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parliamentary the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island. mr. cicilline: parliamentary inquiry? has debate concluded on the rule? the speaker pro tempore: all time for dwight on the rule has expired. mr. cicilline: in light of that, mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 4872, the end the shutdown act of 2018, may i firn. a continuing resolution through tuesday that would immediately reopen o the government while negotiations continue on a budget agreement that adheres to parity, re-authorizes the children s health insurance program and other critical health care programs. addresses dreamers, and providing assistance to americans impacted by natural disasters. i m asking for unanimous consent to bring this bill up to reopen the government. if all the claims my republican colleagues i m asking for made about openi the government, here s the chance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is no longer recognized. under clines consistently i ....
- rats (202) 748-8000 the numbers are listed on your screen. you can also get in touch via our twitter feed, at c-span as well, or send us a message via facebook. a look here in rollcall. another the float expected, the senate expecting a vote on funding scheduled for 1:00 a.m. eastern friday. we ve got prime and the republican. what are your thoughts. ? they ve got to get their act together. they need to work together with republicans, get rid of nancy pelosi, chuck schumer. they just need to just get their act together and think of the american people. stupid that really they are shutting down the government over illegal immigration. come on. seriously? the democrats need to think about her military. more so than the darn illegal immigrants. i mean, host: judy calling on the democrats line. caller: i m very unhappy with the way they are treating her immigrants. i understand what the issue is. people contribute and make a difference to the country. almost everyb ....
brendan: the chinese government seems to be in full panic trying to throw things at this to see what they can fix. tom: we mentioned barclays news. jenkins is out at barclays. here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: another round of government support measures the benchmark shanghai composite index is down more than 30% since june 12 through investors have suffered more than $3 trillion loss on paper. the chinese government has taken steps to prop up more cap stocks. at one point participants were locked out of 71% of the market. foreign investors continue to sell holdings at a record pace. european leaders have given greece a new deadline. expect a rescue plan by sunday or face being kicked out of the euro. the greek government is told to come up with new proposals. angela merkel says she is not optimistic. this morning at the european parliament, the greek prime minister promised to deliver. prime minister singh tsipras: i am confident in the few days we are able to meet the ob ....
welcome to countdown. it s 6:00 in london. another day, another story out of china let s start with the chinese equity markets. this is a picture of the shanghai composition, your today. shanghai compensate, your ear to date. what have we lost so far on this chinese market? we have lost $3.9 trillion worth of value in less than a month. such is the level of trading halts we are seeing on the chinese market. the latest government headline is being described as an act of desperation. let s talk about the u.s. equity markets a number of issues. we saw the u.s. equity markets fully open for the last hour of trading. the nyse suffered a three-hour trading hold because of the software update. other trading was open all the way through the afternoon session. still, amazing developments we will come back to that. the fact that we saw the fed concerned about greece in china, that weighed on stocks. let s talk a little bit about what happened in the asian session toda ....
deadline of missed another deadline. it s too late to conclude. that s the last opportunity to qualify for a 30 day review in congress. an agreement after today would be subject to two months of scrutiny. the talks can t be open-ended. we are here because we believe we are making real progress toward a comprehensive deal. as i have said many times, as i have discussed the president last night we are not going to sit at the negotiating table forever. stephanie: the latest disagreement is on the arms embargo. the u.s. as opposed to a wholesale of things. stephanie: negotiations can t be that bad. they are in a luxury hotel. erik: stocks have bounce back from that selloff. they saved the biggest rally since 2008. the composite rose 4%. it was up almost 6% yesterday. the chinese government has intervened with a series of unprecedented measures. state-run companies were ordered to ride stocks. it is hard to reach the heights of minions which opens today. this is one of the ....