that bill established the joint select committee on solvency of multi-employer pension plans. that is a 16-member panel made up equally of eight senators and eight house members, divided equally between both parties. they are tasked with finding a solution by november 30th, and they held the first of five meetings last month. today senator brown will be discussing this issue, and the committee he is co-leading with u.s. senator oren hatch of utah. he will talk about what is at stake if congress does nothing. since 2007 senator brown has represented ohio in the senate -- in the u.s. senate, focusing much of his attention on american manufacturing and fair trade. brown serves as the ranking member of the senate banking committee and was the first ohio senator in 40 years to serve on the senate agriculture committee. prior to his election to the u.s. senate, brown served as a u.s. representative for the 13th district of ohio. he has also served as a member of his state legislature and as secretary of state in ohio. please join me in welcoming senator sherrod brown. [ applause ] >

that can't happen in a multi lateral agreement. at least it hasn't yet. >> i think the president is very uncomfortable with these multi lateral deals. he much prefers bilateral deals. we are make something progress on nafta. i think that's a good thing. we'll be meeting with japan in florida next week. there might be some by lateral potential there. whether that rolls through, he's got china. we are work on that. things look better. they know they have to toe the line in much of these. these things have to be pro growth man america's interests. and you can't have unfair trade practices or illegal trading practices. that's the big gripe with respect to china. lou: take a look at what happened as a result of the president's overtures to president xi jinping. just this week he is responding to the president's hard line on fair trade. not free trade. not another multi lateral agreement. talk specifically on the issue of china. this is what president xi said. china relied in the past on creating favorable policies for itself. we'll have

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former south african president jacob zuma arrives in court to face trial on corruption charges over a multi billion dollar arms deal plus. but in this particular instance the arsonist wishes to investigate the same fire a heated exchange between london and moscow at the u.n. meeting over a nerve agent attack on a former russian spy. welcome to the program we begin with breaking news out of south korea where the former president park geun hay has been found guilty of abuse of power and coercion now the decision was made after the chief judge read a lengthy statement outlining the eighteen charges against parg park has not attended the proceedings which were broadcast live let's cross over now to kathy novak who is outside the court house in seoul of course the eyes of the country on the capital guilty as charged i mean what else did the judge say. well the prosecutors had been asking for thirty years the judge gave her twenty four it still must be said this is a hefty sentence against this former president who was swept up in really the biggest corruption scandal to hit south korea this real

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and this is a multi-leveled issue that requires different solutions.p-all solution. it's not we ban all guns, it's not we fund more mental health, it's an all-out multi-sided solution that we require. >> trevor: right. and before i let you go, is there something you feel like people are missing about you as human beings and as students? >> i think they forget that we're still in pain, and some of us aren't ready to just go back right into our lives and to school and, like, we go to school and there's still media there every day. there are people standing outside taking pictures like it's the las vegas sign, and it's still new for us. it's only been a month and a half and we're still in pain. >> trevor: thank you so much for coming and joining us. i know people will be marching with you. you guys have motivated a nation. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: one more time, ladies and gentlemen. amazing budge students from msd high. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ good things come to those who g

that's a multi-pronged approach. one is just high visibility uniformed patrol officers out there, but we also have plain- clothed officers out there doing surveillance. >> reporter: this increased commitment to stopping car break-ins comes after a report that showed a historic high last year. more than 3,100 reported incidents. >>> tonight, the city of san francisco is using a smart phone app to help find double parkers. 311 app now includes a feature where users can send photos of cars that are blocking bikes or traffic lanes. >> over the last couple of years, we have increased the number of the double parking. we are also looking at gridlock enforcements as well. if you're blocking the intersection, we will try to enforce that better as well. >> well that new feature could be used to report people blocking driveways or parking on sidewalks. >>> and tonight caltrans is getting ready to pony up $10 million to clean up freeways in santa clara county. littering there has been a constant problem. the emergency funds wil

notes that the multi-employer pension system lobbied in 2015. businesses thrived while so many other companies failed, costing money to the pnension system, obviously. those small businesses can't publicly say what keeps them up at might. the fear of the multi-pension plan will fail their businesses fail. they can't tell their customers, workers or creditors that they're pension plan could be failing without losing their ability to get loans and risking the businesses they've worked for many years they've built. but you can, you can tell their stories. this issue cuts to the heart of who we are as a country. people of both political parties talk about the dream, if you work hard you can earn your way to a better life. these more than worked hard. they've worked as coal miners, teamsters, driving trucks, working many manufacturer, working in construction, they go to the mines day after day, 20 sometimes 30 or 40 years. that i have earned security retirement. mike told me i haven't asked for anything from this country but i don't want to see this

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he says we have to defend multi-lateralism and often times, president trump and his administration goingst days with steve bannon there have been noted to be on the other side of that argument. talking about american nationalism as it both leaders speaking to their respective countries and speaking to the world, but i'm struck again by the fact that the french president seemed to be speaking largely to an audience of one. while he was talking about these differences, peppering his speech with the phrase my dear president trump. part of that might be the translation from french to english, but it was notable, nonetheless. >> i think macron, you're absolutely right, john, showed his cards here. the history line, you know, the u.s. and france and europe have a date with history suggests just how important he thinks this visit is, and his moment to try to convince trump to get back into some of these global deals. and he hit on some of the, you know, couple of the major, major differences between him and the trump administration. everything from climate change, as you mentioned. nationalism,

we'll get the inside track on how competitve computer gaming has become a multi—million dollar businessand find out why people pay not to play it, butjust to watch it. and as elon musk tells staff at tesla to walk out of meetings, or hang up on calls that go on too long, we want to know — wise words or recipe for chaos? would you walk out of a meeting when it gets too boring? let us know, just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. yes, i would walk out at the meeting, would you 7 yes, i would walk out at the meeting, would you? send your comments about that story or any others we are covering an business live. we start in washington, where many of the most important in global finance are meeting. the international monetary fund's spirng meetings are being held amid a climate of rising trade tensions and a warning not to get complacent, despite a healthy recovery in the global econom. —— global economy. finance ministers and central bankers are also being told that the world needs to cut debt levels. imf chief christine lagarde warned recently that rising tensions over trade mean the "system of ru

also coming up former south african president jacob zuma faces trial on corruption charges over a multi-billion dollar arms deal plus. palestinians for pavel protests after israeli forces killed twenty one people along the gaza border in the last week and . standing by supporters rally in brazil as the deadline for former president to go to jail edges closer. to the program we begin with breaking news coming out of south korea where former president good to haiti has been found guilty of abuse of power and coercion the decision was made after the chief judge read a lengthy statement by ending the eighteen charges against park. the proceedings which were broadcast live. outside the courthouse in seoul. where the prosecutors had been asking for thirty years the judge gave her twenty four it still must be said this is a hefty sentence against this former president who was swept up in really the biggest corruption scandal to hit south korea this really captured the nation's attention months of mass protests in central seoul and these proceedings were televised live for the first time because the co

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former president jacob zuma remains defiant after appearing in court on corruption charges over a multi-billion dollar arms deal. and german prosecutors order an immediate release of catalonia the former leader. good to have you with us the israeli army has fired live ammunition as well as to get the garza israeli border as palestinians renew their protests at least twenty one palestinians have been killed over the past week and more than fourteen hundred injured half of them hit by israeli gunfire and tens of thousands of palestinians are holding a six week long protest in tent encampments along the fence the border the u.s. has urged israel not to use excessive force and says firearms should be used as a last resort let's get the very latest now with our correspondent on the scene need just paint the scene for us harder because a lot has happened in the last few hours. well certainly the number of people actually pushing closer to the fence has increased over the past few hours as you see they have burned a whole lot of tires at the moment the hope is to create this smoke screen that will sto

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how do i explain -- you've got a multi pronged process. my point is negotiations entered the picture, the wto enters the picture. and you just have to walk through this process. i'm not a part of that. ongoing talks. you are going to have japan and europe and canada and canada and are basicallyy free market countries that play by the rules. they are members of the wto. they have indicated strong support for the american position. people ask why is president trump starting a trade war? wisely putting up tariffs? how about this? decadeschina gone two and the governing organization knows they have been breaking. and don't blame europe. put their best foot forward and act like a world power. thus far they are just blowing smoke at everybody. i don't want to go there because i'm your favorite growth guy, i'm the happy warrior. you know what? our economy is in fine shape. they were huge in the last month. unemployment is low, inflation is low. if you take a look at the investment spending, those numbers are doing extremely well. i want to talk p

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that was before the new reporting from the ap about the multi-million dollar security costs and before the new reporting about his senior counsel and multiple staffers including current political appointees raising the issue with the senate committee that oversees the epa, raising this question of whether or not dravis actually had to come to work in order to earn her senior counsel salary working for scott pruitt. like i said, she has resigned. as of this second, scott pruitt is still in his job in donald trump's cabinet and stuff happens on fridays. did you see this footage today? it's staff coming out to cheer and applaud for him as he left the white house for the final time. h.r. mcmaster went out with this remarkable show of support from his colleagues and from white house staff today. but he is now gone. and the new national security adviser, the president's third after mike flynn, who is awaiting sentencing and h.r. mcmaster, the new national security adviser, john bolton, is due to start on monday. you probably want to stick a pin in that for now because there are real question

multi-latralism or world order. it could be on climate or trade or a range of other issues. i think sometimes the expectations are too high in france about how much macron can get, but at the same time if he's not going to give it a go nothing is going to happen. >> you mentioned earlier something that is key, emmanuel macron speaks english. that's something for a french president. i remember when then president sherok would storm out of meetings if english was spoken. >> a lot of french presidents do speak english, but they don't want to. sherok spent a summer in boston, so his english was find. young people in france, they don't have the same kind of complexes, much more relaxed about giving it a go, they don't mind if they make mistakes and that's what macron does. it's not the basis, it's not enough to build a relationship with, but it does help, i think. when macron saw trump last year here, that was obviously a big gesture for him. so it's -- i think it's built up some goodwill and macron will be hoping at som

the tenants of the flower market are multi-generational working class businesses and the move to piers 19 and 23 could potentially mean the loss of some of those businesses for a multitude of reasons. first off, the traffic scenario with the embarcadero would add commute time to everybody's commute. it would make it very difficult for some of the delivery trucks to deliver flowers, which would diminish the total capacity of our flower market to provide flowers to its customers. and additionally, since both tenants, staff and customers would need to pay for parking, that would represent a hardship. for some of the staff who quite frankly don't make a lot of money and have free parking at the current site. so, we are asking that we, that you urge killroy to honor its commitment to move us to 2000 marin street, which was the only location that was agreed upon by all parties. and lastly, i just want to say that it would appear that the comments for today so far have been about the fight for the soul of this city, and so thank you for hearing me. >> president hillis: thank you, next speaker

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the next year the cooperative cyber defense centre of a multi-nationally funded think tank, opened in tallinn. here they train military and civilian experts from 21 countries how to protect against cyber-attacks on government systems, banks, and utilities. merle maigre, its director, says crisis actually increase people's trust in the government. >> estonia underwent this earl wake-up call finding a way to find solutions tsituation built up people's trust in digital services a. >> we can't stop the cyber- attacks. it's like, the number is increasing, but what we can is detect them as soon as possible, meaning the next second, so we can prevent the bigger damage. >> reporter: as yet another line of defense against cyber-attack, the country is creating a backup system, what they call "digital embassies" in which estonia stores a backup copy of all its digi country. in another the first one was established in luxembourg last june. >> we would like a bigger kind of network of digital embassies where we can put our data and, of course, using blockchain with for integrity purposes so if any

a multi-million dollar construction site >>> is it foul play or bad luck? the story line is familiar. a multi-million dollar construction site near completion burns to the ground overnight. >> the danger continues later in the day, the scaffolding crushing four parked cars. evacuation orders still in effect this evening. >> cheryl hurd is in the burn area for us in concord. a lot of layers to this story including a possible criminal element. >> reporter: that is a possibility. that is under investigation. but right now they're still pouring water on this building. as you can see, there are flare-ups in the front of this building and in the back of the building. the national response team is here, and tomorrow they will be starting their investigation on what caused this massive fire. tonight, fire and embers continue to light up the night sky, making what's left of this building even more dangerous. the 180-unit, $55 million apartment complex under construction in concord continues to burn hours after the fire started. >> it was crazy. it's something you se

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democratic party has launched a multi-million dollar lawsuit against the russian government wiki leaks the trump campaign over the alleged meddling in twenty sixteen's presidential election parties and he takes a closer look at the latest twist in the long running saga you might be thinking why the need for a lawsuit exactly how many probes come there be on the alleged russian interference in the u.s. two thousand and sixteen actions so let's count welfare slaves as a special counsel investigation led by former f.b.i. director robert mueller not forgetting the u.s. senate she disarray wish initially pounce to focus on president trump's firing of f.b.i. director james comey and then there's the u.s. house judiciary committee which has details every effort is made to conduct oversight on the trump administration and on top of this the house intelligence committee and the senate intelligence committee trolling through anything that could suggest collusion perhaps the more eyes on the case the best of the result because this clearly isn't enough for the d.n.c. lol maybe the real reason. wh

defense attorneys said he was a victim of a multi-million-dollar frame-up by a pathological liar. >>> arizona republic" reports republican debbie lesko won a special congressional election in the state, but the close results left the gop anxious about the fall elections. lesko defeated her democratic opponent by only five points. president trump won the district by 21 points in 2116. lesko replaces republican trent fravgs franks who resigned amid allegations of sexual allegations. >>> animation shows for the first time how suspect nikolas cruz carried out the parkland school massacre. the simple animation was made by investigators. it was played yesterday during a meeting of the marjory stoneman public high school. a black dot depicts the shooter as he gunned down victims in the building. 17 were killed and 17 others were wounded. >>> and "the new york times" reflects on bob dorough who was made famous with schoolhouse rock!. ♪ you don't have to guess when it's three it's the magic number ♪ >> he wrote beloved songs "three is the magic number," "my hero, zero," and "conjunction functi

we've created a multi, multitrillion dollar asset that, as theresa may mentioned in her speech at davos, is worst at least $2.2 trillion in the developing world in the years going forward. we don't want to adopt any policy changes that are going to cause more friction in that system and make it more difficult for citizens around the world to avail themselves of the benefits of the internet and achieve greater prosperity. >> host: but this is an administration also that has called for changes to trade agreements. >> guest: that's correct. we are unabashed in our pursuit of what is in our national interest including in a recent national security strategy. we mention things like icann be, the internet governance forum and the international telecommunication union as areas where we're going to play an active role going forward. we're going to advance our interests in those forums. we don't think it's at all inconsistent with what we're also doing on the, if you will, hard goods trade environment. we can also pursue our interests in the digital world in a very aggressive way to insure that w

. >> after worldwide multi agency review, the presidents acting homeland security secretary recommended he adopt entry restrictions on countries that failed to provide the minimum baseline information. this proclamation adopts that and it omits the vast majority of the road because they met the baseline. now applies to only seven countries that fall below the baseline or had other problems. it exerts a diplomatic pressure and to protect the country until they do. the proclamation affects a foreign policy national security judgment that falls within the president's power and has been successful which is why the country of chad was recently dropped from the list. >> you mentioned 1182f. the worry something about it is that the president asked congress is the one responsible for making the laws about immigration. it has been suggested in one of the previous that 1182f to allow the president to suspend entry but only for a period of time long enough for someone to say yes or no. >> yes, 1182f is a broad and flexible power in a narrow area. here you don't need to explore the outer limits. th

many countries rank far lower than even multi in terms of press freedom in bangladesh new terror laws give police the power to jail journalists just for conducting research bangladesh ranks hundred forty six in the global index. the west african nation the gambia has made the most progress when ya dramas dictatorship ended in two thousand and sixteen the country rose twenty one places to rank hundred twenty two in the press freedom index the media has been flourishing and a more open environment where criticism is no longer forbidden. the week champions league finals kicks off with a bang last night as host of the four defeated rober five two the reds got off to a flying start as mohammad remained in remarkable for the two goals in the first half at liverpool added three more to make it five finally found their fighting spirit and scored two in the last ten minutes of match those two away goals that could prove valuable in the reverse like next week in the. very minute roma faced a three goal deficit against barcelona after the first leg of the course on a round is what both coaches h

it's becoming a multi—billion—dollar industry.sports scene, so it's notjust one thing now. it's a whole industry that's wrapped in it. you need materials to build. kyle hasn't been paid anything yet, and can't of course have a job until he's 16 at least — and to those parents at school i'm doing very well in pretty much every subject, so they're not really worried about me playing as much as i do. i still have time to study, revise, stuff like that, i still have time to do. for now, kyle is doing what millions of boys dream of — playing games and potentially making money for doing so. joe lynam, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5.35pm. bye for now. i'm ben brown. the time is1.10pm. the competition watchdog is being urged to begin an immediate investigation into plans for a merger of two of the uk's biggest supermarkets. the lib dem leader and former business secretary vince cable has warned that a deal between asda and sainsbury‘s threatened to create anot

well when we look closely it really shows that multi family had an increase but we had a decrease in starts for single family however i was the family tends to be volatile so if we really the euro in on single family what happened there why did we not see more starts and that has a lot to do with whether we had a cold a cold march a cold february and i can slow things down lost the snow but also more regulations and that is slowing down the construction of homes and kathy what about what about the cost in general you know there's been all this trade tariff talk lately not just with china but we have a continuing dialogue over nafta and when we talk about canada we always talk about lumber canadian lumber prices have input costs for construction of homes in multi family home has that those costs gone up kathy they absolutely have and across the board of the biggest problem really today is a lack of construction workers and when you have a lack of supply then prices go up so we're seeing wages go up for construction workers which is great for them but not so great for the end price of

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