is limited but does seems to be spreading. it s time to check our freezers. your meat may be tainted. there s salmonella outbreaks going on for a year. that s the jenny o turkey company. 91,000 pounds of ground turkey beef. this is an ongoing problem. consumer advocacy groups are saying you re not telling us who the brands are, where this tainted salmonella turkey is coming from. the department has rebutted and say we don t know where the source is so it would be reckless for us to bring up other brands. in this year, 2018, 164 people that have been sick because of salmonella across the country. 63 hospitalized and including one death as well. overall in the past year and on
last august the department of education announced it would stop sharing information with the bureau. the student loan department later was folded into the agency s financial education office, alarming consumer advocacy groups. it is the latest in a string of senior level exits in recent months after mulvaney, a long-time critic of the cfpd, left the agency in november. since then he began broad overhaul of the agency s enforcement stance, pausing many of obama s enforcement issues still in progress americans weigh in on president trump and his handling of immigration while a majority of americans stand on the president s policy including reunification of a family separated at the border back with the forecast with bill karins and the potential for severe weather. for severe weather if you have psoriasis, .
conversations we are having. our members are earnest and sincere in trying to understand each other s perspectives. we have a big, big swap of views in the conference. i do believe there s a sweet spot. to be clear, mccarthy is not attacking mcconnell. he s noting that the house this past hundreds more bills, and he blames senate democrats for obstruction. with some items on the to-do list controversial, it might turn out to be a long hot summer in congress. shannon. shannon: mike emanuel on capitol hill. thank you. the interim head of the consumer financial protection bureau is disbanding three boards whose members include consumer advocacy groups. it s part of a broader overhaul of the agency by white house budget director mick mulvaney. he says the organization is too powerful and is overstepped its mandate to stamp out lending abuses. the dow surged 346 points. back above the 25,000 mark. s&p 500 up 24. nasdaq finished i had 51. president trump is touting his
what the fed may do. when the u.s. dollar that goes higher, if you want to take a vacation in europe or this supper, it looks good. we focus on what is important. shepard: thank you so much. consumer advocacy groups warning the deal for t-mobile and sprint could mean higher cell phone bills. common cause reports that this particular bid would create less competition. t-mobile and sprint are the third and fourth larger companies in america. combining them would make about the same size of verizon and at&t. we re hearing from a juror that convicted bill cosby of sexual assault. he said one piece of evidence made he know for sure that he was guilty. maybe all the other women that testified? that was not it. the details next.
on their customers and they can target ads. but they also own all of the space that the digital products are now on like netflix, hulu and amazon. consumer advocacy groups say that may be true but when you look online, there s powerful companies. googles, facebooks. you can t discount that. but it s still the cable companies and at&t. they control the infrastructure and the wireless networks, control the pipes that those online services need to access. so they still have quite a bit of leverage, you know, going forward. time-warner s response to that is simply that the ad dollars are moving away from traditional cable into those digital products and the rise in cable prices for subscribers is to make up for the lost revenue, shep. shepard: when are we expecting a decision on the