stevens insisted that u.s.women were just as victimized by lack of rights as cuban women were, and she arched cuban wouldn't wo help them gain their rights in the united states. this conference was also taking place at a time when u.s. marines were divebombing nicaragua to rat out the rebel groups, and the women's party members made known that they cited with within. stevens proclaim that neither women know nor a nation shoulde denied sovereignty. she used this rhetoric to call for equal rights treaty, and international treaty for women's political and civil rights drafted by the women's party that was very similar to that which gonzales and dominguez had called for just two years earlier. once stevens became the chair of the commission, dominguez and others quickly realized that her utilization of anti-imperialist rhetoric was instrumental. she use it strategically, only when it helped garner latin american support for the commission's goal at these conferences. as chair she had only really one concern, and th

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that was during stevens' final term.s clear how strongly you feel that citizens united was wrongly decided. why do you think it had a corrosive effect on american politics? >> look at the amount of moni e. n't give you the figures, but millions and millions of dollars are spent on campaigns now, and oft state931q9"jrepresg money provided by residents of thher states, people in the district should b ones who decide the outcome of elections. >> woodruff: sinchis own departure, the court has not had to weigh in on a major settlement orgn campai finance case. but it has dealt several times with cases involving the death mplementation.s >> my own thinking, and it took quite a while to reach the conclusion, is the death penalty does more harm than good, it's terribly expensive, and really a pointless process. i think it accomplish very little that can't be accomplished with a more humane punishment. >> woodruff: bu right now the court is still divided on the issue. >> yes. >>oodruff: but you believe eventually the death penalt

steven: it is difficult.d is flat or slightly short sterling. any agreement that looks like it will last a year or two come we think sterling will rally. what the market is trading is this sense of angst that will will be in groundhog day with three to six month extensions. tom: that is your opportunity, price up, yield down. how do you play that in the craziness? jerome: you have to have a deal and resolution on brexit. -- theyended runways have extended runways. ultimately what they have to do theirure out where will growth expectation go? slightly higher than the 1.2 percent they forecast? do they anticipate a smooth brexit? there is a lot of what if's at this point, but the runway has been paved longer for u.k. policy. francine: given that the brexit calendar -- and we have a story that will shortly be on the website -- given the brexit calendar, if the u.k. in bank of england governor wants to keep the possibility of a rate hike alive, this is the only window of opportunity, is that right? steven: we thi

steven: there are two important factors.xperience how the environment is changing, weather is changing, and it will impact the asset of companies, and profits. that needs to be taken into account. the other important one is that there is a growing investor community. in addition to looking into the risks and returns of a share, they also want to know, what is the impact of this company on the environment? rishaad: so, best practice you seen, how does that compare with this part of the world? thatn: what you can see is both europe and asia and china is doing a lot around sustainability. it is a very big challenge for the financial sector and for financial regulators. how do you come up with reliable measurements on the impact? for example, a company or share on the environment. we're both struggling to come up with a good solutions to these issues. yvonne: especially when it comes to rules. europe, you have regulations where issuance of these green bonds, they can't buy coal, for example. those.a, we don't have is there a nee

very nice guy as i'm sure maybe steven moore is. but there's no soundness to anything larry kudlow has been saying. for decades it's been exactly the same thing regardless of context. >> would kudlow get on the federal reserve? is he a made man enough to get on the reserve board? >> i want to push back a little bit against both of you on how these are political decision. it was when joni ernst spoke out, republicans have problems with women voters, and donald trump has real problems with women. i think the sexism was much more of an issue with steve moore than his sometimes crazy ideas like the gold stamp. >> it's a good point. it's also i think a point about representation mattering. we saw tim scott basically take down a district court nominee. it does matter to have people that are not white men representing your party because they do see the world differently. and these are representatives. >> thank you both for joining me. as it so happens the most recent episode of our podcast "why is this happening" talks about the trump admi

steven: it depends on how far this extends.e had seen some fundamental reasons for the yen to appreciate where the end of the year. --hink this particular issue i'm more optimistic they will come to a resolution. i think what you're seeing with the yen and the swiss franc, which has really lagged, they are appreciating strongly today, which tells you the market is going back to its old habits. vonnie: it has been a while since the yen was a place to go. we see the trade into treasuries and gold today, so it is all of the traditional safe havens that ways to know and love. the swiss i'm surprised because it did almost nothing, then the markets caught on. we have been seeing the buying the last week. vonnie: what can you tell from the trading of the yuan, where onshore and offshore are trading. the story for china has been the story ever since this interrupted, different pressures. they do not want to be the one to propel it over seven. probably not a red line in the sand, but something they would prefer not to happen. i think th

steven major with us, with hsbc.tates, what a polarity we saw earlier this week with one guest calling for a rate cut and a slowing american economy, and another guest next to him calling for rate stability and rising rates over time. where is your shop on this call? steven: i can imagine the guy who was calling for rate hikes is gradually moving to unchanged, and the guy previously unchanged is talking about rate cuts. for us, the rate hikes probably .ent too far already the next move is probably downwards and at his next year. havee changed my view -- not really changed my view. our forecast has been study. central banks have recognized that they are kind of trapped. the example i gave earlier of australia is one that you could use all over the world. you have this threat of asset price deflation. in many ways, we have the wrong kind of debt in the wrong places at the wrong time, and that makes it difficult to normalize rates in the context of previous cycles. the way people are looking at timeseries, trying to gue

here study a stevens with his famous wake -- here's thaddeus stevens with his famous wig. no wig, arguing with lincoln. he was so sick, he had to allow butler to take over as lead prosecutor and couldn't finish the one speech he tried to give. but dickson needed a villain who is rumored to have them a lot of investors -- m lotto mistress -- a mulatto mistress and was a prime architect of the black plague. obviously, the focus is not on ross. it's on johnson. in fact, rost is not even appear. the film technologies that it's medium requires taking certain liberties. for instance, even though johnson didn't appear at his own trial, in the film he comes in and gives a stirring defense. the film produces drama by pitting johnson against stevens, who's played in a wheelchair by wino barrymore, who is -- wino barrymore,- lionel who is perfectly cast. they have lots of similarities, but there are different stakes in their betrayals. for kennedy, what was at stake was the checks and balances of government. the independence of the executive office is a coordinated branch of governme

steven beardsley, thank you very much. steven: thanks, carl.arl: the german government is to pay out to victims of the former german sect in chile. it was founded in 1961. the call's --ult's s leaders collaboratated with the chili id military dictatorship and for years they forced labor and child abuse into commonplace practice. it was not until 2016 the germany admitted to failing to protect the victims. reporter: many of those who lived ithere are now old. age and trauma have taken their toll. for their efforts have played a key role in germany's decision to pay reparations to the colony's victims. it was not an easy task in the bundestag. the stakes were high. each affected person will receive up to 10,000 euros. >> data scandal is thatt we are still talking about this in 2019 -- it is scandalous that we are talking about this in 2019, because so many are still traumatized and have no means to live. the guilt lies with the military dictatorship and the pedophile's it is, but he was wanted here for all the station and rate and the german stat

steven: not necessarily. the other thing that is happening is that implied volatility coming down to very low levels, some of the lowest we have seen for the euro. two occasions we had volatility down at these low levels. back in 2014 ahead of emerging-market problems, and 2015, and 2007. been for volatilities to spike backup. a stronger dollar. if we see that happen again, it is likely that we see euro-dollar actually getting stronger. my view is it is probably going 1.10 range.1.05, vonnie: what is the fundamental difference between your viewpoints? the euro side, the euro zone economy is still looking very soggy. fallingdp data today for the quarter, which was maybe some relief to some extent. i do think that things will not pick up. you see a number of ecb officials say they think things are going to pick up in the second half of the year, but not really sure that is going to happen. i think we are going to see a drift accommodative or easier policy from the ecb. as far as the federal reserve is concerned

wieting of, steven citigroup.ower interest rates for the united kingdom. there is a tension and we gain rate cuts. what is the global grind of interest rates meet for the united kingdom -- mean for the united kingdom? steven: it is symptomatic of what we have seen in all qe zones. thethe areas that had extraordiy monetary policy during the crisis years have found normalization will interrupt growth when you are this deep into a recovery. with asset prices rising and unemployment falling, not just in the united states but in the united kingdom, going to full consistent.t consistent. tom: in the speech, the prime minister listing her mentionedments and the balanced-budget. his austerity in order? roger: i think this is an achievement for the government to what brought the deficit down so much. we were pushing 10% gdp at one point. this government has been obsessed with the deficit and now i think we will have to see debate about what the objectives of fiscal policy should be about what the objectives of fiscal polic

treasury secretary steven mnuchin saying he will not hand them over despite the risk of a subpoena. it's latest move by administration officials to shield the president and aides from a wide range of inquiries from the tax returns to a demand for testimony about the census and immigration. >>> the second front of possible contempt of congress. house judiciary chairman has confirmed committee staff and justice officials will meet today to try and reach a deal on congressional access to the mueller report, and if they can't, a vote to hold bill barr in contempt is planned tomorrow. the committee's top republican calls the vote illogical and disingenuous. >>> it is deadline day for don mcgahn. the white house counsel has comply with house judiciary details. the white house has signalled it might try to invoke executive privilege to keep mcgahn quiet. >>> hundreds of former federal prosecutors say president trump would have been indicted if he were not president. the bipartisan group of more than 450 signed on to a statement saying special counsel robert mueller's findings would have pr

steven: thank you -- phil: thank you. to the philippines, where polls have closed and millions of people have been voting in the midterm elections. allies of dutere are expected to do well. half the seats in the country's senate are up for grabs, which means a good result could help the president change the country's constitution. he has promised to introduce the death penalty for drug related crimimes as papart of hihis widr of -- - against drugs. 's name may not even be on the ballot paper, but there is no doubt these midterm elections are all about him. this is a referendum on president rodrdrigo duterte and his controversial role. millions of filipinos followed their leader and turned out to vote, many for the candidates who have backing plate >> i want genuine change and people will really help our area i am pro-administration, butut also r a few opposition, so they would be balance. when president duterte him and him a -- dutere tame in, crime was cut by 70%. nonot everyone is hapappy with e man who proudly launched

stevens escaped nazi germany in 1939 and returned four years jahim congressional . gold medal. >> i want to accept the reward on behalf of of those who didn't make it. >> stevens' time behind enemy lines as a spy earned him multiple metals including the purple heart. he escaped twice from the nazis. >>> it is game day today. the nba finals are finally here. >> finally. in less than six hours, the warriors will resume their quest for a three pete. authorities director dennis o'donnell is in toronto with all the hype. >> reporter: hello everybody from jurassic park. the warriors an raptors game one tonight. the nba finals. the big news r golden demarcus cousins is active. kevin durant will not play in game one. we will be live here at jurassic park here at 5:00. right now, that's the latest from toronto. i'm dennis o'donnell. let's go back to you guys. >> if you couldn't make it to toronto, fans here at home will be cheering at oracle arena. this is the live look at oracle where the the team is holding a watch party at 6:00. tickets are $25. >>> viewers have been show

those signing the letter did not expoli explicitly address what specifically. >>> steven mnuchin and robert lighthizer said the administration will move forward on trump's threat to hike tariffs to 25% on friday. derailing months of progress toward ending this damaging trade war, lighthizer said quote we tried to accommodate changes in the text but these are substantial and substantive changes. the news comes as the chinese delegation is scheduled to travel to washington. new this morning, china's congress ministry said vice premier lou hee. trump threw the negotiations into question when he tweeted the threat for tariffs and add new trifariffs as well. the dow fell as much as 471 points but you know, stocks made a major recovery. the dow in the end closed just 66 points lower. right now let's check global markets to see how things are faring right now. pretty much a mixed performance i would say and on wall street looking at futures after the 66 point close yesterday, another quarter of a percentage point declined here. monday's losses were shallow. that says two things, the market

. ♪ >>> steven shapiro is bringing the magic to the beach.skills are so spell binding, next. t mustache the en stenha is ba being weird. >> looks like he find venice beach area in los angeles, california, which is weird enough already. walks up to unsuspecting people. >> i've been practicing my wizardry. do you mind if i try something quickly? >> wizardry? >> yes. >> what are you going to try? >> wizardry might be i got your wallet. >> steven is doing his best impression, gets right up in this guy's face. >> any luck? >> did you feel anything or -- >> felt weird. >> the seconde esweirdest thing after his mustache. >> watch this real quick, okay? >> cool, cool. venice is to weird. why do we even come here? >> you didn't feel anything? >> you're going to be thinking about this encounter, though, if the next day you ate something funny, you don't feel good or you catch cold. >> at the end of the video you see stevene pple kow as he seem. >>> that's it. that's all for now. always more great content at >> it's shark tank week, and shark rohan oza

s business is steven beardsley now steven just walk us through the significance of this decision mean this is about more than just steel prices right and this really goes what you just spoke of which is the fact that there is a trade deal between these 3 nations which needs to go through at this point this is the new nafta cause of the u.s. him see. everyone else 1st called the new nafta and basically what it did was it sort of updated some nafta provisions and right now to the point where it needs to be ratified by the 3 countries and that means the u.s. congress needs to get it a few days ago a very influential senator charles grassley said that he would not approve the deal going through if tariffs were still in place so trampas use these tariffs as a way to have leverage over both of these countries to get them to make this deal announced a deal is sealed he's been facing more and more pressure to lift them canada mexico have also been pushing obviously throughout this whole process for the lifting of these tariffs and obviously i think it's more of a practical measure for trump t

and potentially very embarrassing for them at home. , treasury secretary steven mnuchin also said theeal was 90% done. this seems a bit unusual to trash it all now. is this just a bargaining tactic? did you get a sense from the media briefing that there is a way forward? shawn: i think the way a lot of people greeted yesterday's tweets from the president was this was a tactic to raise the pressure on the chinese before they came to town. what became apparent in the past hour in this off-camera briefing by robert lighthizer and steven mnuchin is that there was some pretty fundamental differences. from the u.s.'s perspective, a fundamental change in the chinese position. that change, we are told, is that the chinese all of a sudden has decided they cannot in trying into law measures on forced technology transfers and other issues. neither ambassador lighthizer or secretary mnuchin would detail the issues but we are told it is a series of major issues. that is not a good sign in terms of these negotiations, if just a few hours ago, the markets in the u.s. were taking -- were hoping this

stevens of michigan. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 389, the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. stevens, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan for five minutes. ms. stevens: thank you, madam chair. i rise today in support of my amendment, h.r. 1500, the consumers first act. theonsumer financial protection bureau is an essential agency that has protected millions of consumers and put more than $12 billion back in americans' pockets. i worked in the ad in the united states department of the treasury when the cfpb was first established in the wake of the financial crisis. and saw firsthand how this agency has grown to serve as a force for accountability, transparency and fairness on behalf of working americans. that is why it is so important to restore and protect the cfp from the attempts to weaken its critical -- this critical agency. my amendment to the consumers first protection act ensures that community banks, credit unions, sma

but steven strasburg was ready. eight strikeouts. first batter of the game, he strikes out colton wong. to the 4th, cards up 1-0. this catches carpenter looking. that's strikeout six. bottom of the inning, two on and no outs for gomes. he takes this to short. munoz bobbles it, then his throw is off the bag at first. score.cks comes in to an error for munoz. nats tie it. brian dozier gives them the lead with an rbi groundout in the next at- t. nats up2-1.ng faci the cardspi cher. strasburg becomes the quickest pitcher in mlb historyo t reach 1500 career strikeouts. keep that ball. in the eighth, shawn doolittle with the bases loaded. this strikeoutends the inning. nationals hold on t win 2-1, snapping their three-game skid. after the game, an explanation on the firing, which took place right after the game. w didn't make this move in a day orweeks. so this was something tat davy and myself have been keeping our finger on the pulse. >> i think at this point, we wanted a new voice. a new face. needless to say, we've got some good pitche

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steven: the new nafta for trump, it updates some things. it updates labor standards, requiring more minimum wage manufacturing in these countries. it requires more local components for cars. they will reach the zero-tariffs eligibility, for example. but ultimately, it does not make

from trust to trade — us treasury secretary steven mnuchin said he hopes to make substantial progressators in the next two rounds of trade talks. the world's two largest economies are back at the negotiating table in beijing. we are hearing donald trump has dropped a key demand that china halt alleged instances of commercial cyber theft. rico hizon is following the story. nice to see you. so it would seem that both sides are doing all they can to try to get a deal. that is the impression we are getting. that's right, sally, and president trump is looking to ease up on his cyber theft demands, which is essential issue in these ongoing negotiations. in a bid for a swift trade deal with china. and a news report, sally, says the us is set to accept a watered—down security pledge from beijing, to reach an agreement during the summit. and you mentioned robert lighthizer and steven mnuchin, well, they are in baiting for less than 48 hours to give a final push to this us— china trade negotiation, in order to sign a deal in late may orjune. trade negotiation, in order to sign a deal in late ma

the person who has been arrested and charged with his murder is g steven reen.was working out here ovnight when some sort of fight kicked off. we know police are ierviewing multiple witnesses and they're asking a lot of questions just to find out exactly what happened. fairfax police have identified the victim in this morning's ooting as 30-year-old miguel hernandez. the sal va dor ran man came to the strip mall to pick up his wife. he got into a fight wit suspect that ended in gunfire. at the time several businesses were still open and police questioned multiple ople. >> officers that arrived on scene initially were able to gather several people who were in the area for the shooting. they sboouftiewed those people. >> reporter: officers bagged two blower fans, a hat, glasses and a set of keys. they also towed away this street cleaning vehicle. yeen works for the comp hired to clean this lot. it was regularly here in the er ght hours. >> i was scared. in my life one time i see this. >> owning the cell phone shop for nearly a decade, this is the first time she's

steven mnuchin described the talks as constructive.hina's liu he described the talks as going fairly well. now there are reports that they will hold teacher meetings in beijing. for the latest we have sarah mcgregor from washington following all the developments. a bit of a yo-yo in terms of the implications of the trump tweet. no hurry to get a deal and then constructive talks. what do you make of what you are hearing? >> as you said, talks are wrapped up in washington. the negotiation did not collapse but there still is no deal, that is what we know officially. what our sources are telling us, and the comments from steven mnuchin that the talks were constructive, glosses over the fact that sources are telling us that the u.s. has given china three or four weeks to come back and reach an agreement, or donald trump go ahead with his threat to add more tariffs on $325 billion of chinese goods, virtually all imports from china to the u.s. while we have good news that the talks seem to be a thing, they will progress, there is this at a th

steven miller has pushed this.hat the border patrol agents will have a tougher view. >> the idea is that it will speed up the asylum claim. this is something the administration has been talking about, an uptick in asylum claims at the border. so what they are trying to do here is they are trying to speed up this process by putting agents on the front lines to do that credible fear interview. this is unprecedented. our reporting shows that steven miller pushed this for months. in march then homeland security secretary okayed the pilot as long as it worked within the legal bounds. so this is something that we are seeing now tucked in last week into the white house supplemental request. it's funds for this program. of course, it has to go through congress. at least we see now the department of homeland security is making moves to try to make this even tougher for asylum seekers. >> they take this step which they can try to do and then you have the broader package being drafted by jared kushner who is viewed as a littl

cnn's andrew stevens are following developments.ny closer to knowing what they projectiles we are? >> no e. we're not. we're being told that the south korea looking at the information they have available, and still not giving anything out as to what was actually fired by the north koreans, about 14 hours ago. it was short range. they only traveled a maximum of maybe 140 miles into the east china sea, so at this stage we're still waiting for further information, but at least it's being interpreted by experts in this part of the world, as a calculated move by north korea to try to force the issue of denuclearization, in particular for north korea to force a letup of sanctions. there's at the moment a stealmate following the failure of the summit between donald trump and kim jong-un in hanoi in february. not much has happened since this en. the north has been making noises about their dissatisfaction over nothing happening. they slammed a recent aerial drill carried by the u.s. and south korea. so they seems to be getting increasingly

so you just pick up your guitar to sing to the girl you want. >> steven from the daily drop out, he hassh on these two girls. ♪ ♪ i first saw you. >> i think he meant to say he's going to write a song and this is the process. >> they are original lyrics about them. what is not to love. >> i've seen you around but i dow your ne.ads love >> i saw you walking down and you had an orange thing in your? >> can i get your numbers? >> for what? >> to date. >> we are both taken. >> that's a good turn. and he's had enough. >> okay rock star. >> can i get your numbers ♪ ♪ >> i do have a boyfriend but you can get hers. >> her batting average is pretty bad. >> i would love to love you kelly. >> at the end, he does go back to reveal for the ladies this is all for his youtube channel. they get a good laugh and are pretty relieved. >> i was like, it is a joke. >> what would you have been like, yeah, here is my number? >> he didn't get any numbers? >> that's all for now. >> he didn't get any numbers? >> that's all for now. >> today's contestant, jack schuler, from des moines, iowa, speaks four different

treasury secretary steven chu will meet again on friday asian brought his latest now from beijing. well in the days leading up to this the eleventh round of negotiations between representatives from china and the united states beijing has repeatedly warned that it's not prepared to offer concessions in the face of threats from the united states that said president trump has now said he's received what he calls a beautiful letter from president xi jinping president xi jinping knows what sort of leavers to pull with president from a times like this and this was a letter it seems full of a moly and soothing language so it seems that the the mood is perhaps changing that said china is very nervous this hike in tariffs comes at a time when china's economy is continuing to slow and this is a very important year for china's leaders because in october they will mark the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china not a time when chinese leaders can appear to be weak now china has said it's prepared to respond with countermeasures to this increase in tariffs wha

and steven mnuchin could be held in contempt from failing to hand them over and democrat leaders are still concerned the public could would not support that move. doug luzader, fox news. >>> the trump administration increasing pressure on iran with extra sanction and on iran's steel, aluminum, copper and other experts. iran will resume building its nuclear program if 60 day deadline for a agreement isn't adhered to. the british foreign secretary warns iran not there will be consequences in terms of how european powers react. so, we urge the they break that deal >> this comes as the u.s. is increasing its military presence in the persian gulf following reports iran was planning to attack american forces in that region >>> severe weather continues to hit parts of the central and southern part of the country bringing heavy rain, tornadoes and flash flooding. the houston area received nearly 10 inches of rain with rising water flooding homes and streets. some drivers had to actually abandon their cars. in missouri take a look. heavy rain caused levees to breech covering thousands of acre

am not ready to go in and take on risk in the equity side, i feel that's still an agreement with steven i don't think that's the right move >> do you feel like it's december again >> i don't feel like -- >> lebenthal the other day was talking about how it felt like mid december and this crescendo that led to the selloff up to christmas eve. >> so my answer to that would be, it doesn't necessarily feel -- it certainly doesn't feel like december 24th. does it feel like the beginning of december, the tremors are there but i think what's different this time is you're seeing strong demand for not only sovereign bonds, you had auctions of a two and five year in the u.s. yesterday, you had an australian bond actiuction gg very well but also on a day when municipal bonds, munis, two and a half year highs, it's a little difference because it seems as though the bond market is attracting these funds because investors feel or see something and again, i use the word, deflation, because that's what my concern is. >> so i built you, pete, that wall with karrie and the wall is pretty big because i was

steven: that is a good question.t is a question the people, the leadership of deutsche bank have to answer themselves. they are going through the investment bank to try to overhaul it. it has been a weak spot for the bank for a long time. it is merging with ubs may help help them boost the investment bank back to a sustainable level. that did not happen. the overhaul is probably going to be the next step. deutsche bank executives have made indications to the effect they are hoping at some point in the future they would be able to merge with another bank, particularly outside of germany. ubs is still on the table. it is not going to happen. if it comes up again, we will have to see. vonnie: a great exclusive there and our thanks to german banks reporter steven arons in frankfurt for that scoop. we'll bring the focus back to european banking in a few moments. right now, the ftse 100 down .8%. the dax down 1.5%. wirecard is the worst performer in the dax, falling 8.7%. in paris, the cac 40 is down .8% and in italy the f

. >> world war ii veteran, vern stevens, was recognized for his service as a paratrooper. 98 years old. he was a teenager from munich when he escaped naziy germany in 1949. he returned four years later in an american uniform. stevens was presented with a replica of the congressional gold medal. >> he really epitomizes what makes this country great. >> his time behind enemy lines as a spy earned him multiple medals, including the purple heart. >> that is gonna do it for the news at 5:00. >> xiks news at 6:00 begins now. >>> the new haven teacher strike has gone on longer than the oakland teacher strike. and no signs of a deal. students starting to worry about their grades and graduation. >> the women of san jose's city council take a stand against an alarming spike in sex assaults. >> just when you thought the housing crisis couldn't get any worse, some people in alameda county are now being evicted from trees. >>> teachers in union city and hayward spent an eighth straight day on the picket line. some worry it won't resolve before june 19th. >> reporter: finals are coming

excuse me, 40,000 shares 40,794 shares for steven mollenkopf, the ceo of qualcomm.ouple other executives also being granted shares remember, qualcomm was expected to get at least 4.5 to 4.7 billion dollars from apple as far as its patent settlement guys, back to you. >> seema, thank you very much for that 40,000 shares equates to about $3.4 million pretty sizable for -- clearly that's a huge move in their share. >> i guess it shows you the height of the stakes for qualcomm with regard to this the whole strategy was essentially playing hardball on these matters and therefore it was sort of a bountdy for having, you know, won at least financially in this settlement >> odd that it's just five, six people i think that's getting this and i don't know if more junior employees -- >> those covered by that particularly long-term incentive plan probably. >> anyway. qualcomm of course up significantly since that deal was announced. up next, a startling sales statistic. we'll tell you what minl yalz are spending more on than their cell phone and utility bills combined >>> plus

. >> no question, we saw headline in new york magazine that called steven moore a misogynist coo.ell you, that's a really glaring headline even though it's more of an opinion column. >> he's a wall street journal editorial writer and he's been on fox, he's been a cnn contributor. >> right, i think that was extreme language you saw, people actually disagree with economic policy and they are different and i think we are seeing a lot of growth but they also disagree with political impact. >> great to see you this sunday. joebiden calling him strong, wht happened? judge >> senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham opening remarks when brian william with nicole wallace took step of breaking in. >> so no collusion, no coordination, no conspiracy between the trump campaign and the russian government regarding the 2016 election. >> we rarely do but chairman of the judiciary committee just said that mueller found there was no collusion, that is not correct. >> not as chairman of judiciary committee but as a human shield for donald trump and william barr. >> an hour later cnn broke in to int

let me put up on the screen a quote from justice stevens.he president is exercising powers that do not really belong to him. i mean he has to comply with subpoenas and things like that. >> right. so i think he's stating a relatively obvious legal position which is the administration's position of essentially rejecting oversight is ultimately an assault on the separation of powers, the basic constitutional structure. stevens is not one known to hold his tongue. he is an outspoken former justice. so i do think whatever he makes public statements like this on the record, one thing he's doing is reminding the sitting court that the supreme court is an apolitical body, has a higher purpose. it serves the rule of law and not just presidents who appointed them. i do think that ultimately this is the kind of on the record statement that's maybe intended for a very small audience of nine sitting justices. >> that's what's so impressive among other things in the substance. this is an article in "the wall street journal" that was just posted. he grante

the stevens were supposed to give the mail to a relative of that elderly woman. delivered some of the mail, they're accud of not delivering all of the mail. prosecutors believe the stevens used bank statements to get account information and then stole thousands of dollars from the elderly woman to pay their own bills. the state's attorney says she's making the case publicof in hop etting victims of similar crimes to come forward. >> let it be known that our office will prosecute to the fullest extent anyone who takes advantage of an elderly person, an individual with disabilities, and others who they may deem to be vulnerable. >> now, we've learned the stevens are now both charged with theft and cspiracy. back to you. >> boy, oh boy, with friends like that. thank you, susan. >>> pat? >> nbc4 is rooted in the community. keeping it green and keeping it clean. thaat residents in a northeast d.c. neighborhood are doing, working with nonprofits, they are helping to grow a healthy, sustainable community. at this northeast d.c. community garden, it's all hands in dirt,

this is right around steven city.he new warningincludes parts of frederick county, virginia, as well as clark county andrr wa county. shenandoah kocounty as well. this is strasburg right here. watch out in this area. strasburg t around this area, some hail reported in this storm just south of steven city right along i-81. this one moving off to the east only at 15 miles an hour, meaning very heavy rainat associ with that. more storminess throughout the night. you see where the warnings or the watches are once this syste moves. much more on this, more on what it means to your weekend. we're back in a few minutes. >>> now to the power struggle between president trump and democrats in congress. it comes amid continued turmoil over theueller report and word of an hour long conversation between president trump and russian president vladimir putin. suz susan mcginnis is on capitol hill on a day where that news overshadows some pretty strong >> that's right, pat. the day started out bright. really good numbers from the job f

the answer to that was steven calk. so investigators came across steven calk and these loans as they were investigating paul manafort and found that they were giving him loans that other banks would not. and it's clear now that steven calk had some skin in the game for himself because hep wanted a position within the administration and thought, well, if i lend to the president's campaign manager or the candidate's campaign manager, maybe i'll have a good shot at getting something in that white house if he's elected. >> in the end, what happened? >> he was appointed to the counsel of economic advisers in august of 2016. but he never got a position within this administration. it could be that that would have gone differently if paul manafort had stayed on within the administration, but as we know, he stopped being the campaign manager before trump was even elected. but he ranked his top positions, ali, he ranked secretary of the treasury, of commerce, and even defense, something he had no experience with. and ultimately,

steven moore said he was all in. about an hour later the president announced later moore as his fed pick was out. let's go "out front." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "out front," war with barr. democrats firing on all fronts. the house democratic committee going forward without a witness. an empty chair instead of the attorney general of the united states, william barr. this as nancy pelosi is accusing william barf breaking the law. >> it's deadly serious about it is the attorney general of the united states of america is not telling the truth to the congress of the united states, that's a crime. >> a crime. that's a serious accusation to level against anyone, and this isn't just anyone, it's the sitting attorney general of the united states. if barr committed perjury, that could mean prison and the president's justice department is fighting back. now releasing a statement that reads, the baseless attack on the attorney general is reckless, irresponsible and false. now congressman charlie christ is the entire reaso

and steven spielberg produced. >> reporter: the peacemaker. >> it was an opportunity for me to meet stevence wall. he said, if you want to be a doctor, look before you leap. you want to be in show business, leap before you look. i was, like, okay, steven. >> reporter: after high wilde decided she was ready to take that leap. she moved to los angeles, where she soon landed a role on the teen drama "the oc" and later o the hit show "house." supporting roles in movies like "tron legacy," ys"cowbo and aliens" and "the incredible bt wonderstone." >> when you lookack at the long ark from "oc" to now, what do you think when you look back? someti >> sometimes it is hard to know everything you're participating in is part of the process. there is nothing that can throw you if it is all material. >> reporter: wilde collected all that material and poured it into booksmart. >> i hope that what we have done with "booksmart" proves as an example both to female directors who might be waiting to take that leap, i hope that i can serve as a bit ofns iration to go for it. there are a lot of women out there w

no prosecutors say the stevens were supposed to give the mail to a relativ of that elderly woman. while they delivered some of the mail, they are accused of notng delivell of the mail. prosecutors believe the stevens used bank statements to get account iormation and stol thousands of dollars from the elderly woman to pay their own bills. the state's attorney says she's making the case public in hopes of giving victims of similar crimes to come forward. >> let it be known that our office will prosecute to the fullest extent anyone who takes advantage of an elderly person, an individual with disabilities, and others who they may deem to be vulnerable. >> reporter: now, we've learned the stevens are now botharged with theft and conspiracy, so here are four things you can do to protect yourself from fraud. first, have a plan for diminished capability before it hits. work with your bank or credit union to make sure a trusted loved one can monitor your accounts. shred receipts, bank statements and unused credit card offers beforeng throwi them away and lock up your cckbook, account stat

you're bringing up these bad actors, these people like steven miller up to congress. even if they fight you on executive privilege, you still make the battle part of it. and they look more and more isolated and like they're covering things up and you're able to start litigating this culture of corruption around trump and this culture of weirdness as well as corruption around trump. you know, steven miller and jared kushner, these are guys that come off in public, they don't look like people you can trust or like or want to upset national policy. >> hillary, did the impossible happen this week? did lindsey graham and his cohorts so overreach they actually turned hillary into an empathetic figure? mike, i saw a turning point. hillary, i for first time i felt it got to such that the american people have a sniff test, and the other night there was a certain gravitas that -- >> the hillary clinton appearances lately if you talk to people, they've created a couple of interesting things. one is trump's attacks on her, his rallies where they still shout lock her up, lock her

steven moore joins me now. steven, it has been a long time since you and i have talked. you and i have talked probably going back 20 years on tv. a bunch of stuff was unearth about you, what did you think in days gone by came up? >> i hi, ali, it's great to have 20 years of networks over the years. let me correct one thing on the outset, my predictions were wrong. if you look over the past ten years, you'd have to say many few people have gotten the xi as right as i have. i wrote the trump economic plan. i was the one that said we could get the 3% growth with very little inflation and said the obama stimulus plan wouldn't work, which it clearly didn't. bring the way, i was very right about what happened in december when the fed raised rates. this was one of the reasons i think the president selected me for this position. a lot of people did this, i was one of the first and loudest voices to say this is a big mistake. it's hurting the economy. that was controversial at the time. three weeks later the fed had to admit people like me were right and reverse course and the ec

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