coming up wednesday morning, the ceo of the educational fund for the national association of latino elected and appointed officials. ofy will talk about the role latino voters in the 2020 presidential election. then alabama republican congressman mo brooks, a member of the house armed services committee, will talk about recent tensions between the u.s. and iran. be sure to join washington journal on sunday, when we mark the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots, a key turning point of the gay rights movement. we will take your calls and questions beginning at 8:30 a.m. eastern on washington journal. announcer: secretary of state mike

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citing rising trade protectionism,forecasters responding to a new survey fro the national association of business economics. it's up from 15% this year morgan stanley wrote in a report, quote, if trade tsions contin to escalate, we believe the global cycle will be in recession in three arters. kevin hassett indirectly said the new tariffs would hurt the u.s. economy. >> i can say if folks are tuning up theirodels to wor on it today, i think one of the things you see especially in the near term, the impacts are much larger on mexico than the u.s. i think the intent of this is to solve a very, very important problem that the president iscu d on. >> reporter: the consensus has quickly changed from nonterest te cuts to general agreement to multiple cuts as bond yields have fallen sharply. >> you look at the tenyear, 2.10 in round numbers. you look at the obvious versal, those are all bear signs. >> altman's company said in a report, we now see a base case in which the fed will reluctantly cut ties three times in november. market prices priced in a rate cut as sn as july and agree with eve

damian: talk to us about first of all this phenomenon, latinx nurse's association. it's national. adrian: yes, it is. nahn has been existed for over 40 years, and we are here in san jose as well. one of the smaller chapters, but we've been growing over the years, but it's a beautiful thing where we have an association that supports latinos, the latinx community, and pursuing nursing, and hopefully seeing them through their journey, and then getting to the point of graduating and working in the field for comunidades. so, it's an amazing organization. i was a part of it as a student, now i'm working in the profession and i'm part of the leadership. i saw lizette go through it as well, and so it's a beautiful thing to see. damian: all right, well, here we're looking at the upcoming conference, it's happening right here in san jose. we'll talk about that in just a bit, but lizette, it's not easy to get in. i mean, i have a lot of friends who sign up for nursing school and you're not getting in, you're not getting in. talk about the challenges of even getting into nursing. lizette: yea

. >> the national collegiate athletic association is hinting california schools can be banned from championship finals if this legislation becomes law. >>> break dancing, remember that. it could be one of the events added to the 2024 olympic games in paris. yep, i used to be able to do that. the international olympic committee voted in favor of a proposal from france to include break dancing at the 2024 games. it would include separate events for men and women. it was one of the events included for the first time at the youth olympic games last summer. the ioc is expected to vote on break dancing next year. >>> andre iguadala appeared on a

joining us tonight, harmeet dhillon, vice president of the republican national lawyers association, rnc committee woman for california, member of the 2020 trump advisory council, great to have you with us. >> thank you. lou: it was as the president said, a witchhunt. 17 highly partisan, radical dems afloat, by their special counsel status to go after him. they come away up to 22 months with zilch, your thoughts? >> everything the president said that you quoted earlier in your segment is correct but then there's a lot more.when you add up all of the parts of robert mueller saying, president cannot be prosecuted, it is unconstitutional. then why did he take the assignment in the first place? it doesn't really add up. in washington we get a bill of goods of particular high profile establishment figures like robert mueller and they say he is the best guy for the guy and even people on his network study. and it turns out to be business as usual. there can be no doubt today that robert mueller is on the side of the democrats. he did not have to respond to the subpoena and say that he will tes

the national association of manufacturers. the national retail federation. produce association of the americas. and the list goes on and on. are these tariffs really going to solve the immigration crisis? because you're doing tariffs, immigration. is that apples and oranges? what's going to be the cost to our economy? >> it's going to be very painful to our economy. and we've already seen this, again, with the tariffs that have been implemented so far. we see that the incidence of those tariffs is on americans. there have been estimates for what the likely effect would be for the tariff of -- let's say we ratchet up to 20%. trump has said it could go up to as high as 25%. there was an estimate that was put out a couple of years ago by a research and consulting firm that specializes in trade that found there would be hundreds of thousands of jobs lost, tens of billions of dollars of economic growth lost as a result. most of the jobs lost, by the way, would be low and middle skilled workers. this would be quite painful to the united states. and again, i don't s

on monday, the national association of homebuilders will release its survey on the state of the housingn tuesday, we've got more housing news coming. we'll see how many new homes were started in the month of may. then on wednesday, the federal open market committee will release a statement after a two-day meeting and make a decision on interest rates then on friday, existing home sales for last month will be out. and, by the way, happy birthday to prince william. he's going to be 37. plus, enjoy the sunshine while you can. friday will be the longest day of the year, which means saturday, the days start getting shorter. boo-hoo-hoo. >>> summer's almost here, and whether you're hitting the road for vacation or staying home, you may need some toys to help keep the kids entertained. joining us right now is jackie briar, editorial director of the toy insider. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i usually think of toy segments as something we do around the holidays, but i love this for summer. >> oh, yeah. >> because the kids are out of school, you need to entertainment t

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could see even more massive violation of human rights and moving forward laura you noted the national association of manufacturers as one of the most notable establishment voices raising alarm when the terror threat was on the table we discussed tourist automakers face at length here in the terrify you know for these stakeholders does. this agreement mean a simple return of the status quo ante or is there going to be lingering uncertainty with mr trump calling tariffs indefinitely suspended. there is uncertainty because they have been suspended mostly because not of the agreement but because the republican party and the major industrialists as you mentioned and trade associations immediately told him that that would be a very bad idea in terms of their interests but there it creates uncertainty uncertainty is a real problem for the mexican economy is so dependent as it is on the u.s. economy and it's a problem for importers and producers in the united states as well the relationship was already in a crisis since trump came to office because of his pattern of mexico bashing and using economic inst

. >> i want to say from the national association of realtors and as a realtor i thank you very, very much. the american dream is home ownership. we have the lowest percentage of home ownership that we've had in many, many years. i think this will go a long way to increase that. president trump: thank you very much. >> on behalf of the home builders, mr. president, we are strongly behind this effort. the regulatory framework throughout the country needs to be focused on. it will help us with work force development as well. i think this is tremendous. we thank you for this. president trump: thank you very much, appreciate it. >> the arch net worth of a renter is $5,000. the arch net worth of a home owner is $200,000. that's a 40-fold different. and we talk so much about the income gap, the wealth gap in the country. a lot of it has to do with home ownership. that's why this is so important. it has to be done the right way. it wasn't done the right way a decade or more ago. it led to a crisis. so we have to learn from those situations, d it the right way, and it's really about recognizi

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joining me once benefit national reporter for associated press juana summers.ole in the white house? >> this is an interesting position for her. she's known as a loyal protector of the trump family. there's an unique arrangement going on here, she's going to oversee overall communications strategy. as well as handling the east wing. i think the big question for a lot of people in our line of work is whether or not we'll see a return of daily briefings that have been absent from the trump white house for months now. what we're hearing from sources that there is internal deliberation that are unclear and in what form and what capacity they will. that's really the big question. i think that shows again smith who has been with the trump administration for years now who is being rewarded for loyalty in the white house but for many time known for it. and it's interesting to see what she'll make of the relationship that sarah sanders has had with reporters. >> the last time we had a white house briefing it seems was back in march. and there was only one back in march.

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wouldn't put it only on fifi as of old governing body they are the confederation's that the national associations and i think they all have a role to play for fever as a welcoming body it's hard to influence really women's football structure in a country you know and i don't think it's their road to develop women's football in a specific country but it should be their road to put a governance in place and rules and regulations which have to be followed by by countries you see so many differences in terms of preparation if you compare maybe you know as a as an extreme example to mike i mean the u.s. it's huge the message meant going into women's football in the u.s. and it's very hard for john mica to even build up their proper league and nationally and of course there's a huge gap and i think these things have to change and that's something i could make a mandatory 2 federations to have a certain structure and to have a certain distribution of the money in terms of protect percentages or core quote or you know there's different ways how to do it but what we can see both by now is that this is jus

issues that impact you, coming up wednesday morning, the ceo of the educational front for the national association of latino elected and appointed officials, to talk about the role of latino voters in the 2020 presidential election. then, alabama republican congressman mo brooks, a member of the house on services committee. will talk about the recent tensions between the u.s. and iran. and be sure to join washington journal on sunday, when we mark the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots. a key turning point of the gay rights movement, we will take your call as any questions beginning at 8:30 am eastern on washington journal. >> on wednesday, actor danny glover, writer tallahassee coats, and others will testify on capitol hill about slavery reparations. the house judiciary subcommittee hearing will get underway at 10 am eastern, a reminder, you can follow our covered online@c-span.org, or use the free c- span radio app. >> sunday night on afterwords, in her latest book of the target are, former cia intelligence analyst offers her insights into the inner workings of the agency. and her work in t

the national rifle association under new scrutiny for reportedly paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to supposedly unpaid board members. is the nra breaking the rules? if so, will it pay the price? we want to welcome our viewers around t in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following breaking news on a deadly helicopter crash on a new york city skyscraper near times square. it's still unclear why the chopper slammed into the rooftop in the rain 11 minutes after takeoff, spewing fire and smoke as terrified new yorkers watched from below. one person is dead, the pilot. the mayor of new york city tells me it's a mystery as to why the pilot was flying in the area in an erratic path. he said there's no indication of terrorism. also breaking, the justice department agrees to give congressional democrats some of the mueller probe evidence they've been demanding. house jaushry chairman jerry nadler says his committee will obtain key documents related to possible obstruction of justice by president trump. i'll get reaction f

the honorable gordon smith, president and ceo of the national association of broadcasters and our former colleague. mr. david kinney, ceo of nielsen. mr. craig aaron, president and ceo of free press. americans are living in the golden age of television. we've never had more choices and access to video content. when viewers tend to be home at a certain time to watch their favorite show, they are gone. television experience is moving away from dependence on fixed schedules, programming links and the confines of the family living room. with the development of over-the-top technology, digital programming and streaming services, consumers now control how, where and when they watch television and video content. the growing availability of high-speed internet access underlies the disruption of the traditional t.v. industry. internet conductivity has ignited an explosion of new video offerings on a variety of platforms and devices. live scripted and on scripted video programming and user generated content is now readily available on computers, tablets, smartphones, gaming consoles and social med

wouldn't put it only on fifi as of old governing body they are the confederation said the national associations and i think they all have a role to play for fever as it were counting bodies it's hard to influence really women's football structure in a country you know and i don't think it's their road to develop women's football in a specific country but it should be their road to put a governance in place and rules and regulations which have to be followed by by countries you see so many differences in terms of preparation if you compare maybe you know as a as an extreme example to mike i mean the u.s. it's huge the message meant going into women's football in the u.s. and it's very hard for john mica to even build up their proper league and nationally and of course there's a huge gap and i think these things have to change and that's something i could make mandatory to federations to have a certain structure and to have a certain distribution of the money in terms of protect percentages or core quote or you know there's different ways how to do it but what we can see both by now is that this

i appreciate the opportunity to appear today on behalf of the national association of firefighters. we have invested 316 thousands and ems personnel. i come before you today to offer my testimony on the federal mandated cap of state and local tax and its impact on firefighters, fire departments and fire safety. at its core the hearing is about fairness. fairness for local public service agencies like fire departments and schools to deliver the best possible service they can. fairness for communities to decide how best to deliver local services. fairness for taxpayers who are being double tax. as the lieutenant with the city of madison i see firsthand how local governments are forced to tighten their belts and the impact it has. i hear from federal fellow firefighters every day who have to do more with less. shackled by inadequate staffing, insufficient training and lack of health and safety measures. we cap arbitrarily the tax the threat is not only impacting the fire service but the lives of the communities we serve us as well. fire departments as you are well aware and service we

we have, from the state of alaska, chris, our state forrester, testifying on behalf of the national association of state forrester's. he has been before the committee before. we welcome you. mr. wade crowfoot, the secretary of the california natural resources agency, and he will discuss the wildfire crisis facing california. representing the department of the interior, jeff rupert, director of the office of wildland fire. hauna, the director of fire and aviation management for the u.s. forest service. she is a longtime civil service of the forest service with over 30 years of wildland fire management experience, she was once a hotshot superintendent, began fighting forest fires, working her way through college as a young woman. we all know and have had opportunity in committee to discuss the issue of workplace safety for women in for service, particularly those working on fire crews. that has been a priority. i would look forward to your unique perspective on this issue as well, as we are discussing issues relating to wildland fires. i will turn to senator manchin for his comments. >> thank you

my name is rudy asercion, and i'm with the national association of filipino americans. i oppose this on behalf of my members of my association. my members told me since they started using e-cigarettes and stopped using tobacco, their health is better, and they have a better outlook on life. they're afraid that taking away this choice from them will get them to start smoking tobacco again. so i encourage you to approach the legislation, and only because i'm a big proponent of freedom of choice. we give everybody a freedom of choice. why are we going to restrict our residents of san francisco from that freedom of choice? it's -- the jury's still out whether e-cigarette is harmful or more harmful or more helpful, but we have testimonies here that e-cigarettes have been helping a lot of people who used to smoke, and their health is -- and they're feeling better because their health is improved, so i urge you to reject this legislation. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, committee members. my name is nicolle, and i'm a resident of district 5 in san francisco, and i'm he

during the presidential candidate forum at telemundo center hosted by the national association of latinond appointed officials democrats criticized donald trump's treatment of undocumented immigrants as asylum keepers. >> there is nothing this president will not do to hold you back. >> reporter: more established candidates are likely to use the debates to set themselves apart from the crowded field while others try to make their mark before a national audience. >> a lot of people don't know me the way they know the other people in this race but i will do what families do which is work hard and keep going. >> reporter: a recent telemundo polls 56% of florida hispanic voters would vote for a democrat over donald trump if the election were held today but when broken down further florida voters of cuban origin would vote to reelect the president by 57%. and of the debate, the meeting was important, late tuesday, beto o'rourke held a town hall with members of teachers unions. heather: we will have more on the debate coming up. mitch mcconnell said he will hold a vote on a bill to keep the sep

the chairman of the national association of reserve officers said it is not by chance these actions happened during the visit to russia by the head of the people's republic of china. >> vladimir putin playing typical games trying to use military strength which is one of their advantages to show china they are still worth something. what they are asking china to do is invest lots of money into russia. russia is saying we are not just a basket case. we can push back on the united states. what they do is try to engage a game of chicken with reconnaissance planes, naval vessels. it is illegal for their vessels to come that close to us. they try to push our ships around of the show of force even though we all know if there were actually a war russia would have no chance against our navy or air force but they want to show they are reckless and dangerous enough it there might be some value for china. shannon: we will leave it there for tonight. we will watch, the state visitors wrapping up the tensions are far from over. thank you very much. one small tweet for trump, one giant question for nasa's

the national association of the branch for coloured people and a former member of this body. i wish to say happy pride month to you. i give you this greeting against a backdrop, one of george bernard shaw most eloquent quotes. when he said, the worst sin for our fellow creatures is not to hate them, but to be in different to them. that is the essence of inhumanity, end of quote. now i do not make these comments to be insulting, but still a truth. human beings can make oversights , but we do say, to air is human, but to give his divine

there has been a movement with the n.g.a., the national governors association. this is where my concern is. i have seen some politics creep into this discussion. with governor pavlovich and i, we knew this agreement benefits both our states and countries. we wanted to demonstrate that leadership. russ i want to say thank you for the leadership you show on the arizona-mexico commission and all the things going on in yuma. we like to brag on yuma. it is the leafy green capital of the world and they do a great job there. >> thank you, russ. back here. >> hi, governor. i wondered if you would talk about your view of what is going on over at the commerce department on the tomato suspension? florida politicians are obviously making a lot of noise , and i know arizona producers have a very different view? >> well, this trade with mexico, the importance of tomatoes and really the existing agreements that are there are something that we want to value and protect. we are not trying to keep anyone out of the market, but we are hoping that rule and regulation is not used to

the national association of home builders, their survey which they talked to real homebuilders actually came up with an indication that tariffs are ofting homebuilders because the prices of building materials. i think that goes to show you how the trade war concern is spreading and the new york fed puts out an empire state manufacturing index. it had its largest one-month drop since they had been putting it together. again, uncertainty. in rest or uncertainty, trade war uncertainty. all this showing up in this data. at the end, most people are saying it is way too early. cut the rate.to in terms of signaling a rate cut, it will couch it in terms of being data dependent. jay powell has a lot of questions on the press conference. many said officials have signaled that it is a big, red flag and that is another thing they will have to answer to. tim exactly ask that question. what that of data, if they are data dependent, would point to the federal reserve and say we got to cut rates and soon. tim: i am not sure there is one data point that would tip them. i think it would be an obligation

t was developed in 1920 by kat, the national american women's suffrage association. so 2020 is also the 100th anniversary of the league and we will be celebrating that across the country in our nearly 800 state and local leagues. but just a little bit more about wvci which is our acronym. we do two main sets of things. one is working to establish networks around the country of interested organizations and individuals who would like to know more about the centennial because we want to promote efforts to learn about this important aspect of american history and commemorate it and commemorate the full story of that struggle. here in the d.c. area we sponsor educational events like this one and coordinate with exhibits, starting to be held, as this one is, in the various museums and liearies around the city. this program is part of our women and the votes symposium series. this is the third one we've done in collaboration with the national archives and aim to have more here in 2019 and 2020. they will focus on probably not well known aspects of the overall suffrage movem

i'm president and ceo of the national association of broadcasters. on behalf of free and local broadcast television stations serving your hometowns, i appreciate the opportunity to testify on how congress can ensure that viewers are better able to access their local news, sports, weather, emergency information by allowing existing provisions of stellar to sunset this year. today's stellar is not only unnecessary due to considerable advances that michael has testified to, in the media marketplace, but also any re-authorization of it will further harm satellite viewers that are currently denied access to their local television as a result of this law. for these reasons, broadcasters oppose stelar's re-authorization. similarly, the copyright office, the expert agency charged with administering stelar's license, released a report on monday calling for its expiration. in today's competitive media landscape, local television remains the most watched source of news, emergency updates, entertainment programming, sports, and investigative journalism in commun

the national association of colored women was almost as large as the general federation of women. there were activists that had their own reasons want to get the vote to stop lynching and improve their situations. paul first says not at all. no native americans. then she gets pressed and creates the section at the back. re. everybody marches the marches with the illinois delegation. we are not sure were some of the others march. with two white grandfathers, she was quite a light-skinned woman. we know she picketed. don't -- clearly class, race, angiography were issues to disrupt the movement. i go back to what i was saying at the beginning. the media makes the movement but the power makes the amendment. these women came together in a temporary coalition. a temporary sisterhood. they want the boat to a camp labor reform.lish they had lots of issues to hang together. to put up with each other, they were much stronger together than they would have been any separate way. the sisterhood splinters and they all start fighting and competing against each other again. i wouldn't say that it

a letter from the national association of black-owned broadcasters. a letter from representative golden. a letter from ride tv, a letter from kroger coalition. a statement from the motion picture association of america. a blog post from sports fans coalition. and a letter from marsh street without objections so ordered. i want to thank all of the witnesses and ms. boyers you can come and testify for me anytime you want. >> just ask and i will be here. >> i want to thank you all for being here today and i want to remind members pursuant to community that if they have additional questions for the record to be answered by the witnesses who have appeared and i ask each witness to respond promptly to any such questions you may receive at this time the subcommittee is adjourned. >>> a look at upcoming political programming. on friday senator bernie sanders joins the political party left task in iowa for another in their series of interviews with 2020 democratic presidential candidates. live coverage begins at 9 pm eastern on c-span. and saturday democratic