this event. watch tonight. and enjoy every weekend on c-span3. former congressman tom graves and brian baird gave insight now on ways to modernize congress. they spoke at an event hosted by the american enterprise institute. welcome. i m zachary coarser. co-director of the lab at clairmont college. my pleasure to welcome you all here today to a conversation about mod nation in congress. a follow-up discussion to october 16th where we had the opportunity to discuss congress s diminished role in the constitutional system. i d like to thank you you for hosting this event. and george thomas for sponsoring and organizing this event as well. we re very fortunate to hold this because the timing is certainly right. we started talking about this in october. we had some rather, you know, broad discussions of article 1 powers and the kind of, you know, well-worn thesis about congress, how it had withdrawn from the separation of powers that had been dominated by the executive. and we b
us @cnbcfastmoney. all three stocks on the move in the after hours session after reporting results. w we ve got full team coverage kate rogers is at&standing by on starbucks. more on microsoft s big quarter. josh. for microsoft these are strong beats across the board, not just the bottom and the top, but look at these segments revenue and productivity and business processes, 13.4 billion that was an increase of 13%, better than expected within that office 365 commercial revenue growth, 21%, 20% constant currency. intelligent cloud segment 14.6 billion, also a beat. within that azure revenue growth 50%. morgan stanley was looking for 41% in the quarter, and finally revenue in more personal computing 15.1 billion that s an increase of 14%. i did check in with evercore, i want his quick take on the quarter, bottom line for kirk, very strong results across the board. azure he says blowing out expectations with that print office 365 commercial business up 20% you are seeing, kir
a scathing report showing the scale of mishandled covert 19 funds in south africa we ll look at that and other countries facing similar allegations and voting has begun in libya s local elections because of the conflict not everyone will be constant balance. and in sports contrast in fortunes from the top seeds at the u.s. . now that jock reaches 3 to round 3 back terribly netflix has been knocked out. hello everyone was starting in the us just 2 months away from the presidential election donald trump is again selling more doubt about ballots that would be sent in by post he was visiting north carolina and he seemed to suggest they were here for yourself that people there should try to vote twice once by mail and once and person to be clear this is illegal but trump said it would be a good test of anti-fraud efforts. they ll vote and they re going to have to go and check their vote by going to the ball and voting that way because even if it tabulates and they won t be able to
investigating war crimes in afghanistan the i.c.c. has now cleared the way for an inquiry into the allegations and the u.s. is angry so can justice be done in this war torn country and the politics at play this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i m peter dobby the international criminal court has authorized an investigation into possible war crimes committed in afghanistan an appeal by the i.c.c. as chief prosecutor to bensouda was approved after being rejected last year he s ations of atrocities committed by u.s. soldiers the taliban and afghan forces will now be investigated the torture of prisoners sexual violence and the indiscriminate mass killing of civilians are among the claims the i.c.c. wants to look into but the u.s. does not recognize the court s authority and the white house has even imposed a travel ban on its judges peterhof minsky the judge presiding over the appeals chamber defended that ruling saying the case meets all the right criteria that
investigating war crimes in afghanistan the i.c.c. has now clear the way for an inquiry into the allegations and the u.s. is angry so can justice be done in this war torn country and the politics at play this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i m peter dubey the international criminal court has authorized an investigation into possible war crimes committed in afghanistan an appeal by the i.c.c. as chief prosecutor to bensouda was approved after being rejected last year he s ations of atrocities committed by u.s. soldiers the taliban and afghan forces will now be investigated the torture of prisoners sexual violence and the indiscriminate mass killing of civilians are among the claims the i.c.c. wants to look into but the u.s. does not recognize the court s authority and the white house has even imposed a travel ban on its judges peterhof minsky the judge presiding over the appeals chamber defended that ruling saying the case meets all the right criteria that i