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Surprised by anything that he may say or do. he has been absolutely outrageous in the way that he has called names, outrageous in the way that he has threatened. outrageous in the way that hes promoting himself all the time. he wants to act like a dictator. and so here we are, we find ourselves at a point in time where there are a lot of people who really believed that we could work together. now hes talking about investigating those who would in any way be involved in an investigation that is o...

Work, et cetera, et cetera. >> then, let me ask you this. >> yes. >> youre part of house leadership. has there been meetings among house leadership, among the committee chairs today about what to do now? i mean, what is the strategy? is there a unified strategy? do you have meetings today or phone calls? >> there will be ongoing meetings about this issue. we cannot help but develop a strategy. i have nothing i can share with you at this moment about that strategy, given the unveiling of the firi...

Outrageous in the way that he has called names, outrageous in the way that he has threatened, outrageous in the way that hes promoting himself all the time. he wants to act like a dictator and so here we are, we find ourselves at a point in time where there are a lot of people who really believed that we could work together. so now hes talking about investigating those who would in any way be involved in an investigation that is ongoing. that has been under way with special counsel, who has been...

Outrageous in the way that hes promoting himself all the time. he wants to act like a dictator and so here we are, we find ourselves at a point in time where there are a lot of people who really believed that we could work together. so now hes talking about investigating those who would in any way be involved in an investigation that is ongoing. that has been under way with special counsel, who has been given the mandate to get it done. so i think what were seeing is a continuation of a presiden...

Better than expected earnings helped stocks on wednesday. gm surged 9% on the earnings beat. theres other gm news. despite the earnings, gm offering buyouts to more than one-third of the workers in the u.s. as it transitions to self driving vehicles. gm employees who have worked for 12 or more years, about 18,000 of the 50,000 salaried staff in the u.s., will get the offer. gm is dealing with higher costs on steel and aluminum which raised costs $300 million in the third quarter. wework is sta...

The steepest decline since november of 2011. general motors surged 9% on the earnings report. gm is offering buyouts to a third of the workers in the u.s. as it transitions to self-driving cars. gm employees who worked 12 or more years will get this offer. gm is dealing with higher cost was tariffs on steel and aluminum which raised costs in the third quarter and could raise costs by $1 billion next year. wework is curbing the beer consumption of the new york city members. testing new rules on...

Answer from the chief prosecutor who was here for three days and left yesterday. they not get the answers. the senior turkish official says the saudis were not interested in cooperating in the investigation. they were trying to find out what evidence turkey had. christine. >> jomana, thank you for that. in istanbul in front of the consulate. inappropriate office behavior is under the microscope. now testing its limits on free beer at wework.

Million and operating drilling wells. and others investing $6 billion over 10 years to create drilling rigs and weatherford with a $2 billion deal. now on the defense side, theyre all in deals with saudi arabia to provide everything from tanks, missiles, jet fighters and choppers making billions upon billions off the saudi military and security efforts. the saudi government redirected billions of dollars to the japanese firm softbank taking the saudi money and became uber. ubers largest sharehol...

Separates so many children from their family. and i think the most troubling thing that we saw, particularly at the detention center in mechaniccallen, that you had a girl that was two years old, and they wouldnt let herr near her father. and one of the hhs facilities that we visited in brownsville, you have eight boys for every case worker there, when we were there, there were 1,400 boy s there were there, theyre only reunites 125 to 150 a week, and you just, when you leave, you tell yourself t...

Africa and she really wanted to make a difference. >> global pollution and kids without shoes. i wanted to do something good for the world, so i founded savannah sandals. >> she had the idea, but she didnt have the money. she couldnt found the company. but thats where we work came in. now, this business has tons of special programs, including one for veterans. it pairs them with mentors and gives them a sponsored work space. and then even helps them with networking for capital and otherwise >> t...