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tose have arranged expansions, red flag laws and others. it is satisfying to see even stuck, thess seems the congresst off and president, we are able to make life-saving progress at the state level. >> we think you for being this week's newsmaker. >> let me turn to reporters and talk about what is the mood like on capitol hill? and in the white house for compromise inof gun legislation? house, we have seen a lot of conflicting messages sent. from the days after the parkland shooting and florida where convened arump meeting of lawmakers at the white house, he talked about taking the guns. and then asking questions later. group.tled the within days, that position was no longer viable. same position.e out,w the president come indicating he would be willing orconsider background checks some a movement along those lines. and then finding that off the table. corral where he is at any point in time that is the challenge. to lawmakers,lk democrats know the public is with them. there was a research poll that showed 91% of democrats and 80% of republ

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the big box retailer says says the strategy tose theetwork to fulfill online orders, the same day orderulfillment services made up 83% of the digital comparable sales growth. >> when it's order online or pickup in store or drive up or fulfill by sp by 90% of the cost goes away. the economics look a lot like storenomics. and we certainly like that. >> during the upcoming holiday season, shoppers used t pickup services even more. target saw strength in many categories, including apparel. the apparel and accessories business grew 10% in the quarter compared to last year. apparel weak for other competitors this quarter, including kohl's and wal-mart. >> i really do think that their private brands have been superior in tms of quality plus value. all right. and i think that the customer really finds that to be distinct and unique to target's offering. >> food is another area that target has seen improv while only about 2 of the sales are in that area, much less than wal-mart 5 a%, it's important traffic driver. >> the food business is just gaining traction, i think. food was spot on.strategy

lynsey: i covered five different countries for the story and i found that most women want tose e their country and help their people. that is something i saw whether it was in the ngle in colombia or syria and kurdish women or peacekeepers in sudan. -- sth sud. most people want to serve not ly their country but the countries around them in need. laura: does the nature of modern confli mean that the women who are not technically frontline still find themselves in combat roles? lynsey: the frontline as it usen to be nor exists. the frontline isor nebulous, of everywhere because of terrorism and the nature of war now. to say that women should not be on the front line or to say that more and morwomen are on the front line basically means more and more women are heading toward battle or at least headinge to places that th could be a possibility of something happening. now. is really anywhere right laura: you also report that more and more women find themselves in peacekeeping roles. is there something specific that women bring to u.n. peacekeeping? lindsay: the united naons has found that p

is going tose two be much harder to achieve in 2020.e will also have more volatility from elections. to see whoave is the democratic candidate, but we think some of them could give trump a very hard time in 2020. vonnie: is it ultimately up to corporate america to somehow convince president trump to get this done, given that his advisers are not on the same page as corporate america? alberto: i'm not sure this is going to change. politics works in a nonlinear way. there are tipping points, and above 2% growth, but we understand is that the tipping point, the focus is not the economy. it is the voter base, which is definitely not aligned with corporate interests. below 2% growth, the economy becomes a priority. growth in a dip in the u.s. in the first half below 2% annualized, may be a deal with china would be an easier solution to reach. however, there are some but the mental issues regarding intellectual property -- there are some fundamental issues regarding intellectual property that are not easy to solve even if both parties are wil

guide as toseful where fed rates are going. inflation apparently really matters to the fed. it was flat in the previous month for the month of october. we were flatlined at zero in the prior month. that stays the same. some other data peppering the wires. income coming in flat at 0.0%. 0.3% pendingrom home sales for the recent month in october. that's a decline on a month-to-month basis. still growing. annualized rate of 3.9%. that's down from that eye-popping number we had the previous month where we saw a year-over-year number of six point 3%. kind of a mixed bag with regard to some of the key headline embraced. -- key headline numbers. inflation and a housing department that seems to be chugging along. guy: the real number that stands out throughout the day is the capital goods number. quite soft. months this time really picking up. that is a sign of strength coming out of the u.s. economy but i don't think people had anticipated and that's probably why we have seen yields rising at the front end today. these numbers confirm for the inflation story is going. we've been he

led tose, i have been sophie, whose first marriage to a white civil war veteran and second marriage toa mixed-race man produced 13 children. whose wife helps us uncover the diminishing opportunities available for mixed mace -- race families in the west. as color lines hardened in the wake of reconstruction. photographs help us answer hard questions. they also help us expand the task of characters who populate the west and make our stories richer and more inclusive. past few decades, i have had fun roaming the fields of western history and the west itself. in exploring the photographic archives. the big metaphorical ones and the brick and mortar ones, too. it can feel lonely out there. we need more historians to care about photographs. me, i promiseoin it is really a fun ride. thank you so much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> next on

. >> we need wa>> we ho tosee it traffic camera one day. >> make sure you tell us when you go to then down vehicle. that may throw you down just a little bit. metering lights on. roadways are dry. that's the good news but rain is underway and it will be different for your morning commute. so do plan accordingly. and with the weekend holidays, everybody is here. lots to plan for right now. high wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge. careful, especially if you are traveling in a high profile vehicle. live look right now. 880 to 101, about a 20 minute drive time right now. working your way into foster city, not seeing any major snack. 880 in both directions, a live look near the colyseum. hbimit feeling a little bit out of hayward. using 880, traffic should be good to go right now. taking a look at the traffic in the south bay, traffic in a few areas. pretty tip fall for the morning drive. after that, you are free fleeing, if you are headed to mineta airport and san jose. good luke parkway. a surface street problem. police activity on santa clara street. if you are headed to sfo th

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. >> tamara, we should repeat, these witnesses that have come forward are about tose appear i these hearings are people who have given their depositions in closed-door sessions attended by both parties. they are not limited in their testimony toit what's on the deposition. indeed, mr. taylor yesterday gave us new details we didn't know. what is yovanovitch likely able to add to the story tomorrow?s >> well, what she doesn't know a lot about is what happened after she left. so, she doesn't have a lot of visibility on that july 25th phone call, but she knows a lot about what happened leading up to her firing and the campaign that was led by rudy giuliani to have her ousted. at one point, even the president's son wasoi tweeting that she should be fired. now, of course, the president has the right to fire any ambassador he wants, but she is somebody who was working with civil society groups. she was working to push back against corruption in ukraine. and so, she is a figure who has some insight into what was going on in ukraine and this sort of alternate channel, this side channel of foreign pol

but is not relevant because even if they were all jesus rose from the dead christians you still have tose show the religious beliefs influence their choices at the constitutional convention and then to inform constitutional design. from when they were writing the founding documents. that was misguided. to show a negative influence all you have to do is look at slavery it was widely justified and it was implicitly recognized that principle that absently influenced our founding in the constitution but to show us those christian principles incidentally is the very question that i ask in my book that is that booksellers everywhere. [laughter] did christian principles positively influence the founding of the united states of america? know it didn't. they were not founded on christian principles because they are fundamentally opposed to which this nation was built. now he has burdenn of proof they have to prove those two things meet the burden but not only do they not meet the burden but christian principles conflict with the founding principle i could talk aboutit the godless institution or in

i know i cannot talk to you but i want toses know that you understand this issue. have you ever hunted? no. do you know anybody, does anybody in your family hunts? no? do you know anybody who hunts? no. have you ever seen a gun? [laughter] i was pretty pathetic with all these questions. i was feeling pretty bad about being sympathetic. it's right and proper that senators should ask about these things and a lot of them have constituents who care very deeply about this issue and want to know that a judge is going to at least understand their concerns however the judge rules. so i'm sitting there one day with a senator, the senator from idaho, i won't say his name but there are only 2 -- [laughter] out there and he is a great hunter himself when he was asking me these kinds of questions about hunting and how important this was. too many of the people who lived in the state and could he tell them anything about my understanding of this issue. , it was late him in the day and i was feeling a little punchy, and i said senator, i have not had the opportunity to have these

tose expectations have got 20 trillion.reaking any land speed records and economic growth at the moment, but remember last time we talked, what i said was in order to change the constitution, he has to be high in the poll ratings. to get the poll ratings up, he will need gdp growth, and therefore, we are likely to get a sizable fiscal stimulus. it's an interesting thing that the governor kuroda is supporting it. he is a ministry of finance guy. he does not like to do this kind of thing. the bank of japan has been firing blanks for some time now. is timeney printing, it austerity has proved a bad idea for everyone. yvonne: what does that mean for the market? how do you play that? are there certain sectors he can play on this given the fiscal boost we could see? nicholas: sure. obviously, your first thought is how is he going to get the money into the economy? that is only one way you can put a lot of money to work very fast, and that is in construction spending. obviously, if you look at the labor market, it is eye-popping y

because it is on display for everyone tosee, what's happening now at the border, we have an opportunity to make what's happening at the border to define who we are as a country. i think we're going to choose well, and we're going to have an opportunity to do that. the trump administration, at its p peril, politicized this to a degree that's unprecedented. now, we have an opportunity to push back in a real way. i believe hope is on the way. >> thank you so much to my panelists. thank you, folks, for your participation. thank you. [ applause ] >>> we'll have a little break for lunch, and we will come back at 2:00 for our next panel on the humanitarian migration crisis originating in central america. thank you so much. >>> saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, on lectures in history, gettysburg college professor timothy shannon on colonial era dmo diplomacy. >> they had to conduct dmo diplomacies with native americans. the language and metaphors that governed were not european in origin. they were native american. >> at 10:00, "the distant drummer," bridge from no place on

if everyone buys in themselves, the stock tose plummet.really need to keep the stock up if they want to have a successful ipo on a foreign market later. when it comes to retail investment, they are a whole host of issues with this. in particular, they are loosening the regulations and encouraging banks to lend more money to retail investors who want to buy shares in aramco. this is a very dangerous proposition for the saudi economy, and for retail investors who may very keen to invest, but aren't sophisticated investors. this push to have them hold the stock for 180 days is definitely a sign they are looking to maintain a higher valuation in the event they decide to do a foreign ipo. alix: still with me on set, christian lawrence of rafa bank. bank --reak -- of rafa of rabobank. what do you think? very difficults to value a company of this size, but it is nice to see an ipo from a company that actually makes a profit. alix: fair enough. this is not an uber or lyft, to be sure. you know the dividend is going to be growing. christian: it sho

picturet term, a bigger , the jobs data we are expecting tosee, it led many anticipate the worst six months -- well, the worst six months since 2010. are we going to see something similarly week today, do we think? different,a point is but with the incoming data today, it is a reflection of last year's over tightening. how monetary policy works, so it is a fact now. at the time, it was an opinion, but we are looking back, and they have reversed the hike, so they have cut three times and have been reversing the balance sheet, so that is not really a question of that. now, the incoming data is reflecting that. of more concern to me is the risk of double counting. so if we respond too aggressively to soft debt today, to me, it invalidates the evaluations. it does not necessarily mean we will change our forecast because of one data point, so to me, it is consistent with lower yields for a long time. anna: so you suggest they have already cut rates to deal with the worst, they do not need to do it again. toven: not everyone is going put their hand up and say, "sorry," but the tightening a

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now, for the articles of impeachment against president clinton, the house approved tose two, lying underthe grand jury about the nature of his relationship with monica lewinsky and paula jones. and he was accused of obstruction of justice for encouraging monica lewinsky and others to make all statements, concealing gifts he had given her. what type of language does it seem the house is moving toward if they plan and pass articles of impeachment? have heard nancy pelosi bring up bribery. we have heard talk about quid pro quo. what language does it seem the house democrats are considering or are moving toward in their impeachment inquiry? as we haveink that just heard, nancy pelosi is moving toward the idea of bribery as an illustration of what is wrong and what trump has alleged to done. i don't think they will accuse him of bribery because i don't think that technically fits, but they will accuse them of abusive his office for personal gain, and personal gain was to get help from ukraine to help him in biden,lection to hurt who looked at the time this happened, like the front runner. i t