this candlelight. one of the speakers a few moments ago asked for everybody to not let this be a moment of hate. not to let this moment lead to an escalation of hate. he asked for everybody to pray for the victims that we know are still being treated at the local hospital. and this while the police are investigating the crime scene directly across from where the candlelight vigil is taking place. afew minutes ago, i talked to a couple from floresville which is about 14 miles away from this location. they told me even though they were not members of this church, they knew the pastor. he ran a pantry for the needy people. they said he was always there to assist people whenever they need it. d they told me the pastor wasn't at the church at the moment but knew the 14-year-old daughter who perished in the attack, knew her since she was a little baby and they can't believe this is happening. also a couple hours ago, i talked to another gentleman who told me that he comes to this church every sunday. today he overslept. however, his cousin and his family were there. his cousin is wounded, being treated

this is a standard for u.s. senators to say he should drop out. >> but you have steve bannon spinning it and saying, oh, no, this is "washington post" driven, this is nothing, we're above this. this is not -- this is them against us, and then you have fund-raising e-mails that went out saying this is what the liberal media is doing against me. this is what the obama/clinton media are doing against me. and so this is a dog whistle. this is going to excite people, i think, and get people energized. we saw what happened last year with the "access hollywood" tape and evangelicals still voted for donald trump. and so i think that it's hard to say what happens, but i think he stands a good chance of going on. >> john, some of the response from alabama has been eye opening. john ziegler, the state auditor says, quote, there is nothing to see here. the allegations are that a man in his early 30s dated teenage girls. dated teenage girls. even "the washington post" report says he never had sexual intercourse with any of th

i think that at this point, we've seen a little wobble in so many areas of the market, this is due forhat sort of thing. here is a chart of the itb it's got all the names you know, from lennar to toll to d.r. horton and others. whether you call it a breakout or a big range from which it has finally gotten out, the breakouts occur. the question is can this really go a lot further without some form of checkback, checkback to trend, the 150-day moving average. let's look at this going back five years what we know is that mean reversion is a powerful principle, and that in up trends or down trends, you typically have mean reversion. you come back to trend i'm going to make the bet here that this is at this point due for some sort of move back to trend, which is kind of how things work. all right. this is also important this is the same etf itb let's draw the line from right here now, it's gone up. we see that. how has it done compared to the market it's made no progress. in fact, it's the exact same level it was going back to the '09 low. so it seems to me we're up against an inherently di

allocate this if you do not have a default risk? whole thing about credit quality is default risk. lenders need something to say, it is relatively good credit and distinguish those from default risk. this trillionis dollar economy. we want to move to a model where the state controls parts of the economy. in terms of allocating credit we need to get more information than just defaulting on credit. >> you still think there is a lack of urgency with this? >> of a little bit. the model is self-funded. were forcedrts that to pull the plug. that may be a good thing. over time they have to deal with this problem. they would from being a load that country to being a high debt country. we cannot have that. now is the opportunity to let things take hold of all of that. we did not get any hard numbers. weh the quality of growth, looked at some environmental growth. we looked at 304 definitions that were not consistent. the ideas with there. whether or not the authorities were able to seize the mantle. >> when things become disruptive they chall

this is in a year when the s&p 500 is up 15%. this is what i want to focus on right here, when all of the earnings were coming out in q3, and the guy down here, the stock about 24, it went right down to 20 it's consolidated a little bit to me, i think it makes sense to target looking out a couple of months but target some sort of bottom coming in this stock and getting back to that $24 level where it just broke down here's one point though. this is applied volatility, the price of options it's been moving higher. the stock moving lower there's a lot of uncertainty here here's the thing buying premium long premium buying calls is an expensive way to do it i think you want to sell something against it today when the stock was trading at 20.50 i wanted to look out to january expiration and i wanted to buy a vertical call spread i wanted to define my risk, the premium i'm spending today when the stock was $20.50 you could buy the january $20.24 call spread paying $1.10 for that and buying one of the january 20 calls for $1. 25 i'm sel

coat this morning. >> you put a coat on? d to believe. >> i know. >> i didn't wear it for the ride in this morning. the car comes out of garage. it's nice and warm. standing out here this morning. temperatures around 40 degrees. that's a wet cold on top of that. which is extra painful. even i put a layer on early this morning. >> storm team 4 radar. most of the rain is on the east side of our viewing area. out into southern prince george's county. southern maryland. the raindrops are bay bridge bound and the way they go, we'll be stuck with the clouds around for most of the remaining parts of the morning up until lunchtime. get a break in the clouds. we should see a peek of the sun before it goes down just before 5:00. it is cold. >> it is around 40 degrees as you plan out the door. plan on a lot of puddles for the kids to be jumping this morning. putting in afternoon highs today. should be in the upper 40s to around 50. i'm a tough grader. melissa, i'm giving a c-minus today. this is not my favorite sort of situation here. t

a lot of these. we've never had this deadly a church situation. everyone will remember what happened in charlottesville. this of scale we haven't seen and the scale to this community. you have close to 50 people affected by the actual shooting, you only have 500 people here. it's like one in every ten people was affected as a victim, let alone their family and everyone who knows them. so the amount of devastation to these people is just unimaginable. it was good to see the governor show up here last night, put his arms around people, but they're all wondering why. and as we know, it's getting hard to answer that question. it just is. >> safe to say that there is not a person in this town that is directly connected in some way to one of the victims, either who was killed or is recovering from the wounds today. >> ed, thank you very much. appreciate it. let's bring in our panel, get some expert opinion in terms of where they're looking here and how they're trying to move this forward. we have james galliano, and jeff lanza. obviously, you've worked w

this is a breaking news development. we learned about this a few moments ago. d bring you updates inside our nbc washington app. >>> molette, thank you. >>> we have breaking news in your first 4 traffic. >> dave dildine has more. >> aaron, eun, this is a big one. the i-95 college park interchan interchange, a car carrier overturned and a car overturned on the ramp from the inner loop of the beltway to go on 95 northbound. that ramp is shut down. chopper 4 sees it. there's one down the embankment. it actually caught on fire and sparked a brushfire. the charred area is where the grass burned. you can see the impact this is having on traffic. with that ramp shut down on a busy travel day, it the inner loop, bumper to bumper. the outer loop is also heavy. the taillights are headed towards a broken down truck near colesville road. they're trying to drag that to the road. i-495. that's the latest from traffic. let's hope for a better weather picture with meteorologist chuck bell. >> a-plus weather coming our way for the next four days. early morning light out there. s

as a matter of fact this is not a new issue. i think most members and their staff have been very well informed about this issue for years now. it is a very simple and raight forward correction of a problem in our a problem in our tax code. as we all know, bonafide residents of the virgin islands are allowed to pay their u.s. the virgin ons to islands and the virgin alngeds is allowed to have an economic that ment program the virgin relates to the specific virgin island source income. the rules as to what a source virgin island source income are for the island's economic development programs have been frankly wrongly determined over the last little while and we have been working to try to solve that here in congress for a long time. t is a very simple fix that is the internal revenue service has looked at this and there is it. jection to it simply claferse what is properly it. attributable and does one other thing. it basically creates parrot between the way capital -- parity between the way they are treated with the same way as p

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but they were really reflecting a time where this was a strong sense of people should not see this. as at change they were protecting their financial and commercial interest in the film. they did not have a way to show it as a film and they did not want to give it to somebody else like cbs news, for example, who wanted to see it. instead, they kind of sat on it. the more they sat on it, the more frenzied the desire grew to see the film. all of this is even more complicated by the fact -- and i am going to -- this is just a little sense of some of the documents. all of this was further complicated by the fact that, gradually, starting in the late 1960's, versions of the film began to leak out. people began to see it. when they saw it, because of the way that the film looked, it did not look like what the commission concluded. you all know what i am talking about. it looked like the president was hit in the front of the head to even if you believed he was hit in the back of the head, it still looks like he was hit in the front of the head. there was this intrinsic problem, which was, e

this is how it works. there are a hundred ways for individuals to gum up the process and that's exactly what they're doing with this bill. but if you look at it just from the republican side of the aisle, which is really all they're relying on at this point because they rightfully don't expect any democrats to vote for this, it offends people of all sensibilities on the conservative spectrum. you have the fact that it will explode the deficit, that this is not a fiscally responsible bill. on the other hand, you have the fact that it's just not a populist appeal. there's no way that this is in any way consistent with trump's campaign promises that he's going to stick it to the establishment, that he is going to make wall street pay its fair share. there's really not a lot of consensus in the party other than this would be politically disastrous for us not to do. >> bill kristol, i want to read you this from politico and get your reaction. "there is very little in the pipeline and no obvious next item on the agenda afte

this is a historic neighborhood. this is a neighborhood that has taken above and beyond action and subsidized -- subsidized out of their own pockets the city of san francisco to continue the beautification and specific personality of their neighborhood. and the city department turns their back and absolutely turns a blind eye to what is a rather heroic effort or certainly a city patriotic effort to keep san francisco -- a pry san francisco neighborhood at -- primary san francisco neighborhood at a distinctive level. the success of the light poles was there because there was proper noticing. it involved the city -- sorry the presidio heights neighborhood organization who testified in front of us just now that they are not opposed to -- this is not a slam dunk. they're not opposed to having verizon installations in the neighborhood. he said that. but he'd like to work together in a sense to get that there will so the personality of the neighborhood so the branding of the neighborhood, so the historic nature of the neigh

this is a dangerous time. they have been doing this for years and now it's only getting worse. it is straight out of the playbook. isolate target. destroy one person at a time. >> just for a second, i want to imagine this. imagine if they're successful. people like me, rush, and mark levin, lauren ingram. judge jeanine everything is gone. in their perfect world the voices of the people would be stifled and stopped. you wouldn't be allowed to hear their voices. in their world there would be not fox news channel. if their world there would be no free exchange of ideas. just one voice to reflect their radical left wing world view. >> media matters and their hired guns want to shred the constitution and they want the leftist ideology to be the law of the land. >> as for the incident with keurig coffee. i want to thank you. it blew me away. please stop destroying your coffee machines. keurig they're a victim in this. they were attacked by the phony fake outrage machine that is media matters. they use all sorts of evil tactics. they use programming. and that's what happened with keuri

is a place of worship. this is where someone goes on a sunday to get reprieve to reenergize themselves to speak to whoever it is that they're worshipping and then to talk to them about putting security measures in place, putting security guards at their doors, that is a really hard reality to swallow for people? >> i don't disagree with that. i go tie large church in dallas. we have plenty of security there. nol one expects this but we have security on the ground every sunday who are watching. there are cameras. so it's just sad that that's the place that we're in but i think more churches and like i said more businesses and more schools are going to have to think through, you know, the reality that this could happen anywhere and we know that because it just happened in wilson county. this wasn't new york city, chicago or dallas. this happens everywhere. >> yeah. how does a community -- how does a community -- i mean, it's hard to even ask this question really just a couple hours into all of this, how do you go

a vote expected later this week. still a lot of uncertainty every its fate and nbc firing matt lauer over allegations of sexual misconduct he joins a long and growing list of men in power being accused of either misconduct, harassment, even rape. what needs to chge

ton of coverage on this right there in the states at least a lot of coverage from this may be the most covered issue. that it has been for a while so we thought there's a lot of context out there rather than retread that do something really intimate and so what we wanted to do was to give you a film that when you watched it you really felt like you were there and you were connected to these people and you got the very human side of the story so we made a conscious choice to approach it in that very kind of intimate way and stayed away from a lot of the other context that's out there although all that stuff should be reported we're just offering this kind of one very specific look at it yeah i did show some people some pictures that you take. and you take pictures as well this is from your instagram feed tell us what we're seeing as i came. here. so we got called to a double overdose in chillicothe ohio small town middle america and we go into this little house there are two guys on the floor. to feet completely out of it and it's this interesting scenario where you're talkin

we need to get a handle on. thisa global crisis. there's a huge interest in the brain. people want to understand it. we want to learn about it. we can see it now through technology whereas five years ago we couldn't see it. we can understand how it works. this is an explosive, exciting new field and i think the understanding alzheimer's, how it starts, when it starts is 20 years in your brain. people don't realize that. they think it's something you start to get at 70 or 80. that's wrong. that's why we're trying to focus on women in their 40s and 50s who might be menopausal, that's when it begins. >> you referenced the fact that it hits women. why women? >> we don't know why. i have my own theories. it's maybe tied to being perry menopausal or tied to the x chromosome, tied to childbearing years and the amount of time you spend after childbearing years. there's a lot of questions and very little answers. they're looking at inflammation, type 3 diabetes, they're looking at women of color, latino women. so there's a ne

this isn't a new policy, this isn't a new conversation. the president has been talking about extreme vetting and the need for that for the purpose of protecting the citizens of this country since he was a candidate, long before he was ever president. >> the fact that the president jumped into the political fray, even the policy fray just hours after the this attack is in stark contrast to his response to the shooting in las vegas. even on his way to las vegas he wouldn't even weigh in on policy questions, let alone politics. after this terror attack he jumped right into the political fray. we will hear more about this in about 25 minutes time with sarah huckabee sanders as well as i am sure lots of questions about tax cuts and of course this afternoon the expected announcement of jerome powell to be the new fed chair. >> harris: did you say tore a strip off of chuck schumer? >> yes. >> harris: you did. john roberts, thank you very much. let's bring in in a fox news contributor, ari fleischer. i want to hit a couple points, let's start with

i think that at this point, we've seen a little wobble in so many areas of the market, this is due forhat sort of thing. here is a chart of the itb it's got all the names you know, from lennar to toll to d.r. horton and others. whether you call it a breakout or a big range from which it has finally gotten out, the breakouts occur. the question is can this really go a lot further without some form of checkback, checkback to trend, the 150-day moving average. let's look at this going back five years what we know is that mean reversion is a powerful principle, and that in up trends or down trend, you typically have mean reversion. you come back to trend i'm going to make the bet here that this is at this point due for some sort of move back to trend, which is kind of how things work. all right. this is also important this is the same etf itb let's draw the line from right here now, it's gone up. we see that. how has it done compared to the market it's made no progress. in fact it's the exact same level it was going back to the '09 low. so it seems to me we're up against an inherently diff

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this is a public opinion. and the only thing that's going to adjudicate this is a vote. either believe roy moore or you believe the nine women who bravely came forward and reported the activity for which there is no upside for them doing this except for i'm sure a lot of embarrassment and shame and impugntive reaction from republicans around alabama. >> and threats. because they say that they are getting threats and they're worried about their own safety and security. bannon is reportedly preparing to lead challenges against five sitting republican senators, mark. this is what he said at the values voter summit about the conflict last month, watch this. >> there is a time and season for everything. and right now, it's a season of war against a gop establishment. this is not my war. this is our war. [ applause ] and you all didn't start it. the establishment started it. >> so how do you see this fight between bannon and the establishment gop playing out? >> uh, i don't see any ceasefire. i think this is going to be a fire fight and burn the party down to the foundation. yo

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this was not a crime of opportunity. i don't think this was a spontaneous event. meditated murder. he was going to that church for some very specific reason. that motivation will have to come out. we'll have to find out why, but again the weapon, the body armor, all of this stuff combined is going to paint that picture and tell us, you know, who this individual really was. again, we have to look back. investigators are looking back into his early childhood to see what are those triggers? what brought that individual to this point today? but more importantly as a community, how do we move forward from this and prevent this type of action from happening again? whether it's a -- whether it's a gun, whether it's a knife, whether someone using a vehicle to attack, whether it's domestic terrorism or international terrorism, there's common themes that are here that collectively as a society, you know, the american society, we have the start coming together and developing this culture of security awareness. we're sitting here talking about his online postings. we're sittin

there's not a lot of places where a truck could get on this. i mean, in some ways it's difficult for a truck to veer off the road the way this one did. he seemed to know the spod to do it. >> it would be interesting to see if we could get video of that die run. i think that's probably what they're looking for right now. that shows the preplanning that this individual was involved in. and we've heard preplanning back a couple months, alternative bulls back in the complaint. they say that it's possibly been a wreer that he's been planning this. so tlt it was unsophisticated to the degree of what he said, he did do preplanning, which indicates, you know, that he was looking online. he was looking at what kooisz was putting out online and he did have some preplanning, which means somebody has got to know something else out there. >> it's not surprising, i guess, but it's still sickening that this radical islam is happy with what we'ven. >> and rm, he wrote a note in arabic. he's shending a message not only to -- you have to remember, we look at thes

it's the second time in a month that this has happened. there is a horrific shooting in an las vegas. the president reacted to that and because of his connections to las vegas, told his staff on no uncertain terms that he is going out there as quickly as possible. when he returns from his asia trip, that will be late on the h of november, he will probably make arrangements. i haven't heard that officially but based on his reaction to the past tragedies and other national disasters, i would think it's likely that he will probably make a visit that we haven't had an opportunity yet to discuss with any official from the white house this new information that the killer had been dishonorably discharged from the military back in 2012 for alleged spousal and child support. the is law that states that a person dishonorably dischargedrom the military may not purchase a firearm. we don't know if that provision of the law applied to this individual, but certainly the police and fbi are very curious for how he procured his weapon, and then what exactly

country as a result of this bill or plan >> i've been listening to thisversation intently and i don't have a ph.d in labor economics, but i have a ph.d in buffalo, that's where i grew up. what the people in buffalo and places like buffalo ask is, you told me this before, you know, you told me this back in the reagan era that these tax cuts are going to benefit everyone like trickle down. you told me this when george w. bush was president, and it's not hard to figure out why people are so skeptical, because this is -- >> tom, this is cnbc get off the talking points >> let's talk the economics. >> get off the talking points. >> the elimination of the estate tax benefits only wealthy people that is a fact come on, guys, the one percenters are making out big time on that >> i'd rather have steve liesman make the case for me >> legitimate debate, tom. >> very legitimate debate about why we need to eliminate the estate tax permanently why these corporate cuts are permanent and middle class tax cuts sunset. we also know from this bill there are some folks who ar

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like a donald trump move. >> this is a deep red state. d not be anywhere near as close as it is. i don't think alabama has had a senator since the enearly 90s. in this party. that is why people are sticking to him to the extent they are. i think it has a lot to do with how the people feel they are perceiving things by the media and people that cling to their guns and religion as obama people. the deplorable is hillary described them as. and roy moore pushes back against them. >> the polls show that he is losing.ol >> yes they show that he is down. among women, has done 58 percent. you have a lot of right ends since october 18. doug jones is a pro-abortion absolutist.i think it is a little hard to handicap what is going on down there. look, if roy moore pulls out, the republicans will lose this race. this is a problem, there are two races going on. doug moore and i'm sorry doug jones and roy moore and steve bannon versus mitch mcconnell. >> what about steve bannon that he is the former swhite house aide who wants to get rid of mitch mcconne

they don't have a vote in this. the generation after them doesn't have a vote in this. they have only us, republicans and democrats working together and for years both sides have found it a lot easier to/investments in archer was future and in our roads infrastructure bridges education and innovation while loading them with the debt. i know everyone in this room worries about that. that is why you are here and i've worked on so many projects with people on the other side of the aisle here. i believe it. i believe everyone in this room believes it's a deeply unfair and deeply unjust. the question before us is a regal inn tease the burden of our children or are we going to add to it? i have said a lot tonight about my story about how we got to where we are. i know people in the other side of the aisle have a different story but whatever one thinks of out the specifics of this tax plan and we have debated them intensely this evening and i appreciate esther chairman the way you have run this meeting, marco. surely we can agree that simply wrong to burden our kids with anothe

think about that for a second. thisfternoon, president trump blasted democrats after chuck schumer and nancy pelosi decided to boycott a meeting with him and republican leadership at the white house. he left empty chairs to highlight their absence. he insists they would be calling anyway because north korea just test fired another missile. >> chuck schumer and nancy pelosi did not show up for our meeting today. i'm not really that surprised. we have a lot of differences. they are weak on crime. weak on illegal immigration, they have been weak on military in terms of spending. they want tax increases. so they decided not to show up. they have been all talk, and they have been no action. and now it's even worse. now it's not even talk. they should be calling immediately and say we want to see you but probably they won't because nothing to them is important other than raising taxes. that's the only thing they like doing is raising taxes. >> you might not be surprised the president said that if the government shuts down nex

run a business. this bill includes reforms to the national tax system, but lacks the necessary guardrails. as more american jobs go overseas as a result of this bill, americans will be looking back at this point in time. at this process in the congress, and they will know who is to blame the third question i always ask when faced with tax reform proposal is this? does it make the tax code simpler or more complex. there's still more work to be done to make the tax code simpler. and unfortunately, the bill, this bill introduces new and complicated provisions, for example, new requirements to claim the child tax credit that will make it 2ki68 for americans to file their taxes. is this measure fiscally responsible? the answer is absolutely not. it will wind up being far more costly beyond the next ten years. today we have a $666 billion federal deficit. eight years into the longest running economic expansion of our country. the last thing we need to do is to continue to run up the deficit. we ought to be redu

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this has been done in a matter of weeks. when this process was undertaken in 1986, which, by the way, was a bipartisan process involving ronald reagan and tip o'neill, as i recall, i think that process took something like 14 months and involved hundreds of hours of hearings, debate, discussion and i think that bill got something like 90 votes in the senate. that's the way this should be done. and i think the main point i want to make is, we could do it that way again. i don't understand why we had to do it in this very rushed way, where many members of this side -- i stood on a platform of 17 of them this morning. are willing and able and, in fact, anxious to discuss tax reform. i think corporate tax rates should be cut. i think we need to do something about off shore profits. i think we need to do something to make our economy more competitive. but i would point out, by the way, that two-thirds of the american economy is driven by consumer spending. so that tells me that we should be focusing the cuts on those people who do

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are very, very upset by it. >> in this exhibit, we see a couple of things. ell us about this letter. >> there are a series of letters from a couple whose son was killed in vietnam. they are really difficult to read as a mother of a son, for me, these letters more than others that caused me to really kind of breakdown and feel what they must have been feeling. in this letter, she is writing to president johnson and she has just buried her son. she is angry and she wants to know, what did he die for and why are you prosecuting this war? we also have a response letter from president johnson to the couple. and i find this also very poignant because i feel like you can see his struggle to find the right words in these crossed out and rewording of the letter. >> the issue of letters to soldiers are still a very current issue in 2017. was it difficult to select the best written letter or letters to represent this sort of issue? >> i think there was something in this photograph of russell, who has this beautiful, open, innocent smile that kind of pulled at my heartst

, it's a criminal prosecution. david: thisdonna brazile, hillary controlled the dnc budget a year before she became the democratic nominee. giving her a tremendously unfair advantage in her pursuit of the nomination. anything illegal there? gregg: i'm shocked hillary clinton would be involved in corrupt, and perhaps illegal behavior. she has long denied that the fiction was in for the nomination over bernie sanders. now we know that's a lie if brazile's documents are provable. david: you know who said that long before donna brazile did, of course, president trump. gregg: bernie sanders was saying the fiction was in. he was angry about it. the question is, it's clearly unethical behavior. is it illegal? it could be again under the federal election campaign act. if she was controlling money and wasn't accounting for all of it in her financial disclosure forms. david: that could be a crime, but they always wiggle out. gregg: they are escape artists that would make houdini cry. david: do you trust the gop leadership in congress to

this story. there was word from a new accuser this past week. here's what she had to say. e was summoned to the principal's office over the intercom in her classroom. she had a phone call. i said, hello, richardson recalls and the male on the other line said, gina, this is roy moore. i was like what? he said what are you doing? i said, i'm in trig class. that is why these details from your paper, the reporters there, so damning for his candidacy. >> it's not just cruising the mall for teenagers which is suspect in the first place, but when you're going to their high school or calling them at their high school to pick them up maybe that should be setting off a pause button in your house. even if it's they're going to have arguments about legal ages of consent and houma chur is a 14-year-old, there's something about going to a high school to try to ask somebody out and then there was that -- that same woman, you know, is one of the people that is alleged he forced himself on her in a way she didn't want to happen in the car. if the allegations keep coming, we are getting into

there are a lot of pieces to this problem. some of it is doing a better job of confronting isis in the marketing arena that they're engaging in, online overwhelmingly. we've got to be careful inside this country in how we do that because, of course, we have constitutional protections that we have to respect as well within the country. and so, how we balance that is an ongoing debate. it's certainly one i've been engaged in. i'm not suggesting that getting rid of this visa program solves problems. i am strongly standing behind, as did hillary clinton's state department, the notion that this particular program is part of the problem, and getting rid of problematic approaches to immigration makes sense for america's security. i'm not saying it will solve every problem -- >> do you understand that a republican administration tried to get rid of this program by a gang of eight bipartisan lawmakers with a republican president, tried to get rid of this program, and then the president wrongly stated today that this was a chuck schumer

this. we want to come out to a press conference and say we know this is a single person, a single evil act e public is safe going forward then we want to piece together the reasoning behind this. obviously the human intelligence you get from speaking to the witnesses, the people tragically inside that church but then did survive and then going back and collecting up and harvesting all of the digital exhaust. what did he do online sfwh are there any answers or keys to why this happened. >> right now we don't have the identity. officials are not confirming the name or anything about this suspect. hopefully that's something we might learn come this press conference. we will bring that to our viewers. we'll continue to monitor that for you. james, what we do know is at least one person was just 14 years old. one of the victims. one of the 20. we know there are multiple people fighting for their lives. another witness saying she knows three children who are in the hospital right now who suffered injuri injuries. does that tell you anything about the mind set of the attacker? >> again, a house of

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earlier probe of a are had this earlier probe of a number of drug makersey are expanding and going after the number two executive at mylan. he at mylan. this is different than a lot of the cases we have seen. regional managers, doing to -- doing something they shouldn't. this is a senior executive at one of the world's biggest drug manufacturers. they are alleging widespread collusion on more than a dozen drugmakers and more than a dozen drugs. this is something they are seriously seeing is hurting american consumers and it is a very big deal. >> the cme getting in on a bitcoin action. in a change of policy, they announced they will introduce the growing futures by the year-end. cryptocurrency jumped to more than six to more than $6,400. >> it will be a regulated platform overseen by the trading commission. it will be under risk controls himit will be under risk controls we have in place. so we have our margin rules are in place. we will have functionality with our electronic systems in place. those are all things that are those are all things that are com

a problem. we talk about this a lot, harris. we have to start believing people when they say this is happening. taking it seriously. >> you know, kennedy, i'm looking back -- al franken has been married since 1975 to the same woman, franie. he was in couple a couple years later. the first part, being married, you have collateral damage. this matters, too. so on twitter as the #me2 campaign has going on, this is al franken. sexual violence is not taken lightly. we need to support survivors. kennedy? >> there's a strata of these things. one, when victims of stuff like this, see stories about harvey weinstein and roy moore and lord knows how many other names have been put forward lately, it's retraumatizes them and jostles memories. the problem is, there's so many men that have been accused of so much, the most egregious stories get lost in all of that. that's upsetting. there's a difference between someone being a complete buffoon like al franken and harvey -- >> and if he stuck his tongue down her throat, that's assault as well. i

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is this a bitcoin rush, or is this a legitimate conversation?anks, and bitcoin really does threaten the traditional banking system, the central banking system, there is a huge debate as to whether or not this is a good thing or a bad thing, and it international regulatory response to bitcoin is all over the place right now. and it has to be. it has to be because in some territories some people see this as a major opportunity to raise capital. in others it is a threat to a central banking system. and we will keep a very close eye. i always say to myself when i go out and about, i go to the supermarket and people start to ask me about bitcoin, it starts to ring alarm bells, you know, should i get into bitcoin or not? you can check the price on the out right now! and the royal engagement. we have been waiting for this for quite sometime —— the app. the press worldwide is all over this, and they always will be, won't they? there is huge, huge interest globally, and even more so with a being meghan markle, an american. and so they should be. this is

see this as a threat in so man in particular sees this as a huge threat he's paranoid about iran's influence in iraq that's why he's reaching out to even. the shias in iraq who are in t. and t. iranian is trying to consolidate power in lebanon thereby working under the table with the israelis to trigger something and against hezbollah is working as the who these in yemen so this is very much about expansionism it but he wants to strengthen the kingdom make the kingdom more robust and i think this is how it all fits in with the us foreign and security policy in the region as well donald trump relies on saudi arabia as the most important policeman in the middle east and not just in the arab world in the middle east and you know the u.s. administration is very much also. embracing this kind of these paranoia driven by these paranoias about iran and so they are one saudi arabia to be strong to make decisive actions take decisive action to take over responsibility in a way that saudi hasn't done for the last decade or even

this is a bad -- this is a disservice to the voters of alabama and if he wins this is a disservice to people in the senate that don't want to work for him. he should do this for the betterment of the gop if he really likes the gop and find another way to be helpful. i don't know. the other thing is, we were talking about this, what does this do to a bannon-backed candidate? because this is something that if you want to look further, bannon has start aed a movement within the gop -- >> a civil war. >> well -- >> he calls it one. >> well, okay. he started this movement and this is the first guy out of the bag, all right. so this is not good for the steve bannon movement because you've got to remember he's called, like, on foster frees, he's called different donors and said, you know, help me back some of my candidates, we're going to go in and try to run in the primary with some other gop establishments. >> i mean, yesterday, sheldon ed an adelson stopped backing bannon. i can't remember bob mercer feels good going to new york city parties backing roy moore. take us to the white house.