dear legislator fumo, allow me to say how happy i was to hear about your new position about a state legislator. i was not surprised to hear about your interest in furthering education and helping of prison inmates. i must admit i've taken my exposure to education for granted partly due to prowess as athlete, i've been afforded opportunities for higher education. it wasn't until i got to prison they realized just how many people did not have the exposure to said education.

dear legislator fumo, first of all allow me to say how happy i was to hear about your new position as a state legislator although i was not surprised to hear about your interest in furthering the education and helping of prison inmates. i've always taken my exposure to education for granted partly due to my prowess as an athlete, i have always been afforded opportunities for higher education. it wasn't until i got to prison that i realized just how many people did not have the exposure to said education, in part because of their circumstances,

the new positions are clear. ake progress. we need to know which points we agree, at which point we disagree. so we can negotiate. in earnest. a paper from the uk government position outlining the uk government position outlining the position is set to be published on thursday. chinese troops are on their way to djibouti to set up beijing‘s first overseas military base. to djibouti to set up beijing‘s map they left from shan—jiang city in guangdong province on tuesday. here they are. the chinese say the base will facilitate peacekeeping and humanitarian aid and — and for military co—operation. djibouti is a tiny country at the horn of africa, and shares borders with eritrea, ethiopia and somalia. it‘s considered a favourable location, the us, japan and france also have military bases there, because it sits near one of the world‘s busiest shipping routes on the suez canal. it‘s also seen as a stable country in an volatile region. the military is far from the limit of china‘s ambitions. next let‘s go to almaty in ka

that under your leadership our mutually beneficial strategic partnership will gain new strength, new positivity, and will reach new heights. and, that your vast and successful experience in the business world will lend an aggressive and forward-looking agenda to our relations. in the journey of india-america relations, i think i would like to thank you for providing great leadership. be assured that in this joint journey of our two nations towards development, growth, and prosperity, i will remain a driven, determined, and decisive partner. excellency my visit today and , the extensive talks i have held with you have been very successful and very fruitful, and before leaving, i would like to invite you to india along with your family. i hope that you will give me the opportunity to welcome you and host you in india. once again, i would like to thank you for the warm welcome extended by you and the first lady to myself and my delegation. from the bottom of my heart, thank you. [applause] >> mr. president, can we ask you about the cbo reports? president trump: thank you very much everybody, i app

investors did not take the news positively. and liquidity access in china and hong kong?nd hong kong? yes, it is a wait—and—see approach. access in china and hong kong? yes, it is a wait-and-see approach. given all these landmines in the investment landscape, where do you tell your investors to put their money? the chinese consumer, it makes a lot of sense, companies that can makes a lot of sense, companies that ca n a ccess makes a lot of sense, companies that can access strategies in china. chinese companies are becoming more innovative. some very good opportunities in that part of the market. uber is facing more trouble, they are halting business in macau as of saturday because of local regulations. it faced problems in taiwan earlier in the year, it suspended operations but resumed after setting up a partnership with after setting up a partnership with a local company. another recap of the markets. japan and australia are in negative territory because chinese markets are depressed. we will watch how that welfare when it opens in about 45 minutes. black monday yesterda

the issue we had there was that it took weeks for traders to be really relocated to a new position tone. you can lose your business completely. so the question now isn‘t so much about the fire, what has been damaged or what is lost, it‘s more about getting traders trading again, as quickly as possible. traders were confident this tight—knit community would pull together to support those worst affected. most of all, many were just grateful, knowing it could have been much worse. brexit will mean higherfood prices, with lower quality and less choice — that‘s the warning from the former boss of sainsbury‘s, justin king — who supported the remain campaign. his claims are however disputed by other industry analysts who believe leaving the eu could give us an opportunity to lower bills. tom heap reports. food and farming combined are by far our biggest manufacturing sector. and the eu is involved all along the chain from what grows in our fields to the labels on the pack. the eu also guarantees free trade across the continent, and the man who ran one of our biggest supermarkets and a remain

tell us what brought president trump around to this, what is new position for him? >> i'm not sure that the ticktock part is all that interesting, but i've definitely been working with the white house and the president's senior team over that. but i think the most important thing to say is the president ran on repeal and replace. we've been working on that for about four months. and if leader mcconnell can get us across a finish line on a combined repeal and replace, i'd like to see that happen. if we can do a combined repeal and replace over the next week, that's great. but if we can't, though, we should do a repeal with a delay. let's be clear i don't want anyone thrown off the coverage they have now. let's delay. it's important to work in your state. it's important to travel. it's important to listen to your constituents, but i think we should get straight to work with around the clock hearings on a replace plan. i'm a little agnostic whether they're paired or separated. >> so senate majority leader mitch mcconnell seemed to reject your idea on saturday. he said

you introduced a new bill that would create a new position at the va. normally, when we think of new government positions, people are suspicious, but can you tell us about this new bill, what it does and why it is important? onator cruz: it is focused information technology, and it would create a chief information officer at the va in charge of all i.t. through the va. this was one of the recommendations, the commission on care came out with last year because if you look at i.t., it has been a troubled area of the va, whether you are dealing with electronic health records, real-time locations of medical which the lack of that has caused significant problems in terms of sterilizing equipment, infection. you look at private hospitals, they are moving towards using technology to improve inventory, safety and health care outcomes, and the va has been lagging behind. we talked a minute ago about the bogus record-keeping. well, having a fully integrated, unified i.t. system would make that much, much harder to happen because if you had the records where you ha

> tomorrow an official changing of the guard comes to the white house as john kelly begins his new position as chief of staff. john kelly died dined with pres trump in d.c. the retired four-star marine general's biggest management challenge may be the president's impulsive streak. kelly's mission is said to be less drama and more discipline inside the president's inner circle. >> i can just speak for myself. even if that means that there is more protocol, there's more pecking order, and that there's less regular access in and out of the oval office. >> reince priebus leaves after serving fewer days than any white house chief of staff in history. >>> reeled to safety where frantic teens got a helping hand from the coast guard. >>> plus a crash that happened friday could impact your future commute. which rail service is suspended for the next two weeks. because s things done for himself, for the special interests who pay for his campaigns, and definitely for chris christie. but steve sweeney doesn't get things done for you. unless you count cutting education funding, raising the gas tax, and

normally when we think creating new government positions, people rightly are suspicious. can you tell us about this new bill and what it does, and why it is important? sen. cruz: i rolled it out last week. it is focused on information technology. it would create a chief information officer at the the a , a senior executive -- at the v.a. in discharge of -- in charge of all i.t. this was one of the recommendations the condition of care came out with last year. i.t. has been a particularly troubled area of the v.a., whether with electronic health records, real-time locations of medical equipment. the lack of that has caused a significant problems in terms of sterilizing equipment, in terms of infection. hospitalst private moving towards using technology to improve their inventory, to improve safety and health care outcomes. the v.a. has been lagging behind. another critical piece of it, we talked omitted ago -- a minute ago about the bogus record-keeping. having a fully integrated, unified i.t. system would make that much, much harder to happen. if you have the records where

up to 50 or so new translators to add to its ranks of 450 translators, editors and reporters in new positions at the u.n. are highly coveted and translators work on tight deadlines. she previously worked as a translator in a peace keeping mission in lebanon. today, she's translating documents in english and french into her native air bik. the pay doctors off is greater than one's ihi the best part of job is the multiculture and environment different cultures, backgrounds, genders and age groups. and i think this is enriching on the professional and the interpret. >> i'm kate rogers, rk. >> to read more about these jobs, head to our website, nbr.com. >>> boeing seeing a drop in jet deliveries. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the giant said it delivered 16 fewer planes in the second quarter compared with the same time last ye company also said it received more than 200 orders during the same period. boeing shares road a fraction to 202.37. zblnc >>> it was close, now, berkshire hathaway way has agreed to pay 9 billion for the energy future holding company, one of the nation's bigg

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the adp private payroll report for june showed an increase of 158,000 new positions. expectations were for 185,000. maybe they trans posed those numbers. just kidding. economists consider the report to be another sign that the economy is getting closer to full employment. the government reltv steel es its monthly employment report tomorrow. >>> services sector expanded at a healthy pace last month. a sign the economy is gaining after a lackluster start to the year. the institute for supply management cited a pick up in business activity and new orders. service providers include everything from accounting to health care. >>> the federal reserve is calling for an overhaul of the housing finance system. joerm pal said the current system is putting taxpayers at risk because the market is backed by government backed agencies with a high concentration of mortgages in fannie mae and freddie mac. treasury secretary has called housing finance reform a top priority. >>> meantime, the cheshl real estate landscape could also reshaped by amazon's plan to acquire whole foods. just

created -- 222,000 new positions created. that's compared to 179,000 expected. unemployment still relatively low at 4.4%. mean while, the president is as you know here in new jersey at his golf club. trump national, for the u.s. women's open, a welcome respite from the bruising battles in d.c., past and future. we will be here monitoring his tweets in the meantime. back to you. >> that is a beautiful and tough golf course. thanks very much. >> yes, it is. >> kevin cork. >>> meanwhile, republican senators are trying to move forward with their revised healthcare bill. president trump says the g.o.p. is close to sealing the deal, but moderates and hard-line conservatives are still at loggerheads. garrett tenney is live in washington, d.c. with the latest on this. garrett? >> two republicans have already said they plan to vote against the revised healthcare bill so senate leadership cannot afford to lose a single more other senator for this bill to have any chance at passing. that is no easy task, though. just given the number of

he likes to see our leaders fighting and the reality is there's lots of to do and this really positive newsestminster, which is what the labour party were determined to do. i wanted to go back to my constituency and talk about jobs and the fact that unemployment is at a 4296 the fact that unemployment is at a 42% load. that is great news i will visiting my companies in my community over the next few weeks and stress that we are at strong and united party. tomorrow is then to be serva nts united party. tomorrow is then to be servants cable. what did he say, what does he do to what tim farron did? —— vince cable... what does he do to what tim farron did? -- vince cable... heating to reassure the party that we are a party that is going to grow. he has done that in terms of membership. he has to find a way of cutting through, after a general election which to some extent restored a 2—party which to some extent restored a 2— party system. but which to some extent restored a 2—party system. but he's got is the experience that we need in terms of the economy. i know we're not talking about brexit

. >>> the tsa implementing a new position at airports that forces passengers to remove all electronicevices larger than a cell phone from their carry-on bags. that means tablets and other devices must go in their own bin for inspection. the tsa says the new rule should not increase security lines because the increased number of devices being screened means fewer bags will need secondary inspections. >>> okay, you may want to mark next wednesday on your calendar if you want work -- at least you want work for amazon. they're looking to fill 50,000 jobs. most of them full time. so amazon is holding a massive job fair at a dozen locations across the country. the company promises thousands of candidates will know if they have gotten the job before they leave the fair. >> not bad. >>> when we called a wake-up. why doctors are sounding the alarm about fertility in men. >>> plus, caught on camera, one brave officer facing down an alligator. how this plays out. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say

which is always the way you want to be thinking if you're trying to start a new investing position the nothing like a nationwide, market wide sale to get you better prices on your buy. trading is the opposite. i put the maximum on at the beginning, because i believe the data point of the event is about to occur i never buy anything for trade, just hoping it will go higher. i buy down, lower prices, when i'm investing. i cut my losses immediately when i'm trading. it's t if the reason i am trading the stock doesn't pan out. if you buy a stock for trade, not an investment, and it goes against you in a meaningful way, perhaps a decline of 50 cents is meaningful, you may have a problem on your hand i'm extremely disciplined to the penny when trading i cut my losses quickly and get over them quickly. so my first loss is my best loss all other losses tend to be from lower levels and bigger costs to me if i don't operate on this principle. can you feel the trade going awry because of ego, pig headedness they don't want to heed the thunder and they stay in, only having to panic out at lower le

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i suppose i should welcome her to her new position. in the future. we have no intention in seeking to raise there is in the way that she describes and i don't think that would be appropriate. is it that passengers first and we continue to maintain the cup at the moment but we keep ball policies under review at all times, she shouldn't read more into that and is actually there. another labour mp asked about provision in the north east of england. we have heard many flowery words from the government benches about understanding the experience of our constituents in the north—east forced to use crumbling rolling stock on tyne & wear and metro, but flowery words will not get them to work on time. unless they are matched by investment. will he now commit to investing from the public purse in our rolling stock? she should know that investment of course is central to what we want to achieve. we are investing 370 million through an 11 year asset renewal problem. we are undertaking major track renewals, refurbishing and modernising stations and

this time the council will have to formally vote and elected councillor campbell into this new positionves have a majority, that will happen european ministers have refused a request from italy to open up other ports to migrant rescue boats, after the country warned the latest wave of migrants was unsustainable. in germany, 18 people have died in a motorway crash. a bus was carrying close to 50 elderly passengers from saxony, and it hit a truck in northern bavaria. jenny hill has more. the heat was so intense, there was no chance of rescue. nothing firefighters could do, they said, to help the people left inside. it is thought the coach ran into the back of a lorry, before bursting into flames. there were 48 people on board. those who got out in time, were all injured, some critically. everyone else, all of them pensioners, died on the bus. translation: the heat must have been so intense, that nothing inflammable is left on the bus. all that is left are steel parts, so one can imagine what this must have meant for the people inside the bus. this afternoon, recovery of the dead, and the

recently we spoke with a new member of congress from georgia to see what her goals are in her new positionpan. nice to be here. >> you've been in washington a couple of weeks. >> it's been a whirlwind. what an extraordinary opportunity to speak. >> and what is the most surprising position you've picked up on these past weeks. >> nothing surprising. it's fast-paced. that's important because there's a lot to get done and making sure on the issue side and policy side and also getting the team put in place as well. so on the side of issues, most representatives come in with some type of learning curve to learn issues. are' coming in the middle and dealing with a debt ceiling and a budget situation. how do you bring yourself up to speed to make the votes you need to make? >> i'm a fairly studious individual and i catch up, and as many briefings i can get to, we had a tax reform briefing yesterday evening and frankly, my colleagues, not just from the georgia delegation, but across the caucus have been extraordinarily helpful and willing to spend time with me before a senate committee or bill mar

how is starting a new position in europe today different than 2016?ference is that there is more stability in terms of the growth profile of those companies. a few years ago, growth was anemic in those countries. today, we are seeing inflation and theth pick up, violation disconnect between europe and the u.s. is growing, so we see that as opportunity and continue to find europe a strong alternative. >> is it easy to find unloved companies in the early stages of flirtation like europe? or when we are nearing the peak like in the u.s.? the key with europe and to some degree the u.s. is small-cap companies which we follow our under followed and underresearched, so that creates a great opportunity. in today's market, everything is being traded on omentum, algorithms, and money flows. you are getting the undervalued stocks pushed ever lower, momentum stocks pushed ever higher, so we see opportunity in the values, but there is a strategic initiative that needs to take place to get value out of those companies, so it is difficult to do. it takes governance

there are enough senators opposed that it may never reach the floor of the house, donald trump new positionhands of this, walk away and hope the whole system colla pses away and hope the whole system collapses and the democrats come back begging for help. the problem is this is on donald trump is sold responsibility and him saying he will let the system collapse and shrug, not many americans will be crazy about the idea of him abandoning that and their insurance problems just abandoning that and their insurance problemsjust get a abandoning that and their insurance problems just get a political goal. one man who can wash his hands and walk away is mitch mcconnell, the senate leader, let's have a quick look at what he had to say. this is him in the senate earlier. look at what he had to say. this is him in the senate earlierlj look at what he had to say. this is him in the senate earlier. i regret the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failures of obama care will not be successful. that doesn't mean we should give up. we will now try a different way to bring the american people bel

how will his distinguished military career serve him in his new position? we bring in a fox news military analyst. good to have you here. it's my understanding that president trump is been a long admirer of general kelly. this is something he's had his eye on for the chief of staff position for quite some time. what do you think of all this? >> kelly by all information is the superstar among cabinet officials. in terms of his accomplishments and in charge of homeland security. his skill set in dealing with the media, problems and the white house. there is no doubt the president recognizes that he has a problem inside his white house. the fact that he reached out to a military guy, most military people like kelly, i was chief of staff three times myself, kelly has had all of that experience. we are talking about stuff that really doesn't matter. will ivanka and jared have access to the president? of course they will. the only thing they will tell him is keep me posted. the president as an operating style should never change. he's not going to be a gatekeeper

its results today a parent company of google alphabet it's been in the news quite recently for allegedly abusing its market position and we start with the breaking news that the internet giant google has been hit with a record two point four two billion euro fine for breaching competition rules but what does competition exactly mean european citizens going to suddenly follow the orders of brussels and start asking ask jeeves the record fine by the e.u. is just three percent of last year's turnover of parent company alphabet which reports results today to the new york stock exchange only the present editor of a london freesheet newspaper could think that finding google scares that come. this is a real vindication of this government's approach when i became chancellor there were some companies that pay little or no tax not rightly cause a lot of public anger we said we take action now we have companies like google paying tax that was britain's old finance minister george osborne crowing about finding google nothing to two decimal points of alphabets turnover for being corporation tax at almost a tenth of the twenty p

being very considerate treat and news just in also that the general, john kelly, who is taking his new positionsecurity position, now left empty, will be taken by the deputy secretary elaine due to —— conciliatory. she will become the acting secretary on monday —— juke. we will get more action as and when that comes in. well, from internal battles at home to a crisis brewing on the international stage. the pentagon has confirmed that north korea has fired off its second interncontinental ballistic missile in less than a month. it landed in the sea off the coast of japan, in response, the us and south korea have conducted live fire exercises with surface—to—surface missiles. south korea concerned about what is happening and the moves they wanted to be conciliatory towards north korea not working? absolutely, we had a strong response overnight from the president here. we mentioned the live firing exercises that happened, they happened pretty swiftly after they happened pretty swiftly after the firing of this missal. similar to what we saw a month ago. this missile test, it's the same type of miss

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the market reacted positively to this news. is that because they don't expect him to run in 2018? >> that is exactly it. that is a very good point. we are talking about someone with a very, very strong political influence in brazil. any indication he may not be able to run for president next year is a good indication for he market. he is known as someone, all of the reforms are being implemented now in brazil including the pension system reform just voted this week. the markets have given a clear message here. any bad news for lula is good ews for investors. >> theresa may's government unveiled a landmark law that will remove written from the european union, the repeal bill is aimed at transferring eu laws onto the british statute ook when the brexit takes place in march of -- brexit takes place. they would have two years through a fast-track process. >> is this something that could turn into a vote of confidence on brexit? >> absolutely. it could turn into a vote of confidence on the government. party vice and labor opposition want brexit, but they want different forms of brexit.

its results today a parent company of google alphabet it's been in the news quite recently for allegedly abusing its market position and we start with the breaking news that the internet giant google has been hit with a record two point four two billion euro fine for breaching competition rules but what does competition exactly mean european citizens going to suddenly follow the orders of brussels and start asking ask jeeves the record fine by the e.u. is just three percent of last year's turnover of parent company alphabet which reports results today to the new york stock exchange only the present editor of a london freeze.

anchor: icv confirming this morning that karen mccall is , and willhe next ceo start her new positionere rumors she wanted to go into politics. why she going to itv? >> it does seem like an odd move, going from aviation to broadcast television. she is probably at a point in her career where she would like to try something new again, to some degree. itv is trying to reinvents itself. the question is, does she still have that touch? does she still understand that industry, having spent seven years away? ♪ anchor: the ceo of the chemical giant resigned, citing health reasons. he will be replaced of the former head of the specialty chemicals division. everything is playing second fiddle to the elliott story. will these resignations reopened the door to what is happening? guest: that is the question. months that it can come back with a new offer. that ends on december 1. the successor is currently the head of the chemicals division. promised the markets to do this within a year. how can the attention be retained at the head of the chemical divisions is now leading the company? ♪ anchor: it

. ♪ >> the market reacted positively to this news.y now don't expect him to run in 2018? >> yes, exactly. that's a very good point. we are talking about someone with a very strong political influence in brazil. mightdication that lula not be able to run for president next year is a good indication for the markets because lula is not someone that is against all of the reforms that are being and limited now in brazil, including the pension system reform that was voted this week. the markets have given a clear message here. -- any bad news for lula is good news for investors. so-called repeal bill is aimed at transferring eu laws onto the british statute look with the brexit takes place in march 2019. the draft would handy government two years to alter u.k. law three fast-track process. -- through a fast-track process. it could turn into a vote of confidence on the government. allgot remember, they actively what brexit in their manifestoes, but they want different forms of brexit. certainly for jeremy corbyn, the you can draw torilla mem

a successor and start a new position in january 8. were rumors she wanted to go to politics.why did she land at itv? >> it seems like a strange move to go from aviation to broadcasting. for her, it is less odd because that is where she comes from originally. she worked for the guardian. she's probably at a point in her career where she would like to try something new again, something old to some degree. maybe trying to reinvent herself more into production, less on the advertising. the question is does she still have that touch? that she still understand that industry having spent seven years away? ceo of the oil company has resigned, citing health reasons. his ongoing battle with the shareholder. he will be replaced by the former head of the sociology chemicals division. it is second fiddle to what is happening with the lax story. movie's resignations open the door for what is happening? because is the question that is june 1. it has six months that it can come back with a new offer. successor is currently the head of the chemicals d

communications director, press secretary, deputy press secretary, these aren't new positions. errol, let me start with you. from the president's perspective, what problem does anthony scaramucci solve for his white house? >> the reality is, there's only one cook in the kitchen and he's sitting in the oval office. and to the extent that president trump has insisted on directing down to a minute detail his own communications strategy, bringing in scaramucci is almost a way of sort of off-loading some of what's going to remain on the president's own plate. scaramucci, like trump, is a brash new yorker. scaramucci, like trump, is largely self-made, or at least portrays himself that way. and can be combative at times, and both of them are relatively new to politics. that's what donald trump wants. >> you know, what we learned is how much affection and affinity mr. scaramucci has for the president. watch a bit of this news conference yesterday. >> the president's a winner, okay? what and we're going to do, we're going to do a lot of winning. i love the mission that the president has

news desks offering positive stories about brags that they choose not to cover them and he says that's hampering his ability to strike international trade deals with he's taken stock with a particular phrase that b.b.c. headlines often feature and that these two words despite brags that suggesting an element of surprise from the b.b.c. team that the country hasn't been crippled economically by its decision to leave the e.u. we've done a bit of research ourselves hair and we've counted dozens of b.b.c. had lines online featuring this phrase of course liam fox he's one of the chief brags it is here in the british government so perhaps unsurprisingly this letter to the b.b.c. has really riled up the pro e.u. camp one liberal democrat politician here has accused him of acting like a tinpot dictator that accused him of trying to blame the b.b.c. for his own failures as international trade secretary and trying to strike those deals in folks isn't the first big politician here in the u.k. to express his dissatisfaction with the b.b.c.'s coverage of bragg's it issues andrey led some of the lea

new anti russia sanctions that could hurt european businesses as any delegation holds talks with u.s. lawmakers. the u.k.'s trade secretary accuses the b.b.c. of biased coverage of the break that process and of ignoring positive stories about leaving the e.u. i can't. recall a single. our times when i have seen good economic news the b.b.c. didn't describe those despite i asked members of the french president's party demand legal action amid concerns emanuel micron is becoming ever more authoritarian that as his ratings see a dramatic drop in just one month. it's seven o'clock here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international live from our studio with me in a day or two to welcome to the program. and you delegations currently holding crunch talks with the u.s. lawmakers comes as a leaked memo suggests brussels is preparing retaliation if washington pushes ahead with russian sanctions that could hurt european businesses kate partridge has the details. this is all about an internal note which was which has been leaked from the european commission which indicates just how unhappy the brussels is over the prospect of new sanctions against russia because of the implications that they have for the u. and what t

all of this suggests the investigation has reached a new stage and they are in the fact-finding position. i spoke with several sources who say just because jared kushner did not testify publicly today doesn't mean he will not testify publicly in the future. this is just the current phase of this investigation. that, thep side of backdrop is the russian sanctions bill, in which there is a bipartisan deal that was struck over the weekend by house leadership after the senate nearly unanimously passed a version of this. really what this sanctions bill the is give congress authority to handcuff this president, should he decide to sanctions,en russian whether or not he decides to send this bill. it would be the first veto and a republican-controlled congress. julia: i was going to ask you that. we seem to have a communication mismatch. anyway, it would take them a few weeks to get on board. washingtonli, chief correspondent for bloomberg news. they're making up a package of spending bill before heading home for august recess. republican leaders under pressure from donald trump and trying to ju

security, but for a man who has expressed reservations about the toxic nature of politics, but this new position puts him right in the thick of it. it was another major announcement made over twitter. >> president trump just announcing a new white house chief of staff. >> reporter: the president tapping john kelly to replace reince priebus as his new chief of staff. >> john kelly will do a fantastic job. >> a retired marine corps general with nearly 5 decades of military service has served many roles. the latest homeland security chief where he has learned high marks from the president for defending immigration policy. kelly served tours in iraq and afghanistan his son was killed in 2010. starting monday, general kelly enters a new arena, the white house politics. can he unite the west wing where sharp elbows and loose lips have distracted from the president's agenda. >> what i wagner saw on the military side was the level of toxic politics that are associated with what i do now. >> he will not put up with some of the bs that's been going on in the white house. i kind of see a picture of him and

let me welcome the first secretary to his new position. the party opposite representing as part of prime minister's questions. he has until the end of the station to be able to name all of them. i am sure he and the whole house willjoin me in congratulating the british and irish lions on their historic achievement. on the subject of british and irish cooperation, there are huge problems regarding the practicalities of the common travel area. what will happen to the irish language if no deal is reached between britain and europe between 20 million 2019.|j reached between britain and europe between 20 million 2019. i am grateful for the kind between 20 million 2019. i am gratefulfor the kind remarks. i need take up our offer to name all 16 later. there are many distinguished people on this party from both sexes, because we occasionally elect female leaders. i also absolutely sheer point you're rushing about the rugby. it seems a very british thing to do to celebrate draw. i know you will fit be very keen on following the process of what kont

services that could impact the job mobility and make it more difficult for people to leave jobs for new positionsr to start a new business because they would be risking their access to health insurance. is that a view you still hold today and if so could you explain why? chair yellen: i cannot quantify those effects but clearly spending on health care is an important aspect of household budgets and changes. an effect on spending on a wide range of goods and services in the economy. care isss to health important. i think research suggests that a certain amount of so-called job block reflects a desire of workers to hang on to employer-provided health care. i cannot tell you quantitatively how important that is. >> you mentioned the possible changes in fiscal policy and other governmental policies in the united states represent a source of economic uncertainty. would you include potential changes to our health care system as one of the factors causing uncertainty in the economic outlook? chair yellen: yes, i think fiscal policy, policies in general are associated with the level of policy uncertainty

arthel: the new white house communications team trying on their new positions. ll street financier anthony scaramucci coming on as new communications director, a move that sent sean spicer pack. spicer's former deputy sarah huckabee-sanders to take over as press secretary. kristen fisher is live with more from the white house. what will scaramucci do differently from sean spicer? >> he said he wants to do thee things right off the back. he wants to reset the culture within the white house communications department. and he wants to stop the leaks. and he's willing to take dramatic action to do just that. he wants to focus and refine the message coming out of this white house. if we can dig deep on point number two. you get the sense the staff shakeups aren't over yet. that could include firing current white house staffers. >> if the leaks don't stop, i'll pare down the staff it's not fair to the president, it's not fair to america or the people in the government. something is going on inside the white house that the president does not like and we are going to fix

they are looking to fill 50,000 new positions at many of the big plants and warehouses in the united states. president trump has been very critical of the amazon president. should he be thanking him for creating some new jobs to the floor show and our traders. and also joining us. we can't forget the federal reserve and they also hinted about that. i don't know will if will start to see them drive down there. we have already hit an all-time high. they are right there right now. what he think this is about. is it more of what they were already there this morning. >> i don't think they heard hurt anything that made it nervous. it was anticipating what it would say. there on hold. the usual fed to speak. i don't think it really had any impact at least in the very short-term on the markets. in terms of the broader view we are smacked up in the middle of this week. they took it out of the tao. and in fact the market is neutral. it is going to read good with all of these. and most of them are going to pick up their newspapers . i just want to put this there. you know the market if we see a

general kelly showing up for work at the white house on monday in a new position so this white housethere's a job opening at the department of homeland security starting monday. we will discuss that. stay with us. whoooo. i enjoy the fresher things in life. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll want to check tripadvisor. we now instantly compare prices from over 200 booking sites... ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. go on, try something fresh. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. van the white house shakeup means homeland security is now looking for new secretary. here to discuss j.d. gordon the pentagon spokesmen and retired naval commander and rebekah grant a former official in the office of the air force secretary and currently with the irs independent research. welcome to you both. >> thank you. lea: rebekah wants us to review. alain duque will be asking dh sex -- dhs secretary what happens then? >> homeland security is a hugely important job. the depart