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he has -- other presidents havee ed executive privilege but this one is saying we're doing it a,oss the boa'm done with this, i'm not playing your games and if you want to, com after me. robert: laura, why is speakerlo hold back on impeachment? to protect vulnerable democrats? laura: i think that's a piece of it. we know if democrats go down thisepoute, whenlicans did this under clinton, they suffered the consequences politically, the next election cycle and she doesn't want that to happen. they just got a hold of the house. they have0 seats to defend, ones that they flipped from red to blue. and that there are plenty of vulnerable democrats. i was speaking to some of them today a right now they aren't too nervous about the escdation the investigations. they still feel pretty good that pelosi is firm on no impeachment but if this goes on for six more months, some of them said that's when they may speak out and tension could bubble up amongst democrats. robert: abby, what's the mood inside the administration? the attorney general about to be held in contempt of congress, the house judici

as i said it's very dangerous and it really opens the door to killing all types of people with with oss types of disabilities now you mentioned this case bringing back of course memories of your sister your family's struggle over her fate what happens personally you have experience of this when when a family is split on such an emotional issue one part of the family wants to let the person go the other the other part wants to keep that person alive well that this is a live human being with value and dignity and. the fact that the how do you deal with that issue as a as a family how do you deal with with 2 sides being on such opposite parts of the equation when it comes to someone you love. well we we lost tara which was and visit parents love terri they love this in the way he is it doesn't mean we have it . doesn't. i'm sorry that now i'm sorry but that. doesn't give and doesn't give the right. just because someone has a conflict disability doesn't give anyone the right. to decide that their life has no value or dignity and therefore decide to do under like them and by a way that's tha

oss a break in the middle were on 7 acres so when you do a down the middle in san jose this crew from the santa clara valley water district is clearing the grass. >>from a long had a tense he a creek right homes and just across the road. a fire forced the evacuation of the silicon valley wildlife center summer before last director laura hawkins showed me where the grass is knee high again after being cut once already this spring that we always need to be prepared and part of that preparation is doing this weed abatement essential for us, we know the fire legally produce a so you know i don't think anyone's. >>say from that possibility that the owner of this property in fremont took action after her neighbors complained going forward should a fire occur nearby neumeier says that 100 foot clearance will give firefighters a chance to save both her. >>and her neighbors homes, we are so much rain this year this winter um you know the officials there 15 feet calls. >>the annual grasses there about 7 feet tall in some cases, i'm very formal there a real this this year. h the annual grass cro

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there is such a deep integration --oss the u.s. mexico border u.s., and the canadian border for that fact. it is not a holy mexican whollyed -- mexican-produced good coming across the border. that cross-border trade is important. we have seen slowdowns because the tightening of security. that is more concerning for the long run. the north american economies are highly integrated. you can think of mexico as almost another group of states economically. we are so integrated in that way it is a deep concern. over time, i think he is also right, because we import so much more from china that they import from us, these types of pains lay in our favor, but it will be at the cost of higher prices. sources of two prices going on, chinese prices for our imports going up, and mexican imports going up. we don't know the extent of mexican retaliation, if there is some soon. but i would agree, auto manufacturers will see this. you already saw some japanese manufacturers take hits and a market yesterday, and will again today. that is more concerning for the long ha

expects its staff to keep working as hard as they did on their 1st day that's what amazon boss just base oss wants so what are his plans for the future. we would have liked to have talked to amazon about it but amazon won't allow any interviews no permission to film and says only in writing so let's get amazon's virtual assistant alexa to read them to us. instead of speculating about the future we prefer to focus on the things that certainly won't change for us that means the talk us to miss will always want a large selection of products a good prices with faster livery. and if nobody at amazon is allowed to talk to us what about former employees we contacted a number of them but only one is willing to be on camera. my novel is my name is under way a spike and i used to be amazon's chief scientist. he started the job in 2002. i was but i want to underfund van when i started imus on there were less than a 1000 people like you from. my office was on the same floor as jeff based on just meeting was it after every meeting i had with him i went out more energized than when i went to who jeff is h

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if there is any fallout of ,osses with those sort of rates the government could be worried in the markether names that could follow, investors have mentioned some names but we have them.nfirmed any of regulators are serious in cracking down the financial market risks from this incident and some of the banks that have ramped up their interbank that significantly and sent and let them in disguise as investment product. those are risky loans. that practice will see a further crackdown. shery: great to see you. thank you. we have a preview of what to watch and markets later this morning. inthat sparked a jump spending costs and chinese bond yields which sent the 10 year bond yield higher. and concern that smaller banks may sell or refrain from buying bonds that could pile on the pressure. on the upset, that may offer some relief for chinese tech theys as the move comes as face an increasingly hostile u.s.. 19% this year. we will be gauging reaction to the second richest man stepping down in hong kong. we are watching after the stock was cut to neutral. 2019 compared to its previous target of

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increase in unlawful border oss crossings com bypassed with shift in migration trends and outdated laws and infrastructure has placed an incredibly great strain on law enforcement, on our legal system, and local border communities. in mid march acting secretary and cdp commissioner warned us and the american public that immigration was near a breaking point. since that time a bad situation has gotten nothing but worse bringing that breaking point to our doorstep. yet there are those who still here in washington choose to ignore the gravity of the situati situation, or worse to label it as fake or manufactured. at one point there were elected officials who got into a debate about calling it a crisis versus emergency. i don't care how you label it. the entire system is breaking and it is unsustainable. fac facts, as they say, are stubborn things. let's go over facts. in 1996 border crossings by single adults from mexico, a vast majority of whom were repatriated back to their home country within hours. in 2019 so far more than 60% of those apprehended along southern border have been either