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rhea taddeo is live in brussels with a key member of the european parliament at the center of the talksa: there is a joint statement between the european union and china. we were not expecting one so you could argue this is good news for the chinese. the summit was almost hijacked by president trump and potentially new tariffs on european products. and,joined by joel line for the chinese delegation. thank you for being with us. i have to ask you about the story of the day, potentially the new tariffs the u.s. could implement. are we headed to a full-blown trade war? ultimately, the u.s. --aliates with extra tariffs the e.u. retaliates with extra tariffs and we are in the middle of a trade war, which helps nobody. the issue bytle the instruments of the wto. if the u.s.ld argue implements $11 billion on e.u. products, they should do the same thing on the u.s. side? productsillion on u.s. because we cannot negotiate under pressure. it has to be a level playing field and with the mechanisms we have, not with the trump pressuring partners not going with the e.u. maria: many diplomats will ar

my herpes are fighting my gonorrhea, or as we call it, gonzaga-rhea. >> jimmy: as i'm sure you heard, don't believe gonzaga is a real place. i think it's a made up place designed to win basketball tournaments. how do you respond to that? >> well, if gonzaga isn't a real university, how could i be the chancellor of it? that makes no sense. and you know what else makes no sense? a cat knowing how to play the keyboard, though it does make me chuckle, jim. that really does. that puss is just a hoot. >> jimmy: it seems like you're changing the subject, chancellor. there any way you can prove to us gonzaga is in fact real? >> isn't me being alive and pretending to be chancellor -- >> jimmy: to what? pretend to be the chancellor? >> i'm sorry. i mean being at gonzaga, not pretending. >> jimmy: yeah, it sounded like you said pretending. >> we all make -- >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. >> oh, who am i kidding. gonzaga isn't real. it's faker than a tofurkey. >> jimmy: see? i knew it, i knew it. >> nothing here is real, jimmy. the students, the teachers, the whole [ bleep ] place, the [ bleep ], it's all

it feels more like a pizza rhea when you come into our reimaged stores with great food, sometimes opentainment that is more pleasing to mom and dad. >> what is -- so entertainment such as what that is more pleasing than it was previously? >> in the past, you might think about the chuck e. cheese, the video games, but then in the past you had the animatronics, the robot chuck e. cheese that may be singing and dancing, some of the songs that may stick in your head. we still have chuck e. cheese and the band do songs to make the kids happy, but we break it up with katy perry, taylor swift, songs in there to give mom and dad a mental break and just make the atmosphere a little bit more adult without spoiling some of the magic that makes it the kid-focused business that it is. >> as for your move to go public today, tom, we were talking about pinterest, lyft has been a big one, levi's did quite well uber is coming next. how much were you watching this kind of environment in order to make the decision to go public right now? >> well, we are public ready today. we had publicly traded stock, w

. >> my rhea villareal is in texas. >> reporter: this is the government's latest attempt at dealing with the humanitarian crisis along the border. behind me you should see a large tent and construction equipment on site. if this spot looks familiar it's the exact location i was standing in about six months ago when president trump said the military down to help with a migrnt caravan that never arrived. a makeshift base was set up in about a week and the group was supposed to help secure the border, but they were gone within a month. in an interview with fox news this weekend president trump referred to immigration in the u.s. as disneyland. he implied everyone wants to come here, and things have gotten worse because we are not separating children from their parents. now to be clear, however, dhs officials have said numerous times that separation is still happening, just not at the ca y capacity we saw this last summer. we are expected to go in and get a tour of this facility from dhs and cbp officials, you will see inside that as we take you along as well. ll. they will have beds, toilet

new mexico is also engaged with the hick rhea apache nation and the dcps and several contractors, the san juan water commission, the nature conservancy and all participants of the san juan recovery implement program as part of our outreach dcp efforts. new mexico is confident that these and others will continue to be important partners as the dcp moves forward. the state's urging congress to have legislation in place by april 22nd of this year, and i want to thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today, and i rurge you to introduce and pass legislation to authorize the secretary to sign and implement the dcps without delay. thank you. >> thank you very much. the chair now recognizes mr mr. millis for five minutes. >> thank you, and good morning, chairman huffman, ranking member mcclintock, and members of the subcommittee. thank you again for allowing me to speak. i'm eric millis. i am the division director for the utah division of water resources. i'm also utah's commissioner for the colorado river. the colorado river provides a significant amount of water to utah compris

after that, they also consider whether to move forward with the nomination of markka lab rhea to be head of the federal housing finance agency. and on c-span3, health and human services sk alex azar talks about the president's 2020 budget request for hhs before a senate appropriations subcommittee. that gets under way at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> this week on q & a, historian douglas brinkley talks about his book "american moonshot: john f. kennedy and the great space race". >> what fdr did well was beyond social security and things, but fdr built the tva, grand cooley dam. and eisenhower had the highway system. kennedy's thinking, what's my administration's big public works thing? and what i admire is he picked the right number, technology. the computer chip, we think of it today, gets developed in the late 1950s. modern aviation starts kicking in. by the time -- when jack kennedy runs in 1960, there are no computer science classes at universities. by the time he's killed in dallas, there are computer sciences classes everywhere. air travel is replacing automobile and train travel in many