi haley also accused harvey weinstein of assault yesterday. more than 60 women have publicly accused him of inappropriate conduct. >> the more you hear the latest charge it's so disgusting you can't even talk about it on tv. >>> the oldest civil rights group is warning black passengers about flying with american airlines. the naacp says recent

mr. miller began in his huh role, the county has seen a turn -around in the graduation rate. in 2006, the in 2006, the graduation rate was 86%. he has made sure to get that again. it is teachers that led to the significant increase. to intervene with students at risk has moved to contribute positively to our community. thank you, superintendent miller, and the dedicated staff for the tremendous work and commitment to our next generation of leaders. i know your efforts will continue to inspire students for years to come. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> i'm honored to rise today to celebrate the 70th anniversary of boy scout troop 78. this troop's long standing commitment to instilling positive social values and building self-esteem has provided a great benefit. mr. espaillat: opened in 1947, troop 728 has plused a tradition of excellence and has been led by many dedicated scout masters over a 70-year history, each of who

peter miller, the list goes on. mr. kushner.five examples, before, during and after the election, with trump associates reaching out to the russians to work on something obviously against hillary clinton. so i think i've seen enough for the investigation to move forward. it's obvious the republicans don't like the investigation because it's embarrassing, makes them look bad and frankly, puts many of the people in the trump world at legal risk, as we're seeing tomorrow. >> as i mentioned, at the top offing this segment, republicans in both the house and senate have talked about a swift conclusion to their congressional investigation. now, with this indictment, is that dough to impact anything as far as your committee goes? >> look, i think our committee should continue the investigation no longer than it should take or no shorter. when people ask me, however, are you connecting the dots? the fact of the matter is, as we find more dots, more and more dots become evident. once you interview one person it becomes obvious you should

miller versus equifax. you have heard of that case i am sure. mr. smith: vaguely. that is a case where a judge found -- congratulations on that case because that case was determined that you did not have to pay an $18 million penalty. we had to pay a 1.5 million dollars penalty because that is the most the constitution youred in the judge found actions were reprehensible. her words, not mine read it is stated clearly your own experts testified it is equifax's policy to investigate and correct files filed,ter a lawsuit is which is why i wanted to talk to somebody in the company to see if they are willing to change that. since there is no one here i guess not. i just wondered, you thought that was ok? apparently you thought i was a good policy in 2014. mr. smith: if a consumer has a dispute on his or her credit file we take it seriously. toy have the ability communicate with us directly. we work with the banks -- ignoredis case you just it and didn't do anything about it. the only reason there was a lawsuit was because two people with the same name of miller, the rec

interviewing muggs i know you did right after it was revealed he was deep throat and you play mr who is he ed miller was felt right hand guy at the f.b.i. and a very in his kind of you know felt was not a man who had a lot of close friendships and miller was one of his close you know close friends you know really this really is watergate from the f.b.i. his perspective which is a view into the scandal but we really haven't seen you know we've had woodward and bernstein's perspective we hadn't had nixon's perspective. you know in many different versions but this is a really interesting look at it. particularly given what's going on in politics as we speak just like we're going to liam neeson liam's just such a great actor and a wonderful guy and i've known liam since he first came to america when i was just starting out as a young actor and lee and i just got here we we had some mutual friends and used to hang out when he was just busting out in movies. and he was as down to earth a guy then you know in these as down to earth guy now as he as he was then what do you make of that we have to ask everyo

the win will give mr abe a mandate to reform the economy and take a firm stance on north korea. in the independent, anti—brexit campaigner, gina milleronomy to ensure transparency in future decision—making. 0n the world page of the times, catalonia could declare independence from spain on friday. meantime, the telegraph's website has the story on spain's foreign minister calling "fake news" on scenes of police violence in barcelona, while speaking on the bbc‘s andrew marr show. in the financial times, "greed and tax dodges leave capitalism ripe for reform say business leaders." and finally in the new york times, rwanda is taking environmentalism to the next level. anyone caught with a plastic bag faces big fines or up to six months jail. it's part of the country's bid to tackle pollution. so let's begin. with me is james hughes, chief market analyst from brokerage firm gkfx. good to see you. so, japan times, it look like shinzo abe's gamble has paid off at his popularity may not be quite what it was? yes, i mean, the snap election was always a little bit risky, we've seen snap elections in this country that haven't necessarily gone t

our matt miller in frankfurt listening to mr.aining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. ♪ jonathan: it is ecb decision time, mario draghi's central bank is expected to unveil its stimulus plans for next year. the president says yellen is terrific but indicates he might want to make his own mark on the fed. trading revenue plunges at deutsche bank and barclays. pressure builds to deliver growth. from new york city, good morning . i am jonathan ferro alongside david westin. this is bloomberg daybreak. let's begin by whipping through the market action. euro-dollar dead flat at 1.18. futures steady and stable after the biggest one-day drop on the s&p 500 i

mr. good morning. welcome to "bloomberg markets: european open." i am matt millerlongside guy johnson in london. guy: 30 minutes into the trading day, let us talk about what is moving or not. a ftse is trading higher this morning. the basic resources sector doing reasonably well. europe is notvel, exactly known for its technology, but technology is outperforming. parts are doing reasonably well. that is where the money is going this morning. from?is money coming it is interesting. the banking sector is down by .2%. ist is where the money rotating out of this morning. financial services also part of that mix as well. bloomberg first word news update. here is sebastian salek. trump has donald claimed his tax reforms will be worth $400,000 a year to the average american household. in gettingr help legislation passed so he could "give the country the best christmas present of all." the business rate was in the fire line. pres. trump: our business tax rate is 60% higher than our average economic competitor. this is the giant self-inflicted economic wound. sebastian: mea

mr vajpayee. live in dos he will be hard to replace his thirteen goals across all competitions this season are by far the most on the team and his most naturally placement so much miller is out injured as well. but in glasgow the bavarians injury was haven't caused any overconfidence celtic coach brendan rodgers defense knows they will have their hands full come what may. be no good live in this case. because no middle you know and here to paris for from there for the team and then to go big squad. and then i'm sure they will find a way to to to replace them but. that doesn't mean that it's going to be this going to make the game easier for us one thing the hoops will have on their side is the venue celtic park is among the most imposing stay. in europe and will need to be at their best whoever starts at center forward all right. thanks so much for joining us and happy all the way. the whole deal.

miller. he had no clue as to what he was doing as a central banker. tom: we were set with mr. powell. do. the lesson from g william miller was i think the shortest live fed chairman in history, you need somebody with a grounding andarkets, economic theory, the interplay between central banking and real-time assessment of the problem. tom: right now the gaming is powell with john taylor as vice-chairman. can be get away with a g william miller business type irks and as chairman knowing that we got a fourth standard deviation event. does that the rework? the fed is a stephen: deep institution with a big bench so the question becomes what are businessman -- does he have the skill set and ability to listen and decipher evidence from this broad bench of talent on the staff of the federal reserve or. not.liam miller did i would be shocked if john taylor were to take a number two job. i don't think this is necessarily something he aspires .o at this point in his career anything can happen in these political sweepstakes. you,ine: good morning to stephen roach. political sweepstakes. how much d

. >>> "outfront" now, jason miller, served as communications advi adviser for the trump campaign. former mayor of philadelphia, mr. nutter. a widow of an american soldier spoke about how she felt, he went to twitter, not even using her name to say that her version is wrong. is this appropriate? >> well, i wish the president had not tweeted that this morning. i think it's a very emotional, very raw interview with saw with mrs. johnson this morning and i think the president would have been better served to just let this go. and the main reason is because the man that i saw working for him for seven months or so, but both the campaign and on the transition team, is someone who loves our soldiers, loves our veterans, loves the families of those who are serving our country so nobly and honorably and the fact that we're even having this conversation right now cuts against that. i think it's a bit of a different argument when you have a partisan political opponent who's attacking you, but today i would have recommended to the president just let this go. >> mayor nutter, you know, he says he spoke his name from the begin

decipher some of this gentleman named ken hughes a presidential research cher at the miller center at the university of virginia. mrd morning, bob. >> what is it that you're hoping to learn? as someone who researches presidents and history there the cia and fbi have tried to keep secret and have successfully all these years, what is it you're looking for that may help paint the picture more complete picture of what happened in dallas 54 years ago? >> well, we know that just little under two months before the assassination lee oswald visited mexico city, and he also visited the cuban and russian embassies at that time seeking a visa to travel do both cuba and russia. and our government had surveillance on those embassies at the time, so we hope to find out what, if anything, the cia learned about oswald back in september and october of 1963, and whether there was anything that should have sounded alarm bells at the time. so i think we're going to get more complete picture of oswald's activities and that's just good for history. >> so maybe he went there because he was knew our government had it out for fidel castro

miller a junior at the thomas campus of mastery charter school. friends and loved one say caleer was a soft-spoken hard working young man who was always respectful. >> called me mrldie every time he see me. i see hum coming from school, going to school or whatever, you know, going to play ball and he spoke and he was very respectful. >> caleer was a very nice young man. he was very respectful and we will never know what he had in front of him because of the tragedy that has occurred. >> reporter: so far no suspects or arrests but investigators say they believe the gunman and the victims knew each other. meanwhile two more families are left to pick up the pieces after act of senseless violence. >> where does it stop? where does it start? who is giving these kids these guns? and it's crazy. >> reporter: as you heard, saint joe's prep held a mass today in sal's honor and counselors are being made available at mastery charter's thomas campus for anyone who knew and loved caleer. anyone who knows anything about this case is asked to call police. reporting live from police headquarters, walter perez channel6 "action news." jim. >> ♪ >> thank you walter. >>> we continu

miller, the director of philanthropy and special projects at 5000 broadway productions. would you please stand? [applause] >> thank you. marie horwitz, the claimed radio host and playwright and mentor to mr. miranda, would you please stand and be recognized? [applause] >> we're honored that all of you are here this evening to share this evening with us. it is now my pleasure to introduce senator lisa murkowski, chair of the appropriations subcommittee on interior environment and related agencies. among the related agencies are the two national endowments for the arts and the humanities. she is a dedicated advocate for the arts. in lisa's words, there is nothing that holds us together more as americans or human beings as what comes to us through the arts. the u.s. capital historical society was honored in 2004 to be awarded the humanities medal. with a ceremony in the white house, a very exciting moment for the society, and personally for me. so, i would like to now bring to the podium senator lisa murkowski. [applause] senator murkowski: ron, thank you for that. it is indeed an honor to be with you this evening. to the family, mr. and mrs. miranda, wonderful to have you with us as we rec

mr viper. live in dos he will be hard to replace his thirteen goals across all competitions this season are by far the most on the team and his most naturally placement so much miller is out injured as well. but in glasgow the bavarians injury was haven't caused any overconfidence so as a coach brendan rodgers defense knows they will have their hands full come what may . be no good live in this case. because you know you know. he had to piece pairs for from there for the team and then because squad like . and then i'm sure they will find a way to to to replace them but. that doesn't mean that it's going to be he's going to make the game easier for us one thing the hoops will have on their side is the venue celtic park is among the most imposing stadiums in europe and byron will need to be at their best whoever starts at center forward. and staying with football cologne have been fined sixty thousand euros after their supporters causing trouble at a europa league game against arsenal last. months twenty thousand clone fans travel to london now most of them without having any tickets calls and take off to be delayed by an hour european football's governing body u.a.e

mr. president, or the white house counsel, these aren't interviews you should be doing, i'll take care of it, thank you. >> matt millerto, thank you next, numbers showing millions of americans without health care, al sharpton is here to talk about health care and is president trump u trump doing something or are we doing something wrong? it's "the beat." stay tuned. magic is pretty amazing. it can transform a frog into a prince. and sadness into happily ever after. but it can't transform your business. for that, you need dell technologies. 7 technology leaders now working together under one name. we're transforming jet engines into turbo-powered safety inspectors. dairy cows into living, breathing, data centers. and even a single hospital room into a global diagnostic network. and though it seems like magic, it's not. it's not the simple wave of a wand. it's people and technology working together to transform impossible into reality. magic can't make digital transformation happen. but we can. let's make it real. ♪ whstuff happens. old shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. if

mr. krebs for five minutes was opening statement. >> chairman ratcliffe, ranking member richmond, ranking them for thompson, miller's of the committee good morning thank you for today's hearing. in this month of october we recognize national cyber student awareness month, a time to focus on how cybersecurity is a shared responsibility that affects all americans. the department of homeland security through is a critical role in safeguarding and securing cyberspace, a core element emission. i want to begin by thanking committee for taking action over some of the cybersecurity infrastructure security agency act of 2017. if enacted this legislation would mature instream on the national protection and programs directorate or nppd, and rename our organization to clearly thelect our central mission. the department some support this much-needed effort and a gorgeous swift action by the full house and senate. nppd mission statement is clear. we lead the nation's ever to ensure the security of the h science of our cyber and physical infrastructure.ea we collaborate with other federal agencies, state, local and tribal tail governments and, of

miller had established himself as a hard working respect full young man who left a good impression on everyone he met. >> called me mr. goldie. i seen him coming and going to school, going play ball and he spoke and he was very respectful. >> he was a very nice young man. it was very respectful and we'll never know what he had in front of him because of the tragedy. >> reporter: investigators say the gunman used a 45 caliber weapon and remains on the loose at this hour leaving this neighborhood to ask the same old questions about gun violence in the city. >> where does it stop? who is giving these kids these guns? and this is crazy. >> reporter: saint joe's prep held mass today in sal's honor and counselors will be on campus of mastery charter thomas campus to help those who knew and loved khalir. reporting live from police headquarters, walter perez channel6 "action news." brian. >> walter, thank you. >>> a popular restaurant on philadelphia's south street was destroyed by an early morning fire. the flames raced through bridget foy's in queen village. the restaurant was closed and empty when it started but officials

mr vajpayee. live in davos he will be hard to replace his thirteen goals across all competitions this season are by far the most on the team and his most naturally placement so much miller is out injured as well. but in glasgow the bavarians injury was haven't caused any overconfidence celtic coach brendan rodgers defense knows they will have their hands full come what may. be no good live in this case. because you know you know. he had two piece spares for from there for the team and then the squad. and then i'm sure they will find a way to to to replace them but. that doesn't mean that it's going to mean he's going to make the game easier for us one thing the hoops will have on their side is the venue celtic park is among the most imposing stadiums in europe and byron will need to be at their best whoever starts at center forward. looking. for more on byron's showdown the champions league we have did have us by from the sport with us. good morning to you who's going to pick up the slack for byard was let me ask you down yeah it's a bit of a problem for boy and it's been a problem for a while i mean who is to replace the top striker when he's injured been extremely luc

miller versus equifax. you have heard of that case i am sure. mr. smith: vaguely. that is a case where a judge found -- congratulations on that case because that case was determined that you did not have to pay an $18 million penalty. we had to pay a 1.5 million dollars penalty because that is the most the constitution youred in the judge found actions were reprehensible. her words, not mine read it is stated clearly your own experts testified it is equifax's policy to investigate and correct files filed,ter a lawsuit is which is why i wanted to talk to somebody in the company to see if they are willing to change that. since there is no one here i guess not. i just wondered, you thought that was ok? apparently you thought i was a good policy in 2014. mr. smith: if a consumer has a dispute on his or her credit file we take it seriously. toy have the ability communicate with us directly. we work with the banks -- ignoredis case you just it and didn't do anything about it. the only reason there was a lawsuit was because two people with the same name of miller, the rec

mr vajpayee. live in dos he will be hard to replace his thirteen goals across all competitions this season are by far the most on the team and his most naturally placement tomas miller is out injured as well. but in glasgow the bavarians injury was haven't caused any overconfidence celtic coach brendan rodgers defense knows they will have their hands full come what may. be no good live in this case. because no matter you know. here to paris for from there for the team within the squad. and then i'm sure they will find a way to to to replace them but. that doesn't mean that it's going to meet the is going to make the game easier for us one thing the hoops will have on their side is the venue celtic park is among the most imposing stadiums in europe and biron will need to be at their best whoever starts at center forward all. right that match is tonight and we have jonathan crane from b.w. sports with us here in the studio hi jonathan so robert let me ask is out. who is going to pick up the slack for a buyer who i mean it's a massive blow levon dusky out and he's not for replacement thomas millar to base his thigh injuries coincidentally but i think we've hit binds ac

miller is outside in frankfurt. i feel like mario draghi did not even really need to show up for this. mr.ve done this himself or herself. it is exactly in line with consensus. some people are saying maybe they will only go to 40 and stay a little dovish, and jpmorgan saying maybe they will go further to 20 and get a little bit hawkish. consensus was on 30 and that is what they did and consensus was also for nine months. consensus said they will not hike until thee end, until long after the qe program is done. mario draghi job owning the ning the- jawbo purchases of 30 billion a month and they are always willing to get the bazooka out again. they reserve to write -- the right to spend more, saying they are in line with consensus and they think about it quite dovish but he is no test has no reason to get hawkish. -- has no reason to get hawkish. david: given what you have learned in the last jonathan: -- given what you have learned in the past couple of minutes is that a gap stop you want to buy? >> we have to wait until draghi takes the stage to make that final decision. do they maintain t

mr vajpayee. live in davos he will be hard to replace his thirteen goals across all competitions this season are by far the most on the team and his most naturally placements tomas milleris out injured as well. but in glasgow the bavarians injury was haven't caused any overconfidence celtic coach brendan rodgers defense knows they will have their hands full come what may. be no good live in this case. because no minnow you know. he had to piece as far from there for the team then because. and then i'm sure they will find a way to to to replace them but. that doesn't mean that he's going to meet the is going to make the game easier for us one thing the hoops will have on their side is the venue celtic park is among the most imposing stadiums in europe and biron will need to be at their best whoever starts at center forward. by putting the last. globe dot com. this is black and. be up there. was a scene from between heaven and hell a german t.v. production telling the story of martin luther and his famous ninety five feces and other cultural highlights and again events celebrating the five hundred one of us three of the reformation robin merrill from the culture desk is

i also want to congratulate pat miller on receiving the daniel award for pro-life commitment during monday night's dinner. mr. banks: throughout his career he's been a consistent and compassionate voice for the cause of life and there is no one more deserving of this prestigious award. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. kildee: thank you, mr. speaker. last week the republicans brought their extreme budget to the floor. a budget that forces the middle class to pay more in taxes just to give the wealthiest americans a massive tax break. massive tax cut. this budget slashes investments in our future in roads and bridges, in education. just so it can provide huge tax breaks to the absolute wealthiest americans. billionaires would receive a massive tax cut under this plan. this it billionaires first tax plan, according to the nonprofit, nonpartisan tax policy certainty, middle c