mr. miller's -- mr. robert mueller's probes.so, president trump's financial dealings, could it go in separate directions with different branches of the government investigating all of this in different ways? it very likely will go in different directions but does it snip off mueller want the collusion part or the obstruction part of the investigation it if mueller feel he could very well make that publicly known, at least through communication to congress. that would allow these other investigations to go forward, and it sounds that he has a plea deal in the making with dates, was indicted with paul manafort. i wrote a column in the next morning saying that i think gates is going to flip, yet that indictment was designed to get gates to flip. anything ons has trump are the white house is speculative, and he is likely to have something on paul manafort. david: thank you so much, jonathan. i could hear you hesitate -- it is great to have you. [laughter] shery: just a reminder, we continue to wait for attorney general rod rosenstei

mr. miller. before we move on with the speakers, i want to acknowledge the fact that june williams is here as a represent from senator harris' office and ellen nance is with us tonight. you're welcome to be with us as well. i want to invite dr. bennett -- may we adjust the presentation schedule just a little bit, miss deberry has a time crunch. welcoming christine deberry. >> i appreciate the indulgence. apparently everything is scheduled on this date. christine soto-deberry. pleased to be here before all of you and to present on this very important topic. can you hear me? sorry. i'm not tall enough. >> it's good. >> latino, i'm short but in heels. >> but powerful. >> i'm going to be as brief as i can. i know there are many presenters with a lot of interesting information. i want to extend that i'm happy to have conversations away from this commission meeting with you the public or commissioners to fill you in on the work we do. we have a lot of passion around data and equity issues it imindicate

mr miller. no one knew when they would get back up safely from up to fifteen hundred meters below ground my children. in every way they view we had this from the news the miners were pulled up one by one in a lift powered by a generator no serious injuries were reported but conditions were difficult and things could have ended differently. i think. mine unions say the incident reflects ongoing safety problems they're calling for an independent investigation. last october the investigative journalist ethnic khurana it was murder and malta in a car bomb explosion three men killing but the fight against corruption on the island is far from over. reports. history and beauty but behind the fortresses and thick walls of ancient malta the island and is riven by conflict and scandal in this if journalist money media is fighting for the legacy of duff and the couple. was murdered reporting on government corruption. it's a mixture of responsibility and good will because we're left her pretty much alone re

mr. miller? >> well, congressman, of course as i stated in my testimony, or oral statement, we do a collaborative effort very much so with the va, with hud, with fema, with other organizations as well as u.s. intercouncil on homelessness but when a grantee for an hvrp program puts forth an application, one of the things is they have to have in an application a strategy of how they are going to work with agencies such as the va and hud and overcome housing and health care needs of the individual. we use things such as the va supportive services for veterans families, it's encouraged the va's grant per diem program, the program that was mentioned or continuing of care. in addition to you mentioned about the federal level but we also work with states and local levels to do that as well as our grantees and we provided about $45 million for grantees all over the country, nationwide if both rural and urban settings for about 155 grantees all over the country. we also urge them to work together. that's

mr. miller, 20 hours of in front of mueller's steam for steve bannon. what do you make of that? what happened during the campaign, i suspect he's probably most interesting to bob mueller's team for what he saw in that first six months in the white house. if you go back to the obstruction of justice investigation, all the key events really happened right after the president took office when he started his first series of conversations with james comey up through the firing of jim comey, the meddling, the request to the intel community to meddle in the investigation, all the way through the reports of that trump tower meeting and that misleading statement that the president dictated that went out from air force 1. steve bannon was in the room for that. he was a senior official for all of that. i suspect mueller is honing in on the obstruction justice piece. the obstruction of justice piece is the one place where we've seen so far direct claims of possible legal liability against the president himself. i suspect that's what steve bannon is the most relevant witness for in that 20-h

via the abyss as mr miller and then we got. and that's exactly what british that had my victims up to sealing the documents are supposed to prove that there was an undisclosed relationship between politicians and the pharmaceutical company. the influence of the german government in that which as i say appears to be the case from the from the papers it is one which on the face of it offends the constitutional principle of no executive should interfere with the. responsibility an exercise of its duty by the judiciary and that's a constitutional principle which the germans accept which is accepted in these throughout europe. ex-pat incident the sky now i'm mission to give me so i can simply take would often be often stoff would say something einstein on disk which says it's. not part of the slant. and does a sunny. british little victims insist that they were denied a fair settlement. with the german foundation under the circumstances. two ways first of all the physical damage itself. but as well there's a constant reminder that t

will be your business as mr miller and then we'll go. and that's exactly what british that in my victims are pursuing the documents are supposed to prove that there was an undisclosed relationship between politicians and the pharmaceutical company. the influence of the german government in that which as i say appears to be the case from the from the papers it is one which on the face of it offends the constitutional principle of no executive should interfere with the. responsibility an exercise of its duty by the judiciary and that's a constitutional principle which the germans accept which is accepted indeed throughout europe. ex-pat incident the sky now i'm michelle moviedom hot psyche stupidity quite often bad and often stoff would say seventy einstein on this process it's. not possible. slant. darfur. came to. london. and does a sunday. on here to mention getting about on the left and. british the little victims insist that they were tonight a fast settlement. founder of the german country gun foundation was formed under the circumst

mr. miller, thank you for sitting down with me after your truly troubling and unhinged interview with jake> good to be here. >> stephen: now, everyone is talking about this book, michael wolff's "fire and fury." but i want to know, what do you have to say about this book? >> the author is a garbage person of a garbage book. ( laughter ) >> stephen: how about this one? >> page after page after page of the book is pure false. >> stephen: and this one? >> nothing but a pile of trash through and through. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and, finally, this one, stephen colbert's "midnight confessions." >> something magical that's happening in the heart of this country. ( applause )

mr. miller, thank you for sitting down with me after your truly troubling and unhinged interview with jake >> good to be here. >> stephen: now, everyone is talking about this book, michael wolff's "fire and fury." but i want to know, what do you have to say about this book? >> the author is a garbage person of a garbage book. ( laughter ) >> stephen: how about this one? >> page after page after page of the book is pure false. >> stephen: and this one? >> nothing but a pile of trash through and through. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and, finally, this one, stephen colbert's "midnight confessions." >> something magical that's happening in the heart of this country.

mr. miller insisted advisory committee and international economic policy. richard miles in the middle is a senior fellow and director of the u.s.-mexico futures initiative and the deputy director of the american program at the sis. he has over 20 years of experience as a foreign service officer with the department of state intelligence officer with the u.s. army. his diplomatic assignments include the u.s. embassy in argentina, barbados, germany and iraq. he's also been the ultimate representative of the united date and the western hemisphere affairs at either to the under secretary for political affairs. dr. chris sands is director for canadian studies and senior associate at the sis. he's directed research on the mass implementation of the automotive industry and bilateral agreement. he's a member of the advisory board of the mcdonald institute and the canada united states fought institute as well as the frequent commentator on media in regards to bilateral trade issues. to start off today's conversation, mr. miller, would you like to comment and this is

well there's no question that if mr miller makes any effort at laying out a criminal case against donald trump that mr trump. will either fire him or fire mr rosenstein and somebody else to fire him i believe that i have no doubt that that is the trump pattern of behavior which he makes abnormal unconstitutional conduct as if it were normal but it will be a constitutional crisis if he does that think. to have a military printk. to have a military parade like the autocrats of the world china or russia do military parades that this man is not somebody who looks at our constitution as the supreme law of our country he more like and himself to putin into autocrats i'm not labeling him and i'm not attacking him it is a simple fact that he mentions putin as a great leader who sits in on may day and looks at all the tanks rolling by that's not america he looks at the justice department as a law firm that should be loyal to him that's not america that's a banana republic our justice department is independent of politics in the white house at least it has been until mr trump so i'm very worried a

mr. miller and mr. white. miller, embarrassed as well, in fact he says that.same time, he understands, look, it's the russians. you've shown me that this is what they try to do, and then for michael white, i think his insights are pretty prescient. he's saying, look, if we have a legitimate campaign and we can't tell the difference between where a russian campaign is and where our campaign is, we're in real trouble. it's going to take away from the legitimacy of it. all joke aside, that's the real issue here. >> it is the real issue. i think that's right. but listen, i have to say no, i don't feel sorry for her. and i'm a compassionate person. but she needs to know the truth. and if not, we're not helping. we're hurting her by saying, i feel sorry for her, i understand her position. no, i don't understand her position and i don't care if you're a political activist. if you are, in fact, unwittingly helping the russians and someone offers you legitimate proof, whether you think they're on the other side or not, the facts are real. more people should be standing

democrats and the opposition media that's making it a big deal yes that must serve in moscow if mr miller has got this right this speaks to old fashioned cold war espionage overlaid with a quite unsafe istic eighty two use of technology yes or no well i think that's not from both sides get in your ear. continuing because it's been not from both sides russian and american we cannot concentrate attention on the on russian the spanish deal surely it doesn't it doesn't it's here only matter the issue it does not materially matter whether there's espionage on both sides because we're talking here about the us election having been skewed not the russian election or that it's the significant point here well we watched where it tentatively ference of the united states in demonstrations in russia in blood in a square for example the us three years ago what they do americans they are it delayed did their being growed in the center of moscow get in or goes to move from one corner of the square to the ennahda for on t.v. internet t.v. and people in russian speaking and i think we're sitting in san fr

your major take of the first point is that of course none of these people are going to be tried so mr miller has prepared a very complicated portentously worded indictment which is never going to be tested because there is no extradition is an extradition brought the russians are not going to extradite these people they're going to stay in russia so you doesn't have to prove any of the things that he has said what seems to have happened is that some of these people have gauged intro link on the internet and they've done things which let's be straightforward oddly things mr myler but not unheard of the not unheard of and not just specifically to rush as if it were actually going to hear nothing you hear at all i mean anybody who goes on the internet comes across trolls what most has done is he wants to prove that there is this vast intricate dangerous conspiracy he's put all this together he's labeled the internet agency in st petersburg is responsible and he's trawled around to various laws that he can stick offenses against these people essentially what this was if you read the indictment w

take over the first point to say is that of course none of these people are going to be tried so mr miller has prepared a very complicated sees portentously word indictment which is never going to be tested because there is no extradition extradition but all the russians are not going to extradite these people they get to stay in russia sees doesn't have to prove any of the things that he has said what seems to have happened is that some of these people have gauged intruding on the internet and they've done things which let's be straightforward. mr molder but not unheard of the note on. them and not just specifically to rush as if it were actually going to hear nothing you hear at all. anybody who goes on the internet comes across troubles what most has done is he wants to prove that there is this vast intricate dangerous conspiracy he's put all this together he's labeled as the internet agency in st petersburg is responsible and he strolled around to various laws that he can stick offenses against these people essentially what this was if you read the indictment well this was a commercial

mr. miller talked about it. do you think they're not listening to the president? what is going on? >> they have to have the wall or he will not sign. that's clear. >> say it again. >> tweet it again? he has been saying it. >> why do you -- do they not take him seriously? >> they didn't take him seriously the last time. the democrats alargely got the blame and chuck schumer had to say "uncle, let's reopen the government." i'm thinking about what trish said earlier about the term papers, i remember always doing that at the last minute and waiting until the last minute to get it done. that's what congress is doing all the time. we're back in the same boat three weeks ago. we promise, we'll get it done, and they're about to shut down again. >> trish, there is some reporting, and i want to look closer at it, because i don't know which lawmakers are in favor, but there is some reporting there is consideration of doing this a year from now, somehow kicking the can down the road on dreamers. you're laughing, you know about this. a whole year from now. i thought the whole point was to get i

mr. miller, think of this -- it's not impossible that today's indictment drops and it's kind of high-profileum and it's designed to get everybody's attention and then someone calls mr. dowd or ty cobb and says, hey, we really need to get a date for your boss to come in and talk to us, let's get a date on the calendar, that would get your attention. >> it certainly would get your attention. >> mueller is pushing very hard on a number of different front. one of the things about this indictment today, it lays out this conspiracy and sets the platform on which to build future charges. one of the things it doesn't address at all is the hacking of the dnc e-mails and john podesta e-mails. you have to think future charges are coming in that part of the investigation, if mueller is willing to indictment russian officials in this part, the social security media part, you'd think he'd be willing to do this on that as well. i assume he's pushing forward aggressively on that, he's pushing forward aggressively on obstruction and to your point i think he absolutely will be continuing to push for that inte

mr. miller? >> congressman, of course as i stated in my testimony or the statement, we do a collaborative effort very much so with the va, with hud, with fema and other organizations as well as the u.s. council on homelessness. when a grantee for an hvrp program puts forth an applicati application, one of the things they have to have in an application is a strategy of how they going to work with an agency such as the va and hud and overcome housing and health care needs of the individual. ee this encourages the grant per diem program and hud veteran affairs and the hud program mentioned and you mentioned at the federal level and the state and local level at the grantee. nationwide in both rural and urban settings for 155 grantees all over the country and we urge them to work together. that's what makes our program such a success. the collaborative efforts between the grantees and the partners. >> thank you for that very thorough response. i want to shift gears in the remaining time regarding the

mr. miller, thank you for sitting down with me after your truly troubling and unhinged interview with jake tapper. >> good to be here. >> stephen: now, everyone is talking about this book, michael wolff's "fire and fury." but i want to know, what do you have to say about this book? >> the author is a garbage person of a garbage book. ( laughter ) >> stephen: how about this one? >> page after page after page of the book is pure false. >> stephen: and this one? >> nothing but a pile of trash through and through. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and, finally, this one, stephen colbert's "midnight confessions." >> something magical that's happening in the heart of this country. ( applause ) >> stephen: that's very sweet, thank you. but let's get back to the president. do you know him well? >> i had a chance to travel all across the country with the president on trump force one. >> stephen: trump force one is not a thing. you're insane. ( laughter ) >> look, you can be as condescending as you want. >> stephen: i can? oh, good to know! i love your forehead. is it true it's the inspiration behind the fil

and in the first half a shot to hit back to tie the score before half time after the break mr reliable thomas miller scored to make it two one and put the bavarians even closer to a sixth league championship in a row that is action have also seen plenty of goals fly in here are the results so far there's that by a victory over shocker one two nil at leverkusen frankfurt beat bottom side cologne four to fellow strugglers hamburg lost two nil at dortmund had over one to one against fry book and hoffenheim mind for two and one to nil against alex berg and there are two more matches to come on sunday you're up to date with news we're back at the top of the hour and now we'll leave you with some pictures from joe in central china as part of the city's annual spring festival a lantern show is illuminating the night sky with some ten million l.e.d. bulbs thanks for watching. to learn german with d w. any time any place.

first half but shot that hit back to tie the scores before half time that after the break mr reliable thomas miller scored to make it two one and put the variance even closer to a sixth league championship in a row that is actually has also seen plenty of goals fly and here are the results so far there is that buy in victory over shaka heads i want to know at leverkusen frankfurt bottom side cologne four to fellow strugglers hamburg lost to know at dortmund hannover one to one against frye book and hoffenheim beat mind for two on friday at leipzig one two nil against alex burke and there are two more matches to come on sunday. rio de janeiro's carnival is the famous for its elaborate costumes and dazzling samba dances thousands of people have been flooding the city streets taking part in iraq as parades no one party this weekend even man's best friend who could join in the fun at the annual pet friendly parade animal lovers and therefore legged friends strutted their stuff in an array of creative costumes from tutu's to feathers pups of all shapes and sizes took part wagging their tails to the soun

mr. miller, which elect a comment, and this is a question for the panel, which elect to comment on congressional oversight on nafta so far and wide as the role of trade promotion affect nafta negotiations? thank you for hosting this event, it is a great pleasure being here. one of the reasons i found participating in this panel appealing is that it is a panel focusing on the right topic, the topic being how this congress deal with a trade agreement? a lot of coverage on nafta is about executive branch actions and takes the form of play-by-play. if you follow news coverage on nafta, it is who said what, and what do we think about that. when you consider the role of congress you think about the endgame. the united states federal powers,nt has limited and one of those enumerated powers is foreign commerce, and it is article went in our constitution, the article dealing with commerce. congress has the power to regulate commerce, and is the and called trade authority, or fast-track, and to the executive branch to do the work of negotiating the treaty, ultimately a successful trade requires of any sor

mr. miller, let's start with you. you have five minutes for opening remarks. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> ranks members of brownlee and o rourke and distinguished members of the subcommittee. thank you very much for providing statements on veteran homelessness. as a former chief of staff in this body i want to recognize you and committee staff for tireless efforts to make sure you fulfill obligations for veterans and their families. my name is matt miller and i'm the deputy at the veterans employment and training service for vets. i'm also the department's representative on the u.s. intern agency on homelessness. secretary acosta stands behind our service members and veterans. he has a clear goal that will assist our veterans in finding and keeping good jobs. for the department, one veteran experiencing homelessness is one too many. we look forward to working with the subcommittees and those who served with the employment support, assistance and opportunities they deserve to succeed in our partnerships extend the ability to achieve its mission and bring resources to bear for

miller. >> reporter: reids ferry market 's mr sam safa can't believe his wock. winning powerball ticket worth $560 million was bought here. >> i get $75,000, as a bonus for o lling the ticket, and who can say no to money? >> reporter: the ticket owner wants her money, but she wants d stay anonymous, claiming it's a "significant invasion of her privacy" in a lawsuit filed in new hampshire state court. in 2016, a new hampshire powerball winner established a trust and claimed their $487 million, but january's winner icgned her name on the ticket as requested by lottery instructions. by not claiming her prize, she ntands to lose $50,000 a day in interest. edward jones financial adviser perry radford works in rdrrimack. what's the first order of business? >> you want to have a whole group of people on your side, because everybody is going to be >>ming after you. so build a team that can be on your side. >> reporter: already, she's got a lot of people on her side. >> it's going to be a living hell. she'll have to change her name and move away if they put her name out

undeniable on friday special counsel robert miller charged thirteen russians with running a huge social media trolling campaign against democrat hillary clinton. mr foreign minister i just wanted more your reaction is to the indictments the published yesterday the united states that show us one point two five million dollars a month of russian taxpayers' money being spent in trying to influence the american election that was to see a good return on that investment they said no i have no response you can publish anything and we have seen those indictments and i've also read the statements from the how month security advisor in the u.s. he denied the reports that any country had influence the election results the same was said by mike pence either here or maybe in another european capital so until we had the facts everything else is just blather as you can see with the f.b.i. indictment the evidence is now really incontrovertibly and available in the public domain whereas in the past it was it was difficult to attribute for a couple of reasons first technically it was difficult but then also you didn't want to divulge your intelligence capabilities

miller bisher. thanks for bringing mr. flynn to us. so exciting., it's been quite a journey for this fellow. i understand this might be his last show. it's got to be all the more sweet. >> it's bittersweet because i enjoy being around him. he's lived with me for two years but that's a pretty awesome way to stop. >> where does he go? >> he'll go back to his breeder/owner in michigan. >> bill is the professional handler so he handles the dog at the show. there were several wonderful dogs in the best in show ring but flynn is a perfect example of his breed. he has the dark round eye that create that beautiful expression of a bichon as you can see. very beautiful expression. alert. >> ah. >> well, it's been a very late night. very late night for him. >> now, flynn is his stage name so to speak. what's his official name. >> it's a handful. >> i always get it wrong. i always think it's all i need is love but i think it's all i want is love. >> all i want is love. that's right. >> all i want is love. >> so how do you keep him so well groomed? >> well, he

mr downer's a.n.c. leader in december you faces a number of corruption charges after nine years in power coming to miller joins us live from johannesburg what are we expecting from this meeting. well those meetings been going on for a couple of hours now and the expectation is that the national executive committee will come out to push jacob zuma to resign all indications so far is that his resisted that and that's even through talks with the president of the a.n.c. so remote pours out over the last few days where they were trying to come to some sort of solution some sort of exit plan to get jacob zuma out it seems that those talks collapse there were a number of demands from jacob zuma which the a.n.c. as a party even though the governing party can't necessarily meet around devotee around prosecution related to these poor corruption charges and and even the state covering the cost of legal fees as well as security for his family now these reports around what the president may have wanted he's not stepped down yet and so the expectation is that this if he see meeting does come up with a decisive plan an

thank you mr minister we have time for a few questions and we have we collected some questions already if the if there are questions please read the miller piece of paper because right as i sit down to take questions we are going to quickly go over to our correspondent who's also been listening in on the iranian foreign minister a little bit earlier we had the. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling iran the greatest straight to the world and mohammed zarif dismissed it as cartoonish and didn't deserve a response he was talking about the defeat of iceland he welcomed that but also that the root cause is still exist and they need to be addressed what iran wants he said reasons strong region and not a strong man and he called for fresh regional security architecture and multi lateral ism to step into place and also he said the nuclear deal is the only deal in town. so let's deal with israel first he really dismissed israel the comments made by benjamin netanyahu but he was still able to get a dig in wasn't. absolutely a.j. i mean it didn't take the iranians long to hit back the comments made by the israeli prime minister benjami

miller that is joining us right now. by the way, we have already had we've had mr. lamb repeatedly for any and all of my fox news or business shows, he's yet to get back to us. thanks for being here. thanks for taking the time. >> thanks for having me, neil. >> neil: there does seem to be a pent-up incumbent angst, rage, however you want to describe it. you're a different kettle in a way that you are anti-or an alternative to either party. is that how you frame yourself? >> yes, that's correct. the thing is that i think i'm the most logical choice for a candidate for voters in this special election. take a look at rick. he has the legislative background and connor lamb, yes, he has the legal background. i'm the only candidate that has a legal background and experience in the legislative branch of government. >> neil: the legal background could work both ways, by the way. let me ask you a little bit about what is happening in your state. in this redistricting going on here, it could take a 13-5 advantage in favor of republicans for the 18 congressional seats and mayb

mr. fernandez as teacher of the year in 1995. he died in 2015 after nearly 20 years at the school. miss miller, miss stuckey, entire board, no one would agree to an interview. in the latest statement the school repeated that due to con if confidentiality, couldn't say anything. and regrets that if anyone felt unsafe because of anything they perceived the administration did or did not do. what started with jane doe snowballed. ten former students and a coach have gone public with accusations of sexual assault, harassment and inappropriate touching. but the school stands by principal miller and her responses and denies accounts of jane doe and sharon hodgy miller. >> are they calling you a liar? >> if they are, that's okay. as long as they change their behavior. >> leslie says that response spurred a petition with nearly 3500 signatures calling for new leadership at the school. >> protecting teachers over student for over 30 years. >> if they had taken appropriate and legal action that they should have, it would have spared at least two people that we know about, the abuse they suffered. >> pres

. >> joining me now is ryan lizza, jason miller, maria cardona, mike shields, asha rangappa, and paul begala. you heard what mr. lu said. it certainly seems like the white house's argument has shifted yet again from yesterday, pointing the finger at the fbi and intelligence agencies as not completing their background check. now it's this relatively obscure office which doesn't do investigations. >> what changed is the fbi came out and said, hey, we investigated this. we sent it to the white house. it was their ball from there, their responsibility to do what they should with this information. one of the thing this points to is perhaps as president you don't want to be at war with your own fbi. in a until administration, you might have some coordination with the fbi about how to handle the sort of public relations on something like this. but handing off the responsibility to an obscure bureaucratic office at the white house, which does not have nearly the responsibility from all the experts that have talked about this today that the white house is claiming they have, seems like just passing the buck. >> paul y,

mr. president. you be with us, we can make this bill better. but we're not going to turn this agenda over to the apost-le of tom tancedo, steve miller is never going to run this show and get you anything. the american people want the border secured an they want the wall you talked about and you can get it. the american people want to give these young folks, the daca recipients a better life, to live in the country, this is the only place they know. and we're we go to the parents next and we'll go to e-verify next and d legal immigration and co-merit-based immigration next but mr. president, listen to the american people. and lead us in congress and all will turn out well. if you turn this agenda over to the nest most extreme people on this issue, you're going to fail like obama and bush. let me just say -- >> let me just say, to interpret that, the senate is designed to work in a bipartisan way and what you saw is a bipartisan group of people defined by our bipartisan -- one of our bipartisan partners here lindsey graham. >> let me address the veto issue. it was three years ago, february 20 15, i was a co-sponsor of a bill with democrats and repub

undeniable friday special counsel robert miller charged thirteen russians with running a huge social media trolling campaign against presidential candidate hillary clinton mr foreign minister i just wondered what your reaction is to the indictments the war published yesterday the united states that show us one point two five million dollars a month of russian taxpayers' money being spent in trying to influence the american election do you think that was do you see a good return on that investment it's a good i have no response you can publish anything and we have seen those indictments and i've also read the statements from the homeland security adviser in the u.s. who denied the reports that any country to influence the election results the same was said by mike pence either here or maybe in another european capital so until we have the facts everything else is just blather for a child's has more from moscow. russian response so far has essentially amplified a sense of incredulity incredulity that thirteen people could of influence the voting of more than three hundred million americans incredulity that these thirteen people could have acted against the b

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miller is in berlin. the cash trade less than 30 minutes away. ♪ guy: the bank of japan governor mr.uroda will lead the central bank another five years. in pushing higher after the nomination. will it break 105? suga is getting concerned in tokyo about the change. the tie-in in election points to a grand coalition. coloring deutsche bank. after lowering its stake, the chinese conglomerate hna turns to them to help hedge its stake in the german lender. half an hour till the european open. look at where we see futures trading after the gains yesterday, futures are up today and a percent mispriced is indicating again at the open. pretty decent gain across european indexes, with the exception of the ftse which is open lower.e -- to everyone else looks green on friday. treasuries, we are holding at a level of 2.9%. this is a three-day chart of the treasury yield and you can see that after a big gain on valentine's day, up to 2.9%, we are holding their. , ones coming down a tick basis point. otherwise, it looks like levels will stay high on this friday. charthere is only one column i want

mr downer's a.n.c. leader in december if this is a number of corruption charges after nine years in power i mean the miller has more from johannesburg. the agency's national executive committee the top decision making body has been meeting for hours it's expected to recall president jacob zuma from his position the president would then need to resign but all indications are this may not happen. as existed calls to step down for months including the last few days where we understand that the president of the a.n.c. . been in talks with zuma to agree on some sort of exit but those talks reportedly failed and now it's up to the ne seed to decide what next for president zuma even if the any c. decides to recall summa it doesn't have the power to remove a sitting head of state so zuma would have to resign if he doesn't the a.n.c. is likely to move for a motion of no confidence in parliament now opposition parties already have a motion of no confidence debate scheduled for later this month but want to move forward to this week and the following of that they want to parliament dissolved and south africa to hold t

miller who has joined us. this is what we are seeing across the markets at the moment. and negative picture coming through. perhaps we have the mr a few movers to the upside, up by 3.3%.moving a return of cash to shareholders could be of interest. a few oil supplier businesses in there, as well. the oil price looks a little stronger when we checked in earlier today. a mixed bag of movers to the downside. caixabank is in there. thatk set of earnings from spanish bank and the stock is down by more than 2%. that's the picture across the equity markets right now. to the be looking ahead jobs report later today. one of the big factors will be 180,000 and 4.1%. matt: i am looking at the spanish jobs report. we were looking for a number that was 52.5 and we got a number that was 63.7. the spanish unemployment level a netet change -- as change, not as strong as we have thought or maybe stronger depending on how you look at it. 63.7 is what we got, the survey number was 52.5. unemployment has been coming down pretty drastically of late across the nations, especially of frankfurt,re germany where i am. as equity trading gets underway for