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you can see mr. paul ryan's comments go to website he had to say t yesterday. let's go to steve in phoenix, arizona, democrat. hi, steve. caller: good morning, how are you? thank you for c-span. my comment is and i heard the congressman earlier saying they the d to "take care of problem," but the problem is our the employers are in country choosing to recruit outside the country and they're some en considering americans. so, you know, it's not like they are sneaking up here and getting all they have to do is once they get here, get to the address of the company that them in the first place. host: okay, steve's thoughts in arizona, open phones this morning. keep dialing in with your thoughts about public policy ebate, whether it is immigration policy or north korea. want to hear from you this on the as we continue "washington journal." joining on the phone is joseph reporter for reuters talking about senator bob menendez federal corruption trial. day one was yesterday, for the democrat from new jersey. viewers what charges does face?nator >> hi, good morning. cou

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from moscow you're watching r t international with me rosana lockwood thank you for joining us british police have raided a paul mones in the southwest of the capital in connection with a terror attack on the london underground on friday properties in the town of sunbury have been evacuated and cordons put in place it comes just hours after the arrest of a nineteen year old man who suspected of plotting the bucket bomb involved in the incident islamic state claimed responsibility for what's become the fifth terror attack in the u.k. this year at around eight twenty am on friday an improvised explosive device went off inside a train pulling into parsons green station a left thirty p. .

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paul, who infamously kept saying, can you hear me now? is jumping over to competitor sprint in telecom scandal. get this, paul may talk to customers on behalf of tobile. sprint jumping on reports that the softbank wireless company is still in merger talks with rival t-mobile. shares of that guy's uncarrier, john legere, the pink wearing head of t-mobile. that is big leader on the nasdaq. it is up 5 1/3%. sprint is getting a bigger bump of 7 and 3/4%. let's get to two retailers moving in opposite directions. michael kors luxury retailer jumping by nearly 3%. this a day after jimmy choo shareholders voted michael kors takeover of the sexy pricey shoe retailer and designer. >>> best buy tanking after the number one consumer electronics retailer in the u.s. issued a disappointing outlook ahead of its first investor day since 2012. not great news it presents to investors. the stock performed rather you beautifully over the past five years. let us get back to the united nations and the business, money of global leadership. president trump blasting the u.n. saying that the united states pays, quote, far more than anybody realizes bearing unfair cost bu

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t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: at the white house a little while ago, trump dined with speaker of the house paul ryanpposed -- for details, let's go to ed henry live at the white house. you are not a fly on the wall during the dinner but what have you heard? [>> dana, i don't know if crow was on the menu. may be a nothing burger. sorry, greg gutfeld, i know you hate that phrase. we got a statement from a top white house official saying it was a productive working dinner, in their words between the speaker of the house where they covered anything from taxes to the debt ceiling to the budget, the continuing resolution. look at, they needed to have a productive working dinner because tension has been growing because of what you mentioned a moment ago. what played out yesterday with speaker ryan had the rug pulled out from under him saying the democratic idea on a three-month praise for the debt ceiling was just unworkable. and then almost later, this meeting at the white house, the president does just the opposite because as you were noting, the president believes it's smart to clear some brush and road

t maneuver. you are really robbing peter to pay paul as you pointed out. when i think of what, i think the navy, the nation needs, its naval power, which is yes readiness, safety, effectiveness, first and foremost. it includes modernization and it includes procurement to make sure we stay relevant in the future. >> you took my ending quote away, admiral. that's exactly what i was seeing this but let me end with this. to the families that are out there, i know our focus right now is on the leadership within the navy and the commanders in the navy and what you want to de about it. this goes deeper than that. this is this is a case with thed states congress has to provide the adequate funding to take care of these young men and women who put themselves in harms way every single day. and we will not forget that. thank you, gentlemen. thank you, sir.witnes >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to our witnesses here today. [inaudible] >> the master chief petty officer of the navy is here also, chief geodo giordano. thank you for your leadership. thank you for be

you,t and shira, thank both. the federal emergency management saw reserves cut in half over the weekend after the caused by hurricane harvey and now with hurricane irma. house speaker paul ryan issued a dire warning for irma. people on smartphones are quickly applying for fema relief applications are being approved and money going out the we'veay faster pace than experienced before to the point where o.m.b. is telling us fema run out of money as early as tomorrow and no later than tuesday. emily: senate republicans agreed to more than double fema's funding, more than twice the nearly $8 billion the house approved on wednesday. coming up, it is the one-year techersary of the biggest deal in history. i sit down with michael dell for a report card on the company, $67 billion acquisition of e.m.c. and "bloomberg technology" is twitter.aming on check out out weekdays 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. san francisco. ♪ emily: shares of fit bit rose 11% in thursday trading, the over a move ma -- in month for the fitness tracking company. a partner with com. the move shows the company's efforts to venture into health in general. a year ago today, dell completed its massive acquis

t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." former trump campaign chairma >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." former trump campaign chairman paulwas wiretapped by the u.s. government before and after the presidential election. on this new information, does it vindicate with the president tweeted out on march 4th about wiretapping? joining us now, gregg jarrett has a new op-ed entitled "sessions should resign but not before taking action against clinton, comey, and rice." also joining us is monica crowley. let me start with you. the media is so wrong. again.ta the president has no facts, no truth. we reported this on this program on march 8th. we were right, they were wrong. cnn reports it but they don't admit every one their reports with dead wrong. when do they ever take responsibility for fake news false reporting? >> don't hold your breath on that one. i've long said that with this president, there's almost always a method to his madness. almost. not always but almost always. at a time when he put out that tweet that he and trump tower were wiretapped by the obama administration and by surrogates, all hell broke loose. i kep

paul tucci get away with murder? >> i believe he did. >> reporter: there will be people who will say he definitely had something to do wi t going to think one thing. youeople's beliefs that way. and half the people are going to think the other way. i'm not here to change your mind. it's a sad story. a murder did occur. but i don't think that the whole story's out there. and i don't think the jury necessarily got it right. >> reporter: p.j. tucci was free but now alone, a widower who once planned to make a new life with laura. and now she was behind bars for what could be the rest of her life. does she want you to find love again? >> she always wants you to find love. sure. the question is, she set a really high standard. >> reporter: but she's been convicted of murder. >> but i know in my later she didn't do it. >> reporter: craig's sister robbyn is left trying to make sense of it all, the darkness that destroyed that big family, a family that once had so much ambition and promise. >> it's just heartbreaking. nobody wins. nobody wins in this. >> reporter: this is a family divided like no other. >> yeah. >>> that's all for this edition of "dateline." w

paul too in this. i don't know that he's that strategic, i'll be honest with you. >> he's probably not, but if this was strategy on his part, in a lot of ways tegy, because his base is getting pretty mad at him. but i think schumer and pelosi come out of this with a possible deal for the d.r.e.a.m.ers and there's substance to it and it's good. >> it's a win. >> david "the dean" corn. >> well, i was tempted to say that paul ryan won the week. >> how dare you! he never wins anything. >> because he doesn't have to deal with trump. that's a pretty big win. enjoy september! but the guy we talked about, bernie sanders, won the week. he lost the fight for the presidential nomination of his party, yet he's determining its policy course at the moment. he introduced medicare for all the bill this week. who was there? any senator who wants to run for president. kamala harris, cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, they all came out to endorse it. it showed that he's creating space for his revolution between the democratic party. that's a pretty big deal for anybody to achieve, let alone a democrat and independent and not always well liked in the senate. >> th

we want to show you this again because a few minutes ago our crew there at at&t park caught that lightning strike out over the bay right behind the big scoreboard in center field. paulhing the latest for us. >> lots of lightning. we don't do this that often around here. we are doing it tonight. marin county, it's your turn. san rafael, mill valley, ocean beach three strikes over the past 10 minutes, but it's clearing up a bit in oakland and the south bay. look off to the south and east and i'm seeing a cluster of thunderstorms down toward fresno. there's the opportunity that some of that will stay together and move through the bay area overnight tonight. even though we're getting a break right now in the south bay, that break will move to san francisco by 8:00. there is the chance of more thunderstorms overnight and another chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. what is this, tennessee? we don't do this that often, but we're doing it tonight but not a lot of rain with this, mostly lightning. the latest always www.cbssf.com. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: get that money. yeah. h

argument from paul ryan is while that low rate is ticking up, you have bigger deductions, people end up paying less. ultimately talking lower income americans. democrats talk about wanting to be able t help out lower income americans. isn't that a place you can find compromise? >> doesn't seem like that's the direction they're heading. they identified only one deduction for elimination, and that's the deduction that most of my lower and middle income taxpayers in connecticut use to lower their federal income taxes. that's the ability to offset local and state taxes you pay against federal income tax. the one special deduction they came after was the one that middle class taxpayers use, so that's troubling. >> is this it? compromise over, democrats won't work with republicans on tax reform? >> listen, that's not up to us, as you know, hallie. they can do tax reform through regular order, not using this process in the senate where they only have to get 50 votes. they're using reconciliation, a telegraph to democrats that we don't want you, and hey, we weren't in the room that paul ryan is talking about. he says they did the hard work ahead of time. they didn't talk to democrats. they

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t over. >> i bet paul manafort wishes he had a do-over that day. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> president trump's former press secretary is shown here in an associat"associated press" i in april. youis notes referring to then chief of staff reince priebus tillerson. >> he reportedly kept extensive notes during hishe white house and during the trump presidential campaign. >> a lot of people want t now. here's a look at this morning's other heli new study that blamed contaminatedfa increase in fetal deaths. she believes the caused her to miss carry her twins in 2015. they stche 2014 to save money. fetal death rates% after the sw >>> politico has an update on the charts taken by the health and human health secretary. the cost reportedly exceeds over $300,000. the agency says price has used charters aircraft to accommodate his continual travel. >>> four baseball teams announce plans for more safety netting after a young girl was hit by a foul ball. she was hit at the yankee stadium. yesterday the cincinnati reds, colorado rockies, and the seattle mariners will extend the netting. ten teams have already done so. mlb's robert manfred said they will double their efforts on this important

let's join the gop and support -- we can elect t a gret people like paul nealon, bobby lawrence, christopher chamberlain, corey stewart, omar, kid rock. there youd work to change it. so again this rally is nothing less you leave here today and you volunteer or get involved or if you get to that, with a local organization, then financially give an volunteer to the network from anybody. we can provide you with a list. we can't do everything out of our pockets of our pockets are empty. we don't have a daddy soros. crowdsourcing does work. look at what happened. we get this rally going. i'm an large trump supporter. on the president of the gays for trump. and yes, it's affinity politics at the largest degree. many conservatives don't like that they say we are all americans for trump. i agree. but the media is who we have to compete and combat with. .. >> >> we welcome all into the embrace. the media calls us terrorists and a hate group and that we continue to denounce violence on all sides of anti-semitic right and all trade a small fringe group of radicals like on the left we condemn the kkk we support within and we protect against radical islamic

paul for sort of bringing up the subject and working it into the oxford model. those who chose to accept individuals utilizing m-a-t to sustain the recovery sustained and encouraged to think it's something you can add to your help as well. [applaus [applause] >> so let me move on to talk a bit about employment because that's such-- it's interesting when i traveled around talking to people and giving talks on drug stuff, a lot of people ask me about employment and jobs. and my first thought was, i'm the drug czar, i'm not the housing czar. i wanted to give ben carson a call and ask him about it, but what i found just sitting down and talking with people, is that the employment issue is really central to people's recovery, and so i've started talking about it more and asking about it more and thinking about what else we can do in government to promote options for better employment for employment for people in recovery. you know, and i understand also, this is something that oxford house works with as well. i was in vermont and rhode island to meet with people working to address the opioid crisis. during this trip i met a woman named hillary who works in a restaurant. she struggled with addict

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paul ryan and the house said don't do this. >> the other thing is if there's a deal on healthcare t has to happen by september 30 sntth >> yeah. after that, you will need the support of a lot of democrats, and it doesn't look like they'll get that. >>> brexit will leakly p likely lot of opportunities for the uk tech sector. an advisory panel has been set up to see potential brexit benefits we are joined from d. c. this morning by the co-chair of the european conservatives and reformists group you made the case for why the uk brexit has -- will or could become ultimately a good thing for tech companies what you are hearing from them now? >> good morning. yes. what i'm hearing from the tech sector is a variety of responses. some assume we will go back to a 1970s model of doing things, such as immigration and trade. i'm saying whenever there's disruption, you have three ways to respond you are either be fragile and roll over, you can be robust and seek to survive, or be a anti-fragile and try to thrive we can move into more online immigration systems, we can be moving into smart immigration systems. we could be moving to smarter border controls

and you know it was, you know, barack obama or nancy pelosi, now it's mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. >> as willie said, for good reason. they haven't gotten anything done tpresident has been in the office almost a year. they're fighting within the republican party. they have been there before. we seen congressional approval ratings down in the low teens. few go back to the government shutdown and later in the obama term when they were not getting anything done t. public seems to have an antenna for when congress is doing something and when they're fought. >> yeah. >> the republican party is coming to grips with tuesday's results in alabama where roy moore, a fire brand on the party's fringes easily won the u.s. senate primary after being heavily outspent by allies of the president and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the "new york times" obtained a memo about the alabama election that circulated among republican donors, written by steven law, which said primary voters were intensely angry and inclined to blame republicans for dysfunction in washington. quote, the republican congress has replaced president obama as the boogieman for conservative g.