joyce vance, what do you think? >> i think absolutely. they would have gone back to the potential candidate for the office and asked him to explain the photograph. and then they would have gone to his future boss. there is no doubt that the fbi would have discussed that and what i think needs to happen now is we need to have access to that fbi report and see what it reflects. >> ned, with your experience with these kinds of background investigations, the fbi has that photograph for over a year. now, would they have shown it to john kelly? >> absolutely. i agree with joyce. john kelly have been derelict if he didn't go back to the fbi and say, why is it that this senior white house official my staff secretary, doesn't yet have aer. the security clearance? and i think at that point, the fbi would be certainly within their right to show john kelly those photos and those photos would tell the entire story. >> ruth marcus, joyce vance and ned price, thank you. we'll have more in the rewrite tonight. there is breaking news in the senate where t

joyce vance, what do you think? >> i think absolutely. they would have gone back to the potential candidate for the office and asked him to explain the photograph. and then they would have gone to his future boss. there is no doubt that the fbi would have discussed that and what i think needs to happen now is we need to have access to that fbi report and see what it reflects. >> ned, with your experience with these kinds of background investigations, the fbi has that photograph for over a year. now, would they have shown it to john kelly? >> absolutely. i agree with joyce. john kelly have been derelict if he didn't go back to the fbi and say, why is it that this senior white house official my staff secretary, doesn't yet have aer. the security clearance? and i think at that point, the fbi would be certainly within their right to show john kelly those photos and those photos would tell the entire story. >> ruth marcus, joyce vance and ned price, thank you. we'll have more in the rewrite tonight. there is breaking news in the senate where t

. >> cyrus vance: i think it would be a disaster for new york city.or major cities around the country. >> james o'neill: i think it's insanity. >> kroft: manhattan district attorney cyrus vance and new york city police commissioner james o'neill say their city has the most to lose. every year, new york takes in nearly 50 million visitors from all over the country into a congested, sometimes chaotic city. even if a tiny fraction were legally carrying concealed weapons, it would mean hundreds of thousands of additional guns for what is right now the safest big city in america. >> vance: you bring that kind of volume of firepower, even with well-intentioned people-- it's going to be extremely dangerous. >> kroft: more guns, more violence. that's what you're saying. >> o'neill: absolutely. >> kroft: they're not just worried about more crime, but an increase in suicides, gun accidents and heated arguments turning into lethal altercations. and with no national database for concealed carry permits, the n.y.p.d. says it would not be able to immediately determ

coming to us from boston, is eric stein, codirector of global income and portfolio manager, eaton vanceanagement. guys, it is great to have you with us on the program. kevin, let's begin with you. does it make sense for the treasury to be woken up to the world around us? nothing for me has really fundamentally changed in the last couple of weeks. existed foras months, you suddenly the treasury will cup. why? kevin: we spent most of last year focused on inflation. as far as the bond market was concerned, so treasuries are going to go on a higher yield if we see inflation. that changed after tax reform and a number of new factors came into the market that would create this new wall of worry. the dollar decline. the dollar is stronger today, but the dollar decline is an issue. trade disputes. china is the biggest buyer, and now the deficits. if you are not taxing and you are spending, you are going to build deficit. those things have changed the dynamic of inflation and why yields have jumped of. jonathan: let's get that yield down. how much of the reap racing that we have seen so far has

joining us is joyce vance. joyce, let me get your top line reaction to this indictment.we had two things happen today in that courtroom. we had an american citizen plead guilty and announce cooperation with the special counsel after apparently having marketed bank account numbers and other false identity documents online and then we've got this big indictment of russians who presumably will never, ever face u.s. justice. >> that seems like a safe assumption here. it will be difficult, if not impossible, to get them to the united states for trial. and, as you say, this indictment is more of a novel than a spartan indictment. the question is who is this intended for? it will certainly socialize the american public to the idea that there was in fact russian interference in the election. >> and that that russian interference was a criminal matter, it wasn't some sort of strategic standoff as international relations defining this as criminal conduct to me as a surprise. i thought if any russians would get charged here, it might be for some of the hacking, sort of digital brea

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new york city. >> the people who are strongest against this bill are law enforcement. >> reporter: vance and o'neil have established a formidable coalition of prosecutors and police chiefs from nearly every big city in america to lobby senators to keep the concealed carry reciprocity act from becoming law. >> representative hudson, there's huge opposition to this bill among police departments in major cities in the united states. houston, tucson he, metropolitan d.c., boston, new york city, baltimore, seattle. these are all cities where the chief of police has come out against this law. there are more if you want me to read more. >> sure. >> how do you explain that? >> there are folks on both sides of the argument. and i think good folks on both sides who are honestly trying to protect their citizens. i just disagree with the conclusions. >> so you're saying new york or los angeles or chicago, big cities have no right to pass any laws that regulates who can carry a weapon. >> these cities and these states can still continue to have protect their citizens -- - >> but they can't have a law

ministries ministry posts that she actually gets to pick now according to the information we got vance we will see germany's defense minister was there from the line stay on and we will see those prominently against iran an outspoken critic of hers to take on the role as health minister in her government which is widely seen as her actually bowing to a bit of pressure and internal criticism from within her own party over the recent months and weeks i just remind ourselves it's now been more than four months since those elections in september. can you actually listen to the names that are being listed at right now make a law. well she's now saying that she. is seeking a balance also of new faces and a mixture. of. stuff far from what we can do is we can come back to us once she has actually given that list but in any case she is certainly taking on board what her critics are saying and. according to our insiders in any case there could possibly give an outspoken critic get a job in her cabinet what other kind of signal what other kind of signals is she sending with a choice like that. w

here to talk about all of it, joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. i am reminded by you that hope hicks has already had her interview with the mueller team. having established that, what kind of legal jeopardy, and we know her denial of this, what kind of legal jeopardy could she be in? >> so the central question is whose version is correct? mr. corralo's or mrs. hicks' version? she's already had her time being questioned and presume when i she would have been questioned extensivebly whether she was aware of the trump tower meeting of whether she was involved in the air force one memo that was britain concealed the real meeting of that from the public. so she's locked if and that's an important thing to note. then it will come down to who do we believe? and we've learned that mark corralo spoke to three people contemporaneously at the time of the phone call that he alleges he was on. he spoke with steve bannon. he contacted the legal team and he resigned shortly there after, believing he was probably in legal peril himself spoefl seems really compell

like he thought things were over at half time but the visitors came out with fire in their bellies vance on. his debut goal for cologne to equalise on seventy one minutes. six minutes later cologne sensationally took the lead through sub leonardo button could. outstanding work on the right by marcel fisa court took advantage. couldn't find a reply went wild at the final whistle no wonder as they cut the gap on might in the relegation play off spot to seven points. and it was cologne coach different who to turn to dish out the consolation. well we have plenty more to discuss and lots are going to start with you mean the champions league spots are really hotly contested this season who are you backing to make the top four i mean honestly you know munich so. nobody must move when it's not ok it's still early days. to go all is that it perfectly older teams up there are much too inconsistent they draw points against easy opponents nobody really knows where they stand at the moment so i think we have to wait three four maybe five movies to really see who would be of the from number two of to

like he thought things were over at half time but the visitors came out with fire in their bellies vance on cause yellow cracked told his debut goal for cologne to equalize on seventy one minutes six minutes later cologne sensationally took the lead through sub leonardo button could. outstanding work on the right by marcel lisa and button could took advantage. couldn't find a reply and went wild at the final whistle no wonder as they cut the guy in the relegation playoff spot to seven points. and it was. time to dish out the consolation. all the latest smartphone technology from the mobile world congress and barcelona coming right up. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word pushed in the. eco is in germany to learn german why not learn this simple online on your mobile and free stuff for w z e learning course nikos german made easy. a news analyst.

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like he thought things were over at half time but the visitors came out with fire in their bellies vance on. his debut goal for cologne to equalise on seventy one minutes. six minutes later cologne sensationally took the lead through sub leonardo betancourt. outstanding work on the right by marcel fisa court took advantage. couldn't find a reply and. in the relegation playoff spot to seven points above and. turn to the consolation. well. nobody wanted to get still early days. to go always that it perfectly older teams of there are much too inconsistent they draw points against easy opponents nobody really knows where they stand at the moment so i think we have to wait three four maybe five movie to really see who would be of the from number two of to number nine everything is possible but if we really if we take a look at the bundesliga table read the top half it's incredibly interesting if you see like we have to ignore barn munich because. it's there it's almost like me to get a league of their own and then the rest so dortmund frankfurt leverkusen leipsic even . mean it's who are you

eric: in our eaton vance global macro strategy, we have had short positions going back to 2005 and 2006ith greece and italy, more recently we had short italy positions. not as optimistic, i am shorting italy right now because it seems to be a one-way trade every day where spreads continue to tighten almost every day. i would agree with the previous guest, it does not make a lot of sense, but i think the tough part with the european peripheral bond markets seem to oscillate which makes more inherent sense for us. right now, they trade more like a rates market. ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro. also, ecb president mario draghi delivering his report to the jonathan: i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." i want to head to the final spread. coming up over the next week, we get a rate decision from the bank of england with boe governor mark carney delivering that. european parliament, his annual report. we get another round of earnings including tesla, and once again, there is the potential for another u.s. government shutdown, which most investors have become desensitized to at

attorney joyce vance who spent 25 years as a former federal prosecutor.hank you for joining us on a friday night. let's start with this memo, joyce. there are some legitimate national security concerns tied to these memos but the white house seemed to dispense of those concerns in its decision to release the nunes memo, the republican memo unredacted. now they seem concerned about the response. >> right. you know, it's so important to contemplate what this memo really represents. because the larger issue involved here is a national security issue. the fisa court is the place that the justice department and law enforcement goes when they're dealing with matters that is a significant risk to our national security. you know, the fbi and the intelligence community, they've done an amazing job since 9/11 of not letting the bad guys get through, whether that's terrorism or whether that's a challenge like the one the russians face to us with these sorts of spying operations. i have enough prosecutor dna in me that i don't want to see anything compromised, the in

attorney joyce vance is back with us. she spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. okay, julie, you get to take the big swing at the first question here, and that is significance of what happened today. this guy and why we're about to hear the name skadden arps more. >> those are great questions. significance for today, most reporters in washington said this is a name we haven't heard before. we must just be looking at the tip of the iceberg. >> it wasn't in one of your baseball cards you follow? >> i wish i could tell you it was, brian, but it really wasn't. it seems we're following a tangent from a tangent. we know this person, alexander van der zwaan communicated with rick gates, a deputy of paul manafort on the trump campaign. you have to follow each little bread crumb to get to the white house here. it seems like a tangent from us on the outside. really, when you look at the communication, what is involved in this document today, the context starts to come to light. part of it what they laid out in court today is that skadden arps is where alexander van der zwa

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. >> let's bring in joyce vance, former u.s. attorney, currently professor at the university of alabama law school. joyce, what jumps out at you? >> the biggest question that i have after reading through this indictment is what the source of this information is because it appears that mueller has very detailed information about how this russian troll farm for lack of a better term, worked. so you have to wonder, did he have someone on the inside there, did it come from e-mails? he got information from facebook during the search warrant process, but whether any of this came from people who despite rod rosenstein's indication that no one today is involved in this indictment from the campaign, was there, in fact, cooperation in that regard? >> joyce, let me ask you why now? why this much information on a friday, an hour or two before the president departs for florida? >> that's a hard question to answer. i don't think any of us know what's going on in the mind of the investigators. but i want to go back to something that chuck rose

for more what it could mean for the investigation, i'm joined by joyce vance, former u.s.ttorney for the northern district of alabama. start on the idea of queen for a day. what happens there. >> this is a session that sometimes is called more technically a proffer session. it's a chance for the prosecution and the potential cooperating witness to get to know each other. so you have to understand that at this point, this potential cooperator who is also a potential defendant has a lot to lose by being candid with the government. so he has the ability to come in and tell the prosecutors everything that he knows with the promise that it won't be used back against him unless he lies or takes the witness stand and says something contrary to what's in the proffer. this is an opportunity for the government to test drives the witness and see if the testimony will bring value to them to give them the opportunititon investigate it and make sure it's truthful, and ultimately, if both parties are satisfied after they kick the tires a little bit, they'll conclude a plea agreement. >>

i'm joined right now by joyce vance, former u.s. attorney.am fascinated by the way in which it looks like robert mueller is proceeding. let's start with the fact he brings out the russia indictments on friday all by themselves. somebody said that is to establish the underlying crime, and then from there he will go, if he has it, to make a case against the americans for colluding with this underlying crime, and perhaps going on to the obstruction charge, that there was obstruction in prosecuting these charges. how does this fit into a potential larger web of indictment, as you see it, joyce? >> there is a lot of speculation about what mueller's strategy was with dropping this indictment on a friday. i think it's safe to say that mueller indicted these 13 individuals and three companies because he had evidence and facts that indicated that they had violated federal law that they had engaged in a conspiracy to defraud the united states. and so he indicted them. you can't draw conclusions from an indictment. it doesn't necessarily mean mueller is

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