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country's counter terror laws to permit the dissension and trial of anyone involved with eisel and the plies even if they have not committed violent crimes and only played supports roles like working as cooks or in hospitals. far this hour a new crew has arrived at the international space station after the soyuz craft successfully talked nasa astronauts and christina cook as well as russian cosmonaut elective chin in what i call the r. says home for the next few months of june in hague were part of a mission that was forced to abort mid flight back in october last year successful this time they were warmly welcomed to board joining three other crew members on the ice for national witness to launch. you can see fifty nine thanks petition to the international space. rock and in this. order russia is. going to get here people who have gathered here from all around the globe to witness the launch of loading because that was spectacular as you remember their previous mission in october didn't go well it was aborted made flight due to technical problems and just minutes after they left all for spa

has also requested a comment and is waiting for pli. now police in london have investigated this is specious package left at an entrance to the houses of parliament it's now being confirms the object was not dangerous tensions are high sent at the moment over three letter bombs which were sent to separate locations in the capital on cheers day r.t. as isa ali has more details. this is just really a pattern of incidents we've seen in the u.k. over the last few days that incident being deemed suspicious and a false alarm but just yesterday we've seen reports of three packages containing explosive devices found at city airport heathrow airport and also at waterloo train station now police have deemed that those packages weren't aiming to kill but. explosives they were upon being opened by staff at those locations they caught fire and it's thought that they at least two of them had stamps or some kind of indication that they were sent from ireland but police are keeping an open mind and they're not concluding in any way that this is linked

. >> and pli experience, i have limited interactions with him.n seem to do an effective john. >> he is joining the campaign. he will be adviser to the trump reelection campaign. new york times reporting that is more of a face savoriing analys. what do you flknow about who wi be flexinext in line? >> that's also a pattern we have seen with the white house again. there is a departure. there is no person to take over in that role. another recent example of this is when john kelly was on his way out at the end of last year. they put him there as the acting chief of staff. we are asking for him who resigned late last year as well. that is these critical positions not getting filled at this time. >> they have acting secretary of defense and no one permanent. stick around. he spent a lifetime getting rich off of brutal dictator and tobacco. will he get his next week when he is sentenced by a different judge? stay with us. different generations get the same quality of customer service that we have been getting. being a usaa member, because of my service

now all of that is now on democrats that are political pli speaking that have to decide do we continue down this road and continue on the obstruction point and do we pursue that as others have or do we retrench and make it broader on immigration on, you know, the economy, on trade etcetera. >> seeing the full mueller report, bill barr's summary that vindicates him on every possible front or close to it. it is also entirely consistent with a report that is devastating to the president. it has mountainsover of incrik natding evidence. >> do democrats, could that go to too far and have a backlash? >> i think you're seeing that already she said there were still serious questions. i would add one thing that could have avoided a lot of this conclusion is that he had been asked specifically by the special counsel's office to be the a by to, to decide bl or not obstruction was committed. that was not included. one has to wontder why. >> president couldn't have wished for a better letter. >> there is more news we have to follow includes michael avenatti is arrested and charged with trying to ex

>> i will fight for an order pli brexit. >> do you support deutsche bank and commerzbank. >> that's aion best left to private business. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg best." this week, german chancellor angela merkel spoke with bloomberg chief in berlin. among many topics the covered solidarity in e.u. she said the goalers in e.u. are different but they can be reconciled. >> cheer one of us has different ideas, that's always been the case in fran co-german history. -- in franco-german history. that's not something new when you look for example at how the euro was created, that's very much a case in point. and the way that germany argued, the way france argued, has always been very different there france has always said, or made a point for the stability pact not being so strictly adhered to interpreted to -- in -- rather look more at the bigger impact, the impact on jobs. we have always said be strict with a view to the financial effect that we will do so when we look at the capital markets union, when we look at the budget of the european union, ,hat -- and all of the other 25 we have t

. >> reporter: cost overruns, did you pli cat charges and bills for work that wasn't completely formedthat's some of what we found. we reviewed hundreds of invoices submitted to the high speed rail authority by private contractors and we found $142 million in disputed charges. more than a decade after california voters approved the $9.95 billion bond to start construction on high speed rail from san francisco to l.a. this is what exists. concrete pillars, fragments ofv trench in downtown fresno. >> there's been too much oversight and not enough transparency. >> long before the governor said that last summer, our investigation team was digging into costs, management and potential wasteful spending. we obtained a list of all contractors paid by the authority, as well as a list of managers known as disputed invoices. we found 600 questionable invoices. as part of this bill for a company hired to design, demolish tracks that don't exist yet, a disputed $275,000 in markups and unapproved lodging expenses. and this $17,000 bill from a consultant who tried to charge the state for a new office

it is in the most political pli con saluted in the world. note the white house is saying it is a book based on shady sources not focusing on the they are doing for the country. i heard it is serious skepticism that curb nkushner is going to middle east peace. >> no one has ever been able to? yeah. i mean that's going to be a big obstacle. trump has taken this very safe comfortable middle road that she has chosen to get on very sort of bland noncontroversial issues. they could not be taking more different approaches. >> that's a -- >> he does have a very strong following. >> yeah. >> they do see him as a future of this party. >> before i let you go you have reporting on kushner and how it is received in the state department, right? >> yes. one of my colleagues wrote about pompeo's trip. he is in israel this week and not expected to talk publicly about the peace plan. we are still really waiting to see a sort of public detail on what is in this and how they think they are going to lay it out. >> i'll see you for the departure. >> thank you ver

be horrible for the country, you know, take a step back, take a deep breath and maybe reassess your pli political barometer. we haven't seen what robert mueller has to say yet, and if i were the trump people, i wouldn't overlook anything that's sitting out there, i'm sure the democrats are going to continue to harass the administration, if the metric is, is the president getting indicted, is donald trump jr. getting indicted, is jared kushner getting indicted? they're not by robert mueller. yeah, that's a win for them to escape that. >> he says harass, i say accountability. i know that's not something that donald trump is used to or appreciates, but let's remember, congress does have a constitutional responsibility to get to the bottom of some of these very big questions. i don't think -- it's not a matter of about fretting, is a matter of making sure that we have the transparency that 90% of the american people have said they want. i certainly agree, though, that i would not be popping the champagne in this moment, i mean, let's also remember we've learned a lot during the course of th

her parents have beenism pli indicated in t implicated in the scandal.em to 14 ncaa tournaments and two national championship appearances. the student appears in the girl's soccer program sometimes as a manager, sometimes as a player, wearing a uniform. she does not play. >>> cameras in your car could be watching you. but one automaker says that is a good thing. volvo says in-car cameras will keep an eye on drivers and take action if they seem distracted or umpired. the swedish automaker says the cameras would be part of a system to slow vehicles and safely park them on the side of the road if drivers become incapacitated or their attention wanders for a long period. a policy analyst says volvo needs to be transparent about what the cameras monitor and said drivers should have a say if how the information is used. >> so creep me out that cameras have airlines behind the seats because why. but the car, i'm less concerned about. >> yeah, but does anyone want a car camera? although my children -- >>> cannabis products are on the shelves at cvs, but they are

we'll talk about the inch pli da implications and if they stand a chance >>> and college entrance cheatinglot that involves celebrities and ceos is rocking the education world. the parties involved and what could happen next, that is all ahead in rapid fire. but we begin

pli michael cohen was supposed to come in early february. of course the second testimony today, that's possible next week with other witnesses going forward. but it's taking some time to schedule these witness hearings and schedule which ones they want there public and which ones in private. so this investigation while the democrats want to prove pretty r57dly it takes a lot of time to pursue the targets. we'll see whether they can schedule it any time soon and mow many will be in the public setting. >> i want you to standby. i know you're collecting more information. we'll be speaking shortly with a member of the house intelligence kplech committee. much more right after this. we switched. i switched. we switched. i switched to chevy. i switched to chevy. we switched to chevy. we switched for value. for family. for power. it was time to upgrade. i switched from ram to chevy. see why people are switching to chevy. we love our chevy. i love my malibu. my colorado. my camaro. my traverse. why did we switch? just look at it. ♪ they're america's

we'll talk about the inch pli da implications and if they stand a chance >>> and college entrance cheating plot that involves celebrities and ceos is rocking the education world. the parties involved and what could happen next, that is all ahead in rapid fire. but we begin with dom chu. welcome back >> good to be back let's talk about what is happening with the markets we are seeing a mixed market overall. boeing the big story line with regards to the dow biggest price weighted part of that index but you can see the dow industrials down by 90 points. more than that is just boeing alone. meanwhile you have the s&p up by 11 points and nasdaq up by 45. about half a percent gain for each of those. take a look at what is happening with one particular sector out there and that is the industrials. this sector spdr xlu up by two-thirds of 1% as you see here, since december 24th like many industries, it has been higher in a straight line by about 13%. but the reason why we care is because this level right here represents a record high for xlu. and then take a look at what is happening our stock of

. >> do you have new stuff on plis warren?she's all the way down at seven percentage points in the first primary state of new hampshire. why is that a big deal? if you know where new hampshire is, it's right next door to massachusetts. >> is it? >> i went to college in new hampshire so i'm somewhat familiar with the state. massachusetts is right next door. nerve that state knows who elizabeth warren is and despite that he's down at seven. she's well behind bernie sanders who leads at the top from next door vermont. even kamala harris, she is somehow still at fourth. that's not good news for her because she needs to win there. >> is she slipping? >> she was higher. she was in the double digits in 18. her support has dropped by half over the last year. >> do you have time to show us february and then -- >> right. so if we look at the national polling, we see that the numbers on new hampshire hind of look the same, biden and sanders are flipped. we see kamala harris 11%, 6% for warren. but if we were looking why these numbers cha

major league baseball's strict domestic violence policial plies policies apply to executives as well is a ceo of the giants. >> kaylee hartung reporting for us. to note, pam baer did send cnn an e-mail response about what happened. here's what she wrote. ha, an unfortunate public marital argument. i grabbed his phone and i fell back. i love larry more than anything, unquote. >>> coming up, its women's history month. "rolling stone" magazine is celebrating. we'll hear from these women and their experiences on capitol hill. one more mile look. reply all look. own your look with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. side effects may include allergic reactions,

the growth for '17, i think it was 2.4 and the growth y 4 to q4 was 3.1 and the number came in exact pliight. in 2017 we were a little low. we're the first council of economic advisers ever to sort of meet or exceed its forecasts in the first two years. and so we're not hitting you with rosy scenarios. we think the 3% will hit this year too. and so every public forecast has had growth in the 3s. and president trump likes to say -- he likes to get excited about things. and the other thing is that he also when he references it when i talk with him, he talks about things like well, you'll have a 4% quarter even if it is a 3% year. and so he says i want to see a 4. didn't mean that he thinks that we can grow 4%. >> so i think president trump has had a 4.2% quarter. >> yes, he has. >> president obama had a 5.1%. isn't it better to say they shouldn't think about it that way? >> no, guys like us thoo sshoul 3% is possible. november of 2017, i said that and they passed the tax cuts and we got 3.1. so we told them 3% was possible. he said it on the came pain. a lot of people said said it wasn't p

whole point of having a special counsel is that the special counsel is somewhat independent of the pli political process. you have an attorney general who pretty much campaigned for his job by writing a memo to the president about why it is the various activities he undertook under his official function that is firing comey or otherwise firing sessions, that that could not constitute obstruction. >> so what do you read in the implication he thinks mueller left it up to him. we don't know if mueller did, but what do you think? >> it seems completely inappropriate to me that would be how this process would proceed. i have to say i think it's profoundly disappointing that mueller might have just thrown his hands up in the air. i mean, it does tell me that there obviously was such a close question bh question. there was so much in there indicating obstruction. and if he's looking at a standard of beyond a reasonable doubt, that is something whatever the attorney general believes, you know, whether the president cannot technically commit obstruction, congress needs to get to the bottom of t

he initial lay plied to 16 institutions, after looking into schools that have good business programs.ood to see. >> hard work pays off. >> sure does. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," an overnight shooting near an east bay b.a.r.t. station. we're going to have a live report on the investigation that is under way right now, and there's an active search for the suspect. >> and plus the fallout for bay area actor jussie smollett. the city of chicago is now taking action after the da decided to drop charges against him. 5:27. you're watching "today in the bay." ad lib live picture--san f >>> a very good friday morning to you. it's going to be a great day ahead as well. taking a live look outside, san francisco a nice start to our morning, and the rain at least for the moment is behind us, making way for a dynamic weekend ahead. good morning to you and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. right now we want to head over to meteorologist kari hall with a look at the beautiful forecast for us. >> it's going to be a really nice weekend, and we do start

perhaps greater than the power to declare war, because the power to influence a war comes principlefully pli from congress' power to de-- -- princeably from congress' power to defund war. very few republicans in the house were willing to stand up to that obvious and unconstitutional act. how many will be willing to do so in the senate remains to be een. there is very little willingness to even acknowledge the impropriety, let alone illegalality by members of the g.o.p. what will be necessary to make an impeachment of the bipartisan process would have to be extraordinarily clear and compelling. i don't foreclose the possibility that the mueller investigation will produce that. or that our own will. but i think the speaker's absolutely right. in its ac sense -- absence, an impeachment becomes a partisan exercise doomed for failure. i see little to gain by putting the country through that wrenching experience. the only thing worse than putting the country through the trauma of an impeachment is putting the country through the trauma of a failed impeachment. so this is an extraordinary remedy, t

so it does have an pli capplica what we do moving forward. >> we said the judiciary committee, the chairman there, republican from south carolina, lindsey graham has indicated he wants to do som investigating of the investigators. how did this get started. he wants to talk about comey. are you with himi on do you think that's an investigation that's necessary? i don't want to return to travel gate, benghazi, the clinton e-mails. you know, i think we can move we ought to focus on the counter intelligence aspects of this and the security of e 2020 election. that's the one thing both parties ought to agree on. no one should interfere with the opportunity and the obligation of the american people to choose their next rank of leadership. >> given the fact that senator graham admitted he was involved in the process or at least knew of the process of how the dossier got to f james comm senator mccain and he read it before it actually got to comey, does he to recuse himself from this investigation on your committee or not? >> do you think lindsay graham could recus himself from any investigation? i

watched and presumably the president watched as michael cohen before congress and the american people ill pli kat -- implicated the president in numerous crimes and had prior knowledge of the wikileaks dump of the 2016 election. cohen back on capitol hill today for the third day in a row. this time giving closed door testimony to the house intelligence committee. afterwards, chairman adam shiff announced more hearings to come. >> we very much appreciate mr. cohen's cooperation. he's obviously had three very long days. he'll be returning on march 6th for additional testimony. the following week on march 14th, we'll have an open interview with felix saider on moscow trump tower. i must tell you to set your expectations. not every hearing will be like the open hearing of michael cohen. >> he dropped a lot of names, alleged accomplices or witnesses who can corroborate his claims about the president including the president's children. the oversight chairman elijah cummings said he wants to hear from every single person shows up in the hearing transcript. house intelligence reportedly interested in

today, where he vetoed the national emergency declaration by speaking about the massacre that took plis place in new zealand. >> thank you very much. earlier i spoke with the prime minister of new zealand to express the sorrow of our entire nation following the monster terrorist attacks in two mosques. she's sacred places of worship have been turned into evil killing. we have seen what went on. it's a horrible, horrible thing. i told him the prime minister is with him all the way, 100%. we will be there. new zealand has been a great friend and partner for many years. our relationship has never been better. and what they're going through is absolutely terrible. so our hearts are with them and whatever we can do. we're grateful to be joined today by the vice president, thank you very much, mike, for being here. members of my cabinet, devoted public servants and angel parents. very important people to me and to a lot of other people. i want to thank you all for being here. thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. thank you. been through a lot. as we take action to defend this na

these are program integrity, drug plies reductions and a number of -- drug price reductions and a number of scenarios that common sense would dictate we pay particular sights of care the same whether they're skilled nursing facility or long-term care hospital. mr. morelle: thank you. mr. yarmuth: the gentleman's time has expired. i now recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. roy, for five minutes. mr. roy: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. vought, thank you for taking the time to come and address the committee. appreciate your service to this country. i echo the comments of mr. burchett about your willingness to stand up with respect to the attacks levied against your faith in the united states senate so thank you for being here. couple questions. would you agree that when you balance your budget at home or the most american people look at their balance, they look at revenues, that's the income they receive, they balance that against what they need to spend on the other side and they're trying to spend within the amount they bring in in revenues? mr. vought: yes. mr. roy: should that be the g

>> no, they're using the money to help deliver free market pli principals to cover more people. >> if repeal aca, you won't have that money. >> you can come up with a way to cover as many people as possible. this is where the health care experts, the politicians in congress can work together to find something. >> fortunately or unfortunately for you i covered the passage of the aca, as much as you're making it sound an easy answer, it's not. >> it's not an easy answer but won't happen without a deadline. >> i'm not hearing any ideas that would accomplish those goals. >> i'm not an expert. >> but you're representing the campaign. >> i am. he's asked a number of senators to come together, bring a plan together. >> i would say republicans have not unify around any plan. >> i think a few senators were surprised, they were thrown under the bus when the president said these senators are coming up with an incredible health care plan. >>> so let's talk about we do as you heard having a spirited discussion on health care here. when i head out on the campaign trail that's what i hear from voter

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we can't forget the systems were designed by -- with express work along side the chinese pli, militaryy are creating a real risk for these countries and their systems, the security of their people, europeans care deeply about the privacy, risk of privacy from the technology is very, very real and we are out sharing the information, the knowledge that america has gained through vast network and making sure countries understand the risk. that's important, we think they'll make good decisions when they understand risk. maria: it's not just the risk for them, the risks of the world, if you have in high-level talks about national security with poland with 5i, americans' information is out there too because china has tapped into their network? >> if the country adopts this and puts it in some of the critical information system, we won't be able to share with them and work along side them and in some cases we won't be able to colocate resources, embassy, american military outposts. maria: when he said that to me i was struck, the u.s. made it official that they would share less information th

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