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senator reed: i'm delighted to stand up with my colleagues and of oint out that the repeal the consumer financial protection rule about forced arbitration would be a terrible mistake. particularly in the wake of wells fargo and equifax. millions of americans have been abused by these companies and their rights are -- will not be realized in forced arbitration. the cfpb rule would give them a fair chance to make sure that their rights are protected. we have to think about the millions of americans who will be adversely affected if this rule was taken away. some of them don't even know in the equifax situation whether or not they have been affected because their information is gone. perhaps they're still searching for answers. this forced arbitration makes it easier for bad actors in the corporate community to continue to be bad actors. and it's particularly important for the men and women of our armed forces because they are very vulnerable to these financial shenanigans. in fact, there are some bad actors who target soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen, all of our serviceperson ell and th

and to answer directly your oint about the state counselor xi, she led burma after a period of decades of repression guenta. tary and i yield to no one in my admiration and the way she fought for democracy. i think me people around the world share that admiration. but i think it's now vital for her to use that authority to make the point about the suffering of the people of her kind. and i think, you know, nobody wants to see, nobody wants to see a return to military rule in burma. nobody wants to see a return of the general. but it is so vital that the civilian government and that is -- for whom as i say i have a great deal of admiration but vital now to make clear that is an abomination and that those people will be allowed back. those people will be allowed back to burma and the preparation is being made and the abuse of their human rights and the killings, hundreds, perhaps even thousands, will stop. secretary tillerson: first with respect to the administration's view of the jcpoa and nuclear deal with iran, the trump administration is correspondenting to review its policy with ira

. >> it is unclear at this oint if if the teenage girl accusedded of stabbing her classmate will be back in school tomorrow or if she will face any discipline. police tell us her alleged victim is expected to make a full recovery. days after a passenger tossed a cup of urine on a metro bus driver another driver has been atafnlgd it happened this morning on minnesota avenue northeast. fox5's marina maracco spoke with that dwriefer. she joins us live from metro headquarters with more. >>reporter: this bus driver was spit on this morning on the u4 bus line along minnesota avenue and it all happened this morning just ten daze after this assault . this is surveillance video from just ten days ago. there you see a female passenger on the butts. that's the x2 line also along minnesota avenue in northeast. that woman flung a cup full of urine at the bus driver and despite that operator shield that urine got all over that driver. today the bus driver who was attacked, he's been on the job for 18 years. he says he knows the suspect because he t i'm cli drives him on his bus route. as for the metro

professor --oint your point, professor, that oversight is a good thing but congress does not enforce the law, and it has some supervisory .urisdiction over justice this committee has that oversight responsibility. that is why we are conducting our own investigation. a grand jury is an arm of the court that provides a special counsel with some protection, but this constitutional confrontation that looms very if thean be avoided only law is enforced by a court. i see morrison is firmly upholding that reasoning by a seven to one majority. i recognize the eloquence of justice scalia's dissent but it is a dissent. i recognize professor -- recognize, professor duffy, the court may not have a perfect line of reasoning because it is complex and because it is political. what i would like to know, , is how you would avoid this constitutional confrontation without, the court's involvement? the first point. mueller,you he fires mila gets reinstated. .- mueller gets reinstatement unless the amick and people are senate --unless the unless the american people are outraged, less the senate -- richar

most people don't realize, the confederate concentration .oints were york and carlisle it wasn't gettysburg originally. , ands york, dills berg carlisle. and i realized nobody had told a story before, in any depth. inyou are all detectives, some way, which i find fascinating. the is more exciting, journey of discovery of the writing of the book itself? >> the research. >> a battlefield is a crime of bodies, lots unfortunately, and lots of witnesses. and, just working through that of piecing it together develops a totally different picture than the traditional. and it is not deliberately looking for, that is the problem with it. very often in doing the research, the discovery is what is exciting. i have always told my students, if you are not offended a history, you haven't learned it. my great, great grandfather told my grandma that he hauled cannonballs during the war. and he did. he made corporal in 1863 and hauled tail. he deserted. trying to piece it together is the hard part. >> the hard part is you start with a question and you find it leads to more questions and then those who lead t

a 10% rise in oil will lift euro zone inflation by 25 percentage .oints it is quite important.t recovered so quickly over the last couple of months is one reason why the inflation pressure from the oil side has not risen for the last couple of months. in this regard, the euro plays a role. the rise in the euro over the last couple of months. commodities in oil has had more stable influence on inflation overall. nejra: do you expect that stability to change dan to see another uptick in oil prices that could take pressure off of mario draghi? think oiled ubs we prices will continue to rise. willink oil prices continue to rise and that will help the recovery in inflation. in the short term the pickup in oil prices was not as pronounced as we had anticipated. nejra: we will be back with reinhard cluse and mike. abouthe has been talking oil prices in porton to global aviation. in london.aviation annahat and word -- edwards is there. aviationare at the festival in london. let's beat to him and we have been talking about innovation. various prices and other factors. how has that come

at 120 --r is former 2060.oint 20 -- 1.ome headlines out of the business world. >> jonathan, hurricane irma is forecast to slam into florida on sunday. the storm has been downgraded to a category four, winds at 155 miles per hour. forecasters say it could bring potentially catastrophic storm left one 150,000 have county, the biggest evacuation ever. they have destroyed 95% of the homes on the small island of barbuda. mexico has been rocked by what they have called the biggest earthquake in a century. the quake struck not far from the border with guatemala. it had a magnitude of 8.2. and 50 peopled were killed. there are worries that seen on the waves could reach 15 p. and in israel, the wife of president netanyahu faces over misuse of funds. benjamin netanyahu has said the allegations are "absurd."global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in 150 bureaus around the world. in 120 journalists countries. i'm taylor riggs. >> these story of the day, higher confidence and m&a -- the blue line is m&a volume. tax refor

but we are getting some significant reaction to what the numbers suggest my colleague a funny charge oint us now from alexanderplatz here in berlin where we understand funny a protest a demonstration is being put together against the a.f.d. . exactly brad in fact the crowd behind me is getting a bigger and louder people are using their whistles and they are basically angry and shocked at the same time when they look at the numbers the day a.f.p. placed third in this democratic elections but they say this party is everything but democratic if everything but democracy and they don't deserve to be in the german parliament not this is the biggest crowd here right now but i can right now from the it would a stocking our small crowd gathered as about expressing doubt the sad expressing their anger that the far right party for the first time since second world war could enter the parliament there is also a lot of police presence around here in east expected to be that these are not just going to be under full of tension here in berlin at alexandre plots which by the way is one of the main square