Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Mary Schapiro express important that the action on a stock frank. Chairman schapiro said the libel make markets more transparent, stable and efficient. From George Washington University Law school, and this is 45 minutes. Good morning. I am paul berman, 19 of the law school as art said and i want to welcome you to this conference and obviously welcome Mary Schapiro, chairman of the securities and Exchange Commission. So one of the things that i think makes this law school, the George Washington University Law school distinctive and different from other top law schools is the degree to which we are integrated into the real world of law and policy practice in this country. So one of the things we are always striving to do this not be an ivory tower Academic Institution solely, but also one that is always trying to engage the practicing bar, people from corporations, people who are not lawyers in the educational enterprise and also when Public P
Mourners in scotland bid farewell to the you case longest writing monitor Queen Elizabeth the 2nd. As a coffin makes his final check. Ah, hello, im carrie johnston. Thank you for joining us. Its been a day of remembrance and quiet attributes from the people of scotland to the only queen. Many of them had ever known. Queen elizabeth the 2nd cortez is making its final journey, travelling across hundreds of kilometers of the Scottish Highlands and then resting briefly for the night at the monarchies, official residence in edinburgh 1st minister, nicholas sturgeon is among several scottish leaders who be present as a queens coffin, makes its way while on an fisher is lie for us now in edinburgh. So were allen, a long journey through scotland to allow people to pay their respects to the queen. Tell us about the preparations in edinburgh and, and whats going to be happening next. It is not the route you would normally take if you are driving from bar moral to her to edinburgh. She just cross
Consumer relief. And the story in the times are both talking about benghazi and that sort of led to a different settlement. Did you see this . No, i saw jon voight talking about this. Can we build some roads with this . I dont know, how are we going to build roads . Both parties believe we need to raise the party on gas leap. Didnt we collect like 50 billion . We are collecting a lot of money. Where is all the money going, do we know . Thats what im asking. Get some bridges the tax thing. Its the whole tax thing on whether we should lower taxes or higher taxes for the roads. Why wcant we use the 50 billion that we just collected . I dont know how it works. What is the department of justice going to do with it . I think they are going to give some of it back or something. Maybe a new Computer System at the i. R. S. Would be good. That might help. Maybe the cloud. Tell me about what does benghazi have to do with citigroup . So they were about to settle at a different price. Yeah. And the
Already fragile immigration talks and negotiations to avert a government shutdown. Lets begin now in washington with cnn White House Correspondent abby philips, who joins us with more on the fallout from the president s remarks and what hes tweeting about now. Hello, abby. Hello, martin. The firestorm from the president s remarks on thursday afternoon have really not died down very much, and it also calls into question as you mentioned the future of the daca talks. Remember, this is all about whether or not democrats and republicans are going to be able to come together and find an agreement to deal with the fate of nearly 700,000 immigrants who were brought here as children. The president tweeting this morning his own doubts that a daca deal might be in the future. Heres what he wrote. He said, i dont believe the democrats really want to see a deal on daca. They are all talk and no action. This is the time but by day and night they are blowing the one great opportunity they have. Too
Closely. Hopfully the mayor will be able to properly do his job. Our sara sidner, fill us in on the latest. A very different scene. Ill walk along with you on the riverside because basically the crowd i just got done speaking to, one of the chairman of the proud boys Enrique Terio said theyre leaving and indeed we heard them rounding people up and there were 200, up to 200 people from farright or rightwing groups or supporters of the president here and their idea was to engage the left. Mostly, they are trying to get antifa designated as a terrorist organization and that was why the proud boys in the first place called for this rally, which, by the way, the mayor said nobody had a permit for, but there are a huge number of police here. A huge number of police. I do want to give you an idea of whats happening. Were on one side of the river and we walked over the side of the river on the bridge in portland. On the other side of the river are folks who are from portland who came out again