of course, the new category is electrophones.nthesized birds chirping and water trickling with new age music] (shapiro) any wave form that you can make in the air, you can make in a wire an analogous wave form, and so you can make music; you can make sounds electronically. an early example of the electrophone was the theremin where the player moves his hand further and closer to an antenna and changes the pitch of the sound that way. and a second antenna over here changes the amplitude of the sound that way. [eerie electronic tones] [electric guitar whines] as the century developed, the electric guitar came into very general use, taking the sound of the guitar and picking up the sound on little pick-ups which are like tiny microphones behind the strings and putting those sounds into an amplifier and back out of a speaker. and then, of course, after that, you begin to come to electronic music synthesizers, and on into the future, who knows what will be next. (stubbs) timbre is connected with musical instruments mostly by structure

. >> at least one member of the dolphins is trash tweeting which is a new category. linebacker chris mccain made this image his new twitter avatar. we should point out he has appeared in a game if weeks there he is apparently going to crush tom brady's head. steve burton is live at the scene. steve that is destined for the locker room wall. reporter: unbelievable they don't learn. i don't know why they give the patriots bulletin board material but in the meantime the patriots keep on rolling. another weekend and another win. but this one wasn't so easy. but they got it done. patriots are off to a 6-0 start to the season the third franchise history by the way and tom brady had another big day. throwing for 355 yards but he could have had more. patriots receiver said they dropped a ton of footballs yesterday. something the patriots have got to fix without much time to fix it. miami dolphins are coming in on a hot streak. they are 2-0 since they replaced their head coach and scored 82 points in those wins. ryan tannehill looked very sharp yesterday nfl best completion pe

we are merging software and machines and creating a new category.we tried to do with the ads is talk to future employee, a developer. and a developer who will not just be interested in makingming and code but a difference. we had a little bit of fun. tongue-in-cheek other types of apps. you are showing one right now. [laughter] emily: yes, we are. ge makes heavy-duty machinery. what is the digital and is digital industrial term referred to? linda boff: emily, it is all about creating a layer of data and analytics. so that we can not just have the providing ourso customers, our really customers, our energy customers, our hospitals with insight so they can run more efficiently, trains cooperate more efficiently. we can save companies money and predict outcomes. we have built a whole software division and launched ge digital, a division focused on how to enable our machines with the digital knowledge. we have built an industrial ourd, a platform that customers and everybody in the industry can use. it is a big part of the transition. youy: is interesti

today's rally will be the first of a new category and it is informed for her to do well as we look around market square here in alexandria. her supporters say she is gone through some tough weeks. she had the debate. she had joe biden make his decision, and then the benghazi hearing -- she escaped relatively unscathed. not without some damage. there is still the fbi investigation into her e-mail server. for the most part, her supporters say she did what she needed to do and got out without a lot of collateral damage. she has also been buoyed by the other peopletwo have dropped out. first, jim webb, and out today lincoln chafee saying they are no longer in this game. there is more of a very clear path. we talked with some people on the other side of the aisle, the chair of the gop here in virginia -- they talked a lot about why it will not be smooth sailing. we will have that, highlights, and some important fact-checking from yesterday's testimony all coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. jummy: thanks so much. another blow for republican presidential candidate jeb bush

so, megan, you've created maybe a new category.roduct industry is absolutely nothing. it's not even a rounding error. it's mist. i can't get over the hurdle of whether this is a business or not. i just don't know, and neither do you. so for that reason, i'm out. thank you, kevin. but i do know it's a business. i just wanted to clarify that. i took a lot of heat in the beginning because people would say, "you're not a hair stylist. you're a social worker." and then i had the epiphany that these products are not for hair stylists. moms are gonna be the ones to buy these products. and when it's important, moms will listen. you know, i didn't do so well in chemistry in college. i would be honest, but when i learned about the toxins in children's products and their effects on a growing body, i learned-- moms can figure this out. then don't--don't you think we have to take it further and actually test and label that we've tested for these things? because-- absolutely, but those kind of studies are very expensive. h-have you priced them o

news. category 3, 115-mile an hour winds. the latest track, moving to the bahamas, whether it makes land fall or not, it's close. bumped from a cat 3 to a cat 4, huge system right there, 130- mile an hour winds minimum, and then it will push to the north with relatively cooler water, loses strength and now you're look at a cat 2 making land fall maybe north carolina, virginia, maybe maryland or so, the chesapeake with the winds around 100 miles an hour. look at that. our area continues to be in the cone of concern, and is there any variable that could take it out to sea? i will show you something right now. here's the spaghetti models. the spaghetti models, of the nine i can animate and put on tv for you, anywhere from south carolina to the outer banks of north carolina, and that's where we think the land fall will be. there are, however, 27 of these models all together, and i just looked at every one of them for you. of those 27, there's 7 that go out to sea without making land fall anywhere. the bigger point of the storm, w

hurricane like the one off the east coast now picks of energy from the warmer oceans, it enters a new category of threat. that happened with superstorm sandy. when the ice melts in the sea level rises i was in miami the , last three days. streaming in the streets of broward county. they now have sunny day flooding where the salt water comes out off the storm drains. they are spending $400 million to raise the seawall. these are temporary measures. we have to take action. it represents a collision between the way we have organized civilization and the surprisingly fragile ecological system of the earth, which is a very thin atmosphere. we have quadrupled population, in the last century, technologies are more powerful and the short-term thinking that is often reflected in our current capitalism, current politics and culture, it is driving this collision. but people are awakening to it. i do think that the most exciting source of hope is the engineers and scientists and business investors have come up with a stunning cost down curve. sharp decreases in price for electricity from solar. energy is

news. category 500 getting ready to devastate the western coast of mexico. this was a nasa satellite image of hurricane patricia. the storm packing 200-mile-per-hour winds and people in its path are in serious danger. now we go to a live look from the mexican coast. you can see a person walking right here, but you can see the trees really starting to pick up in the breeze right here. let's get right over to chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz, for the very latest. >> kevin: that breeze gets a lot of play, mark. we talk about the winds with these storms, no question about it, it will cause damage, but surge. the wall of water that's going to come on shore. it's got its eyes at least, on the west part of part value. continues to track off toward the north-northeast. waves right now, are 41 feet near the center and just to the right of the center, 28 feet manzinilo. sustained. 200 miles per hour was the wind gust, it was st. patty's day at 200 with the high are wind gust, now it's 19 o but still gusting at 200 miles per hour, right around 30 miles of the cente

a new category of workers might be needed. ♪ tom: good morning. veillance" new york and boston. we welcome all of you on this job stay. michael mckee and alan krueger with us for the hour. right now vonnie quinn with the morning must-read. to return to the middle east. nouriel roubini is writing about the middle east meltdown and global risk. he talks about geopolitical risk today. none of them being greater than the long arc of instability stretching from a grab to the afghan-pakistan border. only through military means rather than relying on diplomacy and financial resources to creation.owth and job the region's instability will only worsen. such a choice would haunt the u.s. and europe and thus the global economy for decades to come." if i can bring in you and tom on this. the same idea that sort of global jobs and job creation and growth in countries around the world are the solution to everything. mike: there is no hope for that in the middle east now. in syria, in iraq conflict is making that not possible. and so, there isn't much for the exc

are excited about the new core processor, and they also introduced a three-d technology, so a new category, a. i am also seeing something in the wake of forecast, 2%, plus or minus a couple of percentage and revenue forecasts at these are the and kinds of ranges that intel tends to offer. so in other words, it looks like for the fourth quarter, it is that the revenue forecasts are largely in line for what analysts had been expecting, and they are getting a forecast for the year of capital spending, plus or -$500 million, so those fromto be the highlights the statement so far. i in looking to see how the stock is performing, and it looks that we are not seeing much in after-hours trading. shares down a little bit. all right, thank you so much, julie hyman, and as julie stated, intel, coming back down we aree bit to 1.5%, and still waiting for the jpmorgan results. they normally report in the morning at 7:00 a.m. any type ofavoid conflict, they moved in forward to this afternoon. we are still waiting for that. alix: and a bloomberg intelligence senior editor joining us. we went to take a dee

just my continuing self-education really, so i mean, for me what's happened is new categories but theimpulse and the working meths have remained pretty much unchanged for me since i was shortly after -- after leaving university. i just add now, i mean, now i find it almost impossible to write about music. it's just so difficult. i don't know how anybody does it >> so what made it -- made it feel so difficult after you completed that book? >> yeah ui really don't know. i just find that i could hardly do it. i could hardly do it. i think also jazz is a special case because the people are so incredible, specially somebody like me, you come from a literary training. there's no doubt about it. it's a great, great writer. compare his life to that of charlie parker or charles mingus and it's really less interesting. [laughter] >> it's a special case right there. >> that actually makes me think that you're saying how you sort of moved reviews to different avenues. >> i think that's a big shift. big move. >> yeah. >> so many of us started, us being critics with review and also particular with

. >> they don't have a new category to go into like taco bell, but for a brand that's had seven quarters store sales decline, this is really a shot in the arm. it's exciting for them to see. sfroo we are watching some of the pricing signs on ferrari tonight. >> breaking news on the ferrari ipo. it is set to price after the market closed today as high as $53 per share. if it came at that price, that would be eh $1 above the intend the price range of $48 to $52. up until this morning we were hearing that interest was strong and that a $52 price or thereabouts was likely. that would be a nice price level for this ipo. especially following a week in which one ipo was postponed amid negative pricing pressure and another came public below its price range. >> there's so much it could support a $53 price so it could be above the range. >> that is interesting. as robert frank this morning, kate said, harder to get some of the shares in and it actually gets a real ferrari. we know you'll be on top of it. >> we've baeshgly broken it is four-day winning streak. it's china-related stocks that are edg

. >> it's breaking news, category 2 storm right now. that just happened about two minutes ago. a very densely part of this population, philadelphia, washington, d.c., virginia, new jersey, all problematic. no? >> yes, absolutely. and there's still a lot of uncertainty with this storm. is it going to take a turn to the west? some models have it staying out to sea. a lot of question marks. i want to show you back on the what what exactly we're looking at. the we're also looking at most of the models taking it to the west. this is quite a bit farther south than some of the earlier runs. you remember new york city was well into the center of that cone. now it's sort of shifting back down to the west. however, one model that we look at very, very closely, the european model, has it over bermuda sunday afternoon, while the gfs model has it over north carolina. there's about a thousand miles between the two. and so we're hoping that in the coming day they are going to come and agree a little bit more. the problem is this area of low pressure over the southeast. if this decides to deep

. >> breaking news, category two storm now that happened about two minutes ago and where you're standing, jennifer, very densely populated part of this country, philadelphia, washington d.c., virginia, new jersey all problematic, no? >> absolutely. there is still a lot of uncertainty with this storm. is it going to take a turn to the west? some models even have it staying out to sea and so a lot of question marks, i want to show you back on the wall what exactly we're looking at. the forecast models all agree it's going to take a turn to the north except for maybe one out lying model. we're also looking at most of the models taking it to the west and this is quite a bit farther south than some earlier runs. you remember new york city was well into the center of that cone. now it's sort of shifts back down to the west. one model you're looking at closely, european model has it over bermuda sunday afternoon and north carolina. there is about 1,000 miles between the two and we're hoping in the coming days, they are going to come and agree a little more. the problem is this area of low press

and away from us, other than a few of those showers in southern new hampshire. category 3 now hurricane joaquin will move to the north, and then make a bee line to the east and will not have any impacts on us here in new england. that's the good news. tonight lots of clouds, a few showers in the southern part of the state. and that will be the case too on saturday, maybe an occasional drizzle or shower for communities south of manchester. otherwise it's just kind a cloudy dismal cool almost november-like day. sunday is the brighter of the two weekend days where we'll crack out of the clouds and see some sun, and temperatures will respond to that. so it will be slightly warmer on sunday with highs in the upper 50's. tonight cloudy skies, there's a live look in plymouth with the beautiful foliage. temperatures in the 30's up north, 50's everywhere else. now, tomorrow for the deerfield fair if you're planning ongoing, it will be overcast and cool, but should be dry, same thing on sunday though a little bit more sunshine. next week we do warm up. like november, we're going t

actually, competition is good for a new category like home carbonation.ing five seconds and them taking an entire minute? >> i can tell you this, it's not the only distinction. they can throw all the engineers in the world at this and all the money in the world at this, but i can tell you one thing: this is what sodastream does, and they will not win this war. liz: oh, god, you just scared me. >> they won't. liz: a company with heart. >> with heart. and a mission, a social mission and a business mission. liz: we're watching. thank you so much. the ceo of sodastream. >> thanks, liz. liz: we love ours. we love ours. >>> closing bell, 18 minutes away. a new tech battle is brewing, and it's really kind of soap opera-esque. tesla's billionaire chief elon musk taking on silicon valley, big name, apple. he's calling apple a graveyard. in what context? you've got to hear this next. "countdown" coming right back. ♪ ♪ technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft

everybody is focused on the watch to create a new product and new category and they don't want to give details and we're not impressed with it? is that a sideshow? >> i think investors are looking at stock, melissa, the reason the stock is up on this beat but up barely half a percent this half hour. stocks are forward-looking this, is iphone company right now, the fact that iphone number beats is terrific. but what about looking forward whether it is watch or car, that makes stock go up long term, that is looking forward not the present. melissa: looking going what is going on in china, jo, i want to bring you in. what details are we getting that? >> china numbers are strong, $12.42 billion generated out people's republic. year-over-year up by 99%. not quite a pop we saw 112% in the previous quarter what we're seeing growth in china may be impacting the growth of iphones sales for apple but overall, pretty strong. we didn't get numbers from the apple watch by the way. melissa: i know. we're waiting still, right? we're not even sure they will break it out for us. >> appears they will no

news. a category 5 hurricane one of the strongest ever in the western hemisphere bearing down now potentially catastrophic winds, rain and sea surge. good evening, at 11:00. hours. we are getting new video of the dangerous winds and whipping rains. the u.s. national hurricane center says patricia's eye made landfall south of puerto vallarta with of 165 miles an hour. the state department says that right now, thousands of americans tourists are trapped in the storm's path. >> i have never been through something like this. they didn't give us a lot of information about how to prepare and they told everyone to meet in the lobby at a certain time and they evacuated everybody out of the building. >> we are posting this video of the storm earlier tonight on instagram. the eye focuses on mexico's pacific coast. >> the storm was named on tuesday. it held on to tropical storm status into the day on wednesday. and then it was just 24 hours from late wednesday night to thursday night it went from a tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane. peaked with 200-mile-per-hour winds strongest storm ever in the

>> yes, i guess it is charter carriers >> they created a new category and chose not to consider them tcp's they chose to create a separate category and have a different set of rules for them. >> there is no argument the rules on testing apply to tcp drivers apply to the new category as well? one assembly men feels it is clear enough he needs to propose a new rule. that seems incongruent the tmc came into the service they were part of regulation and don't want to do the testing that aploys to the drivers >> the flip side is this is cupetitive advantage because they can make a claim when compliant with state law the tmc's cant. the vehicles are inspected and drivers trained and vehicles insureed and background checked but tested for drug and alcohol just the way the great majority of our employees are. it is more than 3 thousand of the mta 5 thousand employees subject to a rigious form of this federal policy and state law >> i hear all of that and when we get to the [inaudible] we can discuss the computative ad vage. when we have jurisdiction a lot of the residence ride in the tmc. i c

so i think there are levers in the iphone cycle and a new product category with apple watch. >> brian white of drexel hamilton, $200 price target. what will break it out of the funk? we knew that two, three months ago. >> we have to see the holiday season numbers. i don't understand the apples to oranges in terms of the china comparison. >> for the weekend sales alone. >> and why shouldn't you be excited about china and say, yeah, it is different and it is a much bigger market. the one place they can growth. >> market looked terrible this morning. trading down 107.5 and that is a big fib retracement level but i believe the market does head lower which china comes back online so apple you could see discount prices going forward. i still think it is a buy on discount. >> it should be dead money until we get the fourth quarter results. >> apple stocks are trading better today. friday, the huge reversal. and the fact that the stock hasn't been participating at all. this stock today should be north of $115 and it is not and with that 103.5 is my line in the sand. >>> a new report said uber

but cook has only launched one new product category since taking over. that is the watch.lacking innovation and where does the stock go from here because it has had some real difficulties, dan, lately? >> i think that tim cook was chosen because he's an operator. he was the logistic guys and the supply chain guy and he's done an amazing amazing job of that. and over the last four years they haven't introduced anyth g anythingino vaseive and one thing you didn't run was musk saying have you seen the apple watch. i just got a new iphone. i think it is incremental. they need to come out with some wow stuff as the stock trans -- transitions into a middle to level range. >> i agree. when you find out your next growth cycle, the nest part of the growth cycle, as your current -- >> i have to interrupt. breaking news on twitter. seema in the newsroom. >> here is the news. twitter is planning a company wide layoffs for next week, according to requota citing sources. it is unclear how much of the twitter staff will be pulled but insiders say it will likely effect most if not all dep

-- i almost said characters -- not into new categories at any rate noteworthye: well, there is still a lot to go with the iphone. the current market share in the september quarter was around 14%. even though the iphone story is kind of old, since 2007, the opportunity is still significant. if you can for every 1% sure that they gain that is 20 million units. that thatake away is is a big part of it. there are other things, like augmented virtual reality, and automotive that can be these new product categories. david: there were a couple of things that jumped out to me. first of all, tim cook talking but how many more people will move into the middle class. wind thatis wonderful they have behind them. the cash build is just extraordinary. paul sweeney, what is normal cash at a company like apple? do they have 10 billion free to spend, or $100 billion? knows, thisn well is a cash machine every quarter. the challenge for apple is that it is outside of the u.s.. it limits the ability to measure that. tom: what would apple buy? gene: what they should buy is tesla, i

we used new cases for each category of testing.ow onto the travel test. >> iphone fans every are screaming right now. >> looks definitely dus but no scratches at all. perfectly protected. >> bring in the keys. >> my own set of keys. case hasn't been scratched. this looks like a success to me. >> reporter: finally the drop test. remember, both companies claim protection against drops. we didn't see mention of how far it could fall and still be protected. first eight feet. >> we're on a new york city roof top. i'm going just a little bit higher. it's painful to drop an iphone. eight feet. >> reporter: both phones undamaged. now we take the phones even higher. >> here's the death defying climb. let's see what happens. >> reporter: even from 15 feet, both phones fine. bottom line, both cases passed the series of tests so the only difference, the price. otter box tells us it provides premium durable protection and you get what you pay for. the true test is time because drops and dings aren't just a one-time occurrence and anchore says i

news overnight. a powerful category 5 hurricane, a serious storm spinning toward land. we have the details, next. ♪ bleeding gums? you may think it's a result of brushing too hard. it's not. it's a sign of early gum disease... which you can help reverse by using listerine(r). added to your brushing routine... listerine(r) kills up to 99.9% of germs... and helps reverse early gum disease in just two weeks. listerine(r). power to your mouth™! also try listerine(r) floss... formerly reach(r) floss. >>> hurricane patricia is big and getting bigger. the storm has grown into a monster category 5 hurricane in the pacific. it's baring down on mexico. forecasters say the impact of patricia could be catastrophic. it's expected to make landfall on the pacific coast by midday today. >> let's get more on the powerful storm. >> when the national hurricane center uses a word like unprecedented when they are discussing hurricane patricia at a category 5, you know that's important. it got our attention because it looks like it has developed so rapidly it has deepened in central pressure

breaking news this morning. joaquin a categorye hurricane bearing down on the bahamas as another separate storm system produces record rainfall up and down the east coast. >> is causing problems in massachusetts. a dry september ending in dramatic fashion with 4 inches of rain. a woman in boston had to be rescued in her car after being stuck in the flood waters. look at this car in worcester, massachusetts. the driver gets to dry land. opens the car door and gallons pouring out of the car. the weather is snarling traffic as you can imagine across the region. >> it's bad. gridlock everywhere. flooded everywhere. i've been on the road for two hours. >> in maine, the national weather service says more than 5.5 inches fell on portland. one of the ten all time wettest days in the city's history. the rains knocked down power lines. >> and west of baltimore, knee deep flash flood water rushing through the streets. a local ymca flooded out with three feet of water and stuff everywhere. check out the car in this photo. it's totalled. liste

imac ore book is not an an ipad but it's a new category. it's an innovative category.ho was going to get to those categories first? companieshe only two that have that software/hardware skills. david: we are both from michigan and is apple going to be a car company in tenures? >> you have to ask apple. it's a much bigger leap to do cars than it is most of the things they have tried. isolate tesla but it's still relatively small. will other people be able to put intelligence in their cars? yes, but maybe apple gets there. uber, love it or hate it? >> it's great service so i love it and no market cap comments because i don't understand the economics very well. david: steve ballmer will stick with us. we will come back and have two former spurs players next on bloomberg go. ♪ buddy- nice place, nice car what happened? well, it all started with my free credit score from credit sesame.com. they gave me so much more than a free credit score. credit sesame's money management tools and personalized offers saved me tons of money and helped me reach my goals. i just signed up wi

we prepared to begin with news of an explosive category 4 hurricane churninggin the atlantic and another massive storm already flooding much of the east. we've got all of that covered. we will of course start with more breaking news of that macess shooting. another shooting in america, another community shattered. and more young lives senselessly taken. it happened on the campus of a small community college in roseberg, oregon. a lone shooter opening fire, killing and injuring so many before being confronted and taken down by police. this evening, a visibly emotional, angry and frustrated president obama echoed the nation's sorrow. >> somehow this st has become routine. th reporting is routine. my response here at this podium ends up being routine. the conversation in the aftermath of it, we've become numb to this. talked about this afveter columbine and blacksburg, after after aurora, after charleston. it cannot be this easy for somebody w wants to inflict harm on other people to get his or her hands on a gun. >> president obama this evening. we begin our coverage with nbc's gotti schwa

new stories. a college campus shooting in tennessee and a category five hurricane approaching mexico and texas. plus, the latest on that road rage shooting here in the metro eric: -- elizabeth: let us know when news happens in your area, we got this picture from a viewer, a house fire last night. union county officials said it was unoccupied but it rekindled overnight. upload your pictures elizabeth: right now you are waking up to news of another campus shooting. will campus shooting. this one in nashville. what started it and why the campus is still on alert this morning. plus, road rage suspect search. how a disagreement led to shots fired in des moines this morning a closer look at the car police are searching for. >> the most viewed morning news in central iowa. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning. eric: ok, that is pretty cool -- a home in virginia is once again wowing the internet with its light show timed to music. this time it's macklemore's latest hit song "downtown." we'll show you more later this half hour and how many lights it took to pull this off. a big ef

ecosystem.row the invent new categories, stimulate demand. we partnered with you on surface.re that we have a vibrant ecosystem. a lot of people think about devices being crated. we are in the job of creating computers. we will keep pushing. on the cloud, the same thing. we built this hybrid computing and michael talked about the other things that michael will do along with emc. , weroviding the choices will not only drive up our partnership and success, but address the needs of the customers. emily: if the cloud is the future and everyone is fighting for a piece of that territory and amazon is making it pretty easy, how much success are you saying in taking customers from aws? michael: we see a world of many clouds. there are public clouds, software as a service, private clouds come on premise workloads. if you look at the enterprise workloads, you have about 160 million of these in the world. roughly 10-15 million of them exist today in public clouds. the rest of them are on premise or in some kind of private environment. the vast majority of those are virtualized. what we

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hurricane like the one off the east coast now picks of energy from the warmer oceans, it enters a new category of threat. that happened with superstorm sandy. i was in miami the last three days. there were official meaning in the streets. floodinghave sunny day where the salt water comes out off the storm drains. they are spending $400 million to raise the seawall. these are temporary measures. we have to take action. it represents a collision between the way we have organized civilization and the surprisingly fragile ecological system of the earth, which is a very thin atmosphere. population,rupled technologies are more powerful and the short-term thinking that is often reflected in our current capitalism, current politics and culture, it is driving this collision. people are awakening to it. i do think that the most theting source of hope is engineers and scientists and business investors have come up curve. stunning cost down pe solar is now cheaper than electricity from coal in lots of places. this has shifted investing in a massive way. >> this is oversimplified. if there was a single thi

we now have a new category called federally qualified behavioral health clinics, and funding will be available to comprehensively provide those services in eight states under our pilot project. it needs to be in 50 states. so i welcome colleagues coming to the floor and talking about what we need to do in mental health. we have colleagues on both sides of the aisle -- if i may take 15 more h seconds. we have colleagues on both sides of the aisle who are working together on bipartisan proposals on a number of different issues. let's get that done, too. let's fully fund comprehensive community mental health services. let's work together on the other issues and it's time to pass commonsense gun safety laws. thank you, madam president. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mr. schumer: madam president, today democrats from the most moderate, conservative members of our kaw caus caucus to the mt liberal unielted around a series of principles overwhelmingly supported by the american people. over 90% universal background checks. it's principles that a

we now have a new category called federally qualified behavioral health clinics, and funding will be available to comprehensively provide those services in eight states under our pilot project. it needs to be in 50 states. so i welcome colleagues coming to the floor and talking about what we need to do in mental health. we have colleagues on both sides of the aisle -- if i may take 15 more h seconds. we have colleagues on both sides of the aisle who are working together on bipartisan proposals on a number of different issues. let's get that done, too. let's fully fund comprehensive community mental health services. let's work together on the other issues and it's time to pass commonsense gun safety laws. thank you, madam president. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mr. schumer: madam president, today democrats from the most moderate, conservative members of our kaw caus caucus to the mt liberal unielted around a series of principles overwhelmingly supported by the american people. over 90% universal background chec. it's principles that are

new york. >> switching to hurricane joaquin, a category storm lashing the bahamas with winds topping 134 miles an hour. >> this is video of the islands where you can see joaquin's force. where it is heading is not clear. there's some good news. >> let's get to storm team 4 janice huff for the good news. >> reporter: the good news is it appears joaquin may miss the entire east coast all together. the bad news, though, is it is still over the bahamas. you saw the video. they are still pounded there from the wind and the waves. and that's not going to change until tomorrow night. we also can't let our guard down because of the other coastal storm coming here tomorrow. joaquin is still a category four over the bahamas tonight. winds are 130 miles an hour. the storm slowed down, which is the worst news they needed there and a tropical storm warning was issued for eastern cuba. they may feel the effects, as well. it will start to pull away tomorrow night, still as a category four. notice the track. it is narrower and farther off shore. now it looks as though it will miss us all together, everybody o

quick update on hurricane joaquin there is some good news even though it is category four current path takes it north but away from the shore. that should help us a as we have across the next few days. i want to mention that the we have the komen three day they are walking 20 miles a day for next three days and today, the worst of it, ladies and gentlemen will get better saturday and sunday. particularly saturday afternoon we will see rain start to calm down, ladies, back to you. >> thanks, kyla. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is down the shore this noon checking readiness for possibility of have that flooding. >> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in sea isle city where governor is meeting with emergency personnel. cleve, good after noon. >> reporter: good afternoon, governor christie still with the emergency coordinate are right now elect officials. we are here ate aisle city fire department at their brand new facility where new jersey is under a state of emergency right you this because of tidal flooding, not from joaquin but because of this front that is going throug

news this morning. joaquin now a category three hurricane. as of last night, we had no idea where it was going.t is bearing down on the bahamas right now. another storm produces record rain up and down east coast. >> it has been raining and it is very wet here. separate, but unfortunate before joaquin. in massachusetts, a very, very dry september ending in dramatic fashion. 4 inches of rain. north of boston, a woman had to be rescued from the flood waters. and watch this in worcester, mass. she stalls out and boom. the weather snarling traffic across the region. >> it's bad. it's just gridlock everywhere. there's flooding everywhere. i've been on the road for two hours. >> and in maine, the national weather service says more than 5.5 inches fell on portland. one of the ten all time wettest days in the city's history. rain knocking downpo power line. >>> and west of baltimore, knee deep flash flood water rushing through streets. a local ymca flooded with three feet of water in frederick, maryland. >> i really did not know that flash flood went quick rain, everything. >> it looked like a freaking

record officials visited casey, illinois, it's home to the world's largest items set a new record in each category. they hope it will draw more tourist tourists. just walk on down. here's a look ahead. secretary state john kerry is headed to the middle east. he may also be meeting with counterparts from turkey, russia to discuss the searyrian war crisis. happy birthday to kim kardashian and carry fisher and judge judy. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty nguyen. thanks for watching "early

we prepare tonight with news of an explosive category for a hurricane churning in the atlantic and anothersive storm already flooding much of the east. we've got all of it covered, but we will, of course, start with more breaking news of that mass shooting, another shooting in america and another community shattered and more young lives senselessly taken. it happened on the campus of a small community college in roseburg, oregon. a lone shooter opening fire, killing and injuring so many before being confronted and taken down by police. this evening a visibly emotional and frustrated president obama echoed the nation's sorrow. >> somehow this has become routine. the reporting is routine, my response here at this podium ends up being routine, the conversation and the aftermath of it, we've become numb to this. we talked about this after columbine and blacksburg, after tucson, after newtown, after aurora, after charleston. it cannot be this easy for somebody who wants to inflict harm on other people to get his or her hands on a gun. >> president obama this evening. we begin our coverage with

that's a whole new category of problem, we have to wrap our mind around it. >> the campaigns of democratsbiggest number with clinton raising nearly 30 million leaving her with 33 million on hand. sands are is not far behind having raised 26.2 million with 27 million still in the bank. >> those are astounding numbers, 31 million and 27 million in the bank. and that is hard money. we're starting to see the separations, al hunt, of hard money and super pac money. super pac money distracts the press. oh, my god, jeb bush has 100 million, big money is taking over, blah, blah, blah. right now that money in the bank for pac money done mean as much as ben carson's 30 million hard money raised. jeb's in fourth place cash on hand on what determines whether can you put your own ads up or keep your campaign open. >> jeb bush is spending about $4 million this month in new hampshire. hillary clinton is spending about $1 million. the super pacs control. you're absolutely right. scott walker's super pac was doing okay. >> by the way, i talked to a republican campaign manager, i will not mention the repub

it's about whether the new rule categorically removes the power of the state to impose a category of punishment. that's what a categorical rule does. that is not what miller does. right? miller may express an expectation about the way that miller hearings will come out. and that may or may not come to pass in the future. who knows? right? we can point to cases where criminal defendants have had miller hearings and have still received life without parole. and i can point to several in particular from the state of louisiana under its new miller procedures. but the point being is that the idea of changing outcomes, which is what the united states' entire argument depends on, is built into the procedural side of teague and not the substantive side. the substantive side is about -- >> i think not, i think by your own definition this fits on the substantive side. you said you categorically remove a certain outcome. and that's exactly what miller does. if you -- as long as you understand a sentence, which i think you agreed with, as defined both by its upper and by its lower end, effectivel

hurricane joaquin, good news, down to a category 3. maximum sustained winds are now 125. he'll take a turn and move northward along the coast, getting closer to bermuda than the u.s. mainland. we don't see a reason this will change. that's good news. he'll spare the entire eastern seaboard. >> very good news. >> uh-huh. >>> right now, montgomery county is getting ready to take care of anyone trapped by flooding. >> we're there on river road. >> reporter: hey, guys. you know, this is one of three fire stations that are always equipped with rapid water rescue crews or swift water rescue cry crews. and what makes this boat unique is this bed on top. what do you call that? >> rapid deployment. >> reporter: fast, fast, fast is the key. can you show us how fast it takes to get that in the water? >> sure. >> reporter: what you're seeing is firehouses around montgomery county have been equipped equipped equipped with this raft which is on top of that. you can see how quickly they can get that off of a trailer. they don't have to get into the water. they're doing this manually. an

record officials home to the world's largest clogs, mail box, and all four items set a new record in each category. they hope it will draw more tourist tourists. just walk on down. here's a look ahead. secretary state john kerry is headed to the middle east. he may also be meeting with counterparts from turkey, russia to discuss the searyrian war crisis. happy birthday to kim kardashian and carry fisher and judge judy. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty nguyen. we hope you have a terrific one. g got hit with a massive amount of rainfall this growing season which ranged from prevent plant to replant to variable crops. but how are the crops that ended up in the ground? we'll have details ahead on agday." plus new rules may be coming for drone operators. in agribusiness...can cattle prices keep climbing? looking at the longer term forecast right now, it looks like it's going to be a fairly mild november through january and drought may be stressing farmers and lawns out west but the monarch butterfly is seeing benefits from the dry weather. agday-brought to you by the dependable