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he said that february 8, 2018, from that ross trum from the floor of this house. there has been no together. now the majority leader, my friend, the majority leader, mr. speaker said this, this all started at camp david when i was with the president this weekend. we know the majority leader is probably the closest ally that the president has in the congress of the united states. he was telling me how earlier this last week he was with some republican senators talking about daca. they all agree, but he said we can't solve that unless we bring emocrats into the room, too. that was majority leader kevin mccarget on fox news january 10, 2018. so i ask my friend, can the gentleman clarify whether or not will be made, so-called mpromise -- together meant simply together among republicans trying to decide what the republicans wanted to do? can you tell me whether there will be changes? mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, if i could just restate and so i can speak more clear. mr. speaker, the house is also expected to consider legislation relati

ross. the white house was quick to attack samantha bee. here's what she said. we're editing out the offensive word. ivanka trump post the most oblivious tweet. ivanka, let me say one mother to another do something about your dad's immigration practices you [ bleep ]. he listens to you. put on something low cut and tell your father to [ bleep ] stop it. >> after criticism began today samantha bee apologized. time warner said airing the remark, we regret it. do you see the double standard that roseanne barr got fired? samantha bee apologized but kept her job. >> it's wild that donald trump would find himself to be a victim about a comment that both sides found incredibly racist and condemned, but he as the president was not able to condemn what roseanne barr put in a tweet. >> you think he should have said something? >> absolutely. in recent history any democrat or republican wouldn't defend those remarks. he made himself a victim. what samantha bee said -- i'm not going to defend that. those are horrible words. there is a hypocrisy. you've can't condemn samantha

house meets to debate opioid legislation. on c-span2, i hearing on satellite technology with wilbur ross and the heads of nasa and u.s. strategic command. on c-span3, a house panel looks at the horse racing industry and whether to require an anti-doping program for the horses. >> the house considered two immigration reform bills. the first was sponsored by bob goodlatte and was voted down by the house. it would have provided funding for a border wall, end the diversity visa lottery program, and allowed daca recipients to apply for legal status. here is some of the debate on that bill. mr. goodlatte: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. goodlatte: i introduced h.r.

house meets to debate abuse legislation. legislation. on c-span2, i hearing on satellite technology with wilbur ross and the heads of nasa and u.s. strategic command. panel looksa house at the horse raging -- horse racing industry and whether to require an anti-doping program for the horses. >> the c-span bus is in alaska this week for the 38th stop of our 50 capitals tour. we are in juneau, alaska. programminge partners has visited alaska for the first time in years. a big shout out to c-span. [applause] for decades, gci has offered c-span2 our customers because we network as an unfiltered media resource, and we support c-span's effort to educate the nation on politics, history, and current events. gci and the cable companies around the nation make c-span possible. there is no government mandate, no public funding, no advertising. c-span is truly a public service , wholly funded by fees paid by gci and other companies. c-span calls itself cable's gift to america. , thanks to our long-standing special partnership with c-span's 50 capitals tour, we get to showcase our state, the largest in the nation, to the rest of the country via

house. looking its best as it now does ross is a mining town fit for a picture books are itching to be passed around it's long been a favorite backdrop for movies or commercial. ross is a place where people live very consciously off the history of that town and with that history and do so with pride. to visitors the tongan seen one big out financial town with pretty jails to tell of odell days that really went so good at all. to hear and relive those tales more than a million visitors come to our us ever hear the town's traditions become tourist attractions or maybe vice versa. that's the times folk don the traditional costume when they go to church on special feast days the perfect loose to being filmed. lost touch built around seventeen eighty stood as a crowd symbol of the wealth the minds have brought the time. distinctions of pass and drank like a pallet even in shock and the old days the miners go down the engine by the side doors had to sit up stands and down. the street of ross's still being handed on from generation to generation and with it all the stories of the managers the miners

house heightens trade tension with china, u.s. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are on edge about the unintended consequences of tariffs. >> this thing is escalating out of control. >> reporter: wilbur ross defended the white house's approach to china which he laid out this way >> basic strategy is to try to bring enough pressure on parties who are not behaving appropriately so that they conclude that the alternative of continuing their present behavior is going to be more painful to them then creediing the requests we made >> ross said tariffs on china did not go far enough. >> we were not able to accomplish enough to justify in the president's mind not going ahead with the tariffs so i think there are already some signs that we may get some ultimate resolution. i don't think the chinese want a trade war any more than we do. >> reporter: ross said the goal is to exact pain on china through tariffs but acknowledged some economic pain being felt in the u.s. as a result soybean prices have dropped due to fear of retaliation the price of steel and aluminum spiked as tariffs lifted costs globally leading in some cases to hoarding. lawmakers unhappy with the direction in trade are takin steps

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commerce secretary wilbur ross explains why the white house believes the benefits of its trade policyigh the cost. >> it is not about trying to make money out of tariffs. that is not the end game at all. abigail: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ abigail: this is "bloomberg best." the ecb held its annual form and bloomberg was there to into video. our exclusive conversation with former u.s. treasury secretary larry summers, but first highlighted that highlights by stephanie flanders featuring leaders of the world's fourth-largest banks. what the effect on business investment, what is the effect on experts? what is the effect on consumers confidence? lessink there have been from the past, and they are all very negative. >> those concerns seem to the rising and for the first time we are hearing about decisions to post on investment and hiring and making decisions. thats a new thing. >> on trade, i think what's happening is credibly disturbing. cannot even think of a country that boosted productivity growth by building walls? i do not. >> i hoped this escalation could normal so thatd trading relati

house. over the course of a year. ross. secretary mnuchin and to read they have heard from agricultural states generally. as well as well. it could be very harmful. nobody is going to be offended if the president can succeed in getting a better deal on trade for all segments of our economy. it is kind of a big gamble. it seems the president is using the usual business tactics of with aning, start extreme position and bring people to the brink. if he goes over the break, i think it could be catastrophic to read if not, it can be a big win for america. you posted you have had a chance to sit down with your former governor. the ambassador to china. what did you learn about the reaction to terrorist? arrifs?orists? -- ts senserassley: it was in a confidential. five or six people were in on it aside the governor. i can tell you what we talked about. some of the things i said about trade, i have expressed. we talked about the leadership. china. the leadership. china's involvement with north korea, things of that nature. generally

house returns at 9 a.m. eastern live on c-span. talk aboutey will several bills regarding opioids. continue tothey debate federal spending. commercespan3, secretary wilbur ross testifies on the trump administration recent harris. that is live at 9 a.m. eastern and the house budget committee's darts to markup the 2019 budget resolution. that is live at 12:30 p.m. eastern. c-span bus is in alaska this week for the 38th stop of our 50 capitals tour. we are in juneau. >> we are thrilled that c-span, one of the long time programming partners has chosen to visit alaska for the first time in 22 years. so, big shout out to c-span. [applause] offereddes, gci has c-span2 our customers because we believe in the network mission to open unfiltered, trusted media resource. gci probably supports c-span's effort to inform the nation on policy, politics, history, and current events. gci and the cable companies around the nation make c-span possible. there is no government mandate, no public funding, no advertising. c-span is truly a public service through holy funded by gci and other companies. c-span kindly calls itself cables gift to america. and now, thanks to our long-st

wilbur ross explains why the white house believes the benefits of its trade policy outweigh the costsot about trying to make money out of tariffs. that is not the end game at all. abigail: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ abigail: this is "bloomberg best." the european central bank held its annual forum in portugal. bloomberg was there to interview global leaders in economic and monetary policy. in a moment, our conversation with larry summers. first, highlights from the panel featuring leaders of 4 of the world's largest central banks. among the topics, the impact of trade tensions. >> what is the effect on business investments? what is the effect on exports? what is the effect on consumer'' confidence? we think there have been lessons that won't come from the past. they are all very negative. >> those concerns seem to be rising. for the first time, we are hearing decisions to postpone hiring and postpone making decisions. thing. a new >> on trade, i think what is happening is disturbing. can any of you think of a country that has made itself wealthier and boosted productivity growth by buildi

wilbur ross explains why the white house believes the benefits of its trade policy outweigh the costs>> it is not about trying to make money out of tariffs. that is not the end game at all. abigail: this is bloomberg. ♪ two, down, back up! our phones are more than just phones. they're pocket-sized personal trainers. last minute gift finders. [phone voice] destination ahead. and discoverers of new places. it's the internet in your hand. that's why xfinity mobile can be included with xfinity internet which could save you $400 or more a year. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call, or visit a store today. abigail: this is "bloomberg best." the european central bank held its annual forum in portugal. bloomberg was there to interview global leaders on economic and monetary policy. in a moment, our conversation with larry summers. first, highlights from the panel featuring leaders of 4 of the world's largest central banks. among the topic, the impact of trade tensions. >> what is the effect on business investments? what is the effect on exports? what is the effec

and wilbur ross explains why the white house believes the benefits of its trade policy outweigh the cost it is not about trying to make money out of tariffs. that is not the end game here at all. abigail: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i'mhis is "bloomberg best," abigail doolittle. the european central bank have its annual forum this week in central portugal, and bloomberg was there to interview global leaders in economic and monetary policy. we had an exclusive conversation with larry summers. but first, highlights from the panel moderated by stephanie flanders, featuring leaders of four of the world's largest central banks. among the topics, the global economic impact of trade tensions. ♪ >> what effect on business investment? what effect on exports? what's the effect on consumer confidence? lessons there have in that one can learn from the past, and they're all very negative. >> does concern seem to be rising? for the first time, we are hearing about decisions of postponing investment, postponing making decisions. >> i think what's happening is credibly disturbing. can any of us think of a co

the us commerce secretary wilbur ross says the white house has reached an agreement with the chineses government banned it from buying any us—made components because it had broken us export laws. paul blake in new york. why the change of tag? the details arejust coming out why the change of tag? the details are just coming out today. the comments are a kerry win on american television to confirm the deal. he said that they had reached a deal and the terms included a $1 billion fine. he said they would also have to put a $400 million fund into escrow, essentially a rainy day fund for if they violated rules in the future, they'll have to pay upfront. he said that the company would have to replace its board and executive tea m to replace its board and executive team within 30 days in the us would get to choose a compliance team to install in the company to make sure it is following all the rules. he said these are some of the strictest terms that the us commerce department has ever imposed on a company. he said it should serve as a warning to other companies around the world not try to

, the former white house strategy gist to speak with commerce secretary ross about a citizenship question on the census, and this is before the department put a request to get this question added for the voting rights act. >> sreenivasan: so there is the kansas secretary of statees makes these re but the justice department and the commerce department have given different reasons, they didn't say this was part of their thinking. >> the commerce department says they are responding to the justice department's request and the stice department is saying we need this for the voting rights act and we need this to better enforce provisions against racial discrimition and need better voting data on voting citizens. they have used estimates of u.s. citizens based on smaller census bureau surveys whichnly go out to a sample of households so they need better data ishat the justice department says, but looking at these e-mails, i does not mention the voting rights act and certainly he is reference ago phone calhe had with secretary wilbur ross, it appears in the early days

secretary ross is going to the white house where he will meet with republican senators and presidentto discuss zte. the president has urged lawmakers to back off a proposal that would tie his hands and make it more difficult for him to lift restrictions on the chinese telecom giant. this has pushed back from key republicans, including marco rubio from florida, i spoke with him and he was not invited to the white house for the meeting. he says there has to be some type of private -- president to make sure zte does not have the same security as surveillance concerns that have gone on in the past. the big story on capitol hill is immigration. paul ryan said lawmakers will vote on an immigration bill tomorrow. president trump suggesting he may take executive action to fix the issue of separating child and their parents. i asked that to john kennedy from louisiana, a republican, if you think the president should take executive action. >> i would. answer, untilthe we can pass legislation. a busy morning on capitol hill as trade talks and immigration are front and center. vonnie: thank you

. >> one thing we've learned is that this white house, including wilbur ross, have made a serious political calculation. part of the argument from the beginning is our allies need us more than they will relamp. canada makes it in, they are retaliating. so now those tariffs that control them, the negotiation is not working out the way they expected. >> to your point, john, this is a national defeat with some very important power figures. supply side economists, including larry cud loy, who i think in his previous job would not be that supportive of others. speaker paul ryan, joint leader mch mcconnell, the republican chairman of any, and again, some people think he sticks to this too often. but this is how familiar challenge economic policy. >> he's not wrong about that. . he said in 1990, the united states makes bad deals for their investors. >> has he made any better deals? he's walked is way from deals, there are cosmetic changes in addition can i please put american egg to. if this is good deal making, i would really. to that point some of this is symbolic, but the people looking to reta

commerce secretary william ross and the head of the us strategic command and nasa testified at a house hearing about satellite technology. they discuss the proposal by the trump administration to get the commerce department responsibly for managing space traffic. this is a joint hearing of the house armed services subcommittee on space and strategic forces. it is one hour and 20 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. i want to thank the chairman and ranking member to join us on this whole of government context i am -- i ask you know was concerned that down subcommittee members be allowed to participate in today's hearing after all subcommittee members have asked questions. hearing no objection, so order. we recognize the appropriate time for five minutes. given that we have an excellent panel of witnesses and other member interest i will ask unanimous consent to include all into the record all member statements and material. without objection, so order. we will hear from an excellent panel of witnesses on nsa including wilbur ross, jim bryden stein, administrator of -- and

house. that jim ross, are saying that there needs to be a different approach to tackling some of these issues the chamber of commerce saying that they need to be a different approach to tackling some of these issues. they said that for the first time, european firms see their chinese competitors are equally or more innovative at and they are. those are a number of issues that european firms are facing here on the ground. and certainly come a trade tensions are starting to have a material impact. manus: thank you very much, tom mackenzie our chinese china.ondent in you can follow the latest developments on the u.s.-china trade story and market reaction all they are on tliv . he is the head of the chinese investment desk at his company. they have two things it can work with and china. bonds and currencies. the yuan could be a weapon of sovereignty destruction. -yuan, dooking at dolla thing they could use it as an mike?ment, >>? >> the answer is no on both accounts. i think the pboc is well aware that that might bring more harm a mystically compared to the international area, it would start

. >> wilbur ross is now in china for trade talks after the white house said it would pursue tariffs on billion of chinese goods. for more, here is jeff zeleny at the white house. >> reporter: we are restoring our wealth at home. it is about time. president trump hailing the robust monthly jobs report. an economic ray of sunshine amid rising fears of a trade war. >> we have reached one more historic milestone with 3.8% unemployment. >> reporter: in may the economy added 223,000 new jobs, bringing the unemployment rate to an 18 year low. he was so eager to trumpet the years, blow yeahe broke years o protocol by signaling it before the announce. . the president declared looking forward to seeing the employment numbers at 8:30, yet despite sustained signs of a booming economy, new fears of a global trade car in the wake of the new tariffs on steel and aluminum. the u.s. allies denounced the move and vowed retaliation. canadian prime minister justin trudeau said they are totally unacceptable. >> this is not about the american people. we have to believe that at some point common sense will p

i was at the white house for the press briefing with wilbur ross examining our role with the wto. my recollection is it was on the table that the united states would have to pull out and a lot of us were like, are you kidding us? your reaction. do you believe the secretary of the treasury and what does this mean? >> i don't think we're going to pull out of the wto organization. i thought we ought to back pedal on this as fast as we can and continue on free trade. free trade is something that's making the united states very rich along with other things. we have to remember something about the u.s. which is different from france ore germany or the united kingdom or japan. we don't depend on trade for the enormous part of our growth domestic product. those countries do. we can get along without as much trade as they do. why cut off or nose to smite our face. why cut down on trade. the amounts that we're talking about here are trivial compared to the size of the u.s. economy. it's a way of thumbing or nose at our enemies. we don't need it. and we're not the stupid country. we've never

ross is really doubling down on this right now. is there a delight in the white divide inhere is a the white house about how to proceed? greg: what we are hearing from ross himself is a very tough rhetoric on china trade policies. some in the white house see this as a moment to follow through with tariffs and seek structural changes within china's trade policies. others do not feel that way. we have seen silence from steven mnuchin amid the tariff spat. some seek to engage with the chinese to avoid a tit-for-tat tariff escalation. definitely a divide in the white house. greg: there's -- ramy: there seems to be a glimmer of hope, according to these reports. greg: we have heard reports that some in the white house are seeking to engage the chinese, particularly high-level talks with the vice president of china, but the timeline is short. effect are set to take july 6, two weeks. there is a divide in the white house. those wanting to work with china have their hardliner opponents. potentially the longer term timeline a trade war can be avoided. ramy: switching to immigration, house republicans rejected a broad proposal fav

allies white house correspondent kimberly hell get his more. u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross made the announcement from paris where he was attending an annual trade forum. tariffs of twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on aluminum imports into the united states from canada mexico and the european union all go into effect friday the move potentially sets in motion a trade war with some of the united states' most important allies a claim the u.s. commerce secretary brushed off everybody has every known and. every country with others who. are of. course in brussels the head of the european commission called it a bad day for world trade promising counter measures that could include retaliatory tariffs u.s. goods into the e.u. on everything from blue jeans to motorcycles what they can do able to do exactly. the same it's totally up to the it comes. when it comes to. create france's junior trade minister promised a similar response suggesting the u.s. president may be misinformed. that comes a point when one needs to look at the figures and i'm surprised that maybe preside

house. >> reporter: that's right. wilbur rossnnounced the deal on cnbc this morning, saying it had been struck at 6:00 a.m. this morning with the chinese. yesterday, no deal today, there say deal. here is what we know about the terms of the zte deal, which has become controversial here in washington and around the world. zte must pay $1 billion in penalties and place $400 million in what they're calling suspended penalty money in escrow they have to retain a team of special compliance coordinators, who will actually live inside the company and report back to the united states. they also have to replace the entire board of directors and senior leadership of the company in order to be in compliance here with the united states. wilbur ross on cnbc this morning stressed just how tough this deal actually is. >> it imposes the most strict compliance that we've ever had on any company, american or foreign. we are literally embedding a compliance department of our choosing into the company to monitor it, going forward. >> now not everybo

wilbur ross is in beijing trying to secure more purchases of us goods. the white housere on north korea. it is a complicated time. our man for these, getting time, richardson live at the state department as they work through the weekend. >> reporter: secretary wilbur ross according to the white house meeting with chinese officials today and tomorrow to discuss these trade issues. the united states wants to narrow that 3 $75 billion trade deficit the us is with china and provide us firms better access to chinese markets. the administration wants to cut the trade deficit $200 billion by 2020. the white house said it will opponent tariffs on $50 billion of chinese imports into the united states, the us previously suspended the staffs. the administration announced it will administer trade restrictions on chinese us investments. china responded does no a adwar though it is prepared to fight one. the us imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum from canada, mexico and the european union. beyond economic and trade deficits the us and china are at odds over china's military constru

. >> secretary ross, if we are looking at housing situational awareness within department of commerce there is a lot that has to go into this transition and what kind of resources are necessary and what oversight and how do you share information that only the department of defense is probably going to be able to see and how do you make that publicly available and how to make that internationally available? are you prepared, i would estimate your department to present an implementation in transition plan to congress and to this body? >> we certainly would and if and when we are authorized to detect the function but we already as mentioned we disseminate to the public about 40% of all factional and summation by the administration so we are use to packaging information and getting it to the workplace and getting it in the right format for people to use. one example is space weather. as you know, it's a major factor in this whole situation because of the impact it has on things that are orbiting around. we are already keenly aware with whether with our space satellites that are part of th

that remains on the table after what we saw in the house of commons. wilbur ross after midday u.k. time. this will be fascinating because he was talking tough yesterday, talking about how there has been lots of talk to my he has been in china doing lots of talk and trump believes it is time to take action. defending the actions of the u.s. administration. manus: it seems they have moved on a little bit. we talked about perhaps the possibility of doing a deal. i will quickly flash up one headline to you, this is one of your favorites which is the u.k. retail. warehouse,r phone, of 3 million pounds and a similar cash flow. that is around the consumer side on the u.k. thes going to come down to trade wars, they will have an impact as well on what happens here at the habsburg pallas and how -- pallas and held this group do with it. debra: u.s. president donald trump is planning to meet with russia. that two has learned possibilities are either before the nato summit in brussels on july 11 or after trump's visit to britain two days later. the white house declined to co

ross accidentally left cooper at home. >> she texted her neighbor and asked her to just go look. she has a key to her apartment, go look, see if he's there. she's like, maybe the houseill be torn up, it will be a little toddler tornado when she gets there but he'll be there. obviously he wasn't. >> leanna rushed over to ross's office to see if cooper was there. it was at home depot that a police officer tracked her down. their conversation was recorded as he gave her the worst possible news. >> there's going to be no easy way to tell you this. your child is deceased. i'm very sorry to have to tell you that. >> where's my husband? >> your husband is up at our headquarters right now. >> the officer explained ross had never taken cooper to daycare that day, that he had done the unthinkable and left cooper in his car for seven hours in the georgia heat. >> has he ever done anything like that, for getting about -- >> no. >> do you know what might have made him forget about it? >> no. >> i think any parent could put themselves in that situation with their own child, and it is so hard to fathom being in a place like that. >> i think she was in full denial, like it wasn't h

.">( darya ) police say ross shot and injured his 41-year old son and 4-year old grandson as they ran out of the houseed from the hospital. ross then shot himself in the head. he's hospitalized in critical condition. ( darya ) the man killed in that shooting coached little league in rincon valley. and as kron 4's ali reid tells us... many other volunteer coaches are remembering tim gillaspie. it's a somber time for everyone that knew the victim. they're also concerned about the well-being of his wife and 2 young sons, who are also part of the baseball community. pkghe loved the mets, so do shane and conner. i'm wearing this shirt for themtoday's all- star game carried on at rincon valley little league ... aside from cheering on the boys playing their hearts out ... there was sadness in the air. he was well known. anyone that's been around rincon valley the last couple years knew tim. they knew he'd do anything for his familylittle league coach tim gillaspie (gal-les-py) has been a fixture in this field for years. he was a solid family guy. he loved the parkhearing gillaspie was killed by a crazed gunm

ross and his participation. he has been called to the white house. so we will excuse secretary and take any further questions for him and allow him 10 days to provide a written response. with that thank you mr. ross and you are excused. thank you mr. chairman. >> the chair now recognizes mr. higgins for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you for your service to your country. thank you administrator bridenstine, you have a lot of common sense which makes sense why you are no longer in congress. gentlemen, you have provided excellent testimony and very fascinating venues. space has clearly become a theater of engagement militarily. while at the same time, it is a new frontier for a big expansion of commercial activity. we have models like this of course. throughout the history of man there has never been a very that did not include civilian, commercial activity via by land, sea or air. so the models of the past, as they help us to plan for the future, i believe we are on the right track your fear the dod, needs to handle the defense and warf

on c-span 2, a house hearing on commercial satellite technology with commerce secretary wilbur ross, and the heads of nasa and u.s. strategic command. and, on c-span 3, a house panel looks at the horse racing industry, and whether to require a uniform anti-doping program for the horses. >>> next, we'll take you to a senate confirmation hearing for a repetitive for the un management and reform section. this hearing of the senate foreign relations committee runs about one hour and 20 minutes.

. >> so the white house has con firmed wilbur ross is heading a trade delegation to china. that goes along with what bannon just said, that trade and security are inextricably linked. >> i don't think that has anything to do with whether or not he's an isolationist. the fact all these countries in the ream region have an enormous stake in all whole issue. for five years back in the early 2000s, there were six-party talks in beijing between the six countries concerned about this, china, japan, north and south korea, russia and the united states. russia and china all have bordered with north korea. all of these countries have a stake in all this. they all dealt with this for five years and never managed to resolve a single thing. so there are a lot of intertwinings here. a lot of red lines i must say as well that aren't being -- that should not be crossed. but at the same time, it's not very clear at all that trump understands how all of these things come together. in effect, it's like playing three dimensional chess and most of the time he seems to be playing checkers. >> i

think you know i've had multiple meetings with the vice premier secretary ross is in china as we speak under secretary mount house who works with me and was here left yesterday to meet secretary ross and i think we had a very productive discussions. let's go live to john hendren in washington d.c. for more and they say what the leaders say john well but they were apparently not convinced by anything and had to say he was not able to offer them any relief on those tariffs the french finance minister bruno lemaire said the u.s. has only a few days to deal with this before a trade war starts and every member of the g. seven is now paying those tariffs they are also considering retaliate torrie tariffs on such things as levi's jeans whiskey harley-davidson motorcycles oranges so that trade war is already ready in the making this will be a major subject next week they all signed a statement and in that statement there was unanimity in the criticism of the united states saying finance ministers and central bank governors requested that the united states secretary of the treasury communicate their unanimous concern and

. >> congress secretary wilbur ross and the head of strategic command and nasa testify at a house hearing of satellite technology. they discussed a proposal by the trump administration to get the commerce department the response ability for managing space traffic. this is a joint hearing of the house armed services subcommittees on space and strategic forces. it's one hour 20 minutes. >> good morning. i want to thank the chairman and ranking member further interest in operation in organizing this joint hearing. i also perceive the interest expressed by members of the house i'm services committee and the committee of science in space and technology were probably and ask unanimous consent that not many members can participate in today's hearing and the they have an opportunity to ask questions. with no objections, hearing on, so objective. given that we have an excellent panel of witnesses a lot of member interest i'mn asking us consent to conclude all into the record all members of extraneous material, so ordered, they will hear from an excellent panel of witnesses and nsa including the ho

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secretary ross, if we are looking at housing situational awareness within the department of commerce, you know, there's a lot that has to go into this transition. what kind of resources necessary, what kind of oversight, how do you share information that only the department of defense is probably going to be able to see? how do you make that publicly available. how do you make that internationally available? i'd ask, are you prepared through your department to present an implementation and transition plan to congress and to this body? >> so, we certainly would, if and when we're authorized to undertake the function, but we already, as i mentioned, we dissem mate to the -- disseminate to the public, 45% of the information from the administration. we're very used to packaging information, getting it know the right place, getting it in the right format for people to use. and one example is space weather is, as you know, a very major factor in this whole situation because of the impact it has on things that are orbiting around. well, we're already keenly involved with space weather throug