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the lawyer for scott ped peter said he had no comment. previously, peterson had remained outside the school building because that's where he thought the gunfire was coming from. hoda and savannah? >> gabe, thanks. >>> now, to new developments on a scandal out of nashville we've been following. the city's mayor has resigned after pleading guilty to criminal charges connected to her admitted affair with her former bodyguard. kerry sanders is in nashville with the story for us. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. the scandal has shaken the city of nashville. it began with two nude photos taken on a government-issued cell phone, a sex scandal that eventually led to the mayor here, the first female mayor of the city, who has pled guilty to the bold misuse of government funds. this morning in nashville, corruption, sex and scandal. >> my time as your mayor concludes. >> reporter: the city's mayor resigning after she and her former lover, separately pleaded guilty to felony theft. >> it has been the privilege of my entire p

peter all over. donald trump scott designs on a military unit this literally out of this world but the internet's got its own ideas about the president's proposed space forth as r.t. reports after the break. w. on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battles that. you stopped by to tell you that would be gossip and tabloid reporters. tell. by. all the hawks that we all know what. nor make this manufacture consent to public worlds. when the ruling class is protect themselves. merry go round let's be the one. nor the roots to. welcome back donald trump's latest speech to the military in the us has stirred the imagination of science by fans he announced a new frontin year for america outer space and a special space force to go with it but his artie's had nations that the explains while some had a field day with themes jokes on the internet others a warning of the dangers of space militarization the army navy and air forces aren't enough in the battle for world dominance it's time for a new developments and donald trump isn't short of ideas space is a war

especially the veterans affairs secretary, david shulkin but also ben carson at hud and even scott pruitt at the epa. >> peter, a question i always ask you for good reason and i never mean it in a joking way. how did the trump agenda advance today anywhere in washington? >> that's a great question. you know, and it's hard to find something to put your finger on. so consumed with their own structure and personnel and intrigue it's hard to imagine there's being a chance to advance it. the president did and you'll talk about it later. put sanctions on for the election meddling. the first time they've done that since taking office. a significant if relatively symbolic act. but otherwise it's hard to imagine people sitting down in these meetings wondering who is going to be there 24 hours from now being able to put together a coherent plan for action. you know, phil's story tonight is a great job of capturing that instability and uncertainty and confusion and mayhem really within the white house and i think anita's point is right. whether you stay or go if you've been undercut your effectiveness and ability to do

we will continue and work along with peter, but there are other great team members, whether scott, lauren this is a partnership and not around one person. emily: what is it like being married to a venture capitalists now? julia: what is it like being married to kevin? sometimes you feel under accomplished by the sheer number of meetings he takes, and then to realize that even despite him meeting 951 companies in the first 12 months he is a 50-50 partner to meet at home. we co-raise her children together -- we also co-raise our parents, sorry mom and dad. and just how involved he is, so i do have to say, i don't know where you find the time, but it has been great to watch them. kevin: it pales in comparison to what julie has done over these last two years at eventbrite has ceo and how the company has grown and expanded. i am so excited for the future. emily: kevin and julia hartz, cofounders of eventbrite, thank you so much for joining us on "bloomberg studio 1.0." ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is "bloomberg etf iq" where we focus on the rewards and risks of exchange traded funds. ♪ scar

alyssa, martin, scott, nicholas, aaron, jamie, christopher, luke, cara, gina, joaquin, alayna, meadow, helena, alex, carmen, peter. i yield the floor. >> mr. president. >> the mayor from connecticut. >> i am joining my colleagues today to give the country a sense of the scope of this epidemic. we have tried every means to move our colleagues to action. and remembering the names of people that have been lost it's reminder there is a human face behind every single one of these numbers. and behind that victim there is a trail of trauma of family members, friends, classmates that is difficult online. on december 14, 2012 a gunman armed with the tactical semi automatic weapon walked into sandy hook and killed 20 children, six adults and himself. among them were rachel, 29, teachers a, don, 47, the principal, anne-marie murphy was a teacher's aide. laura was a teacher, mary was 56 years old, victoria was a 27-year-old teacher. the students, charlotte was six years old, daniel was seven olivia was six years old, josephine was seven -- was six. madeline was six years old catherine was six. chase was seven. jesse lewis wa

and we will continue and work along with peter, but there are other great team members, whether it is scottr brian, it is a partnership and not around one person. emily: what is it like being married to a venture capitalists now? julia: what is it like being married to kevin? sometimes you feel under-accomplished just by the sheer number of meetings he takes, and then to realize that even despite him meeting somehow 951 companies in the first 12 months, he is a 50-50 partner to me at home. we co-raise our children together. kevin: we do co-raise our parents. julia: we also co-raise our parents, sorry mom and dad. and just how involved he is, so i do have to say, i don't know where you find the time, but it has been great to watch him. kevin: it pales in comparison to what julie has done over these last two years at eventbrite as ceo and how the company has grown and expanded, and i am so excited for the future. emily: kevin and julia hartz, cofounders of eventbrite, thank you so much for joining us on "bloomberg studio 1.0." ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected tec

let's go live to scott hi-lo who's in shanghai for scott any word from the chinese government yet. yes peter no they've said that they are i think kind of a measured response if you will when you look at what the tariff number is that is being imposed by the united states sixty billion china has responded by saying three billion dollars worth of tariffs will be levied against american products coming into china focus mainly on food products of wine fresh nuts and. fruit so it's really not is as heavy as you would think kind of being described as a measured response maybe the opening salvo of this trade war that is brewing right now this is something that china has said raw. along that they wanted to try to avoid there was a big meeting the last couple of weeks the national people's congress that's the biggest legislative session for the government here in china throughout that there was the message that they wanted to avoid a trade war but if they if it came to that they said that they would stand their ground and they would fight back and that's what they're doing now again when you look at

and we will continue and work along with peter, but there are other great team members, whether it is scott or brian, it is a partnership and not around one person. emily: what is it like being married to a venture capitalists -- a venture capitalist now? julia: what is it like being married to kevin? sometimes you feel under accomplished just by the sheer number of meetings he takes, and then to realize that even despite him meeting somehow 951 companies in the first 12 months, he is a 50-50 partner to me at home. we co-raise our children together. kevin: we co-raise our parents. julia: we also co-raise our parents, sorry mom and dad. and just how involved he is, so i do have to say, i don't know where you find the time, but it has been great to watch him. kevin: it pales in comparison to what julia has done over these last two years at eventbrite as ceo and how the company has grown and expanded, and i am so excited for the future. emily: kevin and julia hartz, cofounders of eventbrite, thank you so much for joining us on "bloomberg studio 1.0." ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, s

alisa, scott, martin, nicholas, erin, jamie, chris, luke, kara, gina, joclin, allana, nieto, helena, alex, carmen, and peter. 17 individuals who are missing now in the lives of their families, missing from what their classmates are experiencing every day, missing from the lives of those classmates, sometimes their best friend, sometimes their brother -- in the family contacts the brother or the sister or the son or the daughter. so as they -- as the songwriter says, those 17 are missing when they shut out the lights, they are missing when they close their eyes at night, and they are missing when they see the sunrise, and we have an obligation, we are dutybound as an institution, but maybe more importantly as a people to take action. the time is now, maybe not to finish action, but the time is now to take action. mr. president, i would yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: mr. president, as the senator from pennsylvania is leaving, those are the people whose names he just read. and that's why i'm here to tell you that teachers, students, and staff at marjory stoneman d

scott, thank you very much. >>> let's get to santelli exchange good morning, rick >> good morning. welcome peter bookfar.hanks for joining us. >> great to be here, rick. >> tell you what, i think i personally feel you can learn a lot by today's dual numbers, competing two directions pp sich ppi, we will get to specifics in a minute, it was lukewarm, certain parts maybe hotter than that, but retail sales was deplorable and look year to date, you can go into that in a second, flattening >> the ppi reflected price pressures with respect to commodities. certainly transportation, finding a truck to deliver goods has gotten more difficult. i think supply constraints that i see causing pressures. the question is when does it spill into consumer prices saw yesterday, cpi sticky at 2%. retail sales frustratingly mediocre for the third straight month. retail sales below where they were in november at the core level. i don't know if that's consumers trying to save again after savings fall to ten year low or paying down debt after a debt binge at the end of last year, maybe didn't get a tax refund, waiting tosee the

scott paul. thank you very much. >> thank you. trish: joining me with more reaction, republican congressman, peter king of new york.essman, i know you're concerned our space in the world, our place in the world from a security standpoint. is it critical that we have the capacity and ability to make aluminum and steel in your view? >> i believe we have that capacity now. and i guess in answer to your second question would be i don't support the president's proposed tariff increases or tariffs. my views are basically the same as arthur laffer. i'm nowhere near as knowledgeable as he is. i read his borks over the years. whatever faults we have right now, problems we are right now will not be corrected through tariffs. i understand the argument and, there is, not always free trade. i realize that but i think you will find more americans, more consumers will be hurt by increase in tariffs that will be gained -- trish: prices will go up? >> certainly will and also again we're talking about steel, again most of our imports come from countries like canada, south korea, taiwan. countries that are allied with us. as far as a

and we will continue and work along with peter, but there are other great team members, whether it is scottis a partnership and not around one person. emily: what is it like being married to a venture capitalist now? julia: what is it like being married to kevin? sometimes you feel under accomplished just by the sheer number of meetings he takes, and then to realize that even despite him meeting somehow 951 companies in the first 12 months, he is a 50-50 partner to me at home. we co-raise our parents -- sorry, children together. kevin: we do co-raise our parents. julia: we also co-raise our parents, sorry mom and dad. and just how involved he is, so i do have to say, i don't know where you find the time, but it has been great to watch him. kevin: it pales in comparison to what julie has done over these last two years at eventbrite as ceo, and how the company has grown and expanded, and i am so excited for the future. emily: kevin and julia hartz, cofounders of eventbrite, thank you so much for joining us on "bloomberg studio 1.0." ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connect

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afteter epa adadministrator scott pruitt said the epa would weaken federal regulations on coal ash disposal. meanwhile, president trump has nominated dow chemical lawyer peterright to head up an environmental protection agency unit tasked with overseeing the disposal of hazardous waste and chemical spills at toxic superfrfund sites. we have a lot to talk about what people. we're going to montgomery alabama, to speak witith ben ean , vice president of black belt citizens fighting for health and justice and a resident of uniontown, alabama. in washington, d.c., we're joined by mustafa santiago ali, former head of the e environmenl justice program at the environmental protection agency. he resigned from the epa one year ago in protest of the trump administration's proposal to scale back severely the size and work of the agency. we welcome you both to democracy now! you.aton, let's begin with talk about what is happening in your community in uniontown. >> the things that are happening in my community and uniontown -- in uniontown, it is ridiculous when it comes to coal ash, when it comes to our rights to live in a well protected or unprotected equally place the

conflicts of interest, whether it's scott pruitt, energy lobbyists, and the list goes on and on and on. >> i'm going to ask, carrie, if you take umbrage with peter'slassification of emperor in chief. >> i think that's an alternate reality. i was literally at the white house a week and a half ago and ivanka, in a meeting with a conference for millennials with the president and vice president and lots of other people from the administration were involved. lots of people in the communications team working together, as a team, to get this message across in terms of why this president won, which is to turn this country around, to drain the swamp, to have these policy wins. the conference i was at with ivanka was focused on how to help millennials as it relates to the workforce and education reform. she is incredibly articulate. i think she'll do a great job articulating what this infrastructure -- >> i know you definitely sing her praises frequently. the fact that this, as peter was saying, a previofamily-run busi to quote a previous guest, does that concern you at all? >> i think there's certainly precedent to see kennedy family members who were invol

scott would never joke around with cameron at cake. helena would never hang out after school with max. kara would never. chris would never. luke hoyer would never. peter wang would never. alyssa would never. meadow pollock would never. >> leading off our discussion this evening, edna chaves. a 17-year-old student in los angeles. she also spoke at today's march in washington. they both marched in washington today. from parkland, florida is another of their fellow students, junior adam bookwall who spoke in parkland, florida. edna, you were up on that stage today. >> i was really nervous. who wouldn't be? >> can i say something about that? you did not appear to be nervous. fl none of these high school speakers up there in washington today appeared to be flefrs. i've got to tell you, we were all standing out there when you would be introduced with your ages and grades. when we were juniors in high school, we couldn't do this. >> i was very nervous. i asked for god to give me the strength and make sure my voice is loud. now i'm here sitting with you. >> some of the people stayed in parkland. how did you make the decision about whether to come here or stay

scott wiener pushing this through. it does have the appearance of some balances, but when you look, you can see that this is not going solve [bell ringing] good afternoon, i'm petere senate bill 827 and 828. i want to thank the supervisors and supervisor peskin in particular for bringing this opposition forward. basically, i can say that i agree with pretty much everything that has been said by the supervisor and by the public. it cuts self-determination. please go ahead and stop scott wiener's war on san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, i'm going to call up more names. renee, lori, dennis, nancy, i have two of our cards, nancy, jennifer, and tony. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is denise. i live in the haight neighborhood. for years, we've been hearing about housing crisis and feeling it, but instead of this -- this bill doesn't point to the culprit which is the speculation and high cost of living. and they try to call it a problem with the permit system. but in fact, it's really just an affordable crisis. i mean i know units in my neighborhood that have been empty for months. so there is housing but people can't afford it. this is a boondoggle as fa

scott wiener pushing this through. it does have the appearance of some balances, but when you look, you can see that this is not going solve [bell ringing] good afternoon, i'm petersenate bill 827 and 828. i want to thank the supervisors and supervisor peskin in particular for bringing this

scott biegel, aaron feiss, jamie guttenberg, christopher hickson, luke hoyer, kara lawford, gina montelfo, joaquin oliver, elaina petty, meadow pollack, helena ram see, alex schacter, carmen shentrup, peter wang. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: mr. president, i'm joining my colleagues today to give the country a sense of the scope of this epidemic. we have tried every means to move our colleagues to action, but in remembering the names of people that have been lost, there is a reminder that there is a human face behind every single one of these numbers and behind that victim, there is a trail of trauma of family members, friends, classmates that is difficult to unwind. on december 14, 2012, a gunman armed with a tactical semiautomatic weapon with clips of 30 bullets walked into sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, and killed 20 children, six adults and himself. among them were rachel devino, 29, a teacher's aide, dawn hocksprung, 47, a principal. anna murphy was a teacher's aide. lauren russo, 30 years old, a teacher. mary sherlock was 56 years old, the school psychologist. victoria soto, a 27-

scott, it's reflecteded in the stock market. there's a little volatility as we get to a resolution on what a potential tariff would look like, although b i think the president, peter navarro and others have been clear they're just looking for symmetry and fairness across the board on trade. not necessarily any more than that your analysts know and people around wall street know, for 71 years or 72 years since the end of the second world war, the united states has had uneven trade yeeields with many of the now western or asian industrialized nations and all the president is saying is that it's unfair to our workers it's unfair to the average american middle and lower class family so no problem will go with the symmetrical trade fairness but you have to sort of lower your tariffs, increase the quotas of goods and services flowing into your countries from the united states. >> you have just articulated trade policy in way that the president to this point, has not. that's one of the reasons why the markets have been b so unedge ever since the president began talking about tariffs last week on what seemed to many people, like a whim. >> well, i don't think it was a whi

value last year the democrat faces her most significant challenge for reelection this coming fall scott peters of san diego rounds out as the top third wealthiest member of congress on the lower end of the spectrum representative david ballad out of him for it is the poorest among california.