download our ook cue weather app so you can be up to date. >> now sports. >> brutal road game trip that started with milwaukee and toronto. they won last night against the bucks and throw down a season high 81 in the first half against the raptors. steph curry back after aggravating his right ankle in practice. he finished 24 points, 9 assists helping the doves. not all things are right, kuchb durant, the easy dunk, looked like eric thomas there he misses. but draymond finds him for the alley-oop. doves up 27 at the half shooting 71 frerts field. toronto dominated the second half. rose hen 42. derozan nad a one-point game but durant will ice it with this jumper he had 25. warriors hang on to win 127-125 winning 14 straight on the road. >>> sharks hosting the coyotes, dropping the ceremonial first puck. first game back from a five-game break made for a wild first. derek step pan responds three minutes later beating jones tying it 1. two minutes later pavelski off the stick, 2-1. has the coyotes tied at two. logan couture hits the open net, 24 seconds later fisher gets a breakaway. beats

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ook at the charts in our report that show the spike. it was quite pronounced. at the same time, when you do standardsckly, some met, or other goals or objectives may not be met. the biggest one we need to think the sustainability of the project. an ongoing source of revenue to maintain, operate, and repair what we are building. this is a test that needs to any type ofink, in federal spending on infrastructure. host: one more call. republican line. caller: i think the electrical grid is obsolete. littleer plants have devices called programmable logic controllers. h -- aro child 12-year-old child tax into the roosevelt dam in tempe, arizona. had he opened the flood control gates arizona could have been wiped out. grid iselectrical obsolete. host: thanks. guest: i think the electrical -- the electric power industry is well aware of those vulnerabilities in the industrial control systems and know they need to upgrade those. the caller is right. i would not say the whole system is obsolete. there is major investment going on throughout and a major transformation und

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the government committees are ,ooking at listing saudi aramco different stock exchange decisions, andach need to be evaluated, then ultimately somebody needs to come up with a decision on the pros and cons on each listing venue. that is a lot of work considering the size of saudi aramco and what it means for saudi arabia. between two choice things internationally, or listing internationally or only domestically. >> definitely we will list internationally. -- domestically. we want to list internationally. that is where the consideration is happening. we did a lot of work on the different stock exchanges, london, new york, tokyo, hong kong, and each one has its pros them.ns in terms of the committee is looking at all that information. >> is there a risk this is not a global listing? this was sold as an international listing. >> nothing about listing only in the kingdom or going back on -- the committee is still if i waiting the option of listing in the kingdom and internationally. >> what do you think the committee is looking at? regulation, advantages of negotiating with the stock exch

ook good?eone slid here, i said a little bit ago the main lanes arenly just wet but watch it on the ramps a crash on the off ramp from the side of 202 to route 29 malvern. the serious accident with managing crews on the scene and traffic barely squeezes by on the ramp. live look at center city on vine street expressway and local vine, you see a little more fine, that is because the highway is but checkout the local vine not a shiny because the slush there secondary roadside streets are partially or mostly covered.nother one on front street at oregon avenue a truck this pole and now the pole is lefront and oregon blocked off stay on 95 that is mainly just wet. a couple of jackknifed t trailers one in the western busheshland road in cochranville. and one on the turnpike approaching the coast it will take time here. and massransit up to hour delay on t tomorrre on a saturday schedule. >> thank you matt. all day long you send us pictures of your snow day families and pets indoors and out.relli is c

we're looking at egypt and .ooking at a few names egypt is a new player in our portfolio.e you. ryan lemand from abs securities. let's talk about guitar. anar commercial bank posted 80% profit. total assets increased by 6.2%. despite what the bank chairman described as a challenging year for qatar. we are joined on the line from doha. where do you see profitability going? holds your roe going to now that provisions are on the way? >> i think the fourth quarter results reflect the effots we made to reshape the banks. look at the fourth quarter earnings, we may $344 million profit, and the previous quarter 90 million.out basically if you multiply that roeard you will get an that is seemingly better than we are right now. roe is low but it will come back as we finish the cleanup of our legacy book. aboutk the market is at 13%. marketl is to reach averages and outperform them. that is ever a four -- over a four year horizon. yusef: where do you see credit growth going for you in 2018? >> for the first time in the , commercialears banks outperformed the market in terms of loan

clear that parents are ooking for options and we want opportunity for them to be open o everyone. school choice programs rise to r, today i wish crystal of the fifth a very peaceful and happy retirement. she has ast 16 years selflessly served as the hunger director coalition operations located in roy tauga county -- in watauga county, north carolina. lift up the s to community by providing resources such as food, and heat in the winters of those in need. crystal worked with members in faith community and local churches to ensure the many individuals and families. it is my belief that north from her ll benefit tireless efforts for years to come. lasting legacy of service is something that is becoming all rare in our neighborhoods today. grateful in forever to her for her service to our community. wish her a happy retirement. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. pocan, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. in bizarre washington news of the last week, the raging controversy is whether the president of the united states referred to other

chart,ook at a bloomberg #btv 5106. we are looking at the rise of five-year inflation expectations. five-year breakevens. you can see again, recently how those two things have tracked together. a lot ofnk because bond traders are wondering if 2018 is the year it more broadly picks up, a synchronous global economy is what some people are saying. will that finally tip the balance? they're obviously is a lot more nervousness here. president of the st. louis fed speaking today in answer to questions asked about expectations, he said he chalks this up to rise in oil prices. he says the recent steep yield curve gives the fed room to move. inflation is expected to rise, selling lots more bonds, $60 billion this week from the u.s., u.k., japan and germany. we are seeing very good demand at the 10 year treasury note sale today. big institutional investors. if we are in a bear market and yields keep rising, that may be the case. for now a lot of people are still waiting to see what happens next and watching a 2.6 level closely. haidi: kathleen, going back to this china report, i imagine it is

all the others were interviews about when he would be interviewed for the the b ook is just packed with nuggets of ohmygod. is if you haven't read it yet, here's the cliff notes: "trump dumb. staff worried." for instance, when one of his advisers sat down with trump to explain the constitution, he says, "i got as far as the fourth amendment before his finger is pulling down on his lip and his eyes are rolling back in his head." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) "boring. get to the part with the rapping and the music. i can't believe this thing won a tony. where's pumba?" ( laughter ) "you know, thomas jefferson himself said acumbametada. ( laughter ) this book has led a lot of people to question whether trump is mentally stable enough to be president. spoiler alert: but on saturday, trump slapped back the notion that he's incompetent, tweeting, "actually, throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart." ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) being "like" really smart is not the same thing as be

comeau --ook weiss . e e-to-book-w he is advocating for bullish positions.e have to talk about inflation. has been widely flagged as one of the key risks for markets in 2018. i know you have been tracking a top fund is a place to benefit from this. adam: this is really kind of the equities angle as to how you play the inflation scare in 2018. we've heard a lot about how bond investors can play this, they have been buying up plenty of tips and fixed income securities that could benefit from inflation, but in the equities space, the folks at dmv asset management in scandinavia have made some interesting changes to their allocation. let's look at the performance of the fund we are talking about overtime, this is 6026 on the chart. this has been a very good performing fund. certainly an argument worth listening to. their argument around inflation is that people are not pricing in the chance that prices do pick up faster than markets are expecting at the moment. they say this is entirely the wrong time to be making tax cuts in the u.s. and the economy will overhe

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l ooking out around the bay area. we have music starting off this brand-new day, brand-new week, a brand-new year. that is a beauty shop for us. back to mornings on 2. it is new year's, happy new year. we are thankful to have meteorologist, rosemary orozco by our side. >> we will see changes come our way later in the week. we've got dry air in place, another spare the air day. moderate to slightly unhealthy. that will be what we see until we get a little bit of rain in here, a little bit of wind to help clean out the air. not expected to happen today or tomorrow. by wednesday we do have bigger changes coming. we talked about the superman overhead, we are also talking about the king tied back with u s. monday into tuesday, during the morning hours we could have a little bit of flooding along the coast, inside the bay. not just at our beaches. please be aware of that. outside of that, cool temperatures to start the morning, not as cold as we have been. 43 napa, 43 santa rosa. 38 livermore, and 40s around the bay. 46 hay

america"ook, "in this provocative, and you know immediately what he is talking about. that notion that d.c. was built on a swamp, and taking these horrible people and replacing them with better people, and that is something that voters believed him or not -- whether they believed him to fulfill that are not, they were prepared to take them to the test. governor delivered his final state of the state addrs at the stake up until -- state in boise, idaho. he called for investments in k-12 education as well as higher education is just under one hour. >> thank you mr. speaker. placed step forward committee, and make your report. it is my honor and privilege to introduce the governor of idaho. thank you, and good luck. [applause] >> mr. speaker, mr. president, >> on behalf of the joint session we welcome you, and we look forward to your remarks. the floor is yours. >> thank you. mr. speaker, mr. president, honorable legislators, distinguished jurists, friends, my family, our first lady, my fellow idahoans. it is my high honor and distinct privilege to stand before you today

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the future,ook at inflation picks up.will create more tension between the central bank responses. what was remarkable about the fed minutes was how relaxed and they seem to be. i think it's very consistent with the current data. i think it's a potential tension point is the year goes on. francine: let me bring it to my chart. , it's u.s.erday treasuries and inflation protection and security. two percentage points on tuesday. d believe that inflation will actually pick up, not only in u.s.,t -- not only in the but elsewhere? caroline: we think it will gradually pick up as the year continues. i think what comes to central-bank policy, the key is that they remain debt dependent. the path is set for tightening and it's a case of win. march, june, september? the market is prepared for rate hikes. it's being positioned in sectors and areas of the markets that will be tolerated. they're going to be fairly gradual hikes. germane: is it the market? what is a mean for the rest? is a prettyink this in a scene dynamic. i think you ha

and is the cold coming in ook with all that wind? >> the wind is going to be brutal.utely. >> you're just so full of good news today, aren't you, doug, dougles? >> thank you, doug. hospitals keeping a close eye on an iv saline solution shortage. triggered by the aftermath of hurricane maria in puerto rico. what's being done here to keep up with demand as flu season is underway. >> a refundt even on the buses, a closer look at the plan to reimburse riders if you're late to work thanks to metro. >> reporter: moments ago jurors here right here in prince william county convicting a megachurch youth pastor for sexually assaulting an under age girl. those jurors are back deliberating right now. this time to de >>> some breaking news out of in a church youth leader and pastor's son convicted of exposing himself to and touching an under age girl. >> right now the jury is working to determine an appropriate punishment for jordan baird. news4's david culver is outside the courthouse in manassas. david, what's next? ? >> reporter: wendy, let me tell you, you asked about the rang

ook, i think the things that president trump will talk about, if you think about what his agenda is, he actually has a lot to say about what his agenda is. whether you agree with it or not. they were able to get the tax cut done. he is taking action on immigration. not immigration efforts that i would agree with, but to his supporters he's tried to take action in that area. the economy is doing very well. another jobs report today. when he says the state of the union is strong, he's going to have a booming stock market and good g.d.p. and good jobs reports to point to, to back up his message on those things. so he's going to have things to talk about and maybe some things in the future to talk about if he wants to push immigration -- i'm sorry, infrastructure spending measure, measures as well. jen: i'll be really fast because i agree with everything tonied said. he made me think about how this is the first year i haven't had to work on a state of the union or the major final speech of a presidency, which is like a safety union in years and it's kind of relaxing in january. a few pro

at this point, it is probably so complicated and he really is .ooking at retiring next year he wouldject, but nothing like that would probably be taking place until a couple of years from now. guy: we will leave it there. thank you, european transport editor tom lavelle joining us on the car said -- car story. freddie lait still with us from latitude. the ces is turning into a car show. that is the venn diagram more and more. google could buy fiat, that is pure speculation, but sk istheless, mu struggling. will car companies win or technology companies? freddie lait the technology -- technology will win. it is an arms race to build up technology and it seems they are starting on the back foot. i think the smart car of the future will be a huge winning revenue-generating item for somebody, but it is more likely to be the software, not the hardware. at the end of the day, if you are not driving the car, you care more about the seats and onboard technology than the mechanical components. that is really what is going to be designed into it. don't we see from elon musk's continued struggl

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you can ook at women at work and see how far they have got, and in homes and in relationships, in termsnalysis, there is still so much still to be done. when it comes to political representation, there is still a gender gap, with women still overshadowed by men. and interestingly, there is still a gender gap in how they use their vote too. back in the 1940s, women were more likely to vote conservative, men more likely to vote labour. now, we still see that among older voters, but if we look at younger voters, so, for example, under the age of 40, women are much more supportive of labour. and what is it down to? in the ‘aos and ‘50s, the conservatives were the anti—austerity party. they were against post—war rationing, for example, whereas that has completely changed today. that's the labour party. that's the labour party, exactly. so women tend to have been more supportive of parties favouring social spending and more redistribution, and which party that is has changed over time. arguably, the woman's vote has led to a stronger public realm, with better health care and better education,

ook ms. hindley: yes. they absolutely could.in a sense because the french were in charge, because they morocco, and meant the political decisions and military decisions were made essentially by the french. moroccans are the more -- when it comes to the high level events unfolding -- i don't want to use the word i standers, but they are not directly involved in the story. at iny have lost family members france. maybe one of their families one of the 19,000 p.o.w.'s kept by germany following the clash of france. you could write an alternative story about how the war affects them that way. there's another thread that comes out in terms of digging deeper in the story of moroccan moroccan jewry. gap when it comes to the war that has only been filled in the last four or five years. because independent is so important to the moroccans, when scholars have dug in, particularly moroccan scholars, 37 wheree looked at 36- there is a nationalist movement and they are clamped down. the leaders go into exile. then they kind of skip over the wa

someu think there are exercises that you and the president are considering as you ook at this regime? jackson: there are things you can do, the stationary box, the elliptical, the treadmill. i want to do something that is low impact. i do not want to do anything that will cause the president to have joint issues or things of that issue. i think i will look at doing things aerobically that will have a low impact on his joints and research what is the best option. >> [indiscernible] jackson: i will not comment on that. if it were my five-year-old, i might talk about how much he watches tv, but that is not something i will comment on. >> the watching versus the active lifestyle part of it. dr. jackson: i don't know. i do not know what he is doing while he is watching tv. he might be in the office. i think you probably spend as much time seated in a sedentary role that many of us do with office jobs. i do not know that the watching tv contributes to that much, in my opinion. cognitivee assessment, what is your take on all of the doctors who say that they see symptoms of this, that, and th

ook how far below target inflation is yet the minutes of the last meeting came out and people are talking about ready to are signal that shift. because they are linking forward guidance to better economic growth. some of the strongest growth, in fact, in a decade so that's one thing. that supports the bears, doesn't it? then, bill comes out about the economic outlook, he's talking about an overheating risk. what he says, the fact that the rate is below -- it's more than offset by accommodating mob policy, financial conditions and an increasingly expansion their fiscal policy. if the ax cuts and labor market were to tighten must further there would be risk that could rise above objective. hawkish.ds on, of course, big focus consumer price index. hash tag 7111. simply.w you here's your year-over-year in se cpi, at 1.7% supposed to s be there again in december. the fed's key gauge but, yes, it's below. index at 1.5%. this is why officials like charlie evans, who also poke with us in the last couple of days is saying that the feds should wait maybe until the middle of the year before they hik

this --ooking for a hot hawkish message.member back in october, they reduced the price of bond of 2018, to september because the recovery has been picking up steam. a lot of people are saying that maybe they are going to signal guidance, on forward guidance shifting. inflationo reasons, is still weak. you might get a more hawkish mario and johnny -- and in on top of it, you have a stronger euro, which is going to be exasperated by the weaker dollar. -- and the neter present obviously today, if -- that, he sounded expectation. carefullyis words earlier this week. hike are also expecting a -- bank or garre on,o much has been going the region and inflation has been growing is because transport prices. let's take a quick look and talk about their situation. the rising oil prices is something we can't do too much about. that is a factor. it is a plus of the inflationary outlook, but any exporting nation has to wonder just how far this can go. rising local currency against the dollar. the expectation has been that the bank wants t

. >> you got it, matchy,ook, shutn the vine street expressway.ly just started letting this left laue after accident, westbound right at the parkway onramp. this, half hour already, just from 95 on over. this is a live moving at off 95y into the expressway, look at the crane moving around here from the downtown. and look at the ben franklin bridge. stacked and packed, coming in so, if you are getting ready to lever the house avoid the benny, avoid thee or the betsy ross, as your alternate. then west on the schuy philly, n toward university. we had earlier accident. accident the schuylkill right around the curve, bamm, right where the sun glare hit you in the deo high-speed line, modified schedule again today with over-crowding and some skip stations cents along the way it, will start happening any minute now, same deal that happened yesterday, and again, that's all a result of the wire problem from monday, and on the market frankford line because of the wet they are morning, all trains making allao bensalem. come on, coming your way, we will tak o

country and go to the parks and show us how amazingly are were in bears ears and they were there and ooking at the dwellings, the rock structures and amazing dwellings that still exist and can still be important y are not to protect, i mean, what is? it is astounding. said, 80%, even in utah and across the country agree the worthy and our parks of protecting them. is it in some cases officials and leaders are not listening to us? host: theresa peirno, there was headline about national parks, resignation, mass resignation of the advisory board. is on the advisory board and tell us about the resignation? unbelievable at is and painful. the oung -- the people on national park advisory are scientists, educators, leader conservation and the members of this advisory served on the second century of them, under george w. bush and provided then ck to secretary kimthorn. this is not a political issue, the really important that public understand, these are leaders in conservation and protection and their advice is critical. for the secretary, for secretary zinke, not to meet with them in a year is jus

as a new person here and, to ,ook at it decade after decade apparently no real rush to get to a point where we have an , it's disturbing. and i want to thank people for being here today to discuss this taxpayers.ican thank you for your service. i wanted to say that financial oversight is long overdue. waste and other things have no place in the agencies, especially when it comes to guaranteeing our national security and readiness. every dollar wasted is a dollar lost. better, and i look forward to working with you and the rest of this committee to look over our financial integrity. i also share concerns as to what we can expect from this process. the dod has not yet demonstrated that its leadership has the ability to achieve financial reform. their qualifications of levels of expertise, leading to reform throughout this. additionally, looking to what occurred in the financial industry over time, how we will what thisuaranteeing is is going to be transparent enough for us to understand that the taxpayer is getting the appropriate audits that we should be getting. what occurred in the f

as a new person here and, to ,ook at it decade after decade apparently no real rush to get to a point where we have an , it's disturbing. and i want to thank people for being here today to discuss this taxpayers.ican thank you for your service. i wanted to say that financial oversight is long overdue. waste and other things have no place in the agencies, especially when it comes to guaranteeing our national security and readiness. every dollar wasted is a dollar lost. better, and i look forward to working with you and the rest of this committee to look over our financial integrity. i also share concerns as to what we can expect from this process. the dod has not yet demonstrated that its leadership has the ability to achieve financial reform. their qualifications of levels of expertise, leading to reform throughout this. additionally, looking to what occurred in the financial industry over time, how we will what thisuaranteeing is is going to be transparent enough for us to understand that the taxpayer is getting the appropriate audits that we should be getting. what occurred in the f

america"ook, "in this provocative, and you know immediately what he is talking about. that notion that d.c. was built on a swamp, and taking these horrible people and replacing them with better people, and that is something that voters believed him or not -- whether they believed him to fulfill that are not, they were prepared to take them to the test. governor delivered his final state of the state address at the stake up until -- state in boise, idaho. he called for investments in k-12 education as well as higher education is just under one hour.

. >> leak forward ook forward to >>> and the olympics, opening ceremony three weeks. >> packing our bags, too. mr. roker, a check of the weather. >> on the nippy side here. you can see a warming trend coming in from the midsection of the country. wet weather in the pacific northwest into northern california. below average temperatures through the gulf into the southeast. then for tomorrow, that warm weather starts moving east are and can't get here close enough. mountain snows into the rockies. wet weather extending into central california. showers along the western gulf coast of texas and sunny skies up and down t >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, bill henley. the wind is blowing is to make it feel colder. we will see lots of sunshine, bright sunshine. 36 for philadelphia. warmer than it was all day yesterday in the suburbs. 34 degrees. 36 with the clouds clearing in new jersey. a cold wind blowing in the lehigh valley. 31 degrees. bright sunshine. some of the snow will melt during the day. sunshine at 35 for delaware. have a great day! >>> a cute, young manng man

we think the indicators that we .ook at our once we built look at a phillips curve relationship on topthat trying to tease out information from big design sites. signal a we have seen in 2017 was temporary and we have a 2% world that is pretty solid. we don't think that's fully reflected in markets. the break evens are starting to move in that direction. i think that's the thing that will continue to play out. francine: do you think it'll be a repeat of 20 17 we are waiting for inflation and it will never come out? >> everything we see at this rebounding and the recent bid has been in line with that. it's always possible but there's nothing suggesting that we have another surprisingly downside. there a worry that the fed is the hike more than expected in a takes the market by surprise? >> we have three hikes for 2018 as a baseline. i think this is well entrenched in the market thinking and i think the fed has been very comfortable reaffirming that as a baseline. at the same time, objectively we think about the probability of getting for hikes. they would have to be significant as well.

. >> leak forward ook forward to >>> and the olympics, opening ceremony three weeks.e. >> packing our bags, too. mr. roker, a check of the weather. >> on the nippy side here. you can see a warming trend coming in from the midsection of the country. wet weather in the pacific northwest into northern california. below average temperatures through the gulf into the southeast. then for tomorrow, that warm weather starts moving east are and can't get here close enough. mountain snows into the rockies. wet weather extending into central california. showers along the western gulf coast of texas and sunny skies that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> i'm kari hall. it is much cooler, breezy and foggy in parts of the bay area. we're only going to reach into the 50s in san francisco today. current visibility here in the trivalley, down to about a quarter of a mile. and even lower in the south county. so the fog staying with us until the rain moves in. we're still seeing the rain well to the north of us. this will begin mo

ook at the discord chats released after charlottesville they were talking about guns. it goes on and on. completely and i agree with mark. i have gone undercover when i irst started doing this to appear at rallies not as me but provides journalistic complications. i go as me now. they'll talk as me. when it's the flip of the tongue and right question, they reveal things they wish they hadn't. quickly on the issue of undercover reporting since you brought it up. without naming names, there's a specific reporter who is sort of honing hat beat of doing these pretty incredible long term investigative pieces posing as the group of people he's covering. that raises a lot of journalistic red flags and i you to talk to your professor abouts it. we've debated a lot internally nd i think it's lying about your identity is not really journalistically sound and i of trust etrays a lot in the process and endangers yourself and isn't worth the access that you get. access for journalists comes harder to come by if there's going to be a greater temptation of bend the journalistic ethic

i wish our politicians would get what is ooking at importa important, did the russians elections and they politicians do what have to do to get elected, democrats and republicans. issue, did the real russians interfere with elections? thank you. republican, what is on your mind, mike? caller: i'd like to say, the issue, i think -- left marijuana laws for medical use only. when they legalize it for use, that put a damper on things, that means everybody can get ahold of it. kept it medical use only, there would be nothing says about jeff sessions. host: mike referring to front-page story on "washington bar on essions lowers pot charges, the attorney general on thursday made it prosecutors to enforce federal marijuana laws in states that have legalized substance, drawing criticism from jurisdictions that have stirring ot use and confusion in the industry. the "wall street journal" take story, they note six tates legalized medical and recreational marijuana. dc legalized both uses and do not allow sales and allow only medical sales. corey gardner, senator from colorado, tweeted after thi

ook at the charts in our report that show the spike. it was quite pronounced.t the same time, when you do standardsckly, some met, or other goals or objectives may not be met. the biggest one we need to think the sustainability of the project. an ongoing source of revenue to maintain, operate, and repair what we are building. this is a test that needs to any type ofink, in federal spending on infrastructure. host: one more call. republican line. caller: i think the electrical grid is obsolete. littleer plants have devices called programmable logic controllers. h -- aro child 12-year-old child tax into the roosevelt dam in tempe, arizona. had he opened the flood control gates arizona could have been wiped out. grid iselectrical obsolete. host: thanks. guest: i think the electrical -- the electric power industry is well aware of those vulnerabilities in the industrial control systems and know they need to upgrade those. the caller is right. i would not say the whole system is obsolete. there is major investment going on throughout and a major transformation under

ook, for my parents, it was coming to this country for a better life for their kids.ld have imagined when my to this country, that her youngest would one day ecome a member of the u.s. congress? the story of people who come to contribute, nd there is such a huge wealth of them and i think that really a look at who is grants are, this country made up of immigrants it is a country of immigrants and so, know, i understand that people have a different perspective, but really think contribute to this country and i don't know, i know she had question, but from what i heard, those were the two points. host: next call from silver maryland, raymond, hi. caller: hi, good morning and call.you for taking my congressman, my point is about strategy for the mid-term election. you know trump won the election because of immigration and i think republicans are this daca against democrats, they are going to didn't l, how come you fight for the health insurance are am as hard as you fighting for the daca children? a democrat at, i'm and i support it. i'm a democrat, too. politically, don

. >> on monday, president trump ook tooks undocument 200 residents from el salvador who have been working in the united states and renewing their documents regularly, and did the same to haitians, and did the same to dreamers, made them undocumented, 800,000 of them working. i'm tired of coming to work here, meeting people in the cafeteria sweeping floors and doing all kinds of work here in the capitol who are afraid of losing their legal protected status. they want to make them undocumented, people who are documented who work here in the united states, in the capitol. i call upon us to do the work we were sent here to do. we shouldn't be sending 5 ,000 haitians back to the poorest country in the hemisphere from the richest country. that's unfathomable and unconscionable and we shouldn't do it. i return the balance of my time. mr. due terres.: i move that the house do -- mr. gutierrez: i move that the house adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion that the house adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. mr. gu

much as it geefs me to say this, judy, he says he's not very interested in htohy and doesn't reads ooks. t very different from most presidents who study how others presideve used this occasion. if you think this is someone who is going to write a speech, stick to it, and not get off the teleprompter, he probably w ol g the teleprompter, and that could be the news of the night. >> woodruff: it's interesting because, as we know, michael, there is so much focus right now on how the president usesocial media, what he says in his tweets. ci right. >> woodruff: esly. and in his other off-the-cuff remarks some when you weigh a speech versus the off the cuff, you really are looking at a different way of getting a message out. > and this is a reality tv star, and he knows that people are usually more interested in whats eems to be spontaneous than what is on script. and al heamously does not have a lot of self-discipline. he gave a somewhat unifying rather polished speech off the teleprompr to congress last year, was widely praised for itd as you remember, very quickly after that, he did a tweet