. >>> and hostess brands' chief executive bill toller unexpectedly announced he will be retiring in march, causing ubs to downgrade the stock, saying toller is the driving force behind the twinkie makers' success. shares of hostess finished the day down 11% to $11.94. >>> the company optinose which as you might guess makes medications for the ears, nose, and throat, went public today, the shares were $16 apiece. shares jumped more than 18% in their debut, closing today at a fragrant $19 for optinose. >>> hp gave profit guidance for 2018 ahead of street forecasts. the technical company hiked quarterly dividends by 5% and said it plans to issue 50 to 75% of its free cash flow to shareholders through dividends and stock buybacks. shares were 6% higher at $21.71. >>> samsung forecasting record third quarter operating profit thanks to strong results from its memory chip business. that was overshadowed by the surprise resignation of samsung's chairman who has been the face of that company since its de facto chief was sent to prison on corruption charges. he'll step down next year. his resignati

innocence and the beginning of her trial on wednesday the next hearing won't be until mid december toller was one of eleven german nationals detained in turkey the cases are further straining already damaged bilateral relations machine the tone of the reason is the german journalist's most ardent supporter he's moved from germany to talkie to support her family. he says the terrorism accusations leveled against her are totally unfounded her lawyer says the entire case is strange. the charges all sound very construed and it's questionable whether these are even crimes we're talking about because they involve appearances at public events that weren't prohibited. and it all happened a long time ago so it's surprising that it's being brought up now as years. of work in two thousand and fourteen and two thousand and fifteen turner took part in a demonstration for women's rights and was present at a memorial for activists killed in the fight against so-called islamic state in syria the activists belong to a left leaning party which has been classified as a terror organization by the turkish gov

the governor of florida is trying to reassure students and the public that there will be zero tollerances president says he believes in free spech. but - he says the school will be forced to spend 600-thousand dollars on security -- and that's on the taxpayer's dime. in maryland-- a laurel restuarant is shut down this morning, after part of it explodes during with customers inside! the lunch-time explosion ripped a hole into the side of the olive garden restaurant. debris was sent flying hundreds of feet in the air. 70 people were inside but miraculously, most escaped uninjured. two workers have minor injuries. investigators say are blaming the blast on an electrical problem. a big deadline for cities across the nation. today is the last day to apply to amazon -- to be the site of the company's second headquarters. here in our area, seven counties and cities are applying. four locations. leaders in maryland and virginia - also making pitches. along with the headquarters -- there will be about 50-thousand new jobs... with many paying six figures. it's xx and we're just getting started. 6

leaving the white house is clearly saying to his party, not just to the country that this is not tollerable. it was a remarkable day to see them front and center speaking about one person, even if they didn't mention him. >> it was really remarkable but i think people will really stunned when they heard george w. bush because it's his fellow republican speaking out about him. at the risk of jumping the gun a little bit here, you have trump's approval latings pretty low. bush speaking out, it shows a fractured republican party. how does that translate when we talk about the midterm elections? are the republicans in big trouble. >> it is too early to say, but many people now announcing retirements. you have members of the party from senator corker to former president bush openly raising these concerns. the so this is the kind of thing that can dampen enthusiasms for republicans going into the mid termt. >> we're in desperate need of levity and we found it in the oddest of sources. paul ryan, listen to what he said at the dinner last night, a bit of a roast. >> i know last year that donald tru

all along to regional elections trying to deescalate the situation in fact one opposition lawmaker toller up the declaration of the proposed decoration of independence in a very dramatic moment but despite all their final pleas this very did go ahead and indeed it has been passed now i just want to give you a bit of a sense of the atmosphere from what we're hearing in the parliament at the moment some people those who voted for independence overwhelmed with joy it seems to hugging one another spontaneous songs as well breaking out but it is also worth mentioning that there is a degree of trepidation amongst those you voted for independence and those who are against it because nobody really knows exactly what's next this is uncharted territory and there is real fear for how madrid is likely to respond to this now most and not rub it in madrid first happened while spain's upper house was debating whether or not to allow the government to take control of the region how does this play into that. ok it was two likely sense of reactions first of all prime minister money on a run holy shit you w

this makes a bad bill at least in some instances tollerible. to the point of compensating individuals who work very, very, very, very, very hard. i yield back. support the gentle lady's amendment. >> the question occurs on the amendment by the gentle woman from california, all this in favor respond by saying aye. those no. the nos have it. >> may we have a recorded vote? >> the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. goodlatte? >> no. >> mr. sensenbrenner? mr. smith? >> no. >> mr. issa? >> mr. king? mr. franks? mr. gohmert? >> no. >> mr. jordan? >> no. >> mr. pogh? >> no. >> mr. morina? >> no. >> mr. gowdy? mr. labrador? mr. farenthal? mr. collins? mr. desantis? >> no. >> mr. buck? mr. radcliffe? >> no. >> ms. robi? mr. gates? >> no. >> mr. johnson of louisiana? >> no. >> mr. biggs? >> no. >> mr. rutherford? >> no. >> ms. handle? >> no. >> mr. conyers? >> aye. >> mr. nadler? >> aye. >> ms. lofgren? >> aye. >> ms. jackson lee? >> aye. >> mr. coen? mr. johnson of virginia? >> aye. >> mr. deutsch? mr. gutierrez? ms. bass? mr. richmond? mr. jeffries? >> a