. >> certainly we heard of the united faith and in the context of nato, a rather tougher tone towards russia. we even had a yes from russia about this talk of russian aggression. what should we read into this? >> we heard a clearer tone of the u.s. administration. as a result of the fact that president trump and some of his principles have boxed themselves in a corner on russia and now they have to talk tough. all the right things we want to hear from the administration both on russia and ukraine. we need to hear is not just declaration, we need to clear action on how the u.s. is going to go out in containing a russia that is clearly undeterred. >> thank you for sharing that with us. thanks again. let's get a brief check of other stores we are following you. back to north korea, the body of kim jong un ons that kim jong-un -- of kim jong un's brother was flown back to north korea. plane, police repatriated three korean nationals that had been held over questioning over his assassination. thousands of people evacuated from coastal areas after a power dislike home triggered heavy lettin

faith and many others have died side—by—side. ourjob is to protect every single citizen of the united kingdom whatever their faith. protecting every single citizen of the united kingdom whatever their faith. chris grayling. you're watching wednesday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy. the lord chiefjustice of england and wales has strongly criticised the lord chancellor, liz truss, saying her view of her constitutional duty towards the judiciary was completely and utterly wrong. earlier this month, liz truss told the lords constitution committee that she was a huge believer in the independence of the judiciary, but drew the line at saying what the press should print. the daily mail branded the lord chiefjustice and two high court judges "enemies of the people" after they ruled against the government in the first brexit hearing last november. lord chiefjustice, i want to ask you about the press coverage of the first judgment in the article 50 proceedings, which you presided over in the high court. he said the constitutional reform act of 2005 placed a duty on the lord chancellor to protect the independence of th

london stands united, head of faith leave vigil in wake of westminster carnage.he front pages, but we'll be back again from more in—depth look at those headlines at 11:30pm with lan st michael. join us then if you can. next, the weather. we are in for a spell of settled weather this weekend, certainly looking promising both saturday and sunday. today has not been completely dry across south—western part of the uk, with some rain, but over the next 24 hours, the low pressure that has brought the rain for the last couple of days will finally start to pull away. so this is the rain—bearing cloud we had today in the south—west. you can see it rotating, pushing out towards the south—west, but temporarily through this evening and overnight, but temporarily through this evening and overnight, this front coming out this front coming out of france may hit the south coast anywhere from, say, portsmouth westwards. the majority of the country will have a dry and cold night, with skies clearing, and in scotland and northern ireland, a good chance of frost. let's look at the f

how the recent vandalism, and threats in the jewish community are uniting religious liters of all faiths. >> the latest discovery tying jeff sessions and the white house to russia. >>> good day everyone, it is thursday, march 2nd, 2017. and it is like we got blown into the studio here, because it is so windy outside. >> like natural alarm clock, mother nature waking up, great to have you with us. sue serio, waist going on here? >> hear it before you experience it, just listen out your window, and the winds are pretty gusty, this morning. we have a high wind warning in effect all this area in brown here, throughout most of the northeast, but, as we focus in on our viewing area, 50 to 55-mile per hour wind gusts would not be out of the question. we have been seeing wind gusts as high as 45 miles an hour, this morning. and most of them are in the 30, 35-mile per hour range at this hour. we do have 40-mile per hour gust in reading. little earlier this morning, we had 45-mile per hour gust in philadelphia. now, it is 29 miles an hour, so, bus stop buddy really has to hole on to the hat. he di

.) >> and that i will bear true faith and allegiance. united states. >> (repeated.) >> and to the constitution of the state of california. >> (repeated.) >> that i take this oath freely. >> (repeated.) >> without any mental reservation. >> (repeated.) >> or purpose of evasion. >> (repeated.) >> (repeated.) >> and during such time as i hold office of dir for the city and county of san francisco repeated congratulatio congratulations. >> thank you. >> i can't tell you how grateful i am for you mayor ed lee for a second term and thank you to the honorable board of supervisors every single one of you for your anonymous support in the years working with you want to thank you all wouldn't have been possible without the confirmation so thank you to you and all san franciscans that love this city as much as i do i serve ♪ capability with humility 5 years ago at my swearing in i felt the gravity and urgency of my responsibility and not regard them and that remains true today this is a job that i take seriously because san francisco is my home where i li

how the recent vandalism, and threats in the jewish community are uniting religious liters of all faithsdiscovery tying jeff sessions and the white house to russia. >>> good day everyone, it is thursday, march 2nd, 2017. and it is like we got blown into the studio here, because it is so windy outsi

under president trump's leadership, the united states will always be a faithful friend to the jewish state of israel. and, david, the president and i both know that you'll help us make that bond between our people and the people of israel even stronger still. so on behalf of president donald trump, it's now my great privilege to administer to you the oath of office. step this way. >> david, please place your left hand on the bible, raise your right hand and repeat after me. i, david friedman, do solemnly swear. >> i, david friedman, solemnly affirm. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i will bear true faith and alegionence to the same that. >> i take this this obligation freely. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> without any mental reservations. >> without mental reservations. >> or purpose of evasion. >> or and withou

faith unites us. a different language but what we're expressing is often a different thing. if you can get that from this show, maybe you can apply it to the world around you. we could certainly use that right now. >> fascinating. quite a start, too. great to see you. thank you very much. remember, "believer" airs this sunday night, 10:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> coming up, the big question hovering over the white house, where is president trump's new travel band? what is the hold up? are there problems in the works? the possible new clue. plus a bizarre scene playing out on capitol hill. one senator tries to find the replacement healthcare bill, so he goes on a scavenger hunt to look for that bill. another talks to a statue. he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. we're fine. (vo) love is why we built now and for a long time to come. the all-new subaru impreza sedan and ve-door. a car you can love no matter what road you're on. the subaru impreza. more than a ca

about our faith and about the unity of the democrats united by our values. with that, i am pleased to yield to our distinguished -- i'm sorry, not sorry. our democratic whip.

uniting people of all faiths, again, that's at noon today, at independence mall t coincide with that event the jewish history museum will offer free admission today. and since we've been at the cemetery this morning, weaver seen police going by, just keeping an eye on things, they're definitely looking at this and patrolling this area with a more careful eye after the weekend's vandalism. karen? >> thank you, so much, there, jenny. we appreciate that. and we will continue to follow all of the developments there. about 20 customers reading could be out without power for days, because there was un grounds fire. this happened last night on court street. police are blaming a problem on a cable in that area, where the electrical system problems, crews will be back out this morning, once it is clear, to replace that line. >>> there is a lieutenant at the ocean county sheriff's department, now facing charges of stealing drugs used to train dogs. john adams has surrendered, authority say, he was k9 instructor and he got cocaine legitimately to train dogs to detect it, but then those drugs st

united states intelligence community made public its assessment that vladimir putin ordered a russian influence campaign disciped to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. the goal was to undermine public faithited states democratic process and to harm the campaign of secretary clinton in favor of president trump. i am very concerned. i've been six years the chairman of the intelligence committee and on it for 16 years so i follow this closely, have had the gang of eight briefings and feel very certain the reports of the intelligence community are, in fact, correct. have you read either the final classified or unclassified versions of the intelligence community's assessment regarding the russian government's interference with the 2016 presidential campaign? >> senator, certainly familiar with the issue from media accounts. i, obviously, have not read any classified report concerning it because it's not within my official responsibility as u.s. attorney for maryland. i don't believe i've read the unclassified report. i've read summaries in the media. >> well, i'm going to ask that you do that before your nomination comes up if it does on the floor, if you will. will you read those reports? >>

, president trump has kept his word to appoint a justice to the supreme court of the united states who will keep faith with the constitution and uphold the god-given liberties that have been enshrined there for now more than two centuries. so we have been busy. we have been busy. my friends, president trump is a man of his word, and he's a man of action. and i believe he'll make america great again. and make no mistake about it. the obamacare nightmare is about to end. it's amazing. really amazing to think about. virtually every promise they made about obamacare, when it was passed into law, has been broken. we all remember what they were. remember? they told us the cost of health insurance would go down. not true. they told us if you liked your doctors, you could keep them. not true. they told if you liked your health plan, you could keep it. not true. just the other day, i joined president trump to listen to hard-working americans who suffered from these broken promises. they told us in visceral and emotional terms, the stories that i heard from business leaders today. skyrocketing premiums. unaffor

theresa may calls on the party faithful in scotland to fight to keep britain united. in a bid to see off a second referendum on independence, she sets about the scottish nationalists. a tunnel vision nationalism, which focuses only on independence at any cost, sells scotland short. the snp, for its part, has accused mrs may of hypocrisy and a power grab. also tonight: the shoreham air show disaster in which eleven people were killed — an inquiry concludes the pilot flew too low and was too slow. the victims of an alleged chemical attack in mosul — where so—called is and iraqi troops are battling for control. the dup and sinn fein are returned as the biggest parties in northern ireland's second election in less than a year, but the result leaves concern for the future of power—sharing. concern for the future of power-sharing. write an essay about a festival. it's left cabbies confused. the written test tens of thousands of minicab drivers in london will need to pass to get behind the wheel. and bed and banksy — the elusive british graffiti artist opens a hotel on the w

united. people from all faiths and none are going about their business in defiance of the terrorists. they have a very clear message. they will not be cowed. and that is a message this house gave very clearly today that this country will not be kowed by these terrorists. sympathies to all those bereaved or injured in yesterday's horrific attack. as we reflect what happened, is it time to consider whether the police who guard sense tiff sights known to be of interest to terrorists like parliament or airports should routinely carry personal protection weapons even when those officers are not part of the unit formally tasked with armed response. >> the nearly 20 years now that i've been in this house the level of security in the the parliamentary estate has been enhanced significantly and the number of armed officers in the parliamentary estate has been enhanced significantly. as to whether individual officers undertaking particular duties are routinely armed that is a matter for the police themselves. they are the best able to judge the circumstances in which it is best for individuals

solemnly swear i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. i will bear full faith and allegiance, that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which i am about to enter so help me god. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the 17th secretary of housing and urban development doctor carson. [applause] thank you so much for that wonderful introduction and for your sacrifice to this country. i want to thank president trump for his confidence in me and the american people. my entire professional life has been built around trying to get people a second chance at life and a quality of life. throughout my own campaign it was wonderful seeing so many of my patients. right now our country is the patient and it's not a democrat or republican patient, it is an american patient come and we have a duty to use the gifts god has given to all of us in order to heal the patient. i think we have the ability to do

commitment to justice, a lifelong faith in the power of democratic values and the inate oneness and goodness of human beings. and i believe that it's the common ground that uniteso many of us, values like faith, family, respect and empathy that will see you through. look at the response when jewish cemeteries were so horribly vandalized. muslim activists raised money to restore the headstones with one organizer posting i want to ask all muslims to reach out to your jewish brothers and sisters and stand together against this bigotry. [ applause ] common ground the opposite of of love is indifference, common ground. look at israel's supreme court, that beautiful place i visited upon which sits a judge alongside a brooklyn-born israeli all presided over by a female chief justice. common ground. [ applause ] so that's who we are. if we embrace the values that have always made the united states and israel great then i believe our two nations will continue to move forward together for years and years to come. i thank you, aipac. thank you. >>> please welcome from the state of the new jersey, senator robert menendez. [ applause ] >> good morning. thank you for that wa

as a result, people of faith, and people of no faith are united against terrorism. 0ur strength as ay. it is only these values that will help us defeat terrorism. cardinal, you were nodding. absolutely. it was a privilege for me to stand alongside the major faiths of this country this afternoon and to be able to say, there is no space for hate in our response to the terrible deeds that have happened. if we stop making enemies out of people who wa nt making enemies out of people who want to be our friends we are doing the work of the terrorists for them. it's very important that any instinct to turn and take reprisals against the muslim community is absolutely resisted that that's a very destructive path to take. we heard this afternoon, this commitment to peace and to the building of our society. as catholics and as jewish people, building of our society. as catholics and asjewish people, we need to walk this path although it's a long way to go until we all shoulder to shoulder. we are some way from understanding why this man did what he did, one assumes that as well as wanting to cr

united states. against all enemies foreign and domestic. that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that i take this obligation freely. without mental reservations. or purposeful evasion. and that i will faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which i'm about to enter. so help me god. [applause] vice president pence: ladies and gentlemen, the 14th secretary of energy for the united states of america, rick perry. [applause] rick perry: mr. vice president, thank you. one of my great privileges in life was to be a governor, to serve the state of texas, and during that period of time, i had the opportunity to get to know you. as a matter of fact, recruit you to run for the governorship of your home state. and as i saw donald trump choose you to be his running mate, it became even more clear to me this individual, donald trump's judgment, and his character in putting an individual like you as his running mate. and i think the people of this country now agree with me and that. they have seen you report during the course of not just the campaign, but now as the vice president, o

be doing but everybody understand that we need to raise the debt limit that the full faith and credit of the united states. >> mattis said before the easter break? i hope this is done before the summer break not to the easter break. >> in this being the issue and firth -- first they think credit. of tax reform and health care. did what about the department of the treasury? but there are three components of the treasury of the international finance in the investigative work around that. the first to i know lot the third it is virtually nothing so the one thing about the treasury into be even more pleasantly surprised in to be at the edge treasury to be 20 or 25 years so the resources are huge. so i didn't have a lot of experience in that area with those sanctions to learn about what we do to combat terrorism with that first day in office and announced the vice president would be labeled and these other important tools of government to combat terrorism. >> feel to met question your family has a long-term interest so what piece of currency would you like to spruce up? [laughter] >> we should look at p

or first of all, we have the debt ceiling coming up and that is the full faith and credit of the united states which the constitution says is ever in doubt. but the fact is that remains to be seen what the republicans in ongress will do with that. we have said to them we're fully ready to support lifting the debt ceiling. a clean lifting of the ceiling. the secretary of the treasury is of that same -- my understanding is that he has asked for that now from the republicans. you know he has instituted, initiated the extraordinary measures that could take us into the summer and beyond depending what the revenues that come in after april 15. but nonetheless, he would like to see the action. republicans did this before, but just questioning whether you lift the debt ceiling and lowering the credit rating. we are not supportive of the all. we have to see what they have in the bill. i always say left to their own devices, the republicans and democrats on the appropriations committee can come to the right conclusion. i served as an appropriator for many years, i was in intelligence and appropri

commitment to justice, a life-long faith in the power of democratic values and the innate oneness and goodness of human beings. and i believe that it's the common ground that uniteso many of us, values like faith, family, respect, and empathy that will see us through. just look for example at the response when jewish cemeteries in st. louis and philadelphia were so horribly, horribly vandalized. muslim activists quickly raised money to restore the headstones with one organizer posting on social media, quote, i want to ask all muslims to reach out to your jewish brothers and sisters and stand together against this bigotry. [ applause ] common ground. look at the words of ellie vezell who i loved and new personally, he said the opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference, common ground. look at israel's supreme court, that beautiful place i visited, upon which sits a tunisian judge, alongside an israeli arab christian and a brooklyn-born israeli, all presided over by a female chief justice. common ground. [ applause ] or look at my own life, where a daughter of a south asian mother and a jamaican father concluded her own interfaith wedding with her husband, bre

united states intelligence community made public its assessment that vladimir putin ordered a russian influence campaign designed to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. the goal was to undermine public faith in the united states democratic process and to harm the campaign of secretary clinton in favor of president trump. i am very concerned -- i have been six years the chairman of the intelligence committee, on it for 16 years. i have followed this closely, i had the gang of 8 briefings, and i feel very certain that the reports of the intelligence community are in fact correct. have you read either the final classified or unclassified versions of the intelligence community's assessment regarding the russian governments and their parents -- russian government's interference with the 2016 presidential campaign? mr. rosenstein: i'm certainly familiar with the issue from media accounts. i've not read any classified report concerning it because it is not within my responsibility as u.s. attorney for maryland. i don't believe i've read the unclassified report. i believe i've read summaries in the media. sen. feinstein: well, i'm going to ask that you do that before your nomination comes up, if

mrs may claimed this snp is pursuing independence at any cost and called on the party faithful to campaign for a unitedome to glasgow. a lonely protest came out to greet the prime minister who has come here to train resist another referendum scottish independence. theresa may has heard the warning is that the snp might try to call and other vote. she said they should focus on governing scotland. politics is not a game and governance is not a platform for which to pursue constitutional obsessions. a tunnel vision nationalism which focuses only on independence at any cost sells scotla nd independence at any cost sells scotland short. butjust in case, she is already rehearsing the argument against scottish independence and for the union. we are four nations but at heart we are one people. let us live up to that high ideal and let us never stop making loudly and clearly the positive optimistic and passionate case for our precious union of nations and of people. thank you. clear message from to to nicola sturgeon. stop all this talk about independence. people of scotland don't want another referendum. it is

it is about our faith and about the unity of the democrats united by our values. mr. hoyer: this is a good day for the american people. we worked over years. to assure the american public would have access to affordable, quality health care. we went a long way towards that effort. much of the credit for that bill goes to then speaker pelosi, now leader. who was indefatigable in her advocacy to ensure that every american would have the security of having the availability of health insurance. this bill went down today. it went down today because the majority of the representatives of the american people thought this was a bad bill. went in the wrong direction, left 24 million people behind, raised cost for seniors between 50 and 64 very substantially. and, everybody else would have paid more and gotten less assurance. in fact, it was a worse off -- it was made worse last night. the requirements for covering essential services was gutted. but, the american people are still going to rely on us to have that security. i hope we can work with the administration and the other

it is about our faith and the unity of the democrats, united by our values. with that, i am pleased to yields to our distinguished majority -- i'm sorry. democratic whip. [laughter] >> this is a good day for the american people. we worked over years to assure that the american public would have access to affordable, quality care. we went a long way towards that effort in 2010, when we adopted the affordable care act. much of the credit for crossing -- passing that bill goes to then-speaker pelosi, now leader was strong on her advocacy for assuring that every american would have the security of having the availability without -- of health insurance. this bill went down today because the majority of the representatives of the american people in the house of representatives thought this was a bad bill, it went in the wrong direction, left 24 million people behind. it raised costs for seniors between 15 -- 50-60 four very substantially. and everyone else would have paid more and gotten less insurance. in fact, it was made worse last night. the requirements were c

she claimed the snp are pursuing independence at any cost and called on the party faithful to campaign for a united post—brexit. the snp claimed she was making a power grab. sarah smith was watching. no cuts here! welcome to glasgow. a rather lonely little protest came out to greet the prime minister, who has come here to try and resist another referendum on scottish independence. theresa may has heard the warnings that the snp really might try to call another vote. she said they should focus on governing scotland. politics is not a game and government is not a platform from which to pursue constitutional obsessions. a tunnel vision nationalism, which focuses only on independence at any cost, sells scotland short. butjust in case, she's already rehearsing the arguments against scottish independence and for the union. we are four nations, but at heart we are one people. let us live up to that high ideal, and let us never stop making loudly and clearly the positive optimistic and passionate case for our precious union of nations and of people. thank you. a key message there from theresa may to nicola

patrick's day has become a truly important occasion in the united states, one embraced by americans of all faiths all backgrounds. >> thinking below $20, take a look. ♪ >> president donald trump, one trillion dollar budget blueprint drawing fire from both sides of the isle. we have the latest reaction. good morning. i'm nicole pedallides. >> angela merkel, a lot on their plate including immigration, security and trade. nicole: stock rally taking a breather after wednesday's the decision to raise interest rates, dow at 15 points and here is the outlook. stand by for that. what are futures doing now? down two. s&p down one. warner: the kospi is up as rex tillerson talks about easing tensions with north korea, shanghai composite in china down 10%, medicaid down a third of 1%. nicole: roller coaster week for oil prices with crude below $50 a barrel. investors waiting to see if opec will extend its production cuts passed june. phil flynn will make sense of it all. lauren: analysts question the company's outlook and in sports march madness gets into full swing with northwestern in its first tournament

the goal was to undermine public faith in the united states democratic process and to harm the campaigninton in favor of president trump. i am very concerned. i've been six years the chairman of the intelligence committee and on it for 16 years so i follow this closely, i've had the gang of eight briefings and el very certain that the reports of the intelligence community are in fact correct. have you read either the final classified or unclassified versions of the intelligence community's assessment regarding the russian government's interference with the 2016 presidential campaign? >> senator, i'm certainly familiar with the issue from e-accounts. i obviously have not read any classified report concerning it because it's not within my official responsibility as u.s. attorney for maryland, and i don't believe i've read the unclassified report. i believe i've read summaries in the media. >> well, i'm going to ask that you do that before your nomination comes up, if it does on the floor, if you will. will you read those reports? >> i think, senator, if i were to become deputy, it would b

theresa may calls on the party faithful in scotland to fight to keep britain united.nnel vision nationalism, which focuses only on independence at any cost, sells scotland short. the snp, for its part, has accused mrs may of hypocrisy and a power grab. also tonight: the shoreham air show disaster in which eleven people were killed — an inquiry concludes the pilot flew too low and was too slow. the victims of an alleged chemical attack in mosul — where so—called is and iraqi troops are battling for control. the dup and sinn fein are returned as the biggest parties in northern ireland's second election in less than a year, but the result leaves concern

state, local and religious leaders as well as hundreds of people of all ages and faiths came out this afternoon to unite it is very sobering to learn that here in the united states a hate crime is committed every 90 minutes. >> reporter: many here stunned and saddened at the mt. carmel jewish center in philadelphia was recently vandalized and bomb threats called in to area juju wish community centers. pennsylvania governor tom wolf among those speaking out. >> the threats against the jcc's across pennsylvania were threats against each and of one of us and against our common humanity. >> reporter: a senior citizen in this sea of people was at a jcc in cherry hill earlier this week when a bomb threat was phoned in. >> i was one of the old ladies in the swimming pool at the jcc when we had to be evacuated. i volunteer with an anti bullying program and i felt like there were bullies out there and i was being bullied. >> reporter: those who attend the rally left feeling upbeat and positive, empowered. >> i'm senior citizen. this is one thing i can continue to do. and that is to show support for any community

united states presidential election. the consistent goals of which were to undermine public faith in the united states democratic process, denigrate secretary clinton and harm her electability and potential presidency. it further assesses that -- and these are quotes -- putin and the russian government developed a clear preference for president-elect trump. here's two questions. do you believe the intelligence community assessment accurately characterized the goals of russian influence activities in the election? and i would like to go down the line with a yes or no answer. if you want to explain it, that would be fine. who would like to go first? >> well, thank you for that difficult question. the -- i personally don't sort of find myself at odds with the ica study that you -- that you identified. however, the statement that this was developed in 2016 needs to be parsed a bit. the russians could not do this if they started in 2016. they wouldn't have had the capability. and the active measures world one can want to do many things. but one has to have the means to do this -- >> when would you estimate it was started, by

> president trump has kept his word to appoint a justice to the supreme court of the united states who will keep faith with the constitution and uphold the god given liberties for now more than two weeks. >> after more than 50 private meetings with judge gorsuch, he will now appear publicly before lawmakers on the senate judiciary committee. it will be opening statements with the questioning phase of the hearing starting tomorrow. democrats say it will be a tough sell, even as republicans are threatening to use the so- called nuclear option. >> if the judge nominee can't get 60 votes, then you don't change the rules, you change the candidate. >> reporter: also on capitol hill democrats are hoping for the appearance of fbi director james comey before the house intelligence committee not only sheds light on where the investigation stands on russian hacking during the 2016 presidential election. but also on the president's claims he was wiretapped by his predecessor barack obama. >> if you take the president literally did not happen. i'm asking names. >> the fight over the healthcare plan continues. the

that includes honoring the full faith and credit of the united states. we expect to continue working closely with secretary mnuchin to ensure that america's on the right path to a strong fiscal future. we know the amount of debt that has been added in the last eight years has been tremendous. and i know that the gentleman, when he looks to what we do next week, to be able to lower premiums, save more than $300 billion to the deficit, and let people have more choice, that is also a first step. i do not have any immediate action to announce, but we will relay any information to the members as we move forward. and i thank the gentleman. is that going to be your last question? mr. hoyer: it will probably be my last question. i have an additional observation. mr. mccarthy: before i depart, though, i would like, mr. speaker, to wish my friend from the other side of the aisle a ery happy st. patrick's day. do i apologize or i feel bad for when we look at the basketball round, what happened to maryland, but if you look at n.i.t., cal state-bakersfield is still o

need to raise the debt limit, that is something we're going to do, and that the full faith and credit of the united states is the most important. >> mlb done before the easter break? beforepe this is done the summer break, not the easter break. yound how worried are fulfilling that in this climate? i'm not worried. we have plenty of time. i'm not worried at all about this being an issue. it is administratively something we have to do. this is very different than tax reform. a very different than health care. >> you know the world of finance intimately, but what has surprised you about building the department of the treasury? there aremnuchin: three components of the treasury . domestic, finance, international and all of our i investigative work around that. the first two i knew a lot about, the third i knew virtually nothing about. it's like i received literally a phd over the last 90 days. the one thing i heard about the treasury, i'm even more pleasantly surprised, the career staff is unbelievable. i have people who came with me to europe who were working at the treasury 25 years. they have been

it's about our country and the vision of our founders, it's about our faith and it's about the unity of the democrats united by our values. with that i'm pleased to yield to our distinguished majority. >> sorry, our democratic -- >> this is a good day for the american people. we worked over years to make sure the american public would have access to the affordable quality healthcare. we went a long way toward that effort in 2010 when we adopted the affordable care act. much of the credit for passing that bill goes to speaker pelosi, now leader pelosi. her advocacy for assuring that every american would have the security of the availability of health insurance. this bill went down today because the majority of the representatives of the american people thought this was a bad bill. i went in the wrong direction. left 24 million people behind, raised cost for seniors between 50 and 64 very substantially. everyone else would have paid more and gotten less insurance. in fact, it was made worse last night. the requirements for recovering that was govern. they are relying on us to have that security and not abando

, president trump has kept his word to appoint a justice to the supreme court of the united states who will keep faithon and uphold the god-given liberties that have been enshrined there for now more than two centuries. [applause] so we've been busy. we've been busy. my friends, president trump is a man of his word, and he's a man of action. and i believe he'll make america great again. and headache no mistake about -- make no mistake about it, the obamacare nightmare is about to end. [cheers and applause] it's amazing, really amazing to think about it. virtually every promise that he made about obamacare when it was passed into law has been broken. we all remember what they were. remember? they told us the cost of health insurance would go down. not true. they told us if you liked your doctors, you could keep 'em. not true. they told us if you liked your health plan, you could keep it. not true. just the other day i joined president trump to listen to hard working americans who have suffered there these broken promises. they told us in visceral and emotional terms the stories that i heard from busine

i think most of us realize that the christian faith is flat on its back and secular europe. the united states has long been thought of as a counter example to the secularization thesis. that it is no longer tenable, writing last year in the american journal of sociology. scholars say that the data now show that the u.s. is on the same downward path of disbelief, pie needer by our european cousins. according to data from the pew research center, one in three 18 to 29-year-olds have put religion aside if they ever picked it up in the first place. and those younger americans who do remain affiliated in some capacity with the institutional church haven't been form by a sued to'm that resembles christianity in name only. christian smith and his colleagues call this moralistic therapeutic theism. it teaches a malleable, feel-good, jesus can like philosophy, consumed to a consumerist, individualistic, post christian society that worships the self. smith found that ntd is the de facto religion of most young americans today. and findings published in 2013 smith found that among 18 to 23-year-ol

united states. one embraced by mayor kafns all faiths and all backgrounds. i have been to many of them. and we love it. the shamrock ceremonies are a tradition that symbolizes the bonds between our two countries. it dates back to 1952 when the irish ambassador to the united states, john joseph hearn sent a box of shamrocks to a president who did a very good job, harry s. truman. our strong ties go back throughout american history. irish americans played a vital role in preserving our union during its hour of greatest need. so true. played a very, very big role. many distinguished themselves in the american civil war with their grit and their bravery and their courage, earning the knick name the fighting irish. and i know a lot about the irish. they fight, they are tough. i know a lot. i know more than i'm ever going to tell you. when american armed forces joined the night in europe during world war ii, 75 years ago, our heave rowic troops first stepped off ships in belfast harbor in northern ireland. throughout the centuries, hard^-working americans contribute to america's prosperity. t

the full faith and credit of the united states is the most important thing. >> shannon: two different financial issues, both involve a game of chicken. you saw what the president said when he was running. >> there will be some interesting discussions of the white house, i'm sure. the issue i think is when you consider the president coming off the back of a defeat, he doesn't want the imagery of dysfunction. he prides himself as someone who is confident, in charge. his truth is the truth. i suspect that made by the next week quite a lot of outreach to try to forge a consensus with moderate democrats who might be willing to come on board. maybe have an influence on the more harder line spending agendas. >> shannon: do you have confidence they will get it done? >> on the debt ceiling, you will. they have to. i think the treasury secretary is right. you don't play around with that. on the shutdown, we've seen we've had shutdowns. the question is, who gets the blame? it is traditionally always republicans. i suspect no matter who is really at fault, it will be republicans again. look, the

a muslim prayerfor our nation, oh lord, unite our nation round the principles ofjustice, peace, love and faithwork in the morning when these things happen, because it is happening again, we will be associated with it. it is that dread when you hear of an atrocity, let it be anybody but a muslim. there is that feeling of you will have to to explain, you will have to distance yourself, because whether you like it or not you are associated with it. in birmingham, they're is confused as everyone else as to why masood did it. he wasn't one of them. his profile as an offender fits some of the patterns be see, he is travelling round, he doesn't want his one location to be fixated and therefore lots of people who supposedly know him don't know him, because they say he seemed a nice friendly guy but they weren't able to talk to him. that is a typical offender profile in how terrorists move round. thank you the organisers for today. though his neighbours knew masood had upped sticks and gone, had he left birmingham? he used an address on the city's hagley road when he rented the car he drove to london.