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rachel louise snyder is joining us, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, chinag to own the internet, new york city wants to look at your texts, and whitney houston is going back on tour. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. we begin with news out of the midwest. recently they have faced a record number of storms, and it looks like it's only about to get worse. >> breaking overnight-- get out. emergency evacuations and dramatic rescues after heavy flooding hits the midwest and the south, an entire region slammed by powerful tornadoes for a fifth straight day. tens of millions in the danger zone once again. >> since the tornado threat began here on saturday, there have been 133 reported tornadoes, more than 30 just in the last 24 hours. >> trevor: over 130 tornadoes in five days. that is terrifying. mostly because tornadoes are the worst natural disaster. like, they're super destructive, and it feels like they make it personal, you know. ( laughter ) no, because hurricanes and floods affect entire regions. a tornado just wants your house. ( laughter ) j

droughts will climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can write any apocalyptic snyders you want and probably more . the comet exodus in seventy five minutes on t.w. . nico base in germany to learn german english beneath. why not learn with him d w z e learning course nikos fake. this is deja vu news live from berlin venezuela braces for another day of unrest as rival leaders vie for power demonstrations on tuesday turned violent with forces loyal to president nicolas maduro intent on defeating what they say is an attempt to true about seventy people were injured self-proclaimed president wanted wideout was urging his supporters to march in new protest later today also want to show. japan's new emperor nor hito takes the throne after his followers after haitian posturing in the first day of the new material here up of rye walk or beautiful park. and with the champions league semifinals looming we have an exclusive interview with liverpool coach jurgen klopp ahead of their clash with barcelona he tells us why the spanish club will have a big challenge on the sax. plus cha

colonel snyder? >> we have had a couple homes done as wello the energy bill has been reduced because of it, and especially whenwe have older veterans that are on fixed incomes, having something like this program is very helpful. y >>u know, all of the services that we have been talking about on this program are designed to tupport veterans andir families because of the service they provided to their country. so you decided to start your foundation when? >> december 2011 is when i started it. >> what prompted you to start that? what did your foundation do initially? >> extreme makeover home addition is one of my favorite homes and to seean vet go from living in a vehicle or shelter or on the streets tovi li in a home is a big deal, and for us, you know, in the military we learn to take care of each other and so that was an extension of that is being atoe ake care of our veterans that have fallen on hard times. >> how did your foundation hookup with dominion energso >> johnfrom dominion energy called m

we welcome back timothy snyder, yale university professor, professor snyder was actually a marshall scholar educated in the ivy league and oxford and happens to be the author of two books, the first we just mentioned "on turnny" and the second "the road to freedom." professor, when the distance of austria you've been listening to our broadcast tonight, just the news we're covering tonight. how do you believe it fits into the thesis? >> well, you have it fits extremely well, the foundation of russian foreign policy towards us and towards everyone is to try to get rid of fa factuality and turn politics into a matter of spectacle. we are now in the middle of that. we have a president and an attorney general who are lying about an underlying relate. the underlying reality is russia in 2016 carried out a comprehensive campaign as shown in the mueller report and elsewhere to get mr. trump elected. that is the underlying factual reality. what we are seeing is an attempt to turn underlying facts, not just into spin but into fiction. this isn't just a problem because the facts are so important, it's

as if dan snyder is a model citizen for his washington football team organization? [applause] >> using a racist name he no good and well is offensive to native americans. y'all got rapists, murders and wife beaters with no hesitation, repeated domestic violence offend cher get the standing ovation and i have the nerve that collin -- you all a bunch of hitch credits. my man kaepernick donated 50-tons of food to somalia. gave to $50,000 to meals on wheels. holds know your rights camps, teaching them the real deal. gave money to standing rock. wanted the dakota pipeline, that was going to poison they're water supply and destroy their lives to stop. he stood outside a new york city parole office and donates couple of made suits to men who gout out of jail. he is getting them ready for job interview and he donated a million does to "black lives matter." doing all of this out of the kindness of his heart and y'all questioning his character? all this hypocrisy ties much for me. maybe any 13-year-old minute doesn't understand the grownup rationity but i know a real revoluti

worked on story i with zach snyder and our database team looking at ,anguard's mutual fund and etf andow he uses the etf reduce capital gains in its mutual fund. share class of the mutual fund. it is something vanguard patented in the early 2000's. some of the tax advantages etf can realize using heartbeat trades actually apply to the mutual funds, as well because of this connection. it has been a huge win for the investors and man guards -- vanguard's mutual fund to have these advantages in capital gains taxes. this patent will expire in a couple of years. the question is whether other issuers may want to copy that strategy, as well. eric: i have heard 2 sides of this. if someone says you have to pull money out of the click, it will be bad. then the side says i love this, it would be not to do. where do you fall? >> it is brilliant. not -- it makes the mutual fund investors more tax friendly and the investors more friendly. when it expires, we may see multiple launches of etf share classes so they can take the tax benefit and translate it into their mutual fund. it would be great if w

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but from snyder to guthrie to childress, elk stit city, eventually oklahoma city it's all this afternoon and early this evening >> one of the most dangerous weather days >> of the year >> my goodness, bill, thank you. >>> president trump is stoking tensions with teheran this morning. warning iran on twitter to never threat u theted states again or else face dire consequence. it comes amid a military buildup in the reegion to counter an alleged threat from iran and prompted the u.s. to pull nonessential staff from diplomatic pts in iraq nbc's ali a ruse i has the latest >> reporter: in this game of brinks man ship tensions between teheran and washington have been ratcheting up and down moment to nome the last week president trump turning the heat up again, tweeting, if iran wants a fight, that will be the official end of iran never threaten the united states again. always, there are two emies, competing narratives the erite house says tehan is up to no good,nd ithey target u.s. assets whether directly or by proxy, they will be met with thmie significant tary response. the counter naative

so this is a story i worked on with zach snyder and our database team looking at vanguard mutual fund and etf's, and how it uses the etf's to reduce capital gains taxes in its mutual fund. so the way that it works is the etf's are share class of the mutual fund. this is a format that vanguard patented back in the early 2000's. so some of the tax advantages etfs can realize using heartbeat trades actually apply to the mutual funds as well because of this connection. it has been a huge win for the investors in vanguard's mutual fund to have these advantages in capital gains taxes. one interesting thing to note is that these patents will expire in a couple of years. so the question is whether other issuers might want to copy that strategy, as well. eric: i have heard 2 sides of this. one says well, if you pull money out of vanguard quickly, that will be a lot of capital gains for the etf, that is that. the other side says i love this. you would be crazy not to do it. where do you fall? phil: it is brilliant. it makes the mutual fund investors more tax friendly and the mutual fund investm

hunt and snyder national and swift, all reportee renues this year all while dropg their stock price overhe last year. >> they're also hurting trucking margins when drivers dropped off a trailer like this one and picked up another at the same me and at the same place and it's called a dua trance asisac and it's happening less and less at major peets. >> we've dual transactions fall over the last year anywhere from an 80 or 85% normal to you understand 20% across the board. >> there's hope that a trade al caneverse this trend as an industry seeks new roads to revenues. for "nightly business report" i'm frank holland in aston, pennsylvania. >> believe it or det, the t war with china may be helping homebuyers as well as the nation's big public builders. diana olick explains the ripple effect. >> they had investors rushing into the bond market causing the ten-year treasury yield to drop and mortgage rates took a deep dive. the average 30 year fixed fell sharply compared to 4.29% at the start of the month, while that may not seem like a lot, today's homebuyers are incredibly rate sensitive bec

eastern time on afterwards, in her book no visible bruises, journalist rachel louise snyder reports onstic violence with other social issues and is interviewed by michigan democratic representative debbie dangle . >> domestic violence affairs and every nearly every social issue were facing from homelessness to mass shootings, we have an even talked about mass shootings that are domestic violence homicide, mental health issues, issues of addiction, all of these have intersections with domestic violence . >> watch this weekend on book tv on cspan-2. >> the senate banking committee held in over a site hearing with financial regulators that the heads of the office of

the same stuff snyder's tends to just move it's a mash told. to stop the president and the speech from the smart students. as we have producers to ghost whisperer to snoop to come up with new look because that is the cousin with you swear you support just. she shouldn't. cook door for one who's doing. a low in welcome to cross talk we're all things we considered i'm peter lavelle some in media and even some politicians are giving julian assange ingenue look and it's no wonder a case can be made the us crusade against assad is a blueprint for criminal eyes in journalism what fate is in store for a songe will journalism suffer the same. across talking julian assange which i'm joined by my guess under walker in london he is a new york observer columnist and in los angeles we crossed out rumple clone he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron regimen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate i'll

jacqueline and victoria snyder, twin sisters from holland, pennsylvania, will be graduating in delaware county this weekend. throughout their time in college, jacqueline and victoria had been defined by their drive, their dedication and their work ethic. both women are standout students and athletes, both competing on the softball team. jacqueline and victoria are valedictorian for the newman class of 2019. this is the first time in the 54-year history of the school that two students will be receiving the valedictorian medal, and both will have the opportunity to address their peers at graduation. i want to congratulate jacqueline, who is perceiving a career in law enforcement, and victoria, who is pursuing a career in education, on this outstanding achieving. i'd like to recognize their parents for raising such amazing children and future eaders of our community. mr. speaker, this week is teacher appreciation week, and i rise to recognize an educator in bucks county, pennsylvania, who is teaching his students the value of good citizenship. osh isakson, a fifth grade teacher, was recent

here in the cloture coconspirators snyder. was. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to to crush the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous call. is it the lawyer who. put me in the. school in the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four. those who took part in this to do over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. you're relying on data that is not very well to find like the g.d.p. number of the gross domestic product number is notorious for being very pale and it doesn't really give a picture that you can draw any minute of implosions from a that's true of almost every number that's produced by the government because it behooves them to control the data because the data controls the algorithms and the index. to international memorial awards twenty nine see the now open for entries the media professionals are eligible whether you are

. >> and 9 eastern afterwards in her book no visible bruises rachel louise snyder reports on the intersection of domestic violence with other social issues. she is interviewed by michigan democrat i can't representative debbie dingle. >> domestic violence attacks every issue we face homelessness mass shooting we haven't talked about the mass shooting that were domestic violence homicide, to mental health issues, to issues of addiction, all of these have intersections with domestic violence. >> watch in weekend on book tv on cspan2. >>> monday, memorialdy. american history tv and cspan's washington journal are marking the 75th anniversary of d-day starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern with a live viewer call-in program with alex kershaw, author of the first wave, the d-day warriors who led the way to victory in world war ii. and mary louise roberts author of d-day through french eyes, normandy, 1944. during the program we'll take phone calls, tweets and facebook comments. >>> monday memorial day starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >>> next walks the next national oceanic and atmospheric administration look

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snyder, for five minutes. mr. smider: thank you, mr. speaker. on saturday our nation was again stunned by yet another horrific attack on americans gathered at wore ship. mr. schneider: the shooting at the synagogue in california same as jews around the world celebrated the last day of passover. one woman was murdered in the attack and three others were wounded. i continue to pray for the recovery of those injured in the shooting and offer my deepest condolences to the family and friends of the victims of the itkwleas attack happened six months to the day as the assault on worshipers of the tree of life in pittsburgh which claimed the lives of 11 people. the deadliest attack on the american jewish community in our history. these shootings were committed against a backdrop of rising anti-semitism both here at home and around the world. according to the anti-deaf nation league in 20 17 anti-semitic incidents surged in the united states by 57%. this represented the largest singlele year increase on record and the second highest number of incidents s

we don't get many but it's oklahoma city down to snyder,k. 40s this morning.y 3:00 in the 60s. a few showers around socal. another winter weather advisory through 8:00 tomorrow in the sierra. >> very cool. >> that's where you started. and look at you now. so proud of you. >> i get to play with you guys. >>> class will be in session at a portland high school after a school shooting was stopped. >> reporter anser hassan live at levi stadium. good morning, anser. >> reporter: good morning. that coach is keanu reeves who used to be an analyst with the 49ers back in 2016. he's getting a lot of prez praise from around the country. students told police last friday dias came into class wearing a trench coat and pulled out a gun. when the coach saw the gun he immediately tried to grab it but dias wouldn't let go. he says he tried his best to keep the gun pointed away from the other students. he put his life on the line because he knew he had to act. >> i ended up getting the gun from him, holding him off with my left hand and calling for a teacher to come grab the gun

but david snyder says there might be a more fundamental problem, whether there was even a crime for police to investigate when officers raided the home.>> somebody might have broken department policy in releasing the report. if the department decided it didn't want to but i'm not aware of any law that would create a criminal violation for the release of the police report.>> reporter: police are using a partially sealed warrant and that the search is any threat not only to his first amendment rights but the public at large. >> the rights protected under the california journalist shield law are not just the rights of journalists but of the public to know what their government is up to.>> reporter: the police department said it's investigating a potential case of obstruction of justice along with the illegal distribution of confidential police material. further sf pd provides all known facts and information in support of a search warrant application. members followed also protocols during service to ensure the safety of the public. meanwhile the supervisor is backing off previous statements t

jessica snyder is live from washington this morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. this was set to be a contentious hearing already. now even more so. democrats spent the overnight hours rewriting their questions to zero in on revelations that the special counsel objected to barr's characterizations to congress on the obstruction of justice issue in the late march letter. the criticism from robert mueller adds a new dimension to lingering criticisms but the attorney general today is planning to defend his actions over the past month. new fuel to democrats' fire ahead of attorney general william barr's appearance in a capitol hill hotseat. a source revealing special counsel robert mueller expressed concerns to the attorney general in late march saying he was dissatisfied with barr's four-page memo summarizing conclusions from the 448-page report. mueller, first writing a letter, then speaking with the attorney general on the phone according to justice department officials. "the washington post" quoting the letter as saying barr's summary didn't fully come temperature

we broadcast timothy snyder, actually an oxford specializing in europe on the holocaust.to be the author of two books of note in this area. the first we just mentioned on tyranny. the second, the road to unfreedom, russia, europe, america. and professor, from the distance of austria, you have been listening to our broadcast tonight. just the news we're covering tonight, how do you believe it fits into the thesis? >> well, unfortunately it fits extremely well. the foundation of russian foreign policy towards us and towards everyone is to try to get rid of factuality of such, to turn everyone into opinions, and policy into a spectacle. we are now in the middle of that. we have a president and attorney general who are lying about an underlying reality. the underlying reality is that russia in 016 carried out a comprehensive campaign as shown in the mueller report and elsewhere to get mr. trump elected. that is the underlying factual reality. what we are seeing is an attempt to turn underlying facts not just into spin but into fiction. this isn't just a problem because the fa

. >> reporter: professor kelly snyder says and tell san jose's housing construction catches and outpaces demand, the capital city will continue to see in exodus. >> the first wave cities closer to the bay have an established population we are losing. dublin is going from green, open fields of nothing, to putting up townhouses and apartments and condos. >> reporter: david cardenas and his family are headed to colorado for cheaper living on just one income. meanwhile, this house is on the market for the third time in the past seven years. in vista park, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> checking on the weather, these were the highs today. about where they were yesterday. probably one of the warmest days of the week. it will be the warmest day as we go forward, because we will see more clouds in the next couple days and temperatures will trend off. i am showing you the pattern that represents what is going on across the country. here is the jet stream. these are right now temperatures. i'm sorry, that is tomorrow afternoon's forecast, but 94 in atlanta. triple digit heat in parts of the caro

i did not know he was fired but chris rock walks out, how loyal he is to dan patrick, rob snyd snyder then i was reminded he has a big heart when he actually singled out a certain outstanding "snl" character. let's listen to his song periods ♪ >> it was awesome to know the first time he's been back, and even talked about how he passed away. so i thought it was a good night "snl." >> something about that chair, multiple things, very impressive. >> dana: you know what i want to do, relax and a hot tub. and a family bear, a mama bear, cubs and great smoky mountain mountains, -- santana state, the bears took a dip in a hot tub, vacationing there and said the baby bear actually closed his eyes and was fully relaxing. when the muscles finally relaxed enough, they got out and ate a small family. it might have been true. [laughter] 180 degrees difference and relaxing in a hot tub, toronto's wonderland theme park debuted the fastest and tallest diaper in the world, guys. 80 miles an hour, 3,625 feet of track. including 360 degrees underwater, this is ridiculous. exactly come i will not be goin

he has been working on capitol hill for representative snyder from arkansas where he is from. during his time as a syrian emergency task force he's been working for the pro-democracy movement traveling regularly to the region. he accompanied many congressional delegations including john mccain's trip in 2013. he brought was brought in to testify at the house of representatives and work to create the exhibit at the holocaust memorial museum. finally i have my calling jason rezaian from the washington post . he is an opinion writer from 2009 2014 he was the only american correspondent working in iran and in 2014 he was detained and spent 544 days in prison and to run and now works for freedom of the press and on behalf of americans falsely imprisoned abroad he's the winner of numerous awards and his book prisoner, 544 days in an iranian prison, fake diplomacy, and asked ordinary efforts it took to get me out. you can buy that here today and i hope you do. you may have read my investigation into the syrian prison system in the new york times and if you haven't i hope that you do

. >> reporter: san jose state university professor kelly snyder says and tell construction catches ands demand, the south bay's capital city will continue to see in exodus. >> the first wave cities closer to the bay have an established population that we are losing. dublin is going from green, open fields of nothing, to putting up townhouses and apartments and condos. >> reporter: david and his family are headed to colorado for cheaper living, on just one income. meanwhile, this house is on the market for the third time in the last seven years. in vista park, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> some of those people who used to live in san jose maybe heading south to the bay area of hollister. we told you about the small community 45 miles south of san jose. it is now the ninth fastest growing city. growing at 3% per year and developers have added 500 new homes every year for the past four years. this growth has caused issues, including a strain on schools and resources in doubling commute times. >>> don't expect the growth to stop, because new homes sell for $260,000 in hollister, while th

joining us to discuss, gene munster from luke ventures and ed snyder from charter equity research a veryou both gene, if i start with you, there's a lot of back and forth as to whether the broader trade dispute with china may improve in due course. given that this is on national security grounds do you think the writing's on the wall more long term for huawei in the u.s. >> it is, wilfred, and i think there's an important distinction. there's the trade bout and then tech and somewhere in between. and the degree that the u.s. government has been kind of cornering huawei here is a tough position to back off from. so for example, on the trade side of the tariff we could have an outcome where the powers come together and there are some announcements about new lower tariffs. but that doesn't change some of the branding that's happened around huawei as basically an actor for the state. so i think that huawei's in a tough -- they're in a tough position here and i want to true to enumerate that quickly. they have 24% global market share of smartphones about 2/3 of that comes from outside of chin

rachel luis snyder reports on the domestic violence with other social issues. she is interviewed by debbie dingell. >> domestic violence affects nearly social issue we are facing from homelessness to mass shootings, we haven't talked about the mass shootings that affect our domestic violence homicide. two mental health issues, to issues of addiction. all of these have intersections with domestic violence. >>> watched this weekend on book tv on c-span 2. >>> sunday night on q&a yale university historian joann freeman on her book "the field of blood violence and congress and the world to silver war." >> scores of congressman just, in and of itself it is dramatic, guys are throwing punches, it is like a massive encounter. but, what was really interesting to me was people at the time looked at it and what they saw was a group of northerners and a group of southerners running at each other in the house of representatives. and, several of them said this doesn't look like a normal congressional fight, this looks like north against south. this looks like a battle. and

>>time now is snyder 5 in the cal berkeley student is behind bars accused of to violence sexual-assault against women, 20 year-old son wolf has been charged with sexual-assault for 2 attacks that happened off campus. the first one was at the fraternity that he used to belong to in 2017. and then there was also another attack in march. and wolf was in court yesterday, but he did not enter a plea. also at cal berkeley a student was robbed at knifepoint it happened on campus wednesday night on observatory hill, a 20 year-old man was walking west on a pass from northgate and approaching havilland hall when 2 people approached him with a nice day to his back path which is a laptop inside. and those same robbers are believed to be connected to an earlier armed robbery that happened on ellsworth street between grand avenue and channing way. >>we're 2 people are wanted now in an armed home invasion robbery and officer-involved shooting. we have pictures of the robbers hard to make out their faces but they threatened to victims inside their home in hayward and of stealing from them at gunpoint o

my name is bill snyder. i'm a freelance journalist. i'm an officer of the pacific media workers guild. i won't repeat with the previous two speakers had to stay about the nature on the raid of the apartment and office. i certainly agree with it. i just wanted to make a few points. may i ask the chief a question? is that appropriate? >> well, you can raise a question. he doesn't necessarily have to answer it. >> i understand. chief, can you explain to us why the fbi was involved in this raid? >> i suspect that's not a question that can be answered right now. >> let's see if the chief can answer it. chief, can you speak to that? >> i cannot speak to that. the fbi did put out a statement. you're welcome to reach out to them. >> were they there at the request of the sfpd or the district attorney's office? >> public comment is not supposed to be a give-and-take. >> fair enough. >> it's your chance to comment. >> thank you, mr. president. i understand. the point that i think needs to be made -- and this has been bandieded about in the press

. >> property crime in morin and reporter: we're on patrol with brett snyder and said car break-ins are spiking and he knows why. >> this car has a backpack sitting in the passenger floorboard. >> reporter: it took five minutes to understand why this parking lot in mill valley was a potential jackpot for thieves. >> so it looks like this person has a bunch of documents, mail, people leaving stuff in their vehicles and in plain view makes it that much more of a target-rich environment. >> reporter: jack o'keefe had clothes and an ipad in plain excite. >> be careful. we don't want you to become a victim. >> my mom's car just got broken into. >> reporter: marin county has seen 400 thefts and san francisco reports more than 5,000 auto burglars between january and march. that number is down 18% from this time last year. the sheriff's department posted this video on facebook showing how quick a crook can break into your car and take your stuff. less than 10 seconds. >> let's face it, nobody wants to be a victim and nobody wants to say so long to their stuff. >> reporter: police say a routine

. >> then and afterwards, in her book, journalist richard -- rachel louise snyder talks about social issues and is interviewed by debbie dingell. affectstic violence every is you from homelessness to mass shootings. health issues to issues of addiction. all of these have intersections with domestic violence. on book tvis weekend on c-span two. american history tv products are now available on the new c-span online store. to c-span store.org to see what is new for american history tv and check out all of the c-span products. >> >> a panel of historians examines the morale of u.s. soldiers in the final two years of the vietnam war. this discussion is part of a conference titled manpower and morale after tet, hosted by the center for military, war and society studies at the university of kansas. >> i wanted to start by setting the stage. we hold this manpower morale after tet. and that suggests titling it manpower and morale after tet rather than in vietnam, that something changed. after the 1968 tet offensive, the media documented a growing crisis, frequent stories of

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jessica snyder live in washington. >> one of the looming questions this morning is will the supreme courte of indiana that is has taken on new significance in the wake of several anti-abortion bills that have been passed in a number of states. with he could hear at 9:30 this morning if the justices will grant arguments on skefrl provisions out of indiana. one of those prohibits abortions that are performed because of the sex, race or disability of the fetus. another law requires a woman to have an ultrasound or be offered the option of viewing the image and hearing the heartbeat of the feet tus at least 18 hours before an abortion. lower courts have blocked both of these laws from taking effect and in particular the seventh circuit court of appeals stressed that that first one, banning abortions in certain instances violates roe v. wade, supreme court precedent. we do know that anti-abortion groups have overturning roe v. wade squarely in their sights. alabama's republican governor acknowledged that the bill she signed just last week banning abortions in all but limited circumstances coul

let's go to jodi snyder.nted out, it is this body that was created in january by the u.k., germany, and france, basically to allow there to be trade with iran without going through american banks, without having to go through the u.s., which, of course, the u.s. pulled out of that nuclear accord with iran even though its allies still remain in it, so now, the u.s. is escalating those tensions that divide what to do about a ran by saying they are threatening penalties against the financial body, and saying that, basically, and this is according to a letter obtained by bloomberg, that there basically could be sanctions against anyone associated with it, and they could be barred from the u.s. financial system, so this really is escalating those tensions. that divide has grown since the u.s. has left that accord, and, of course, the sanctions against iran significantly in recent months increased. in the u.s.,here we saw special counsel robert mueller speaking for the first time in public. he stopped from fully ex

shery: thank you so much, jodie snyder, our senior international editor in hong kong.o our asia economy and government managing editor in tokyo. we have seen the chinese yuan falling more than 1%. u.s. futures at new lows of the day. we are seeing big reactions in asian markets, already in a pretty data heavy, policy decision heavy week. focust's right, and the for markets has been basically turned on its head. last week it being u.s. macro data, the jobs report, the federal reserve suggestion that continues to be patient on interest rates. all of that is now gone and the focus is. square on- is full trading again. news from the wall street journal that china is considering canceling the talks has put another leg down. we are seeing u.s. stock futures tumble. what is interesting is -- this latest warning from trump that they may impose tariffs comes after a very strong performance in u.s. stocks. selloff infact, the american stocks in the fourth quarter that had given the white house a kick to get trade talks going again. one question investors may start to explore, to

american university professor rachel louise snyder exposed domestic violence and no visible bruises.r and peace nigel hamilton concludes his trilogy on fdr 's leadership during world war ii. also being published this week, -- records harper lee is a tent to write a true crime book in serious hours. in ghosts of gold mountain, stanford university professor, gordon chang tells the story of the chinese immigrants who built the transcontinental railroad. and in democracy may not exist but we will miss it when it's gone, astrid taylor examines the concept of democracy and its practical application. look for these in bookstores this week and watch for many of these authors on booktv on c-span2. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. >> they live at noon eastern is in depth with political communications expert, and former dean of the annenberg school, kathleen hall jamieson. she will answer questions and discuss her many books including her most recent, cyber war. how russian hackers and trolls helped