, it will put pressure on them.ying i will put pressure on them. that is. what the government is relying on, the efficacy of the vaccine and 12 to 15—year—olds getting it next week in order to cut the disruption that there is to children because my education. since the government wants to keep moving forward on this, and not, according to the i, resorting to plan c, which is possibly returning to a lockdown. well, that will only happen if there is a terrible surge and the nhs can't cope. if we approach the kind of situation that we saw in the real peak injanuary and february, when we had 1800 people a day dying, seven or so thousand being hospitalised. at one point, 40,000 people in hospital at one time. i think now, it's 8200, and that impacts all the other services of the nhs. all the counter services, all the mental health services, the heart disease, hip replacement and all the things we have neglected and we've seen a backlog in the millions. that's why it's important to have that. they are calling it a plan c,

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wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. >>> united airlines employees who are granted exemption will be put on unpaid leave. workers who come in contact with passengers and whose exemptions are approved will face indefinite unpaid leave starting in october. they won't be allowed back on the job until the pandemic, quote, meaningfully recedes. the airline points to the rise in covid cases. last month they said the work force must be vaccinated by september 27th or face termination or unpaid leave. >>> you can't miss it coming down the street and that's by design. steph curry has a knew bus. they call it the eat, learn, play bus. the bus will go to schools in oakland and act as a food panelory, a book store and a play ground. they said it has the three pillars of healthy eating, fun learning and playing. fun! >> up next, we'll show what you the a's did. shoot. what's wrong? i think i'm down to my last inhaler. don't worry. you can refill it and get it delivered using the kaiser permanente app. smart. refill most prescriptions online and get delivery for no cost. every single day, we're all ge

care, wants to protect women from a state, and frankly a party, that is not pro life, but are willing to puten's lives on the line. so the biden administration is looking at a whole of government approach, asking if agencies can take action, so i'm grateful for that. but congress needs to act as well. we are going to bring to the floor the women's health protection act, which will put into law the protections that women need and require, that we've had for decades under "roe vs. wade," but in the meantime, weijia, i'm afraid of what will be happening to women who are desperate right now, especially women who suffered traumatic experiences, such as incest or sexual assault, who are trapped in the state of texas. >> jiang: house speaker nancy pelosi said she would bring a vote on that act, which you are a co-sponsor of, but this week you also tweeted: expand the court, abolish the filibuster. do you think that's the only way the bill stands a chance of passing? >> i'm really afraid because of the senate's desire to hang on to a relic of the past, a jim crow relic, the filibuster, that while th

we will put that on the fly, 2 weeks to get a b evacuation. we remember that the terror attacks that put everyone on it, the fear here, the anticipation that there could be more terror attack, reputed drones, buzzing endlessly. and this guy's over capital again, watching for any potential threat to the apple. and in this case, given what we have learned, given the surveillance footage that was released, it may well be the instance of h e, trigger fingers of troops on the edge already fearing for their lives as well as the drone operators. the generals are watching this, commanding this evacuation of the big, fearful, about pulling the trigger too quickly. the guy, the binding ministration drone was he and a worker or an isis k operative. the administration is, of course, reviewing that, that strike. and i'm sure that a full assessment will be, will be for you don't know if it was in a worker or an ices k operative. i can't speak to that and i can't speak to that in the setting in any event. so you know, no or won't tell us. i don't, i don't kn

often times things become politicized but i know that they will put the needs of the children first. >> perfect segue to the last question and that is when it comes to the issues of race you told lawmakers that you trust educators to do their jobs. how do you think teaching about race, racism and its impact on our history should be incorporated into classroom instruction? >> the wonderful thing is the country is unique in that sense and we all come from different places and add to this growth and it's important for the students to see the contribution of folks that look like them and it's equally as important to see the contributions of others that don't look like them so that they can get a better sense of what the world is really like. i think we would be shortchanging our students if we didn't do that. it is unfortunate because they know what they are doing and it's delicate when you come out of the pandemic and you also have a divided country but education can be unified both under the beautiful flag here and making sure that we have pride in the country while also recognizing th

will develop for a longer duration. to achieve the climate objectives we have all put out, you will need every type of renewable resourcesalix: can you give me perspective of how much money you will commit to the renewable space and where you will put it? >> sustainability is a mega theme at blackstone. we have invested $11 billion in companies over the last three years. we have invested in energy storage, energy efficiency and we are investing in emissions tracking software. we are excited and at first derivative themes to invest in. guy: in terms of the rate of return, how does ir ther on one of these projects compared to a typical energy investment? >> we are a private equity fund so we are going for a private equity return. we have lots of different pockets of capital so we can pursue this through credit or our capital fund. there are lots of ways for us to play it and we are absolutely doing that alix:. in terms of president biden calling for more energy, it takes 10 years to get this done. do you think the timeline will be sped up if there is more support from d.c.? everyone is throwing money at renewables but ther

it will put women back to work. will put people in situations where you have as a know you're tired of hearing me say it but my dad's constant refrain, just give people a little breathing room, a little breathing room. thank you, guys. [shouting] the debt limit, sir. >> today, economist will discuss budget gimmicks and fiscal responsibility at the american enterprise institute. watch live at two p.m. eastern on c-span2, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> sunday night on q&a lawrence wright pulitzer prize-winning author and new york staff writer talks about his latest book the plague year, america and the time of covid which examines the origins of covid-19, the response to the outbreak by the chinese government, and the handling of the pandemic by the trump administration. >> there was a global pandemic preparedness report that was prepared by johns hopkins and other entities. and it ranked the united states as number one in being prepared. and all the things the president cited about th

they will put him in a very good. i had more than my car and britain's top, they will not admit, he does not know exactly the number of your citizens still left enough denison. that as he threw the backlash over his handling of the evacuation mission from the country, ah, broadcasting lives erect from our studios and moscow. this is art international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. right now. the end of an era of remaking other countries. that's how us president joe biden describes the withdrawals from afghanistan, while claiming that the mission there was a success are to kill them up and has more. while the long awaited speech from joe biden was significantly delayed, the press waited quite some time for joe biden to finally come out and deliver his remarks. and now the town of the speech was overwhelmingly a defensive 1. 1 point he shouted about how the united states was facing a choice of leaving or escalating in afghanistan and how he made the choice to leave. interestingly enough, he did go

all the murals will be put together to create 100 yards of inspiration. >> to have a very small, tinyn the history or saga of that team, of the 49ers, and the nfl is a huge honor. >> coming up at 6:00, we'll tell you how can you be involved in the project. you can watch the niners on sunday night football right here on nbc bay area. kickoff is at 5:20. >> everyone is jazzed for that, especially raj. >>> here's what's coming we thought it was balloons popping. >> a supermarket shooting sends shoppers running for their lives. what we're now learning about what exactly happened. >> also new developments in the search for gabby petito's fiance. the fbi takes a step some have been expecting for days. >>> another problem for san francisco's troubled millennium tower. we investigate the smelly new issue at the luxury high rise as it continues to lean.

you in a lower set, or if you are _ doing better, they will put you in a higher set.. it's amazing, it's like a sweet vending machine but books. fewer calories and betterfor your brain. thank you for talking to us on your first day. i hope you have a fantastic time here. you are here for five years, so it would be great to come back and see you at the end of it all. adam and millie, thank you very much for talking to us. it's lunchtime, i don't want to keep you from getting something to eat. we are here all day at the north shore academy. we will be speaking to some of those who run this extraordinary place about the challenges of reopening the school even when they have still got covid to consider. the families of victims of the malaysia arlines flight, which was shot down over ukraine in 2014, have been giving testimony for the first time at a murder trial in amsterdam. four suspects are accused of shooting down flight mh17 over rebel—held eastern ukraine, murdering all 298 people on board. all are suspected of being pro—russian separatists and the trial is being he

it will put women back to work. will put people in situations where -- i know you're tired of hearing me say it but my dad's constant refrain, just give people a little breathing room, a little breathing room. thank you, guys. [shouting] >> the debt limit, sir. ♪ announcer: c-span's washington journal -- every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we discuss policy issues that impact you. rachel lipson talks about her recent article in the boston globe magazine looking at the u.s. job training system and how it can be improved. watch c-span's washington journal saturday morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. announcer: coming up, an update on immigration policy with the secretary of homeland security at the white house, then matthew whitaker on immigration from the republican national lawyers association conference. and later a house hearing on protecting financial information.

i will put them in a very good way. i had been more than like, ever since the 1st day when the the clear, you know, we will not on those people who will be both not handing over the government options, but i do think babies thought nursing house the thought going occupied my house and they were going to tell me all i can do that trying to sort of buy. but when they deal with the i know the like i'm not on on my car. we didn't know if they help us. we believe that the other one will be most that's why they're not even they're not even talking with british foreign secretary dominic rob has admitted that he doesn't know exactly how many you k nationals are still in afghanistan. you're facing growing anger over the handling of the british evacuation mission and put the number left behind in the low hundreds during a recent interview. look, of course when we are lament the fact that anyone would be left behind. i know that the number of u. k. nationals, the particular responsibility of the foreign office is now down at a very

so they can make a budget and stop debt repayment towards the international monetary fund will put on hold and case site seized power in july. and she's also got to persuade these other political parties and civil society groups that should be able to do her job. remember, all this is happening when the president has seized power, suspended parliament. and it's not clear under legally how she's able to do her job . and the suggestions that the parties in parliament could try and challenge the legality of her appointment and the government. she points when and if they try to enact policies ah, military. and she says the crisis in issue appears to dry is a stain on our conscious martin. griffith's recently visited the area and says, people are starving to death because deliveries of food and all the vital age have been blocked. the region has been devastated to the fighting, broke out between government troops and local forces in november last year. alex here, bryan report. this boy is a victim of what you in the world worth hunger crisis. he may not look it, but down the ways is 14 yea

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when corporations and the wealthy start to pay their fair share, it will put millions of people working jobs will help them punch their ticket to the middle-class and state in the middle class. everyone will do better including corporate america. just think about it. throughout our history, when the middle-class is as well has there ever been a time the wealthy doesn't do well? i can't think of one. our country needs these investments. i just want fairness injected into the system. like i said, the fact is the very wealthy will still have three homes or four homes. it will not change what schools they could send their kids to. just pay a fair share. corporate america will continue to do very well. now we need congress to finish the job. come through for the american people to gain strength and stability as we move forward. finally, the third thing we need to do, all of us, is to stick together. we have to put ourselves on track to accomplish extraordinary things. a strong, inclusive economic growth. landmark investments to create more good jobs and breathing room for millions of familie

she will put a 2nd for the rest of august and it shouldn't be. it was what some of us were here had the live off as and it off with an extra ah. and more than he does. i'm on so one for a lot and you just lay out a fever from what you can you can afford to an email, but a lot most of the call be as well. so there's a lot of talk in the is really media about as if hamas is separate from the palestinian people as if they wouldn't be protecting their own families. they will put up military installation in the same building as their families because that's not logical to do as a family member. so we have to think of these things in human term, the israelis managed to de humanize the conflict, but nobody and hamas is setting up a dangerous application. next to a civilian environment. the the the in the come off understood in 2014, the protective parisian. that when the youth dens area, when the hide behind the civilians, they will be protected and, and they will be immune in immune. there will be immune behind these people and i can tell you that in t

she said she will put the measure forward on monday. the senate has already passed a roads and bridges bill, but democrats are divided on a wider package of measures. pelosi says that will be lowered from $3.5 trillion. >> we will pass a bill this week. i promised we would bring the bill to the floor that was according to the language that those who wanted this brought to the floor tomorrow wrote into the rules. we will bring the bill tomorrow for consideration. but i am never bringing a bill to the floor that doesn't have the votes. juliette: google's youtube ceo says the internet giant still holds a free speech as a core value. speaking to bloomberg in the first public comments since it agreed to a russian government order to remove material from political opponents, they said google had many things to say with regards to limiting content. two has faced criticism for pulling videos by opposition parties like alexei navalny. >> we get requests from governments and we consider why are we getting the request and what is happening on the g

it will put you to sleep and three seconds. what reconciliation is about as a means to get significant legislation done without having to get the 60 votes that you normally need. the use of -- is the use of reconciliation a radical idea? it is not. republicans used it under trump in two major efforts. they were able to use reconciliation to give massive tax rates to the wealthiest people in this country and the largest corporations. they were unsuccessful by one vote in abolishing repealing the affordable care act, which would have thrown over 30 million americans off of the health care that they had, so the use of reconciliation is not a new concept. what is new about this bill is that we are going to use it to improve the for working families, not just the wealthy. [applause] now this bill will in all likelihood not to get one republican vote, and what makes it frankly very difficult, we got 50 votes, 50 in the democratic caucus and 50 republicans. in the house there is a three or four vote margin. we have a very slim margin

as she said, if we will put plywood down. we will agree to that and put the cars on the plywood as she just said would alleviate that pressure. in 2000, 2004, i attended the park that had a show as she also said that the jimmy's old car picnic was on speedway meadows and i recently attended the u.s. women's open and they put cars on the lawn for over four or five days, so there was no problem there and i see helicopters land in the marina for the fleet week. i think with our plan and i think with what dana said that it would be advantageous for all of us, we put the plywood down and we put the cars on top of the plywood and that mitigates it. so hopefully, we can come to an agreement that if we do it that way, the way she just said that there wouldn't be any problem with the park. thank you. >> president: thank you very much. >> clerk: next speaker. >> hi. good morning. my name is richard armenino. i'm a long time supporter of the italian committee. i do realize that the park was recently renovated, but i struggle with the cit

it will put women back to work.ill put people in situations where -- i know you're tired of hearing me say it but my dad's constant refrain, just give people a little breathing room, a little breathing room. thank you, guys. [shouting] >> the debt limit, sir. announcer: on saturday debate over the 20 22 budget requests with the house budget committee live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. republican

the who's the, the on throughout the week we've been examining the 14 parties ill hoping voters will put a tick in the box. so let's turn our attention down to the new people party. it was founded just a year ago. it's considered to be center, right. pleasure to fight against bureaucracy in the country and the stands for the modernization of political institutions. the policy promotes social justice and support the development of modern technology, science and education. one of its candidates told us about the advantages of being such a young party problem when you can't solve the problem of all the policies, not having an online presence of people who are presenting these policies most you rely on tv to present their opinions. but as someone who's worked with the media, i know the internet community has just as much influence and that trend will only keep growing. the political parties which don't have enough of an online presence will lose in the future. the key difference between tv and social media is that the 1st one is a monologue, but the latter allows dialogue. when you say somet

he's selling the put credit spread because he believes tlt will not move significantly lower. ell a wide food spread for $1, if he just sold the put spread, he would be risking $4 or so but yet by having the call strike against it, he's collecting another $1 and net $2 but he doesn't have to post addition ale marrigin because t width of the call spread is the same as the put spread another approach i would take is simply based on my directional views, which agrees with carter's, tlt is trading 146/152 range roughly. so i would be more tactical and move the put strike a little higher because i think tlt is already trading near the bottom of its range i would look selling 146/142 put spread and collecting about $1.50 on a $4 wide put spread. because of the $4 wide put spread, sell the 152/156 by doing so, i do reduce my probability of profit but i'm being more tactical and i do reduce my risks because here i'm collecting about 50% of the risk here but my range, break evens is still 144 to 154, well outside of the range that i think tlt will trade in. but i just want to -- just wa

that money will be put on gift cards and given to participating families to subsidize their internet fit from this pilot program. >>> coming up at 7:00, it's a sensitive debate. who should deep your kids about racism, you or your schools, the dribs? the debate happening across the country that's leading to books being banned from the classroom. we talk one-on-one with "the new york times" best-seller, an asian american from the bay area about her book that's led to backlash from parents that story and more coming up on our 7:00 newscast. >>> while there may be a potential breakthrough treatment for people suffering from chronic drug abuse. coming up next in an nbc news exclusive, kate snow takes you inside the operating room for an up close look at a rare brain surgery. a doctor implants electrodes in an effort to cut down drug cravings while the patient is awake for part of it. before the surgery, kate spoke with a patient to find out why he is so eager to try this experimental treatment. >> i mean, i'm getting holes drilled into my brain. it's scary. >> why are you willing to do tha

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do you think nancy pelosi will put off this boat? how manchin and sinema are talked about, talked about as centrist or moderate democrats as opposed to conservative or corporate democrats. you have, for example, joe manchin, chair of the energy panel, the largest senate recipient of campaign donations from the oil, coal, and gas industries. and then you have the headline yesterday on arizona democratic senator kyrsten sinema holding fundraiser with five business lobbying groups that oppose the massive spending bill containing some of the biden administration's top legislation priority's according to "t new york times" which reported the attendees were being asked to pay up to $5,800 to senator sinema campaign saying she opposed the spending bills price tag of $3.5 trillion and also increasing tes on wealthy individuals and corporations in order to expand the social safety net, improve worker rights, and combat the climate crisis. so she goes back and forth from the white house to the fundraiser, david dayen. >> yh, i mean, this is ab

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its authority in the united states, it writes the textbooks, it runs the schools, the government will not put out a narrative that makes itself weaker. so government schools in america for many years to come will continue to be used as tools for propaganda to reinforce the government narrative about $911.00. and today's coming underground here on our team, we hear from a former chief of staff, the secretary of state, colin powell, who reflects on america's post 911 policy and where it might have gone wrong. fear and re was how they made the decisions they made in the aftermath. that's not a good environment in which to make national security decisions for fear, as i indicated was they will get rid of us. but then there was a quick realization really coming after the debrief out, and the megaphone in new york, where the president said, and the people who did this will hear from us that is, polls would skyrocket and they did. so they quickly became motivated by political considerations. the poll numbers of the 911 mix up fear ethically with a strategy involving defense companies on k street. an

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. >> reporter: the plan will put children in pre-k.would provide two gyears of community college for college students. there would be 82 billion for public school improvements and more money for universities that serve minority groups including historically black colleges. >> we need to deliver for the american people. >> there would be help with child care, so middle to low income families with kids under five would spend no more than 7% of their income on such services. it proposes to help low income family to save mumbai making the earned income tax credit permanent. it would pump 35 billion into child nutrition, giving 9 million more children free school lunches. we are not leaving anything behind. we are not passing infrastructure bill and saying oh, there is no urgency to take on climate change on immigration or any of these other things. >> reporter: 150 billion in grant is aimed at helping electric company providing clean energy, there are rebates of consumer going more green and money for electrifying the fleet of federal vehi

germany is saying they will put gas into the power sector and the european grid. now we are looking at aspects of industry, for example, where it is cheaper to import ammonia and produce gas within the continent. that is liquid switching in the power sector. any industry where you can -- pricelist, it is essentially going to be a demand response. it is at very high levels. alix: we really appreciate it. james weddell is a global gas analyst. this is the point we have been trying to make the last couple of weeks. this is not going to be a quick fix. inflation and demand, but in reality this is a big shift in the market and that will at some point affect banker thinking. guy: absolutely. this is a set change. ultimately, we are stepping up to a higher gas price to make that less inflationary at some point, but nevertheless, the biggest question is the drag on growth. be certain. that is the real issue here. the time being, it is protected from an industry less so. there is a big shift in behavior and a big shift investments. i don't think we are in the foothills of

caroline: maybe they will put them back on tomorrow. coming up, we will be switching gears, discussing the housing affordability issues. we were talking with the prime minister from ireland about soaring prices across the board. adena hefets is with us, ceo of a company looking to change that, divvy homes. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: we are focused on housing inequality today. it is a global problem, u.s. problem, and it is getting worse here. he tech about the inability of regular people to buy a house where they work or want to live, it is harder to do that. caroline: input costs going up, labor costs going up. it has been like this for years. the 90 kingdom has seen for the last decade, the price point, oecd house price income ratio, excess of 100% in the u.k.. new zealand, netherlands, canada. basically nowhere in the developed world left untouched to a certain degree. let's dig into all of that in terms of the inequality element. the cofounder and ceo of divvy, a rent to own housing started. talk about how you are trying to make w

health officials are hopeful these findings will put vaccine holdouts at ease. reporter busy culinary has a story. i think the timing of this publication is really key as the delta varian drives an uptick in covid-19 infections, a new study published in the journal of the american medical association is shedding more light on the safety of the moderna and pfizer vaccines. the messenger rna vaccines, teacher cells. how to make a protein that triggers an immune response. we hope that the data we present will allay some fears about that this vaccine hasn't been well studied dr. elise car banda, a senior investigator with healthpartners institute co authored the study. she and other researchers examined 23 potential side effects. ranging from blood clots to seizures and stroke. analyzing the health of more than six million patients, dr. car banda says finding show that no serious health effects could be linked to the two dose vaccines. it takes time to conduct studies and to do them well and for them to undergo peer review. but that. that you know, we're glad to be

this is what the drivers will put. 6 in the be a lot many we have what is that? remember coming back to law holmes. we may not need the accident templates in the lower, but anytime the holy city of deer and it's 20000 inhabitants make their living off the road. each day comes of goods are loaded and unloaded from trucks. the only means of transport in the region. the the truck has court that provides most of the jobs here. the driver, mechanics, assistance level ages work every day, amid the dumps and pollution 23 year old kamara is a successful businessman. the already own 2 trucks. one of his trucks laden with 2 tons of sugar for a village, and the she trial is about to tackle the lower re pass. and not surprisingly, he's worried. he has his best driver at the wheel or no, the $60.00 a month is the average package. tony salary few drivers would accept the risks of the pass for that money. so camaro is offering a $90.00 bonus each way. the bonus, the younger drivers find irresistible. good. and then the fun though, was that it was, you know, those hazards and st

emissions for their children >> it should be mandated, yes. >> i feel like if the teachers don'and will put the mask on >> the broad group in new york similar for hospital and nursing homeworkers, prompting major concerns over staffing shortages. announcing she's ready to declare a state of emergency if thousands of workers don't show up even preparing for the national guard to step in if needed currently, hospital employees in new york state are vax natd compared to 77% of nursing home staff. in new york city schools, 89% of teachers have gotten their shots. the current fight is likely a sign of more to come >> this is only one in many number you'll see across the country because of the polarization and misinformation. >> the biden administration bracing for challenges enforcing is even more complicated than creating them >>> investigators are looking into the cause of an am track derailment that killed three and left others hospitalized in montana. the train enroute from seattle to chicago two locomotives and 10 cars, eight of which derailed. local residents rushed to the scene to help pa

but a fully aware that we will not put up with such behavior machine and such to choose to really go bono us doing less lose issue to the roles because that's the turkish military play in that role. but we will have 30 substances talks again from the someone station before the meeting and got to sit on the meeting that is scheduled for a june 29th of september. how can we deliver and what we agreed not to make to make sure that the cherries to know you're not the new dominate there. awesome. now would be to go you for the on the contact with the us. who is it? before you go to member on syria, we do have regular contexts with them and we point out that its presence is illegitimate. there is only got older and the zone they have occupied. it's great. you see 55 kilometers and cold tons and that's outrages johnson to the 30. like what's happening, they're closing and the root above the camp. it's a long, long story about who would you value new berlin? you asked for the contact between a c, there's a foreign ministry of security councils because from the who it's and you'll be good when

this will put one woman in the spotlight. here is will.ay haley makes history as the youngest american, the first with prosthesis and first pediatric cancer survivor in space. >> i think having cancer made me tough and prepared me to go to space. will: she is one of four astronauts on the inspiration 4. the first all civilian crew admission to space. >> until now astronauts have had to be physically perfect and i'm excited that this mission is opening space travel up to everyone. will: the goal is to ways -- to raise awareness and funds for st. jude's research hospital. nine years ago she was a patient and now she works there as a physician assistant. >> i work with the bravest kids in the world and they inspire me daily. will: she can return the favor. >> they all want to be astronauts now and i tell them that they can be. will: haley proving to the rest of us that not even the sky is the limit. what are you most excited about? she will video call them while she is in space. kumasi: that is pretty cool. this morning we are hearing from an

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she will put the measure forward on monday.ady passed the road and bridges bill, but the democrats are divided on the wider package of spending and past measures. pelosi says the headline amounts of the bill would be lowered from $3.5 trillion. >> let me just say, we are going to pass the bill this week. i promise that we would bring the bill to the floor. that is according to the language that was written into the rules. we will bring the bill tomorrow for consideration. but i will never bring a bill to the floor that does not have the votes. laura: the u.s. securities and exchange commission is delaying enforcement of a rule change some bond traders said could cause big disruptions for providing stock quotes. the measure is intended to protect investors from pump and dump schemes often seen in panic stocks. previously, the rule had not been applied to fixed income and industry groups say more time is needed to create the framework for a change. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more tha