. >> that is true but in the absence of regs they have gotten-they met the regs that exist, which are pretty wide open now. regardless, and so now those are $800 thousand in qualified requests, we are obligated to give them and to give them on a pro rata basis if our budget is still $400 thousand so everyone gets half of the requestsment we say selectively you get 100 and you get 25 and you get 30 percent so good. takes the burden off us. actually today there is very little discretion to say that we see something here that suggests we pass a regulation for the next round because we won't get through a reg yelltory and sit on these so long to put us through a reg ulatory process so in the original contemplation the legislation these are all legitimate requests if ween it over the next year decide that didn't see like a good idea or there was a unintended consequences we didn't anticipate we could pass regulations to tweak this butprintly relying on richard and office of small business to have vetted them they are through the hurtle and gates and so we actually don't. i will retract my

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people working on these regs so we can bring our contributions to the shaping of these regs. >> we also have someone sitting on that task force from the office of small business. i think we do or at least regina- >> i have to report to you that- >> there is no one from the office sitting. there is a representative a small business owner and there is a person representing business interest but we dopet have staff on there. >> so no staff. >> i was surprised and maybe that is another issue beyond my new business discussion that the office of small business nor the commission is represented on the task force. the task force is behind this and need only 3 hours a mupth. what i'm talking about is to be aprized of the shaping and isn't that a unusual opportunity for our commission to be part of that. >> okay. >> so my proposal for small business is first that the commission be involved in the shaping of these and then that we have regularly experts who would kind of aprize us of what is going on in the city so we can chime in and give our contribution. >> okay. i would propose that those pres

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people working on these regs so we can bring our contributions to the shaping of these regs. >> we also have someone sitting on that task force from the office of small business. i think we do or at least regina- >> i have to report to you that- >> there is no one from the office sitting. there is a representative a small business owner and there is a person representing business interest but we dopet have staff on there. >> so no staff. >> i was surprised and maybe that is another issue beyond my new business discussion that the office of small business nor the commission is represented on the task force. the task force is behind this and need only 3 hours a mupth. what i'm talking about is to be aprized of the shaping and isn't that a unusual opportunity for our commission to be part of that. >> okay. >> so my proposal for small business is first that the commission be involved in the shaping of these and then that we have regularly experts who would kind of aprize us of what is going on in the city so we can chime in and give our contribution. >> okay. i would propose that those pres

it is reg retta ble. and those of team sky? it is regrettable.test of time that is the key thing and overtime he will continue to perform at the highest level and continue to give people a reason to get behind team sky and feel proud of our achievements. kempton park is to be closed after almost 100 years of racing to make way for a housing project. many people in racing would say kempton park has had a horse racing since the 1870s and it is part of the fabric of the sport in the uk. every boxing day the king george is run their and it has been won in the past by great names injump racing. kauto star for example in recent yea rs. kauto star for example in recent years. so why get rid of it, it is one of the great occasions in jump racing. 0n the other hand thejockey clu b racing. 0n the other hand thejockey club who own the race was —— the racecourse, with say we need the money for the greater good of the sport. if we can get money from selling houses that could be reinvested in a modern all—weather track in newmarket and which king george could

the every student succeed act has been enacted, but a lot of regs have not been promulgated yet. what is the scope for the next administration? how much leeway do they have to change education and in particular to think about charters and vouchers and what are the facts on that? >> i think a lot will depend on how the president-elect uses the bully pulpit. it will be one thing. i think the effects through -- well, for example, there are these very detailed issues. detailed issues. there's language about the allocation of spending across schools in the same district and there is a big fight about how do you pay teacher salaries in schools that serve primarily middle class kids are higher because teachers are much more experienced. i think in the area of research, i don't think they have much leeway over charter schools, except perhaps to encourage more attention to these regulations through research. the fact we always hear about the study that on average charter schools aren't any better, but to my knowledge there's not been a systematic look at these by states and the regulation

said now on regs more people are working on regs than actually working on the product. >> right. >> aplaint that you hear certainly in finance. >> why aren't the stocks that could go offshore getting hurt? why are people not factoring anything he says into earnings per share? >> you know, this is all going to require legislation. >> right. >> and i think, jim, don't you agree there's certainly a prospect of going down a road here that is as we know the walking well back from globalization. >> right. >> but it's unknown where that heads. where does protectionism take us? >> well, i think that to some degree there's a little symbolism here. but i think also amazon puts out another release today hiring more people. i think you want to be on the right side of this guy, is what i'm saying. you want to be on the right side. that's what's happening. you want to be able to say, listen, my next plan is here. my foxconn, i'll just be here. and i think that really does matter. now, how much does it cost to buy things that are made here versus overseas? i mean, you know, maybe you save some manuf

jer reg . >>> tonight in new castle county going the distance in honor of mlk day.ake a look at the million meter march in new port. the money from today's event is going to the rowing club, the delaware kids club and other organizations. >> doing that inside. not a bad day to do it outside. >> outside not a great day and for inauguration friday's not a great day either but it's going to be one of the milder inaugurations in history. wednesday and thursday are really mild in d.c. for those going up there and then as we look through the weekend and into the next week, on the mild side. >> all right. that's our news at 6:00. see you at 11:00. >>> tonight, boycotting trump. more democrats pulling out of the inauguration as the president-elect feuds with congressman john lewis. trump ducking questions after attacking the civil rights icon. >>> killer's wife arrested. stunning new developments after that nightclub massacre in orlando. >>> knockout blow from a ferocious ice storm cutting across the country, spawning tornados, deadly wrecks, and rollouts. thousands powerle

mind questions, you heard -- because we are in a new world on what he says, can he reduce business regs by 75%? can he reduce business taxes by 20% and can he say to ford motor if you are going to build the cars in mexico, we are going to slap a border tax. >> i will start from the end. he can't tell masta where to build cars. he didn't sign an executive order saying he will start to renegotiate, but he signalled he is meeting with them to begin a negotiation. they are not so concerned with anyone going on in canada, but mexican factories. on the other issues, he is talking about reducing corporate taxes from 35% to as low's 15%. he has been saying 15 to 20%. that's further than paul ryan thinks they can go. this is all you think about. how to get taxes down. when they can't go as far, they are still working on it and still doing the math and trying. it's not a silver bullet everybody thinks it is. in my home country, they tried it and it didn't change things as dramatically as we think that lowering taxes tends to. there are two things to keep in mind. when you speak to a business owne

. >> i talked last night with tiffany trump and she said it is flatly false that she is reg officeredtwo states. >> reporter: election officials say it's okay to be registered in more than one state. it's on fraud if yous can more than one vote. >>> tonight the president is responding to a "saturday night live" writer who mocked the first couple's youngest son barron. the writer has been suspended and she's apologized. tonight in an interview on fox news the president talked about the attack on his son. >> to attack my 10-year-old son is a disgrace and -- >> he's a great kid. i know him. >> he's a great boy and it's not an easy thing for him. >>> the president also said alex baldwin's impression of him is "horrible." by the way, baldwin is hosting "snl" february 11. >>> a colorado man took to social media to track down the woman who saved his life when he collapsed at the finish line of a half marathon. >> turns out the hero is a nurse from our area. bill amirault turned to facebook to find the person who gave him cpr when his heart failed minutes after running the key west half marat

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. >> yeah, and the president-elect has identified tax reform, reg reform, the regulatory burden, two areas i think we can unleash the economy and achieve a higher level of growth. to what degree do you think that regulations and a lot of regulations of volume coming out of this administration, even up to right now. there was as of yesterday 277-page regulation that came out of the obama administration that affects businesses, farmers, small businesses, the folks i represent. and there was also in september, we sent a letter to secretary lew, basically trying to get him to withdraw some regulations that dealt with valuation discounts that impact the estates and makes it very difficult for us small business or farmer/rancher to pass it on. when you get over there, are you going to hopefully look at with drawing those types of regulations and undoing a lot of the harm and economic harm, i think, and frankly, what has adversely impacted the growth rate in this economy as quickly as possible? >> absolutely. and i will tell you both, i and the president-elect believe in appropriate regulat

make suffolk area that i am representing is very ruralsolat transport there is ir reg reguld expensive. how can we expect to reduce the carbon footprint if the there are no alternatives, and something needs to be done. and something can be done, and that something can be us. [ applause ] >> thank you. what about the southeast of england. you been trying for a while. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm anna flowerers from south. it is all good and well to get the young people off of the streets and to provide positive activities. it is no use, and if young people cannot afford to get there. although the transport for london has concessions for young people, this is not the case nationwide. if we had a national concession for young people, it would make transport, and it would allow transport to be cheaper and acce accessible for all, and if more young people would use it. it would reduce numbers of cars off of the road and contribute the greener society, and of course, stop the taxi service of mom and dad. recent legislation expects young people in education until they are 18. why are we cha

questions for indonesia after 23 people are killed when a fire regs out on a crowded ferry. —— breakslice in turkey are hunting for a gunman who opened fire at a nightclub packed with new year revellers — killing at least 39 people. another 69 were wounded, four of them critically, in what istanbul's governor described as a "terrorist attack". officials say some 15 foreign nationals were killed in the shooting at one of the city's most popular nightspots. the attack marks a bloody end to a year that saw ankara and istanbul targeted by several attacks carried out by the so—called islamic state group, and separately, kurdish rebels. mark lowen reports from istanbul. the mood was of celebration. one of istanbul's top nightclubs, reina, counting down to 2017. five, four, three, two... they expected a night ofjoy, a fresh start — not this. less than two hours into the new year, a gunman opened fire outside, bullets ricocheting as he shot a policeman and a civilian. another camera showed people cowering as the attacker struck before he stormed the club. inside, his killing spree continued —

there is no ex-ante reg yulatio and the fact that the fcc was on the field ready to act if necessary means that game has been played fairly. to the high speed broadband network is what the new economy is built on. and it must not be taken away. the vigilance that lincoln spoke of means that we must be alert to name only so-called net neutrality policies and actually retreat from the protections that exist today. the open internet is the most powerful engine for invasion economic growth and job creation in the world today. the opportunities before us are limitless as we choose a path forward we need to remember how we got here. we got here with smart government, not absent government. we got here with a government that was pro-competition, not pro- pro- pro- pro-encombent, rooted in reality, not in ideology. most important, we got here because the genius of america's inventers and entrepreneurs. and how an open platform allowed them to execute their ideas without having to ask for permission. together we have made so much progress. the activities of the last three years from e-rate to

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finally, i want to extend the opportunity to work on reg reform. senator portman and i are in discussions, along with senator langford. we think that there is a real opportunity here. we want to make sure reg reform gets done sooner rather than later and that we have a process that provides a real opportunity for americans to participate and a real cost/benefit analysis that we can all evaluate. i think it is critically important. last point i want to make is carried interest. we've talked so much about the expenditure side. but i like to make this point. that same rig worker pays a higher percentage in tax than someone who has the good fortune to be born into a family with a trust fund. there's some real problems with that as well. so i would ask you to at least consider the other side of this and eliminate what i consider inequities to the working people in this country. >> thank you, senator. >> senator portman. >> thank you, chairman. follow on regulations. but first to welcome you to the committee. tell you, you are about to join the ranks of

and that's very easily done with tax reform and reg lathunderstorm reform, money -- regulatory reform. if he wants to be successful and republicans want to be successful, they gotta get the economy moving at a brisk pace, 3.5% for the next two years, that can be done. >> so many people are very leery of donald trump. so many people are disgusted by donald trump. how can he realistically heal and bring the country together? >> i think unfortunately the campaign gave an outside version to him. actually as a sxrnl the way he behaves personally, he's very much different. >> why do you say that? >> because personally he's not in the room with a board of directors, he's really not the same character. >> you have seen him up-close? >> i'm very close to the people that are right around him. and they have no experience like that. and this happens with campaigns. what's important for donald trump isly actually produces -- he actually produces results. it's gonna be did you replace obamacare? did you get the economy moving? if people see that there's progress, there's gonna give republicans the

reg thought that her actions and leaving the pentagon early was suspicious. so the first thing i did was took a look at the records. everybody has a security file. i reviewed our files on anna and what i found was a model employee. anna had been working at the dia since 1975 and never had a security violation and lived modestly. she was the kind of employee that supervisors hold up for others to emulate. the assessment that she might be a spy just didn't make a lot of sense. nevertheless, i decided to interview her. anna gave me great answers to most of my questions. then when i started questioning her about going home and did anybody see you, her entire demeanor changed. one minute we are joking and laughing and having a good time and the next minute she is scared to death that i know something she did. i have no idea what it was. i didn't know what was going on. i walked away from that situation with a gut feeling that she was hiding something from me that was very important to her. that gut feeling played a major role four years later in september of 2000

that are reg sistered. dead states. we have a lot to look into. >> reporter: house speaker no evidence. i have made this very, very senator lindsey graham saying, proof. he seems obsessed with the idea bly lost tng popularud."e bi i wanna ask you about someth doestter more now --'s nothing.eporter: it is impor >> let me just tell you, you know what's important, millions of people agree wisaat if yore to ok tworks and callth mr. trump. we agree." they're very smart people.st ask you're the president. you're sitting -- >> that's true. >> reporter: -- across from me right now. >> that's true. >> reporter: do you think that your words matter more now? yes very muthat talking about milusons of thou -- >> reporter: -- without presenting the evidence? >> not at all because many people feel the same and -- >> reporter: you don't think it undermines your credibility and-- >> no i do would -- they didn't come to me. believe me. those were hillary votes. >> reporter: mr. president, i just have one more question on this. and it's -

reg: donald trump's picks, how has that been viewed across the ocean in russia? first testimony in the confirmation hearing by the secretary -- defense secretary matus was much tougher on russia then trump has been publicly. concerns here in moscow. kremlin officials were not sure how to read it, particularly with all the scandals that have electedng on around the support of trump -- the alleged support of trump during the campaign. i think this has raised a lot of alarms among officials. it could complicate relations. go to the's elections. there was a lot of celebrating that donald trump won the november elections here in the united states. what is that relations between donald trump and the russians right now? >> there is hope. it is a good barometer of the message they want the russian population to be getting. the coverage of trump in the inauguration is unprecedented. the have live coverage of inauguration. also some positive coverage of him and his family. hopely, there is a lot of invested in him and his taking over the presidency. just about everything n

we are waiting on perspective on how they will finalize those regs. think it's the tax bill. >> could that be positive for banks if we see a repatriation of banks? >> it could. there's a different sentiment in washington with new people coming in, the alphabet soup of regulatory bodies. >> tim, thanks for coming. >> in still to come, the future of the u.s./russia relationship a big question in davos as donald trump prepares to take office. coming up, we will speak to bill browder. stay tuned, you're watching "worldwide exchange." truc. tgesg naor t tmd g ugthofxinion.e stoe ansidedratiohiy to knito umgsf yooer vo #cr ghthork, up hesi eff includki pam ryctectimoudeiscag. t ay .e s se ake invoere y gic cuy diisllutnycoand titavo o knito umgsf yooer vo #cr . >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." president-elect donald trump says he will propose ending sac sanctioned imposed on russia over its annexation of crimea. he said the offer would be in return for a nuclear arms reduction deal with moscow. with us in davos, bill browder of hermitage capital ma

suggesting that any piece of it is so definitive that it should suggest a specific set of federal regs on charters, vouchers or teacher compensation for that matter. we are learning a lot. you know, there's room to learn more. it's imperative to collect data, to assess it carefully, but that evidence actually doesn't, i think, support strong federal policies in this area, beyond this important what i'm going to call an audit function and also this function of making sure that there's really the worst kinds of fraud and poor performance don't persist at the bottom of the distribution. >> one other comment. after the esea was passed in 1965 that provided title 1, the first significant federal funding for compensatory education, the department of education with the support of the administration used the with holding of title 1 funds as the stick to get a southern school district to comply with the civil rights act and effectively desegregate schools. now, it was not popular at all, of course, but it did have -- it did achieve its objective. again, that's the question of whether federal go

they do alcohol and it's important to note it's older that 21 just like alcohol and would be highly reg vaited. as you know it's legal to carry marnl marnl up to 2 ounces in the district of columbia afte initiative 1 and not illegal to buy or sell marijuana and it's important for us to regulate it. >> the legislation was introduced two careers ago and congress blocked it he's reintroducing it because d.c. residents with calling for it. >> tens of thousands gathered for the inauguration last week and man question will carry cell phones even other devices to capture the historic moment. many equipment will hope lullly prev presidential a wireless melt done during the previous two up august rations. >> we set up 7 of these on the national mall and our objective to make sure we have compactty across the entire mall. this location here as well as one by capitol are utilizing high capacity type of antenna. if you notice there the white antennas look like a cheese we'll and compared to previous inaugurations and cell sites normally there's antenna and everybody throughout in the pie is be serv

this is a live look at reg app national airport tonight and we're told now by authorities therehat earlier today an airport police officer's gun skaently went off. this happened just around:30 at the exit lane of center check point at terminals b and c that's over near the national hall area if i'm not mistaken right the gun was discharged into a nearby piece of law enforcement equipment. that's their wording here. no one was hurt. but screening at the check point had to be delayed before it returned back to normal. you have to imagine something like this in secure area remains under sfwletion sure. meanwhile we want to share with you insiring event that took place in prince george county and volunteers many of them young people helped prepare meals and provide kloming and other items to the the homeless and the event took place st. paul battist church in for the wash today and especially broud of getting young people involved in helping those that need it most in need it most in their community. >> all right. "fox5 local news" at six starts after the break. pass par pass par >>

. >> the cleveland cavaliers will be making their only reg already season appearance tonight at oracle arena in oakland. it will be a rematch of last year's nba championship. tickets are not cheap. one fan paid $52,000 for four courtside seats. $52,000. you can probably find less expensive tickets on secondary markets for seat is a little higher up in the stands, though. the warriors have the league's best record. lebron james and the cavs are 29-10. it has become a bit spentive to go -- a bit expensive to go see the warriors. >> and this is the rematch. >> definitely, yeah. >>> sal, am i kidding? there's a lot of emotion around this one. >> absolutely, but it is still just a regular season game, so win or lose, everything is going to be okay opinion even if they were to -- okay 0. even if they were to lose. >> tonight say that. >> you can see traffic is is moving along pretty well if you are driving. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. at 6:18 on a regular monday, we have traffic backed up to the ma today is martin luther king jr. holiday, and most people will have the day off, all, so

reg they're going to be kicking in. now elsewhere we have sine ill digit wid it's not going to get any better.d h this is going to benot sticking around for the next couple of days so bundle up and get readyd the cold artic air settling inst place across our region. we won't see a warmup until about mid week.mid in the meantime here's a peak at your overnight lowe's, once again it's going to feel evenevn colder than this. your full forecast coming up ing just a about it. abo back to you. we will build a great wall along the southern border. and mexico will pay for the wall. how are you going to make themem pay for the wall in. >> i will and the wall just gott ten feet taller, believe me. > that was donald trump on the campaign trail talking about one of his key campaign promises toe build thats border wall with mexico and have mexico pay for it.. apparently he now wants congress to come up with a way to pay for the wall. now to a new report on russia as well.l beck man, the gop stat industries and david brown joind us.

i love to see american cars getting any sort of reg recognition and they're number one american car.yes. >> last year it was honda car the receive iing and north american car this year is general motors khv write bolt the fully electric car that gets 38 miles on single charge that's double most electric cars out there and it starts 37, 38,000 before nral tax cred id its but you're looking for it. good job gm. >> let's talk about pringles when it is not made of you what think it is made of, tell us about the new pringles option. >> why would you think a potato chip is not made of potatoes. >> it's coming up out with non potato potato chip called loud it's made of corp, grain and veges. they're apparently healthier. those are five flavors they come in. they have same number of calories and i know it's about what's in the chip and not always you calories and the like outta i'm not. >> so it is suppose to be healthier. >> yes. >> interesting name for a snack food. >> loud. >> crunchier because of the corn i don't know. >> e >> okay, bye. >> bye-bye. >> i'll try them. i'll try anything. >

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reg's he might be able to, and i don't know if his supporters -- >> he might be able to, and i don't know if his supporters will want to hear that. the tariff will trickle down to consumers and competition a lot of relationships with mexico -- complicate a lot of relationships with mexico. charlie: how popular is the president of mexico? gone veryularity has low. this is a difficult time for him to deal with these challenges. one thing that will be important to theis to demonstrate mexican people that he is standing up for them and their rights. the other issue will be how to convince the united states that this bilateral relationship is good for the u.s. one thing that struck me during my time as ambassador is that industry after industry, american industry, said if it had not been for the integration of production lines between mexico and the united states, they could not have been competitive in major manufacturing or exported to in the world. a challenge to neato will be to convince the united states -- to pena nieto will be to convince the united states of that. what is taking p

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minimum, and the medium and the maximum and the minimum is 15 months, and so we have to go by the regs. so you got any questions? >> no. >> okay. thank you. >> the assault has earned this inmate a 15-month cshu term. but reuben cruz who we last saw in a similar situation -- >> 17 stab wounds. and i came out with none. >> is now making himself at home on the sensitive needs yard. >> s.n.y. is just a name for -- honestly, i don't even know. you know? i love it. i honestly do. this is the first time that i could choose who i want to talk to, who i want to play basketball with. honestly, it's just a whole change of scenario. a whole change of lifestyle. it's better. honestly, it's a lot better. you know? this right here, as you can see, it is the same as general population, and the same people play basketball and people working out and people running their own program. they don't have to go through all of that other [ bleep ] that we used to go through before. it's very muff different and a setting that you need to get adjusted. from what i understand, they say there's child molesters and

when president obama took office on friday, the federal registry had over 89,535 regs on the book.ould cut only 25%, we would be thrilled. by way of example, you look at the consumer financial protection bureau. here's an agency that can unilaterally create its own regulations, end for its regulations and punish those who don't follow those regulations. unilaterally without congressional oversight. the net effect it has choke out small and community banks which are the very lifeblood of our small businesses in term of lending. in any help he can give us until terms of lessening the regulatory hurdles would be appreciated by small business. >> i'm not saying that regulations can't be cut. i'm not saying that is not something that's a concern to business. 75%, does that wind up complicating what should have been a simple promise? >> the reason it's made is it's meant to be the offset to the border tax and to these other punitive trade measures that trump is intending to take against u.s. companies who operate overseas. that could be bad for you. come back to the u.s. and we'll lower

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i think it's likely to be reg s regressive and raise prices for middle americans in all kinds of waysaren't such a great idea. and i think, you know, tax reform is very complicated. and when the president-elect expresses doubt and when big chunks of, you know, america are not so sure about this being an unimportant part of tax reform, i think it's going to be a tough road ahead for this idea. >> neal, i mean, let's say you're sitting on that committee today knowing what you know of course having been in the job, what would be your number one question to mnuchin? >> well, i think it's important to hear what he thinks about how to get mainstream america going again from an economic perspecti perspective. i think it's important to hear him say that the full faith and credit of the united states is a matter of sanctity. that it's not a bargaining chip. that it needs to be respected. and i think it's important to hear him talk about financial regulation because there's been a lot of talk about generic deregulation but it's not so long ago that we remember our financial markets and our econ