tech giants including facebook google and so forth face possible antitrust propes over markets dominance what's all that about. well reports in different media suggest that all of the major internet giants are facing investigations in the united states for potentially abusing their market power and their technological edge in their respective businesses we're talking about all of them facebook google or alphabet the parent company of google and you tube but also about apple amazon and the reports are that several government agencies in the u.s. are investigating here as well as congress so this is really a large scale political attack on the whole sector and i can let loose and there in front of it thank you so much. mexico has launched a counter offensive against the threat of u.s. terrorists top officials say further levees would not only hurt the economies of both countries but could also cause a quote in the central americans to migrate north in the last week don trump used his favorite economic tool to push his political agenda. there's barely a week left to solve the latest conflic

prope plastics, and across the border in the supply chain. in all, 250 billion dollars worth of goods, including $60 billion of color parts.. that argument is littlee to -- f car parts. that argument dodoes little to swsway dononald trump. he insiststs on cracking down on migrants crossing into the border. pres. trump: swamping our border, coming up from the by the millllions. mexico hasas to stop it. otherwise we w will nonot be abo do this. it is a very simple thing. >> mexico may be already toughening its stance. on monday, at the guatemalan border, stopped someone thousand migrants from heading north to the u.s. some resisted, being tackled to the ground. but the rest boarded buses and were taken to a local immigration center. it is not clear if they will be allowed to carry on their dorney north. >> next, bryan, imf director christine lagarde has posted a message for the g20. "first, do no harm." bryan: a bit of a hippocratic oath from the guard there, a word to the wise. they are meeting in japan over the weekend. they will be looking a

. >> because as it grows the perishables are poised to profit and so are those investing in cold prope for nightly business report, i'm diana olick in jessup, maryland. >>> uber and lyft get a lift from wall street today and that's where we begin tonight's market foc19. firms initiated coverage on uber's struggling stock with analysts saying it's a buying opportunityor their clients. meanwhile, citigroup initiated lyft a a buy. it likes the concentrated focus in the u.s. and canada. 42.75 and rose to lyft shares were down a fraction to 59.17. french automaker renault is now delaying a decision on the potential merger with fiat chrysler after an activist hedge fund wrote to renault's board opposing the deal that the proposed $35 million rose, it rose t 13.33. box shares fell following last ght's results which showed slightly better than expected earnings a a full-year revenue outlook. the company blames longer than expected duration of closing deals with new larger clients and that comes with s longerre cycles. it fell more than 4% to 17.18. mattel and joining&p the 500 while mattel wil

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the 2020 labor-hhs propings bill we strengthened protectioners in unaccompanied children program. these include funding legal services, blocking the administration's memorandum of greement that had h.h.s. every roans youly prioritizing immigration enforcement over care for kids. and scaring sponsors from coming forward. and requiring the administration to abide by the protections that are guarantees under the standards of care of the flores agreement. that is what we've done. this is what we are doing now. this emergency supplemental provides funding for the housing of children. it implements protections for them. it enacts mechanisms to ensure their safe and expeditious placement with sponsors. we provide legal service, child advocates, post relief service, additional federal field specialists, case management personnel to identify potential family sponsors and to discharge children to them as quickly as possible. the emergency supplemental provides a full amount of $2.9 billion. requested by the administration. the full amount. these funds enable the department to expand its net

the 2020 labor-hhs propings bill we strengthened protectioners in unaccompanied children program. these include funding legal services, blocking the administration's memorandum of greement that had h.h.s. every roans youly prioritizing immigration enforcement over care for kids. and scaring sponsors from coming forward. and requiring the administration to abide by the protections that are guarantees under the standards of care of the flores agreement. that is what we've done. this is what we are doing now. this emergency supplemental provides funding for the housing of children. it implements protections for them. it enacts mechanisms to ensure their safe and expeditious placement with sponsors. we provide legal service, child advocates, post relief service, additional federal field specialists, case management personnel to identify potential family sponsors and to discharge children to them as quickly as possible. the emergency supplemental provides a full amount of $2.9 billion. requested by the administration. the full amount. these funds enable the department to expand its net

the clerk: a bill making propings for the departments of commerce and justice, science, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2020, and for other purposes. the chair: when the committee of the whole rose on friday, june 21, 2019, amendment number 221 printed in house report 116-119 offered by the gentleman from utah, mr. mcadams had been disposed of. it is now in order to consider amendment number 229. for what purpose does the gentleman rise? mr. woodall: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 229, printed in house report 116-119, offered by mr. woodall of georgia. the chair: the gentleman from dwea, mr. woodall, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. woodall: thank you, mr. chairman. if you had granted me more than five minutes i would have spent much more of that time talking about huh good it is seeing you there in the chair. i serve on the transportation committee, mr. chairman. and the -- my amendment proposes to strike jurisdi