would they have done the same thing to joe brown from america?ust say he wasn't really -- he's not really a president. i want to say something positive. we progressives and i'm pretty much a progressive and i have to say this. the good news is what we talk about. 70% of this country practically without any problem changed the history. elected an african-american guy with an interesting background and a beautiful wife and beautiful african-american woman and beautiful family and we have all accepted it. that's the wondrous thing going on and outshadowed by the terrible voice on the hard right and we are a pretty good country, not a country of these people. >> what we see in the obama family, that's our new normal. i want to ask you one quick other question before i let you go. tom foley, very sad about his passing. wanted to just get your thoughts on him. >> yeah. well, there's a great example. happened to be in my book. i went to him in 1982 ready to beat reagan. he said it was time to raise revenues going too far with cutting taxes and spending

joe brown, technology editor at "wired," amateur photographer, professional critic, knows exactly howment. >> people are getting better, which is nice because my facebook feed doesn't look so terrible anymore. >> reporter: the most common mistake? >> using the flash. like, if you want to make your subject look like a vampire, by all means, shine a giant, extremely white light in their face. >> reporter: also, use those lines. turn on that grid you didn't even know was there. straighten things up. >> nothing kills a photograph more than it being crooked. >> reporter: and be mindful of composition. place your subjects along those grid lines and its intersections. professionals call it the rule of thirds. and finally, be alive to the moments around you. freeze some beauty. capture what used to be gone in an instant, but now lingers, alive, in photographer nation. and the 4.4 trillion photographs that now exist to tell your story. john donvan, abc news, new york. >> thanks to john for a pretty good photography course. you can share them on flickr. go to abcnews.com to find out how. that's

joe brown, technology editor at "wired," amateur photographer, professional critic, knows exactly howment. >> people are getting better, which is nice because my facebook feed doesn't look so terrible anymore. >> reporter: the most common mistake? >> using the flash. like, if you want to make your subject look like a vampire, by all means, shine a giant, ultra white light in their face. >> reporter: also, use those lines. turn on that grid you didn't even know was there. straighten things up. >> nothing kills a photograph more than it being crooked. >> reporter: and be mindful of composition. use those gridlines to place your subjects along its intersections. professionals call it the rule of thirds. and finally, be alive to the moments around you. freeze some beauty. capture what used to be gone in an instant, but now lingers, alive, in photographer nation. and the 4.4 trillion photographs that now exist to tell your story. john donvan, abc news, new york. >> thank to jon john for a good photographer fee course. send us your photos. you can share them an flicker. go to abcnews.com to

the republicans voting no against the changes, michele bachmann, joe barton brown -- massieton, peter king, and rogers. casey is on our republican line. >> how are you doing? maybe you can explain. why can't the congress, the -- let it goill through and get a consensus, at least 32 states to where they repeal prohibition and [indiscernible] the states can repeal if they have a state convention. would it be held that? >> this is the continuing resolution so this has to be dealt with the house and senate. they both have to approve the same language. west jefferson, ohio. jamie is on our democrats line. go ahead. my name is jimmy. i have been a longtime democrat. politics since i was 18. i wanted to make a comment. i have said and watched this on c-span and listen to both sides. i was a truck driver for 20 years, i was a teamster officer and agent. insurancestiated with companies. the affordable care act does not touch her insurance if you got it through company. is is ainion all this republicans tohe try to blame the democrats on shutting down the government which they are not going to

otherwise, joe flacco is working with rookie marlin brown. no panic in joe flacco as the qb looks forward. >> i love where we're headed. i love the work that guys are getting. is our record where we want it to be? no. but we have a lot of guys getting work. i think we're finding out a lot about marlin brown, about dallas clark. >> and be finding out what they have in eugene monroe, number 60. he practiced for the first time as a raven today. unclear if he'll be ready to play on sunday. that's when the ravens play the dolphins in miami. kick off sunday at 1:00. thursday night college football, texas at iowa state. the longhorns will take a shot with a long desperate pass at the buzzer. why not? it works sometimes. mccoy, 44 yards, harris touchdown. they beat iowa state 31-30. college football in annapolis this weekend, navy plays host to air force. coverage comes your way at 11:30. the baseball play offs are under way without the orioles this year. to get back to the play offs, buck says the most obvious need is to improve pitching. weadam wain

joe brown at "wired" knows how best to capture that moment. >> people are getting better, which is nice> using the flash. if you want to make them look like a vampire, shine a bright light. >> reporter: freeze some beauties. capture what used to be gone in an instant but now lingers alive in photographer nation. and the 4.4 trillion photographs that now exist to tell your story. abc news, new york. >>> good tips there. it wasn't a selfie. it is halloween. if you want to see a picture of us, we do dress up. go to our website and check it out. >> wnnfans.com. here's a couple of our fans. what are those things? anybody know? >> pacman. >> pacman. thank you, will. >> attention on the mics here. >> what do you think that is? >> no. >> ghost busters maybe? "breaking bad," of course. >> classic. >> okay. they're on a roller coaster. i get it. totally get it. >> minions. minions rule. amanda. check out our pictures. i believe in community. i believe in entrepreneurship. small businesses, i believe... ...help weave people and communities together. i believe in the american dream. what's even bet

and we had a live conversation with willie brown and chronicle political reporter joe garafole. with the supermajority, how much has changeed? >> there is great fear in the supermajority. they said prop 13 is going down and there is going to be a sort of liberal legislation. the chamber of commerce and a coneveryone isative body said they were happy with what happened. 37 of the 38 top job killer bills never came to fruition. >> jerry brown leads the fate of california. no matter what you call a supermajor in both houses and what have you, there is only one power at this moment and in this state and that is jerry brown. that is the way it's been for this entire legislative session. jerry brown was never a flaming aggressive or a flaming conservative. he was none of the above, just jerry brown and that is what he was doing. >> and this changes the rules and where you have more conservative democrats. who would have thunk it you would see more rise up and be funded by the chamber of commerce and this next year. >> you have more than that. you have the business of people having to

stephanie link, josh brown, joe terrano terranova also here. i want to talk about what it's like to pull into an investment like apple. let me start about asking something that scott unearthed, and that was about his sale of netflix earlier this week. and i think we got a very interesting window into his sell discipline. he basically said it wasn't because reed hastings said something about the stock. it was because i made five times my money. is that really a key takeaway, joe, from what we can -- what we can learn by watching icahn? sell discipline? >> i think it has to be. and i also think it's important to understand that what icahn is saying is i'm taking some profit and i'm hoping the sale i made is a lousy sale because i want the stock to continue moving higher because underneath it all, i still own a significant amount of shares. you have to understand the actual investment that you own. think for a second about netflix. an incredibly rich valuation. now you get really, really strong earnings. you want to take advantage in selling into

twins' catcher joe mauer, dominick brown and tooilg tigers catcher alex avila among them.ther players including san diego's nick hundley now wonder if they'll be healthy in retirement. >> your responsibility is to your family first. if you continue to play through concussions and stuff and you see long-term effects of it, you know, i just had a daughter, you know, that makes it -- puts in perspective a little bit more. >> reporter: major league baseball says it's trying to better protect its players. it implemented a seven-day concussion disabled list separate from the normal 15-day disabled list, to encourage more players to admit they have a problem. >> now that we've started to identify these injuries, we'll start to focus on ways to reduce it. one thing we've done is start to study catcher helmets. >> reporter: mlb is especially concerned about catchers. green also says reinforce the hats are a possibility for pitchers, possibly as soon as next season. >> he got -- >> reporter: something tigers' ace max scherzer told me he welcomes. >> i'm kind of in a vulnerable spot.

. >> in california joe biden governor jerry brown signed legislation that allows undocumented immigrantsriver's licenses. if they pass the test, they'll be given licenses with a mark on the front to distinguish them from regular driver's licenses. the cards will begin to be issued in january, 2015. they expect 1.4 million people to apply. >> the pope is meeting with pilgrims in assisi. he is with eight cardinals, focusing on a radical reform program for the vatican. he wants the catholic church to do more to welcome the poor, sick and disabled. thousands of pilgrims followed the pope as he visited sites associated with st. francis of assisi in federal italy. >> a recent surge in elephant poaching is putting the worlds mammal on the brink of extinction. a march for elephants has protests taking place today. aljazeera's craig leeson joins us live. how much of an effect is all this poaching having on the population of elephants? >> it's the fourth seizure in hong kong, a major transit point here for the rest of asia where the lucrative markets for these tusks are. this is decimating elephan

brown reports, it changed the way we build. >> reporter: last october superstorm sandy swept joe courtney's home off its foundation.h he knew it would be expensive to repair, he had no intention of leaving new york's rockaway beach. >> there was no question whether i was going to rebuild or not. this is where i grew up. this is where my wife grew up. this is where our lives are. >> reporter: his new home will be higher with 14-foot foundation and flood vents. >> all the necessary utilities to feed the house are going to be upstairs in the attic. >> reporter: all of those fixes are lessons learned that architects and planners are planning with new construction up and down the east coast. this is an architect and professor at columbus university. >> urban areas have a lot of natural advantages in terms of storms that we really have to take advantage of. >> reporter: he's overseeing the redevelopment of this factory site of brooklyn's waterfront, a new neighborhood he believes will be able to withstand bigger and stronger storms. in his design, buildings are farther back from the water and taller. vital mechanical sys

brown tonight takes a look at lessons learned. >> reporter: last october superstorm sandy swept joe courtney's home off its foundation.h he knew it would be expensive to repair, he had no intention of leaving new york's rockaway beach. >> there was not a question of whether we were going to rebuild or not. this is where i grew up. this is where my wife grew up. and this is where our lives are. >> reporter: his new home will be higher with a 14 foot concrete foundation. flood vents will allow high water to pass through. >> going upstairs in the attic there in that dormer. hot water heater, boiler, utilities to keep the house will be upstairs in the attic. >> reporter: all those fixes are lessons learned from sandy that architects and city planners are applying to new construction up and down the east coast. >> there will be above the floodplain. >> reporter: vishaan chakrabarti is an architecture. >> they have a lot of natural advantages in terms of storm that we really have to take advantage of. >> he's overseeing the redevelopment of this factory site on brooklyn's waterfront. a new neighborhood he believes will be a

joe flacco is working with a number of new receivers like rookie marlon brown. they'll be finding out what they have in new offensive tackle eugene monroe practicing for the first time as a raven just yet. >>> so the ravens will be looking for their first road win of the season this sunday in miami. you can see that game right here on wjz 13. our live coverage begins sunday afternoon at 1:00. of course, florida is kind of in the news today because of the weather they're having right now. >> and karen is kind of moving far left of florida. so by the time the ravens get there they may have a chance of some showers on sunday, 88 degrees. karen will have left the building and actually the remanence will be heading our way by then. it will be kind of in between. around the carolinas by then. >> and not coming here in a big way. >> not in a big way. much needed rain without all the problems. >> cool. >>> today 84 degrees, sunshine with some showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon possibly. widely scattered. >>> a pretty nice warn at the christopher columbus statute.

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retired air force major steve mcleery, retired general doug brown, retired vice admiral joe maguire, dahlia munoz and the entire board of directors and the greater community of the tampa bay area that supports special operations command and all of our brave heroes. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: jabe. for what purpose does the gentleman from -- the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, while we disagree from time to time, in fact, we disagree more often than we disagree in our house, i think one of the things we'd like to try and preserve is the concept of a reasoned debate. we want to have reasoned debate about the issues. it is impossible to do that if folks are exaggerating and fear mongering and that's what's happening right now on the fear of the debt ceiling. we hear if we don't raise the debt ceiling the world will end. we have been trying to convince people that the debt ceili

brown returned to practice. practice for the first time since the injury. a game on the road. it has not been easy for the ravens this season. last week, five interceptions to joe flacco. 203 yards on the ground. not the ravens we have come to know. a puzzling sequence. >> we have not played well on the road. we need to play well on the road. factoroing to be a big in determining how we start the season. if we play well we will have a chance to be in good shape. if we do not, we are going to have a problem. wine asked which team will sunday. 73% think it will be john harbaugh's victory. well.s ago, all was fighting for the central title, and then a six-game losing streak to end the season. capping things off, baker fired today by the reds. he managed for six season. never won a postseason series. the top two, the spurs pitcher. the top three, pedro perez. he is afraid to hit the ball. he earned it today. pittsburgh evened the season. day two of the presidents. a long one. rain delays in ohio. an houre to do, only of daylight remains. the course in good shape. tiger woods, alternate shots first toll. lead through 17. mickelson at- phil fit. weekend coverage here

browns. that's the next hour. >> ty, thank you so much. >>> not so far, joe, the traders are quick but not always right.on netflix. let's listen. >> yesterday, my final trade was to sell netflix, which i have done. this is a momentum stock. i don't want to wake up one morning and find out it's 50 bucks lower. fundamentally, the company's in good shape, but it's very rich here and i don't want to take what i view right now as outsized risk. >> joe, so you take today's move into consideration when we had this conversation, but talk to us about it. >> first of all, i've really screwed this trade up big time. i've been trading around it over the last couple of weeks. it went up to 334. would i buy netflix up here? no. absolutely not. i would not buy any of the momentum names yet. steven talked before about waiting. you need to be on the sidelines, waiting to see stability back in the overall marketplace itself. i'm out. i screwed it up. that's probably the reason why it will go down further. >>> coming up next -- >> i know that feeling. >> the dean evaluation. aswath damodaran will be with us when we come b

joe flacco, quarterback for the ravens. well, he missed the birth of his son so that he could play with his team against the browns. [ audiencelight laughter ] it was 8 pounds, 7 ounces. not the baby, the diamond flacco had to buy his wife to make up for not showing up for the birth of his child! [ cheers and applause ] what? he missed it. he missed the birth of his son to play against the browns. even the baby was like, "seriously, the browns?! if it was the patriots, maybe, i could maybe see it." what else in sports? everyone's talking about sochi, the winter olympics. 2014 winter olympics in sochi, russia are just around the corner. and get this. russia has apparently asked cher to perform at the games. [ light laughter ] if there's one thing that will keep gay people out of your country, it's holding a free cher concert! [ cheers and applause ] good idea, good thinking. someone's messing with putin, dude. someone's messing with him. actually, no, cher says that she turned down russia's invitation to perform because of the government's anti-gay laws. russia said, "no big deal." they'll just move on to their second choice,

he knew what he had done and apologized to ron brown, the first chairman of the democratic party on his death bed. >> i'm going to have to leave it there. joeimmy williams, thank you both for your time tonight. we'll be right back. >>> tonight, how can we fight to end the violence in our cities? including in this great town of chicago? that's next. color, and design. showing up where we least expect it. and taking inspiration from our wildest dreams. because kohler doesn't see the world in fixtures and faucets. it reimagines. coloring our lives in ways only bold could do, it's no wonder the world can't wait to see what kohler does next. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a

james brown once on an airplane said to me, joe, i want you to do your hair style like mine.does he wear his hair like that? this was the first time in my life a man wanted me to be like him. that validated me, it meant a lot to me. so you become a lot of things because of a lot of the demons you're fighting inside. that's what rejected stone is about. >> if i do my hair like that, will i be able to dance like james brown? >> why don't we first do your hair and then we'll see. >> no, no, no. the book is "the rejected stone: al sharpton and the path to american leadership." thank you very much. we'll see you on "politics nation." >> mika's favorite show. >> connie chung is on tonight. >> get out! >> she's going to interview me for one segment. >> i'm watching that. >>> still ahead, she became a house hole name on "friday night lights" and is now enjoying rave reviews in "nashville." connie britton will join us on "morning joe." stay with us. at a ford dealer with a little q and a for fiona. tell me fiona, who's having a big tire event? your ford dealer. who has 11 major brands

joe biden. >> i'm getting a cookie. >> me too. give me a cookie. bob franken, judith brown dianes, benji sarlon for msnbc.com and attorney and nbc latino and "usa today" columnist raul reyes. now i have cookie on me. but listen, really, i just kept thinking on the one hand this seems so serious, but on the other hand, i feel like we are reporting on this thing that is completely manufactured. >> well, a lot of the absurdity of this is that people have been calling it the "seinfeld" shutdown, the shutdown about nothing. we don't know what it's about day to day, which makes it hard to talk about because it started with this huge apocalyptic fight over obama care, and now that it's actually here we barely are talking about it. as meadows said, it's about national guard and parks and wic. it's like this meta debate about the effects of the shutdown, like some natural disast they're rolled in. so it makes it very odd to talk about when you don't know what one side's demands are. >> is that the thing that makes it different -- because this isn't the first time that we shut down,

brown is still on probation for assault something his ex-girlfriend rhianna four years ago. >>> this is joeo has the abouts assignment ever. the big names who showed up at the rally yesterday. >> reporter: this was london's version of the nfl experience at the duly. super bowl -- at the super bowl. >> fans of american football are scattered all over europe and this is a chance for them to unite. >> it is amazing seeing all the team answer the fans. >> my he brother first got into like green bay packers. >> so i started. >>> when the nfl first started on british television in the 80s. me and my brother would go and throw the rugby ball around the backyard and we were inspired. and we had nothing else but one green american football jersey. i was a new york jet fan from then on. >> reporter: the 49ers had the biggest following. >> i am from fairfield, california. what are you doing here? >> working out here in london. but i am excited about them being here. this is the first super bowl. and the niners won. so immediately, i was like 12 years old. i said right, that is going to be my team. >>

around and look at the year that scott brown won or look at 2010 when republicans did well, it was because that number was the exact inverse. >>> coming up on "morning joeust great. >> he is. >> you didn't sound very sincere. >> i love him. isn't he great? >> why don't you just say bless your heart. >> bless your heart. >> that's not good. >> what do you think of jim? >> he's the best. >> he's fantastic. >> oh, wow. >> who else do we have? >> dry ice bombs explode at l.a.x. for a second consecutive day. we'll tell you where the fbi investigation stands this morning. >>> plus, a high school student-athlete is suspended from competition after showing up at a party where booze was being served. apparently they didn't care she was a designated driver, making sure another kid got home safe. thousand school is defending its decision. >>> but first here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> that's a wild one. texas has been the worst weather in the country over the last couple days. they had a lot of rain over the weekend and it continues today. over the weekend thunderstorms, and thunderstorms and lightning can be very dangerous. here's an exam