fallon sherrock lit up the pdc world darts championship last december, she was the first woman to beat reached the third round. she's going to make more darts history tonight, the first woman to play in the premier league series when she faces glen durant in nottingham. it's been a life changing couple of months for her. and has definitely been different from what i am normally used too. i have a lot of exhibition work and a lot of the interviews, and has been very busy. i get recognised in the street a lot more now and i am loving every minute of it. the fact that i get to premier bell playing the premier league is awesome, i have been watching it for the last couple of years and i am a challenger, it is amazing. i have had a great experience so far and everything that i have done has helped me a lot with experience and special stages and things like that. iam hoping special stages and things like that. i am hoping i am special stages and things like that. iam hoping i am helping special stages and things like that. i am hoping i am helping women and sport because and darts we played

. >> jan van eck lester you adopted that for china don't fight the pdc does the coronavirus change upr? >> and brief it doesn't. my theory for this years don't worry be happy. and the reason is if you oversimplify the world into two countries the u.s. and china, both cases you are having policies in the central-bank and the government. the u.s. has been auto street, china is kind of overcoming a hangover. they tried to crack down on their credit in 2018. and so since then, they took their foot off the brake, but it still gentle. we call it drip stimulus. but it's solid growth. and i think they will recover from this. jack: i want to get to those we talk about u.s. stocks near being near all-time highs. this is been a heckuva ride. so they are pretty pricey now. big multiple expansion last year without much earnings growth. where do you see u.s. stocks? what should be investors be doing right now? they still look like the best house in a mediocre neighborhood. >> when your central bank is stimulating, you want to own equity you want to own financial assets. but now we are not the shop

this just a few weeks after bursting to prominance by being the first female to win a match at the pdct of theatre around your matches. jeers for whoever you play against. i felt so privileged to be able to play on the big stages of all these massive players and the best players in the world. it's an amazing experience. the crowd was amazing andi experience. the crowd was amazing and i was happy to get a droll. you a lwa ys and i was happy to get a droll. you always seem to be very popular in whoever you play against, whoever that might be. yeah, i think i definitely get a lot of cheers and boos in the audience. . and you're in glasgow at the moment. tell us what the next few months hold for you. it's definitely been busy since the championships, i'm currently in glasgow playing in the scottish open. that starts tomorrow. really looking forward to that. i got the uk open in a couple of weeks, the world series coming up, 2020 is going to be massive. i'm really looking forward to it. it is thoroughly deserved. many congratulations for last night. thank you! it's the fourth round of the f

considering a lawsuit over her ring last week and she is critical of the 17 year on federal monitor oversight pdc plans to reach out to the federal department of justice to investigate among other things why much of the progress she sas the federal monitor and mayor libby shaft have praised her for privately donot wind up in the oversight reports. when u came on board their 1, to 3 issues and a federal requirements that had to be met and at as you are accessing at this point. >>there are 7 or 8 which is an increase said they say helped le to the terminatioright. >>i think it is time and i am going to be a calling the department of justice to come an and to open an inquand to the historof this reform efrt and now tell you why. i am the 10th she has been terminated. durig this. reform effortand believe in reform i want to and me myself perfectly clear that i believe in government oversight and reform when it's needed and i plundered needed a nationally that we're going into our 17th ye. and then you. and you have had 10 chiefs for mayo. 2 judgesto monitoring teams when does it start the cause when

. >> jan van eck lester you adopted that for china don't fight the pdc does the coronavirus change upr this years don't worry be happy. and the reason is if you oversimplify the world into two countries the u.s. and china, both cases you are having policies in the central-bank and the government. the u.s. has been auto street, china is kind of overcoming a hangover. they tried to crack down on their credit in 2018. and so since then, they took their foot off the brake, but it still gentle. we call it drip stimulus. but it's solid growth. and i think they will recover from this. jack: i want to get to those we talk about u.s. stocks near being near all-time highs. this is been a heckuva ride. so they are pretty pricey now. big multiple expansion last year without much earnings growth. where do you see u.s. stocks? what should be investors be doing right now? they still look like the best house in a mediocre neighborhood. >> when your central bank is stimulating, you want to own equity you want to own financial assets. but now we are not the shop that likes to do just index market cap i

in the interim, i wanted to share with vivian the very first pdc signature cookie. made in wisconsin. it must be eaten right away because it has no preservatives. it is a tiny thank you for an enormous job you just did is our first speaker in 2020. please join me in thanking vivian. >> that is very sweet of you. thank you all. we will be adjourned. >> if you missed any of the discussion you can see it on our website at c-span.org, type public diplomacy in the search box. '

they have been placed the parents in mpg and processed the child under the pdc ra so that the child due to our facility and i just heard a story a few days ago about a kid that told us that cde ripped up his birth certificate and said we don't believe this is true since his dad back to mexico and he got placed in or custody. >> i would just again, we provide services for unaccompanied children . we are as our other uac service providers seen children who were part of a family subject to npp for now designated as uac in our custody. i think chrissy did a good job of explaining it but i want to go back to this data issue. yet again this is not something that's in the uac portal, not something that is being tracked formally despite many alarm bells and regulations requiring that type of tracking. so what are we a service providers doing, we have implemented guidelines for our social workers to start to ask some of these questions. i know we work with other legal service providers and other uac service providers are doing this is important to understand that some of the lessons learned clea

initiating the commuter rail service in 2019 of 42nd railroad text rail, it is included in all of this and pdche required route miles. only about 25% of 236 tenant railroads achieve enough to build it he so challenges remain. this is a very important focus. ofwill we achieve the 100% -- the 58 sec. chao: there will be railroads that will not be able to. >> i am sorry. go ahead. sec. chao: the fra is watching and we are looking at it -- looking at it very closely. >> the other question, when they are not meeting the deadline, if we then impose a penalty upon them, the sort of money that thed possibly accomplish intended goal of being in compliance. are we able to waive that as well? sec. chao: i don't know. >> it seems counterintuitive. sec. chao: we have assessed $400,000 in civil penalties for schedule related violations. >> thank you. i yelled back. yourprice: we appreciate appearance, your time here this morning, madam secretary. i do know we have a hard stop which we have arrived at. i want on the way out to signal a concern on my own regarding truck safety. maybe you can give me a quick a

going to be hearing from the first woman to be a man ina hearing from the first woman to be a man in a pdcrd to hear them later. we'll get back to you. fly tipping is a blight on the countryside, and now, new research by the bbc shows the number of large scale incidents, where thousands of tons of rubbish are dumped at a time, has more than doubled. organised criminal gangs are being blamed for the continued rise. this report from our environment correspondent david gregory—kumar. just north of birmingham, an example of large—scale fly—tipping. lorry loads of waste dumped on parkland by a housing estate. disgusted. we have to pay a management fee to live on this estate. and yet they've sent us another bill this morning, but they still haven't even cleared it. so why should we pay money to live here if nobody can look after the estate? experts say that this is the new narcotics trade for criminals, because the penalties are small, but the profits can quickly run into millions of pounds. but, believe it or not, large—scale fly—tipping like this can also happen pretty much out of sight. a sho