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Surveillance reauthorization, 6038 was the vote. The 60th vote was needed to announce that bill. Also on capitol hill, a number of hearings we covered, a rather lengthy one on Homeland Security. A routine oversight hearing with Kiersten Nielsen kirstjen nielsen. Testified before the judiciary subcommittee on this issue. And also talked with a number of senators about the recent changes in daca and immigration. Here is what she had to say with some senator amy klobuchar. Listening to your answers...

In a general sense, how is this bill received enough plants conservatives and especially fiscal conservatives, not very well. You had a number of colorful reactions coming from the house ridden caucus. They call this a debt junkies dream. They also halted fiscal insanity, others called it a Christmas Tree on steroids. So you get the picture. These Freedom Caucus members and a number of other fiscal hogs. Those i be concerned about the rising debt and deficit in his country and really, any of the...

That is what we want. We are talking about how we tackle poverty and tackling schools and education underachievement is lionel to the life of our children. Mr. Speaker, can i ask the Prime Minister he has not answered the question. Can the Prime Minister assure the people of my constituency that an elected mp will not be given minority seating in dundee and moreover, does he [shouting] spill we are very grateful because he has had a very clear answer but maybe the snp dont like this answer but t...

The fisa court and how they could improve that but courts generally. I think the down side of courts generally is they are not often well equipped to handle classified cases. Aside from standing issues, the process of handling classified materials, stamped with clearances is a challenge with the courts and they have shown timidity when taking on the government and they defer to the government or rather than challenge the government or look for the least intrusive for the rights with Civil Libert...

Following the report we told you about last night, that north korea fired a missile that traveled over japan racheting up the already high tensions surrounding the korean peninsula. Couple that with the historic flooding in houston and the surrounding areas and you would bet that would be a recipe for a selloff in stocks, but thats a bet you would have lost because by the end of the day stocks did a nearly 200 point about face. The dow rose just about 57 points to 21,865. The nasdaq rose 18 and ...

Government policies that we are going to talk about in this panel limit the opportunities for them to get a job, for everyone to get a job, the most in the people are the ones who need it the most. I will cut straight to the introductions. Knepper is the director of Strategic Research at the institute for justice. Policy in social Science Research on issues choice,to School Private property rights, economic liberty, and free speech. Ofore working as a director Strategic Research, she served as t...

Welcome to squawk alley for thursday were at post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange were getting some Oil Inventories in a moment here Hurricane Irma makes its way to florida as a category five storm, slamming into several islands in the caribbean overnight. We have Team Coverage this morning. Wmaq meteorologist is back at hq phil lebeau is in chicago. Lets start with you we have a very strong category 5 hurricane that is going to churn over warm waters and low sheer, those help keep the hurrican...

Flattened how they are preparing for this monster hurricane. The president set to hold a News Conference this hour with the amir of kuwait, a day after the president shocked republican dealers. And new reports are out about a possible trump schumer deal. Plus the News Conference live. All of that is on tap. The dow is the biggest loser, and disney is one of bob iger warned about apple is taking a hypothetical wall street journal set reporting that the new iphone is plagued by production glitches...

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A woman jumped up, screaming and crying and running out of the room. What she said is, you are telling my story. How did you get into my head . Woodruff all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by and by the alfred p. Sloan foundation. Supporting science, technology, and improved Economic Performance and Financial Literacy in the 21st century. Carnegie corporation of new york. Supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and ...