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the voting rights act and how has that made complicated anita: section two says if you where vote tion being is racially polarized and he candidates of choice of black voters can never win then you do have to put in place a those voters lows to have some voice in their government. an ou feel this will have impact in other states like wisconsin which is going to be a case certainly, and also maryland where it seems hat kind of flipped the democrats are the ones where some are saying they are a bit f a problem in the creation of the maps. anita: i think the impact is the cleare court has now made how you prove when race is the factor and that sets the stage to grapple with what politics? how do we decide when political considerations have gone too far redistricting process. and even though our state is 50-50 in nly divided terms of democrat and republican oters they have drawn a map that sends a delegation to congress that doesn't represent the political views of the so the staete has set for that.to grapple with soledad: anita earls nice to have you. appreciate it. next. manufacturing i

other tions have to contribute. it is a largely symbolic move. i don't think north korea will be impressed. in fact, it could give another boost to them propaganda-wise, because japan has a very bad record on the korean peninsula. i am not sure this will improve the situation on the ground. host: thank you very much. it is mayday, and protests in france turned violent today, highlighting political divisions less than a week before voters choose a new president. there were clashes in paris where students and trade unionists called on the president to protect workers rights. that did not stop the candidates from hitting the campaign trail. >> emmanuel macron's two has not changed throughout this campaign. he remains favored to become the next president, but he is leaving nothing to chance. >> in the past week, our country has been involved in a profound change. the political landscape we have known for so many years has vanished before our eyes in just a few hours. >> across the city, marine le pen stuck to familiar themes. >> the reality is simple

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that's why i'm standing tion next to the receive earn river and wearing "fox5" jacket in may.chilly out here. sue, please do something about this. back to the crabs, all right, started april 1. are we going to have fewer crabs this year or more crabs this year. and another thing will we have plenty of crabs to eat. we asked pointed questions today to find out what is going on. department of natural resources do a what's called a winter dredge. that's when they go lee into the mud and pull a bunch of crab out and see how many we'll end unwith and the numbers were okay. i mean we were okay with the male numbers and larger male numbers. there was a bit of loss with the female numbers. and then there seems to be that the juvenile crabs pulling this off a quote here juvenile and total blue crab abundance declined and really it's been kind of swift deexplain to juveniles. so initially for smir think the crab population and crab numbers holds steady. and that means when you're at a restaurant and ordering crabs it should be about 75 to 80 for a dozen large crabs and that's really wha

jeff gundlach asking the igs,tion, when this chart z should use that?o you have to go the other way to think about where the positioning is? >> it does not change the fundamentals of the trade so you are talking about 10 to 20 basis points. at the end of the day, the longer-term trends are in place that i think serve as a range bound type of existence for 10 year yields. jonathan: what do you make of that, the consensus has often been wrong in the treasury market over the last couple of years. will it continue to be so? brian: probably. i think the market will be relatively calm for the balance of the year. the market has a funny way of surprising us. jonathan: i ask this question on almost every show every -- every show. have we seen the low? i am going to ask you the other way, have we seen the high on the 10 year yield this year? bonnie: with respect to the low, that is not something we can answer is there are still a lot of geopolitical risks that could push is below 2.16 so i think something as asset managers, we should not try to protect. whether

suspects are described three men with dark clothing and sglavkz good morning to you thank you for join tion us i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is wednesday, may 17. >> all right. gary mcgrady is talking about heat wave and erin comop has traffic including accident on i 95. gary let's start with you. >> my goodness do i have to. probably not first person around here the next few days. it will be hot. humidity will creep back up today you won't notice it all at once today. by the time we get to tomorrow and friday it will be more humidfy around here. and that's one of the components ever a heat wave. we'll have this three days. you start getting into three days and unusually hot and humid. that's the basic definition of a heat wave. at least around here. so it does start. i hate to tell you. but it does. we will be upper 80s. low 90s. temperatures now not bad. 63 in town. baltimore is 58. let me show you temperatures. we'll go 3 for a high today. cooler by the water. if we get to 93 today that will be a record setting high temperature. if we get to 92 that will tie the record

the president and first lady were welcomed to saudi arabia tion palace with a lavish ceremony and even the secretary of state got into the festivities seeing dance with a sword. we're very proud of this relationship that we're embarking upon with the kingdon and are very appreciate of his kindness. >> tomorrow the president is scheduled to give a major speech concerning terrorism. in new york, laura evening l, fox >> while president trump is abroad vice-president pence spent the day celebrating college graduates. he was the keynote speaker at grove city college in pennsylvania. so i say to all the graduates here today, don't fear criticism, have the huh h milt to listen to it, learn from it and most importantly push through it. the vice-president was met with some protestors outside of the graduation ceremony. he is due to gift commencement speech at notre dame tomorrow. some students there have reportedly planned a walk out in response to pence's stance on healthcare gbtq rights. following to pennsylvania, the vice-president headed to ohio. there he celebrated arm's forces day thankin

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so i see progressives energize tion the parties in a loft ways. >> let me ask any times you want to throw out there as we talk about moving forward and we look at the governor's office i know that both ike legit and rashan baker terms coming in to 18 and prince george county as executives there. what are you looking for ward to. >> democrats are lucky to have a strong ben. . we have county executives in montgomery, prince george, frederick, baltimore county and many of those folks looking at running for government nor and they have executive experience and folks involved in business looking another. it and members of congress like john delaney looking at. it we have a lot of folks looking at that race now. i think we'll have a strong candidate and common denominator we all believe democrats could do a hogan they'll be position to used on governor hogan. >> before we go talk about involvement in jub lens committee you're going to get roostd you're nice to say that. besides the politics i'm doubling down on my community involvement. that's something i did as anchor like you do. there's a wo

. >> and later a trump administration spoof hits the streets. ,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,, >> closed cap tioningor this newscast is sponsored by "living spaces." .. as a ed package thief runs in to try to hide. turn in a poli >>> commotion and cop cars at a southern california movie theater as a suspected package thief runs in to try to hide. turns out, he was caught in a police setup. kara finnstrom on how officers say he took the bait. >> i was kind of, like, is this, like, a tv show or something? but i guess it was real. the helicopter showed up. >> reporter: that man was at this southgate shopping center when a high-speed chase ended at a movie theater. officers say the suspected ditched his car and ran inside just as a movie was starting. movie-goers say the screen went dark and they were told to get out. officers then swarmed the theater and arrested 27-year- old christopher cook. he was wanted for stealing delivered packages from a doorstep in the arcadia neighborhood. and perhaps just as interesting as a chase a hollywood ending is how it started. >> once we noticed a movement on the tra

chase o'maley one of the development directors he was responsible for raise tion that money. he came out of what we raised. >> governor wolf argues sure mraws money should have been returned to pennsylvania taxpayers. >> pennsylvania father is facing child endangerment charges after police say they found his three young children home alone. one of them was locked inside a cage. police made the disturbing discovery yesterday in pottsville, schuylkill county, 100 miles norm west of philadelphia. 38-year-old cecil kutz is behind bars on $250,000 cash bail. police found his 22-month-old son in a make-shift wooden cage. a 1-year-old boy endplay pen and day-old newborn in a baby seat on the floor. the children are now in the care of social services. police say their mother was in the hospital from complications after childbirt childbirth. >> the man who built the fox news channel into a ratings power house died. roger ails died in florida today following complication from a fall at his home. he got a break at kyw producing mike douglass show he met richard nixon and he later hired

door the journalism as a to damaging evidence that wouldn't necessarily lead to but just a rel -- tion, nor a host: cal, what are you looking as far as r guest, directing your statement, what to?ou want him to respond caller: i just wonder how his motive as filmmaker coincide the need of viewers to watch the films to get that kind information that may justify their negative views of administration or any impropriety or -- you. got guest: thank you, cal. it's, you know, i think we about theade 11 films george w. bush administration, iraq war, torture issues, things that, eight films about the equally i istration, think touching raw nerves here and there and here we are now our second really third film, we made a film called "the biography of hillary clinton and donald trump back september. this is the third film of what or probably be nine or 10 12 films over the next four to eight years, depending how long administration lasts. serious e for journalism to take the high 30,000 foot rt of fray of above the politics but how do the dots connect? happening with trump, it's been in the headl

the motion to recons tion the table. >> pelley: celebrating at the white house. >> how am i doing? am i doing okay? i'm president. hey, i'm president! >> pelley: house republicans resuscitate their health care plan. >> it died right here on the floor. now it's come back to life, like nozombie. >> pelley: also tonight, as ghoodwaters recede, residents check the damage. >> you can't salvage this. >> no. no. >> pelley: prince philip is retiring. he's 90-something, and something else. >> he was a famously gaffe-prone lyuntain of political incorrectness. t pelley: and, the sport of kings. the derby is coming up, and she key have the best shot. >> what makes the perfect u otograph? >> i'll let you know when i get one! this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, republicans took the biggest step yet to make good on its vow to repeal and replace obamacare. just six weeks after their effort appeared dead, the house passed a revised g.o.p. plan, barely, without a single democratic vote. just as obamacare was passed without a single republican vote. 20 republicans defe

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tion. we are talking about zone of interest and whether about if it applies at all. you have three cases prior to this 1988 reenactment of the old 1968 language. in each of these three cases, the court very specifically says this language stretches the limits of article three. so congress is amending the statute in 1988 against that backdrop. why shouldn't we understand that to mean that the language is it stree stretches to the limits of article three. >> three reasons. it moves to holding of the court. i know you were not on the court for thompson but all of the res of us were here. in thompson, the court unanimously -- >> i am disabled from having thoughts on this. >> no, no. i was anticipating this. but i think the court went through this and heard the first of the general's argument at the time which is this is out the of binding limits. >> i guess i don't understand that. we can argue about whether these were holdings or dicta and there are arguments on both sides of that. but here i am, i am congress, suppose you were an advisor to the congress and the congres

the first reaction tion with the death was i knew what happened know if and or butts a san jose attorney he exited the rear door on the bus and lost his life from being crushed by the rear wheels. >> he knows this because of what happened. he represented them after the april accident involving the bus they were on. >> we were traveling, we go together wherever we go. >> they were both on bus 9808 route 54 at homestead road. video from a nearby atm shows the bus pulling up and they are deporting from the rear. he got out first to help his wife. >> i grabbed her hand in the front. >> he was in the doorway with the doors shut on her. >> breezy come open the door please opened the door. >> unable to get up. >> (inaudible). >> they thought the last moments will be together. >> the couple survived broke an elbow and leg. >> where was the bus? >> it went away. >> according to the collision report the driver 63-year-old admitted she didn't see goble and aire trying to bash and she didn't feel any bumps or things unusual. this with an accident that did not change their lives but their families as

tioni tioning. still proves a diet rich in fats will increase your cholesterol. >>> turns out the girl in the casket has a living relative living in marin county. we first shared this story last year when crews were digging. inside the well-preserved body of a little girl holding a rose. the homeowners worked to provide her with the proper burial. her with the proper burial. dna research identified edith cook. she is buried under a different name, miranda eve, which is the name given to her. the homeowner always heard mysterious footsteps in the house and they were not from her kis and since that coffin was removed, she says, she has not heard those footsteps since. >>> two boaters safe this morning thanks to the coast guard. they were in this boat. you can see it capsized near the berkeley marina yesterday afternoon. a wind surfer alerted the coast guard and they pulled the boaters from the water and they were treated for hypo they are okay. >>> musk tweeted overnight the roof orders open this afte

tion over car a mack cull a will join us live from new york.lso combining sun protection and makeup. the new beauty products that help claim to prevent skin cancer. the morning crew had a blast visiting your neighborhoods next up ser. we will reveal all of the cities they will be visiting this summer. fox news morning begins at four:25 a.m. q. the search is continuing tonight for the person or persons responsible for that massive cyber attack. more than 100 countries got hit by the ransom wear virus. some cyber security experts are the finger at north korea. fox's greg sleuk a is telling us why. >>reporter: a possible and familiar suspect, north korea. the government of king young heun has been known to have cyber crooks who have done digital damage in the past. they are best known for hacking through an outfit called the last russ group sony musics in 2014. a movie poking fun at north korea. some computer code in the latest cyber attack clled want a cry was similar. there are some messages that show that this code could have been developed by

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fnlt it has been a balt over police body canal raised tonight footage in the district and the public tion right to he zoo it fnlt since last sunler fox5 wanted to see the footage used in court used to convict drug drivers fnlt but d.c.'s attorney general refused to urn t it over fnlt that is until now fnlt paul wagner has this exclusive. >>reporter: our interest in the videoses kainl last summer when attorneys told us prosecutors were using body canal raised tonights in court to convict drunk drivers fnlt in his opinion they were gauge changers, meaning the old way of taking a case to court was over and a judge could see exactly how a defendant was behaving fnlt when we were asked have to get thenl from the d.c. police departmentment the statute as written says so fnlt and so we asked and this is what we received fnlt redacted videos that obscured faces and conversations fnlt in fact, nothing close to the way they were presented in court. our stories caught the attention of the d.c. open government coalition which sent this three-page letter in mawfn fnlt it cited case law and a detailed

>> closed cap tioning for this newscast is sponsored by "living spaces." >>> today in san francisco,a forum seeks answers a question many in the city ask, why housing costs are so high. a panel will try to tackle that at 12:30 this afternoon at the san francisco planning and urban research association center on mission street. >>> we are getting an update on bay area home prices this morning along with new consumer spending report. >> joining us with details kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. those home prices just keep rising. here in the bay area, and across the country. the and the s&p kay schiller report says in march bay area prices were up 5.1% from a year ago, up 1% from the prior month. on a national level, prices rose 5.8% from a year earlier. that was the strongest annual gain in almost 3 years. big reason for all this just not a lot of homes for sale. the supply of homes at historically low levels that's resulting in many bidding wars and in that keeps driving prices higher. consumers ramped up their pace of spending in april. the comm

certain russians over their actions in ukraine, ove vladimir putin's actions in ukraine, the continuing tions, even more sanctions. then michael flynn telling vice president pence the conversation was nothing more than niceties when it turns out it was more than that. the concern from sally yates that that discrepancy, the difference between what happened in public and what happened in private is a potential matter of national security concern. again, potential blackmail. so that's what many of these senators will be getting after today. yes, we can expect many republicans to hit on susan rice, to hit on this subject of unmasking so the civil administration can go to the intelligence community and ask exactly who it is that were in these conversations that were intercepted, much like the one that was entintercepted betweene russian ambassador and michael flynn. >> we've been watching the activity. nothing to see here yet. that is neither drapper clappery yates. that is a technician getting things ready. again, the intelligence subcommittee, the senate judiciary committee, will get into some o

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fox 29 tion done timoney is live in huntington park where police are expected to reveal comments. the little l girl is in california condition with severe injuries. her father telling us this morning that the child is actually brain devmentd now police are trying to figure out how in the world this happened. she's such an an adorable little girl. she is so adorable and i'm heartbroken because i can't believe that she is going through this. addry and a gray fights back tears after her seven year old niece is found unconscious in the family's home in olney after a bizarre string of events. it was just after one this morning when police say the mom reported her 18 year old son had stolen her car. investigators say when the woman went inside to get her registration she came out in paining, her little girl in her arms not breathing. she was hysterical. she was screaming. she made a statement to the officer that the seven year old had a plastic bag over its head. >> responding officer immediately began performing cpr on the front steps. as soon as backup arrived he put the child in a po

i have never believed we are good at tion-building whether it's a republican president or a democratic predent. i think it depends what on what the strategy is in at this point we don't know. i do think the question of isis and al qaeda were remains in the interest of this country. lou: it is also passing strange that the president is now, it's being suggested the president is deliberating over these troop levels being in breach when he declared he would not be advertising his thinking strategically whatsoever to the advantage of the enemy. your thoughts. >> i think that's right. this is a clear case where talking about what we are going to do is just advertising to taliban, isis and al qaeda and i will never forget the famous comment that the taliban made about americans are they said you have the watches, we have the time. we have to have the patience or we will be continuously under risk here at home. that doesn't mean we try to make afghanistan into the switzerland of central asia. lou: it does mean things like we don't take 16 years as a superpower and find ourselves in a stalemat

police in burke, virginia are asking the public tion help tracking down a suspect who they say has been videotaping so-called upskirt images. this man is wanted for illegally recording up the dresses of a 36 year old woman and her ten year old daughter last sunday. this happened inside a walmart alo police are asking anyone who recognizes this guy to give them a call. police are looking for a man wanted in a fatal shooting in the district. police believe 43 year old seth homes shot 25 year old dangerous deliveries monday that thompson back on may 9 in the 100 block of irvington in southwest. he was taken to the hospital where he died. homes currently faces quharnlgs. if you know something, call police. >> now to a fox5 exclusive. the long running dispute over d.c. police body camera footage has finally come to a close. d.c.'s attorney general turned oirch five tapes that fox5 has asking to see since last september. the tapes are police body camera footage of a suspected drunk drivers. defense attorneys have called them game changers. fox5's paul wagner has the story. driving. in septemb

tion. >>> welcome back.ns are heading to the polls to pick their next president after the impeachment of former leader geun-hye park. chery kang is live from seoul. i wonder to what extent recent inflammatory comments from u.s. president donald trump will play into this. >> i think it's been playing a big part. and i think that's ang interesting factor that a lot of south koreans didn't expect to happen in the middle of this snap election campaign period. i think with the trump comments, i think the liberal democratic parties, jae-in moon, the front-runner actually who has been enjoying 40% or close to 40% approval ratings has been enjoying the comments, because especially when u.s. president donald trump has been making comments such as south korea needs to foot the bill for themm in south korea. i think it upset a lot of liberal voters out there who didn't even like the thaad anthony missile systan antofagasanti anti-missile system to begin with. that could have given more support to the liberal candidate,

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tion. >>> and thousands of sexual assaults reported at california k through 12 schools.oming up, details of a new investigation. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, in j >>> good morning. rise and shine. time check 5:42. it is the very first day of a brand-new month, may 1st. and looking outdoors right now, we have clear skies, warm weather will continue. not only will it continue, but it is heating up a good 17 degrees above average. 17. and many neighborhoods will pinpoint -- we will pinpoint the hottest locations. that's coming up, weather and traffic and 5:48. >>> new this morning, an investigation from the associated press finds thousands of sexual assaults reported at k through 12 schools nationwide. kpix5's jessica flores went through the report and joins us live in the newsroom with the very latest. jessica. >> reporter: the investigation reveals shocking data from schools across the country. a.p. looked at high schools, middle schools and even elementary schools. the report finds thousands of students have sexually assaulted fellow students. and unlike colleges and universities,

tion mark everyone wants to sing kumagai and they want to sing the melody they want to see explodingough. it happens all the time. was -- why did it take so long for the stock market to react to the wash -- white house, but it is much more than the white house. north korea, the chinese islands in the south china sea, it is venezuela, ukraine, the middle and, they are all headwinds the new york stock exchange pretends they don't exist. >> when i spoke earlier with ben people aree said blase about these kind of things until it is." too late." everybody believes there is no risk in the system. sam mentioned north korea. what don't we do one simple thing. what do you think the risk read -- risk free rate should be to invest in south korea. because they are right there. pay, if you'd took a look at treasuries, i think you're getting paid an ips to push off south korean debts. do you think that is enough? he is saying that it is not quantifiable. you can't say, do we have enough knowledge to be able to quantify that's risk. do we know enough about the decision-making process in north korea

we're all going through that tion,beralism, financializa greater inequality and more and , more exceptionale measures. here in the united states as well. the patriot act in a way was an exceptional act. because when you put persons on trial without guarantees, then, well that's an exceptional type , of act. this happens in brazil with several measures. for example a court has said , that i can suspend the constitution because the car wash scandal is exceptional event, and therefore we can , suspend the law. but that's not possible. way, mitigated a democracy that we have to expand. we are experiencing a time of greater inequality and financialization. in a way, taking stock of the history of our experiences of our movements. we have a lot, all of us, who defend democracy have a lot to share with one another. amy: ouster brazilian president dilma rousseff. if you would like a copy of today's show, you can go to our website democracynow.org. tune in monday, memorial day, when we will spend the hour with noam chomsky. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the c clos

so the hunger strike is primarily led by the fatah fac tion.lthough other factions are participating in it. it is now in its 37th day. the demands of the hunger strikers is to improve the conditions of prisoners. there is a list of 14 demands that they have. the most important of them is to end administrative detention, to improve health conditions in the prison. the affect of this -- i hope you can hear me with the helicopters overhead. the affect of this is really to create a problem for the palestinian leadership, which is trying to promote a process with trump, trying to be on trump's good site, and talking about something that is totally disconnected from what most palestinians care about today, which is the hunger strike that is overwhelmingly supported by palestinian in the west bank and gaza, a huge proportion of palestinian families -- nearly all of them have relatives that are in prison -- they are all extremely supportive of the hunger strike and concerned about the hunger strikers. these people are now receiving medical attention an

it has been for many tions. no question about it. >> will you be adding more troops in afghanistan? specific numbers? >> we haven't made a decision. some people would like for me to. i have not made a decision. >> let's pick up there. back with my panel here. hans, how close do you think we have on any kind of announcement on troop increases? it seems like they're at the assessment phase. the conversation has not gone to the principle's committee. secretary mattis has not made his formal recommendation to president trump. i just checked in with some officials here. that has not changed overnight. secretary mattis was just in europe talking with counter parts about how big the nato contingent should be. it seems like we're a couple of weeks away on the formal announceme announcement. on this idea of 3,000 to 5,000 troops, that's generally in the right ballpark. they want to get the strategy right. and it seems from everything that we've heard from the white house, most recently from president trump is that he also feels pressured to add more troops. i did not hear a lot of enthusiasm

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tion i. house, minority faction in the u.s. senate, majority factions in the u.s. senate, minority factions in the house? caller: minority . >> factions of the u.s. senate. >> great job. we will get your mailing information for a signedha constitution. >> might question is that make teachers dresses knowing in this and doubts of the courts. can you go over those? >> the research uri is that magic golden ticket your appeal will be heard by the supreme court the writ of habeas corpus your original constitution had a civil liberty guarantee the writ of habeas corpus is that it guarantees you when you areus held in custody by the police they must tell you why so you cannot just be put in the self for months on end you have to have the guarantee of the writ of habeas corpus the writ of montaigne is i have to call my attorney. [laughter] >> i have to give a shouti out to my amazing government teacher. what are the triangles? >> i would be disappointed without a question of the iron triangle. >> it is the elitist for of policy making. the classic example is food regulatio

tion. >>> his statements are highly conflicting and untruthal. nix nixon tended to lie about big issues and not on small issues. he is highly contradictory. >> what is most important thing white house aides should being now if they want this to end well? >> well, i think that it's too early to lawyer up. i think the white house counsel's office has to realize they have the biggest response biment of all. post watergate, their job is not to represent donald trump but the officest president. and they have to make sure that he doesn't doing in to harm the office that they represent. >> john dean, thank you as you always for your perspective. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> bring in time winer. tim, your thoughts? >> john dean warned richard nixon on tape that there was a cancer on the presidency. and i think the diagnosis now is that we have paranoia and dilution in the oval office. if you take nixon at his most paranoid deducted 50 iq points and added twitter, you'd get trump. this is a scary situation for our republic and for our institutions. >>

in enacting the whistleblower that tion act, congress employees be construed broadly. we have not only in mind laws, but rules and regular layings as well. congress and the american people rely upon whistleblowers to make government efficient, honest and effective. and we, in congress, want to support those people. as a member of the oversight and government reform committee, i rely on whistleblowers to help us. without them, rooting mismanagement, abuse, corruption, would be very difficult. the underlying principle of the whistleblower protection act is that employees should be protected from retaliation if they do the right thing even if it means disobeying orders from their superiors. given the attacks on the work force, it is important now, more than ever for this congress to uphold whistleblower protections for all of our public servants. we can't tolerate the issuance of gag orders or firing of aging employees who have different political views from our own or who might object. if my administration is serious about draining the swamp, federal employees noticed to

tion of human sanctions were the greatest human right attack on the average iranian. would you think about babies, pregnant women, people who had cancer, all the issues we faced. -- the world to sit here secretary state to talk about human rights in iran and not address this aspect is hypocrisy. we have to put that piece of it into perspective. what is amazing is the richness of the it's true, i'm sure if he had put his name up for elections we would've gotten through to run, but the nature of the debate was a whole different thing. the conversations were very broad, very serious about everything, from women's rights and minorities and so forth. the discussion is out there and the demand is out there. again it's a question of if we , isolate and threaten then internally things will become tough as well whereas if there the issues can dissipate and the fear can fall away. i would like to see that, but as wish we don't have to say next-door they have 40000 people in jail or women are treated worse. on the question of women, seriously, we have $100 million to ivanka trum

down 3.5%.tions were crazy,hings go down like now down 6%.ing about this later on in the show, so we will see the numbers with what is going on. here is the move of an after-hours trade on the numbers, then the crash, giving up the gains immediately, the stock down. julia: we will get into details later. scarlet: why investors should be looking at the number of equities that advance versus those that decline to gauge our kids. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: it is time for the first word news. as we have been reporting, nato said it will become a full member of the anti-islamic eight coalition but will not engage in combat. those words from john stoltenberg, the secretary general. this after the trump administration that it would be helpful if they joined the coalition. he told reporters president trump was blunt in his message on burden sharing, saying alliance members should make the commitment of 2% gdp. the president is pledging to get to the bottom of leaks of information. in a written statement, he called the recent leaks deeply troubling

is --tion 1014 criminalizes false statement made to a bank. it can be an immaterial false statement. so let me just explain for a moment how eligibility would work in this context. let's say that somebody makes a theirstatement in naturalization process, and that false statement is discovered. happen.wo things will it are the false statement is of the sort mentioned in section 1101f6 and is a bar to naturalization. >> that is a false statement for the purpose of immigration. >> immaterial. that would be one. let's say it is a violation of section 1015 but didn't involve oral testimony. the court has held that it requires oral testimony. then what happens is it would have to be analyzed under the residual provision of 1101 f which says the fact we have enumerated certain grounds above does not mean those are exclusive in other grounds under which the person's good moral character may be denied. at that point, i did this person could be denied because they are actually ineligible based on that statement, or they could be denied naturalization be