Good morning everyone. Thank you for coming over. I appreciate you coming over. Obviously we are here to urge houseca republicans to settle their differences among themselves. Come to their senses and honor the deal they made with President Biden earlier this year. If they fail to uphold this basic responsibility then they will trigger a completely avoidable shutdown. If that happens about 84 hours from now the u. S. Federal government will be forced to close threatening our economy our National Security, and leaving americans in every state in territory less safe for and what to make clear the impact i want to make clear the impact of a potential republican shut down so there is no confusion about what is at stake for transportation, for working families and for all americans. Just as importantly i want to talk about what is at stake for all of us those who are holding this funding hostage gets their way and their demands for severe cuts to important federal functions including transp
Unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. From the nations capitol to wherever you are, because the opinion that matters the most is your own. If this is what democracy looks like. Cspan, powered by cable. Transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg held a News Conference to outline the impacts of a potential Government Shutdown specifically on air Traffic Controllers and rail inspectors. His remarks from Agency Headquarters in washington, d. C. Are about 25 the minutes. Morning, everyone. Thank you for coming over. [inaudible] all right. I appreciate you coming over. Obviously, were here to urge House Republicans to settle their differences among themselves, come to their senses and honor the deal that they made with President Biden earlier year. If they fail to uphold this basic responsibility, then they will trigger a completely avoidable shutdown. If that happens, then about 84 hours from from now the u. S. Federal government will be forced to close, threatening our economy, our National Se
It is better than the nasdaq which is down by 3. 5 for the week. Dow down 1. 5 . Yesterday was a rough day. It was yields. The next board that we will show on the back of everybodys minds. Investors. Normal people are not saying oh, my gosh. 30 more basis points. We are sitting up and taking notice of the 10year treasury now. How low we were for a long time with the backtoback crises. Right. If you look at the steep curve, that tells the story from the lows. The 2year treasury is the same story. Japans central bank maintaining the ultra loose policy. Bank of japan citing uncertainty with the economies and Financial Markets at home and abroad. This is a big deal. The yen has been vehweak. There have been expectations to raise rates. Governor euda indicated that would be the case. As soon as the end of the year, they would talk about finally ending negative Interest Rates. That has taken place for a long time. Yesterday, ashley spoke with the Prime Minister of japan. We will show you tha
Misconduct accusations. We need to draw a line in the sand. Say none of it is okay. None of it is acceptable. Now, three days. Three resignations. Is this just the beginning . And can this momentum translate into lasting change . Plus, violence after trumps decision on jerusalem. President trump fulfilling a Campaign Promise and upending decades of u. S. Foreign policy. So, how does this move help trump achieve what hes called, the ultimate deal . Peace between israelis and palestinians. From the white house to your house, we take on the moments that mattered this week. From abc news, its this week. Here now, coanchor martha raddatz. Good morning. After nearly two months of the me too tidal wave, Time Magazine named the silence breakers those voices that launched a movement its persons of the year. This week, the consequences came to capitol hill. Now facing its own moment of reckoning. Congressman john conyers, representative trent franks, and senator al franken all announcing their r
To find out whether those that it owes money to will throw them a lifeline or claw the money back at any cost. Steinhoff may not be a household name to you. Let me give you a bit of background. Its origins are in the furniture business in germany in the 60s. But its now a global giant, with brands across europe and the us. Alarm bells were ringing last week when it failed to publish its financial results. What we did learn is that its grappling with a seven billion dollar hole in its finances. Little wonder that the regulators are now taking a look. The value of shares is down 80 since the news broke, as investors stampeded for the exit. The scandal has claimed the scalps of both the chairman and the chief executive. Those that gave the Company Money to help it expand are now exposed lerato mbele has been following the story from johannesburg. Lerato, this is a huge corporate scandal, lots of people are saying this is perhaps the biggest thing we have seen on thejohannesburg stock exch