can know and share the fruits of your spirit, especially in this time, virtue of tolerance and reconciliation, of justice and righteousness. watch over this house and cause your blessing to be upon each member that they might serve all the people in their home districts, those who voted for them and those who did not. may all that is done within the people s house this day be for your greater honor and glory amen. that we all the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day s proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas rise? mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, i demand a vote on agreeing to the speaker s approval of the journal. the speaker: the question is on agreeing to the speaker s approval of the journal. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the journal stands approved. the gentleman from ar
well, good morningtial everybody. thanks for joining us today. i m betty lynn. we want to begin with president obama s unprecedented cyberattack against the united states. the u.s. is striking back against russia for a hack, which the intelligence community says was met in part to influence the administration. they impose new sanctions. it takes more than 30 top russian officials out of the country, closes two russian government compounds and more. but congressional leaders, including john mccain and lindsey graham say it s not enough t. the question is, will a republican reverse the decision? just as i told russia to stop it reporter: president obama made good on that retaliation. officials in vladimir putin s inner circle, not the russian president, himself, all but sippingled out by president obama. we told them to cut it out or there will be serious consequences. reporter: banning business contacts with americans. russia also accused of harassing u.s. diplomats
early today starts right now. well, good morningtial everybody. thanks for joining us today. i m betty lynn. we want to begin with president obama s unprecedented cyberattack against the united states. the u.s. is striking back against russia for a hack, which the intelligence community says was met in part to influence the administration. they impose new sanctions. it takes more than 30 top russian officials out of the country, closes two russian government compounds and more. but congressional leaders, including john mccain and lindsey graham say it s not enough t. the question is, will a republican reverse the decision? just as i told russia to stop it reporter: president obama made good on that retaliation. officials in vladimir putin s inner circle, not the russian president, himself, all but sippingled out by president obama. we told them to cut it out or consequences. reporter: banning business contacts with americans. russia also accused of harassing u.s.
is daybreak australia. we are two hours from the first major market open and the start of a brand-new quarter. yvonne: it is after 6:00 p.m. here sunday in new york. we will be looking at how all of the action in wall street will play into the asia-pacific trading day, and just a reminder of where we closed friday, while you were enjoying your weekend, the markets were still on board. you can see we closed pretty low. you saw a significant drop in the last hour of trade reflecting the nervousness of the market amidst all of the economiccal but also events, the s&p down 0.2%, the points,ed fell 65 off 0.3%. this week will be another big one in the u.s. and around the world. you are mentioning how we are awaiting the meeting of president trump and xi jinping, but jobs numbers will be out on friday. this is for the month of march. i want to take a step back. no april fools here on how far we have come down in our jobless rate. if you look at this, it reflects actual jobless cl
to my trailer and i turned and i knew what was going to happen. she sped up and gunned it and run right into the crowd. reporter: three people died at the scene, a fourth later at the medical center. a staringing 47 people were hurt, 17 remain hospitalized, five in critical condition. it s been a crazy 24 hours. but, you know, the medical center really has helped out. reporter: two-year-old nash lukas was the youngest of the four victims. a family friend. it breaks my heart to think they were having such a good time. reporter: this woman from india was studying business from oklahoma central and marvin stone and his way bonnie were family. he was an agricultural engineering professor, awarded the highest honor. long-time friend. we re just a small college town him he and bonnie will be highly missed. yesterday was a pretty hard day for the city of stillwater. reporter: community members packed into churchs and parade into the streets. stillwater, oklahoma, ree