i'm yvonne man. betty: you are watching "daybreak asia let's get to the first word news. >> three of the top banks have posted better-than-expected profit growth. ecb -- icbc reported a 3% rise. another bank reported with a 5% gain. all three lenders beat estimates. qantas aims to follow its perth londonanother bank reported wit% gain. flight with a direct flight to chicago. the carrier is taking delivery of four more 787 dreamliner's. it has already announced a melbourne san francisco route. as well as links to seattle and dallas. qantas is optimistic the service could be again -- again by the end of this year. ? -- begin by the end of this year. -- we are being told the treasury is being working on a plan to identify sectors where they would be barred. would be another attempt to punish beijing for perceived theft. package worthtion more than $43 million was awarded after he took over last year. it includes $12 million in cash to replace funds he forfeited. it includes stock options by you'd at $16

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. the facebook data breach and geopolitical concerns combined to create a risk-off day that added to market anxiety ahead of the fed decision on interest rates. let's get the latest with su keenan with what we saw for the price action here overnight. it really was the nasdaq that took the biggest blow. >> what we saw was a major drop in the nasdaq fighting to hold on to its 50 day moving average, which it did. take a look. closing off the low of the day. the nasdaq 100 was the risk -- down for the fifth day. facebook and apple, the big story. we did see treasuries close off their low. they erased earlier losses. gold advanced on the weaker dollar, but look at the losses on the nasdaq and the dow. the dow out of lois was down more than 2%. let's go into the bloomberg and g #btv 811. let's take a look at how facebook brought down the fangs, the stocks heavily favored by private investors. facebook, apple, amazon, netflix, and alphabet's google. what you see is the s&p 500 index of the fan

asia," i am yvonne man. betty: and i am betty liu here in hong kong. a combined net income for $150 billion in 2017, a 50% jump for the big lenders. ramy inocencio year with the bloomberg terminal chart. ramy: looking pretty rosy as we look into the earnings week. taking a look at the figure you just mentioned, a 2.9% growth year on year. it looks even better when we look at 2018, estimates were a .1%. this is because of china's faster than expected growth, nonperforming loans that are falling and rising interest rates. let us go to my first bloomberg terminal chart, g #btv 5099. we are seeing in white, the agricultural bank of china already out. tencent up earlier from about nine cents a year -- nine cents year on year. citic, upe are seeing 16% year on year. looking ahead, china construction bank and pink as well as in yellow, industrial commercial banks, icbc, with our expected to see rises. #btv 7405,rt, g creeping up. --agbank up,.5% ever since 2014, for the big rise. we expect this to happen come as mo

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. anticipated briefings on trade and possibly on permitting casinos on the island. it cut its budget deficit for the first time since 20 tell than such a growth target of around 6.5% this year. that's gets a tom mackenzie, joining us from beijing right now. plenty on cap here for a day two as well. tom: absolutely. the focus really yesterday was getting these targets and tying together a picture that seems to suggest tighter monetary and financial conditions with the gdp target and deficit target being reduced to 2.6% from 3% last year with the money supply being kept on hold. and of course, a big focus still on the deleveraging campaign. monetary policy remains neutral and prudent. we are looking ahead to what we are hoping to hear from the big state planning session. more details from the delegates about whether they plan to allow casinos to operate on theirmore details from islana challenge that might pose to the casinos in macau. yvonne: it certainly is going to be something to watc

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. hong kong says sponsors of ipo's in the city have been extremely reckless, indicating more penalties are on the way after unit was hit with finds. they will announce the results of an investigation into 15 companies in the next six months. tom atkinson says the commission wants to hold individuals accountable as well as firms. betty: aviation regulators and china asking airlines owned by the hna group to pay overdue bills, including fuel and airport fees. they are demanding payment, even though further action has been suspended to not disrupt flights. was told to pay all of its fuel arrears, or be sold off. expectationcartel's for growth for a fourth consecutive month. that suggest the flood of new construction is undermining its efforts, along with russia, curbing the global glut with output. planning tort expand its grocery home delivery service from six u.s. cities to more than 100 this year, as a food fight with amazon heats up. uber, a $10 service fee. part of walmart's pushed to

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. will finally be announced monday, five months after governor zhou xiaochuan said he would soon be stepping down. tom mackenzie joining us from beijing for more. there have been rumors about who he or she might be. we are not sure until monday. but who are the most likely contenders at this point? tom: that is an important caveat, we do not know for sure. some names have risen to the top. that has been newly empowered. i will run through some of the top contenders. guo shuqing is currently the chairman of the banking regulator, cbrc, seen as fairly robust in tackling shadow banking. he has had a role in trying to curb overseas buying of assets by the likes of anbang and fosun. then we move on to jiang chaoliang. hobs the secretary of province, almost asei populace as italy. in fact, he oversaw what was at the time the biggest corporate bankruptcy in chinese history. he also served as an assistant governor for the pboc. he has a wealth of experience. the other potential candidate is liu

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. you are watching "daybreak asia ." >> the fallout from facebook's data scandal is increasing. it is resetting privacy settings on its network. home speakers with video chat capability are being reviewed to make sure they make the correct trade-off regarding user data. it will be reviewed at facebook's developer conference in may. facebook is no longer the top faang punching back. amazon is the new target. saidlunge came after axios president trump upset with regulating the company. it is not the first time he turned his attention on amazon, he accused them of squeezing low prices. boeing said reports it has been hit by one at cray -- one a cry acry ransomware has been over. it only affected a small amount of systems. miss's enterprises will its initial deadline to ship coal from queensland. they began work at the carmichael project after failing to raise 3 billion aussie dollars from lenders. adani will continue to look for funds and expect coal production to be delayed up to a year.

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. programs ofalted its autonomous driver, after an autonomous vehicle and uber knock-down a woman in arizona. they are not speculating on what it means for the self driving sector. but it said it could have an emotional effect on test drivers, so they are putting the program on hold temporarily. after noble group suing defaulting on a debt payment. goldie block -- goldilocks filed a suit. noble has struggled ever since their accounting was questioned. they cut the credit score to a level signifying default, it was $379 billion. amazon delivering again. shows its market cap exceeding that of alphabet. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, thr

i am yvonne man. welcome to "daybreak asia." toan-pacific markets said it fall after overnight losses on wall street, investors wary of president trump's latest move. he is slapping heavy tariffs on steel and aluminum. it draws criticism from home and abroad. betty: i am betty liu. it is just after 7:00 p.m. thursday in new york. jay powell says there are no signs of overheating. china's leaders plot the course for the coming year. growth and presidential power will top the agenda. ♪ betty: we saw the tariff news early, spooking the equity markets. the selloff for a third day in the row on the s&p. i want to pull up a chart, g #btv 5705. it shows declines we are seeing across all the equity indexes, whether it is europe, japan, the s&p. equityidends on these markets are starting to drop lower than what you get on the treasuries market. that is making bond markets much more attractive, which can be a self-fulfilling prophecy for equity markets. the lower they go, the lower they are going to go. that has implications for the eco

yvonne: i am yvonne man in washington. turning up the heat on china, trump calling for tariffs and restrictions on china. let's get the tom mackenzie. he has the story from beijing. good to see you. president trump slapping tariffs on steel and aluminum, he did mention this is not the only stop, the next seeming to target intellectual property. tom: this is the stage where it becomes concerning for china, they don't need to be too concerned about the metals tariff. but in terms of broader tariffs on a broader range of sectors, yes, that is going to get china's attention. politico say they have three sources who told them trump was presented by robert lighthizer, representative, with a package of tariffs worth of 30 billion u.s. dollars a year on chinese imports. trump said the amount is not high enough. lighthizer has long been a china hawk, he will go out and come back with a higher package. the official announcement could be as early as next week. sectors including telecom equipment, tech, toys, clothing, furniture, a mu

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. the world's biggest food company has weighed in on the mounting trade tensions, saying it would be bad if all agricultural products were argued as bargaining chips. tom mackenzie joining us from beijing this morning. what does that say about china potentially blocking u.s. soybean imports now? does that seem less likely? tom: it does seem a little bit less likely because patrick, the president of cofco, said he had received no orders from the government to reduce or stop importing u.s. soybeans. that was something that clearly he welcomed. take a listen. >> for china right now, i think much encouraged the commercials to buy u.s. soybeans. i don't see anything the chinese government is doing anything to affect the normal u.s. and china agriculture trade. headso the cofcotom: saying that he was concerned that any exacerbated trade tensions between the two countries would damage both sides. soybeans has been front and center in the question as to how and if china responds with its own co

this is bloomberg asia headquarters, i am yvonne man, welcome to daybreak asia. the exit polls show the center-right meeting in italy. the election was marred by delayed confusion. china's elite gather to chart economic and political courses for the year. evidential trade world looms over the two week events. betty: i am betty liu here in new york. it is after 6:00 p.m. on your sunday evening. calling forump tariffs at home and abroad. america's allies won't be exempt. the

this is bloomberg asia headquarters, i am yvonne man, welcome to daybreak asia. the exit polls show the center-right meeting in italy. the election was marred by delayed confusion. china's elite gather to chart economic and political courses for the year. evidential trade world looms over the two week events. betty: i am betty liu here in new york. it is after 6:00 p.m. on your sunday evening. calling forump tariffs at home and abroad. america's allies won't be exempt. signaling another exit and a step toward the end of the easy money era. >> no shortage of disruptive moves to the ball and the equity markets here. this is the seat majority here. there are these threats. i went above this chart here. this is the bull market, g #btv. the percentage of consumers. this is the white line that still leaves we will see an increase in the stock market in the next year. why is this important? i wouldn't said that consumers are great stock market predictors but as long as they have the confidence of u.s. consumers to make up a majority of economic growth, you might still b

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak asia< ," i am yvonne man in hong kong. betty: and i am betty liu from new york. discuss with mark mead, the asia fixed income analyst. mark, before we start talking about the bond markets, i would like your reaction on the headlines about the banking and insurance regulators being merged, the pboc also assuming more of those powers. what is your reaction to that? guest: i don't think it is a major surprise. it is continuing something we have been seeing over the last year, tighter financial market regulation in china. ultimately, it probably does tighterwards regulation, consistency of regulation, and that might he some downside for growth in the near term in china, it is probably a good thing in terms of sustainability of growth. mark fish doesn't lend more confidence to the china story? >> we will see what types of regulations they come out with. assistant you regulation again, is never a bad and. betty: certainly not. havee: i wanted to ask, we them talking about deepening the parties overall leadership. now that we see

yvonne: and i am yvonne man. we have gone quickly from a on it to risk off, given we are digesting the news of gary cohn's resignation. moderatorn as the when it comes to america first policies. 225re seeing the nikkei leading most of the losses, 0.6%. and big exporters taking it hard today, down 0.7%. the dollar-yen getting a bid at 105.63. seems like we are having a harder line stance on trade. we are also looking at futures. s&p futures down 1.3%. the dow almost down 400 points. the nasdaq also losing ground. pretty much risk off trading right now. as asian markets are opening lower with the news of gary cohn's resignation from china, there are fresh trade threats against china, and north korea's apparent willingness to give up nuclear weapons at the safety of kim jong-un's regime is guaranteed, if you can believe that latter part. johane with us cio jooste. your reaction to cohn's departure? how risk off is this going to be, the reaction to cohn's departure? johan: i think the markets are reflecting the fact,

yvonne: 11:29 in tokyo. i am yvonne man. the key ally of xi jinping is said to be party secretary at the people's bank of china. the new york times said ministries and state owned companies have such a person to communicate official policy report on performance. the incoming pboc governor will ease of the financial sector and introduce currency reform. toalso pledged to meet defuse risk. risk to threaten china, i think the current banking system in sure it and securities markets and the controls in place leave china well-placed to mitigate those risks. yvonne: president trump is expected to take aggressive action against russia later on monday. of diplomatssion following the nerve attack on the former spy in the u.k. this will provoke action from moscow but align the u.s. with european allies. several countries will announce their own expulsions of russian diplomat in concert with the u.s.. leader hascatalonian been arrested. the living -- the man has been living in olson's the declaration of independence -- the man has been

in hong and i am yvonne man come about into "daybreak asia". stories this thursday, president trump is expected to sign the order on thursday, steve mnuchin admits there could be retaliation. --porate china is is is assesses that it will defend interests. and from bloomberg headquarters in new york, the latest move shows the type u.s. labor market will help wages and spurs what is described as moderate inflation. and a health check on japan and expectation for exhilarated growth. we are headed live from tokyo. ♪ ramy: good morning to you, you von, and happy international women's day as well. it wasn'te markets, so happy because of the aftermath of gary cohn's resignation and a lot of investors are looking for some caution in the trade. taking a look at the nasdaq, it was up by a half of a percent. and then paired with losses, let's hop onto the bloomberg #. i want to show the reaction from gary cohn's resignation. the line had fallen and paired with the 10 year you could see that falling coming to the flat line, and there is a recovery here a

yvonne: i am yvonne man. you are watching daybreak asia. let's get to first word news. you and good morning. president trump is expected to take his most aggressive action yet against russia later monday with the likely expulsion of diplomats, following the nerve gas attack on a former spy in the u.k. that will probably bring similar action from moscow but aligns the u.s. with european allies. several countries are expected to announce their own expulsions of russian diplomats in tandem with the united states. steve mnuchin says he is optimistic of a deal with china that would force all the impositions of tariffs order by president trump. he said that sides are engaged in public -- productive conversations and is hopeful of agreement. the president did announce measures worth at least $50 billion or that is punishment for alleged intellectual property theft. and seoul in seoul -- average in an agreement on their six-year trade deal here that is according to steve mnuchin. he said the countries have an understanding on reducing imports of korean steel, and they expect to

. ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak asia" and i am yvonne man in hong kong. ramy: central banks around the globe are assessing president trump's tariffs and their potential to spark a trade war. let's discuss the impact with former adelphia president -- former the delta fed president -- i want to get your thoughts now that we have seen trumps tariffs signed and sealed. how much time do we have to wait until we see a possible impact on the fed outlook, if at all? >> it will be a wild. hile. before, and they were gone, so i think there is a lot of uncertainty of how this plays out. frankly, the steel tariff --mselves and alumina metals the economic impact of these things in the aggregate economy is not going to be that great because they are not that big at this point. -- is this aanger foreshadowing of things to come and how much is it to come? that is the bigger worry rather than the tariffs themselves. kathleen: people have been ricochets, if this that it could turn into a trade war. concerned because prices go up, or is it a concern of forward growth becaus

i am yvonne man, welcome to "daybreak asia." a mixed day ahead for the asia-pacific. wall street saw losses in consumer and energy. day,&p fell for a fourth the longest losing streak of the year so far. investors now await the fed. betty: i am betty liu in new york. it is just after 7:00 p.m. thursday evening. good news for broadcom. after a bruising week in washington, earnings are in line with estimates. it is the end of the

i am yvonne man. welcome to "daybreak asia." asian-pacific stocks set for a big open. a slide in the yen. weak tech will still play a role. tesla one of the losers in new york. and a question about a fatal crash in california. betty: i am betty liu in new york. it is 7:00 p.m. wednesday. the wto says they see the first signs of a trade war that could derail the global economy. some relief r

ur.to fo ♪ yvonne: it is 7:00 a.m. here in hong kong. i am yvonne man, welcome to "daybreak asia." a second day as congress prepares an investigation into the mishandled data scandal. the company at the heart of the uproar suspended ceo of cambridge analytica, saying it alexander nix's secretly recorded comments are unacceptable. betty: i am betty liu, in new york. the finance minister failing to block president trump's tariffs. they also blocked their resistance to protectionism. yvonne: i

i am yvonne man, this is "daybreak asia." declines after a tech selloff dragged wall street down. also renewed fears of the trade war. tesla falling the most in two years. doubts about its abilities to churn out the model three. betty: i am betty liu in new york. it is after 7:00 p.m. this tuesday. restricting investment in industries like technology. hasjong-un

i am yvonne man. welcome. president trump signed $50 billion in tariffs against china and it says there is more to come. and a measured response is expected, with china buying more american goods. and from global headquarters, i'm betty liu, it is just after 7 p.m. on this thursday. the u.s. ambassador calls on the white house, saying china is not afraid and will defend itself. the news reverberating through the market, sending stocks down the most in six weeks, the

i am yvonne man. welcome to daybreak asia. the top stories this tuesday. reward. asia-pacific markets said to extend recovery on wall street as trade wars ease. investor appetite coming back. the recovery set of the dollar to the lowest level in five weeks, down against all g10 peers except the yen. globalfrom bloomberg's headquarters, i'm betty liu in new york or is just after 7 p.m. on this monday. allies expeld responsiveness by attack in england. the fallout his facebook

. ♪ yvonne: 7:00 a.m. here in hong kong. bloomberg'sfrom asian headquarters. i am yvonne man. welcome to "daybreak asia." tepid u.s. retail sales stoke fears that consumer sentiment is cooling. opec changes its tune on a supply, saying production from rivals will top growth demand this year. betty: from bloomberg's global headquarters i am betty liu in new york. blackstone says that u.s.-china trade imbalances must be equalized. we have our interview with ceo of

i am yvonne man. welcome to daybreak asia. the top stories this tuesday, facebook slumped over user data. they are accused of handling information that could influence elections. mark zuckerberg has lost 5 billion dollars so far. lawmakers on both sides of the atlantic want answers.

i am yvonne man. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi? haidi: what a trade would mean for chinese conglomerate. we go one-on-one with the ceo a little later on. of rextrump's firing tillerson, will it complicate plans when it comes to the north korea discussion? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: this is bloomberg markets asia. i am haidi lun in sydney. david: i am david ingles in hong kong. big news from the u.s., trump has fired secretary of state rex tillerson, proposing to replace them with of the current cia director, mike pompeo. joining us on set, jodi schneider, with of the implications for what this means on foreign policy. haidi: mike pompeo is viewed as a loyal trump supporter. intelligencerump's briefing every day since trump took office. that is what president trump wants apparently, in his cabinet members. he wants to make the decisions and have them carry it out. that is different from his predecessors, who delegate a lot of that function to the cabinet member. in this case, he wants someone who will carry out what he wants.

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. let's get to first word news with ramy inocencio. ramy: china's nominal parliament has footage of the president xi jinping stay in power indefinitely. all but five of the 3000 delegates of the national people's congress supported the proposal to allow him to remain in office beyond the normal two terms. other changes include a more assertive foreign policy and bracketing his name alongside previous leaders. the russian military has released video said this -- and said to show the test of a hypersonic missile that can fly up to 10 times the speed of sound. the russian president has claimed this as an ideal weapon and said it is too fast to be intercepted by current air defense systems. it is one of a range of new generation weapons putin revealed in a speech earlier this month. halteds confirming the model of reproduction, in a planned pause to improve automation and interest. -- teslaks output the also makes the model s and x at this plant. it is a must in the drive to make electric cars affordable and popular, but ramping up product

i am yvonne man. welcome. president trump signed $50 billion in tariffs against china and it says there is more to come. and a measured response is expected, with china buying more american goods. and from global headquarters, i'm betty liu, it is just after 7 p.m. on this thursday. the u.s. ambassador calls on the white house, saying china is not afraid and will defend itself. the news reverberating through the market, sending stocks down the most in six weeks, the yen strengthening through the 105 level. level. ♪ ramy: it seemed -- betty: it seemed like this appeared an possible, but we are getting closer to this with the intraday chart on the terminal, showing you how the yen, as we mentioned, the dollar has in the 1.05 level against the yen. 1.0565, theyrt at did not go into a freefall, but level thatkey traders have been watching for. more bad news on the trade front. i imagine strengthening yen and what damage it could cause the japanese economy. yvonne: it is not just the trade side, we have gotten ug

yvonne man is standing by. >> we're still seeing risk off. china the big focus. therts economic targets, index down. the biggest loser. we are heading lower. is original benchmark slightly off the session lows, but we are seeing haven buying into the yen. indian rupees trading, some upside here, so raw dollar weakness and a little bit of wine into the chinese renminbi. looking ahead to the indian markets, some results coming through from northeastern states over the weekend. the bjp and its allies are showing gains and remote areas that have been under the power of the communist party in india for 25 years, so perhaps that could add to that could add to the sentiment in india today. nifty futures up .3%, the rupiah at 65.16, strong momentum ahead of national elections next year. these states only make up five seats in the lower house. we are looking ahead to trade tensions as well and how that inld impact india particular, looking at steelmakers in the country. we see continued pressure tatably from the likes of at steel. they are a significant producer and both

he spoke to bloomberg's betty liu and yvonne man. recognition by a the international investment community for the reforms that the saudi stock exchange has toen in the past 18 months address the requirements of opening up the saudi stock exchange and pursue a more attractiveness platform for international investors. >> are you confident that the msci will deliver a similar outcome in june? it seems like the momentum is behind you. what are you doing to make that a reality? >> as we did with ftse, we worked closely with ftse and msci as well as international investors, to achieve the requirements. about they optimistic positive reaction of the international investors. we have been very closely in contact with msci and international investors to doubts the saudi market has had in the past. we believe we are in a good and strong state as we speak today, and we are hoping for another milestone to achieve next june. >> many investors before this decision were having qualms about the saudi market and stocks after the crackdown on corruptio

her mom, yvonne told us what happened next. on december 23, 2016 a 32-year-old man by the name of antonio rosales was looking through backpage.com for a child to have sex with and i'm quoting quoting, just like countless others before him. he knew backpage was a site to go to in order to find young underaged girls to have sex with with. during his search he came upon a picture of my 15-year-old daughter under the posting new girl in town looking to havegh n fun. it was posted by herb kemp. desiree was driven to antonio's residence with the intent of having sex with his 32-year-old man, a man twice her age this was the last night of my daughter's life. on christmas eve, december 24, 2015 desiree might debut was brutally murdered and now my life is changed forever. she had been beaten, raped strangled and if that wasn't enough he slit her throat all because she said no she didn't want to do this again. she screamed for help and there was no one around to help her. yvonne ambrose had the courage to testify before us and i have rep

yvonne born young now he rejects creature comforts and modern technology sleeps on the open on this boat and exists on freeze dried food well born yet documented his sailing trip on film here's a closer look. yvonne bowen yourself his sports catamaran around the globe a journey of fifty five thousand kilometers with no cabin or g.p.s. . thanks. we mishap with him in paris to find out what inspired his voyage. for years old and also when i was your i did this trip with my parents but the river for sure bigger board and i really wanted for two years after that to see what happened during my. when i was young with my life and to understand where i come from. a professional sailor evangel me or has won many prizes and said world records in twenty ten he crossed the mediterranean in less than fifty three hours then he decided to embark on his dream to sail around the world. he set out from france on october fifth twenty thirteen after crossing the atlantic and the caribbean he passed through the panama canal. during the voyage he crossed three oceans and fishing season. my idea was to le

her mom, yvonne, told us what happened next. on december 23, 2016, a 32-year-old man by the name of antonio rozalos was looking through backpage.com for a person to have sex with. he knew backpage.com was a site to go to find young underaged girls to have sex with. he came across my daughter in the posting, new girl in town looking to have fun. desiree was driven to antonio's residence by the pimple, -- by the pimp to have sex with a man twice her age. this was the last day of my daughter's life. on december 23, 2016, my daughter, was the last day on earth. she was beaten and strangled all because she said no. she screamed for help and there was no one around to help her. yvonne ambrose had the courage to come testify before us, and i repeated this -- part of her testimony not because it is enonlying or pleasant, but it is the hard, ugly truth about sex trafficking. it is the reason that we must pass this measure, and it is also the reason why we need to defeat the amendments that would send this measure back to the house and it

yvonne was preparing lessons for the day. >> it was a friday and it was a beautiful blue sky, december day, and i remember leving for work that morning and thiising, ths going to be a great day. ve brangham: yvonne and students surviby hiding in a closet. it took several hours before she realized that others hadn't been so luck yrchghts when ey evacuated us to the firehouse nearby, that's wh we kind of understood the enormity ofwhat was going on. and when i got to the firehouse and heard that there were twoi classes of ldren missing, i thought, well, they must have found a place to hide lie we did, they must have had to have found a spot. >> 20anghamlementary school kids and six educators were killed that day. >> news of a scool shooting in shovel -- >> brangham: six years later,he anr young man with another ar5 walked into deanna's school, marjorystoneman douglas and started shooting. >> what is your rge? please help. is anybody injured? yes, a lot of blood. please help, please! >> brangham: deanna was in a room with a dozens of kids when the attack began. you're thinking of yvonne an

she was later raped and murdered by a 32-year-old man who found her on that website. this is an american citizen, 16-year-old girl. and if you watched the testimony of her mom in front of the commerce committee, you'd be voting for this bill today. her mom ended her rivetting and very sad testimony by saying, if there were stricter rules in place for posting on these websites, my child would still be here with us today. it was a wrenching story and one, unfortunately, that too many american mothers and fathers are telling us. so we're going to vote on this today, and i hope all my colleagues vote for more progress, but, mr. president, as you know, there's actually -- there's actually prostive -- positive progress that's been going on this issue. a lot of times when you read the news, you always hear about conflict and how there is no progress in the senate. we have had a lot of issues, but there has been a lot of bipartisanship. in this area, there has been significant bipartisan process to start finally addressing this growing problem in america which, again, is rema