and new york governor andrew cuomo is banning the sale of flavored e cigarettes in their state followinglated illnesses. >>> watching futures right now, we're poised for a pullback. right now the dow would open down around 108 points if these future holds move into the opening bell for regular cash equities trading the major indexes all nearing all-time highs the dow and the s&p both less than a percent away from the rarefied leveling. joining me is chief market strategist and david katz chief investment officer at matrix asset advisers gentlemen, thank you both for being here this morning. david, start with you first, the market moves today, they are significant in oil, but they have not yet carried through into major parts of the macro scheme gold is up, yes, but half a percent. treasury yields have pulled back by only three bases points is the market looking beyond the oil situation in saudi arabia for the market guidance that it seeks? >> we think so basically what you have is very significant geopolitical ramifications, very significant ramifications for the oil markets, also signif

andrew cuomo, el gobernador de new york tambiÉn ordenÓ que pongan aviso de apetencias en las tienda dehaga. el temor de las autoridades es que en los prÓximos dÍas en las escuelas se registran mÁs casos dejÓvenes adolescentes intoxicados por el uso de cigarrillos electrÓnicos. >> eso es lo que se debe deparar. los pares tiene que toma la iniciativa, decirles a sus hijos, puede tener consecuencias mortales el usar cigarrillos electrÓnicos. pedro: las autoridade de salud dicen que estÁn investigando activamente el colapso del menor que muriÓ en lunes. en houston, texas, pedro rojas, univisiÓn. jorge: esto es todo lo que tenemos de de houston, texas. dentro de dos dÍas estaremos permitiendo que el debate presidencial entre los 10 principales candidatos a la presidencia. nos vemos entonces. patricia, regresÓ con iguales estudios. patricia: gracias, jorge. vamos hace no esta primera pausa. al volver, un ingeniero mexicano michigan saliÓ a caminar hace dÍasy desapareciÓ. su familia dice que es un misterio y las autoridades investigan. y las maniobras militares ordenadas por el gobernante ven

. >> reporter: tonight the fbi tells nbc news it is investigating as is new york governor andrew cuomo who called mypayrollhr's actions reckless in southern california employees say their paychecks were removed from their accounts twice. the owner now paying his staff out of his own pocket. >> if you've got a bank account that has direct deposit or withdrawal we might be a lot more vulnerable than we realize. >> reporter: there is no indication of where the money went my payroll hr and its parent company didn't respond to our multiple requests for comment. lester >> thank you >>> a follow up tonight on our story about the florida boy who was teased for wearing a home made t-shirt supporting the university of now it's gone much farther i mean much farther. offering the 4th grader admission to the university when he's ready and a four-year scholarship. how about that >>> when we come back, those who serve. some of the bravest dogs you will ever meet >>> finally tonight, our look inside the world of some very brave dogs that work behind the scenes at the white house. here's gadi schwartz.

david: new york governor andrew cuomo making an emergency move to ban flavored e-cigarettes. e bubblegum and cap'n crunch are used to get teens to vape. the move coming after president trump ordered his administration to investigate a similar ban. here now is the head of the american consumer institute, steve posias. steve, what would be wrong with a ban? >> i think it's a knee-jerk reaction in the first place. what it does is it points fingers of blame towards really people who weren't responsible for the problem. the biggest problem we're having right now is there's a whole underground market and counterfeits out there that are leading to deaths and hospitalizations and that's the real thing. the reality is these products, vaping and e-cigarettes, are twice as effective than fda approved nicotine replacement therapies. these things do save lives. what we need to do is make sure we keep them out of the hands of teenagers, but on the other side, these have huge benefits. one study suggested that as much as 6.6 million american lives would be saved over the next ten years over

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the break came after new york governor andrew cuomo saw our story, and he told state officials to lookesposito's case. up next, when the unthinkable happened, they jumped into action. >> o'donnell: tonight, new york >> o'donnell: tonight, new york is celebrating two men who witnessed a tragedy on a subway platform, but helped save a life. on monday, jairo torres and antonio love jumped onto the tracks and rescued a little girl from under a train. her father had jumped in front of it, with her in his arms. he was killed. well today, the two men were honored for their heroics. the girl is okay tonight and back with her family. finally tonight, some of you might be wondering where i've been the last few days. well, i have just returned from saudi arabia, where we conducted a rare interview with crown prince mohammad bin salman. you can see that interview this sunday on the 52nd season premiere of "60 minutes." and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm norah o'donnell in new york. thank you so much for watching. we'll see you right back here tomorrow night with all the news. good

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. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo said today he is going to seek emergency regulations this week to quickly ban the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. if the bank is approved by state public health officials, new york would become the second state in the country to ban flavored e-cigarettes. michigan implement a similar ban earlier this month. all of this comes amid a rash of mysterious vaping related long illnesses that led it hundreds of people in the hospital and have left at least six people dead. >>> now to the race for the white house, democratic candidate marianne williamson set to arrive in the bay area of tomorrow for a series of campaign events. williamson was here last month when she spoke to a crowd in san francisco's mission district. williamson said she was focused on creating what she calls a moral economy with compassionate capitalism. candidate beto o'rourke is also headed to the bay area for a campaign fundraiser. he is scheduled to appear this wednesday at a private home in san anselmo. tickets for the event ranged from $250-$2800. no word yet on the overworked campai

plants it for me for now andrew cuomo will be here with you next hour to take you through all the latest news coming up next cross-talk looks at the latest u.s. threats against iran and the prospect of a deadly escalation in the middle east. hello and welcome to crossfire for all things are considered. again we stand on the brink of war we should not be surprised the facial washington was quick to blame iran for the attack on saudi energy assets iran has denied involvement while the who have claimed responsibility will try to take the neo-con bait and set the middle east on fire. talking trump and around i'm joined by my guest mohammad marandi until then he's a professor at the university of toronto in riyadh we have aquaman we brought him he is a saudi analyst and in miami we crossed the nicholas davies he's an independent journalist a researcher for a code pink as well as author of blood on our hands the american invasion and destruction of iraq right gentlemen cross samples in fact that means you can jump in in any time you want i always appreciate when he let me go to you in. iran is

crisis believed to be caused by vaping, new york is planning to do something about it governor andrew cuomoecutive action banning the sale of flavored cigarettes. now the ban would not affect tobacco or menthol-flavored e-cigarettes it comes as the trump administration works the finalize its own plans to ban all flavored tobacco from the market >>> today is national guacamole day. the national price of avocado has dropped nearly 50% since july according to the fda. it's a great day to find gawk where it isn't extra you can get it free by signing up for the just toros or california tortilla and saying guac love. and how to win an entire year supply >>> mickey mouse is in the house. he was spotted at citi field for the dodgers/mets game sunday night. mickey threw the ceremonial first pitch to start off the game, and he was out celebrating junior's rebranding of the animated mickey show as mickey mouse's mixed up adventures. mickey also hung around to take photos with players and fans like a-rod and joe torre, and then danced the night away with some of baseball's youngest fans >> i want to kn

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new york governor andrew cuomo announced executive action today to ban flavored cigarettes. calling vaping a public health emergency, cuomo said all flavors other than tobacco or menthol will be halted in new york as soon as early october. >> 68% of the use are flavored products. and the flavored products are highly attractive to young people. >> sreenivasan: the move follows statements by president trump last week that the food and drug administration is studying a similar ban at the federal level. the proposed ban comes in the wake of six deaths and nearly 400 hospitalizations nationwide possibly linked to vaping- related ng illnesses. afghan officials said that government secity forces backed by u.s. airstrikes killed two senior taliban leaders and at least 85 taliban ghters last night. a taliban spokesman rejectgu the and claimed only seven fighters were killed and 11 wounded. the taliban also claimed that one of the leaders was still alive and not killed by afghan government forces. fighting between afghan forces ed offpresident trs increased u.s.-taliban peace talks la

but say for me for now andrew cuomo will be here with you next hour to take you through some of the biggest stories from the past 7 days and make sure you stay with us for the financial news in the kinds of reports next. 30 days up in the. honey badger don't care yeah i mean better don't care here we are at the honey badger vaults a conference in radio a lot. oh yeah it's really cool let's check in with. max today. is a good day to talk about mad cow and mad men because these are good lessons for why we coined why we need big coin and why honey badger don't care about these mad men and and mad cow is running our world 1st of all you know a lot of people disagree about climate change what's causing it why why why the arctic is melting and things like that but no plans have ever actually materialized to fix it so here we have bill gates part of the intellectual property. you know wielding sort of billionaire class and he has an idea the bill gates this bill gates funded chemical cloud could help stop global warming fires burning across the amazon rain forest every new the debate about solutio

avoiding the conversation on gun control or finding it an easy out democratic governor in new york andrew cuomo as proposed surveilling people with mental health says he wants to see the creation of a federal mental health database that would restrict access to guns for those on i mean should the u.s. government be making lists and serving citizens just based on mental health issues and who decides that at the end of the day i'll ask you 1st but. well no they absolutely should not look there is a judge who just ruled today about this situation with a watch list essentially for muslim americans there's 4600 americans on this government watch list and it was ruled unconstitutional because of the fact that no one knows how they get on the list in the 1st place nor do they know what the criteria are to get off this list they haven't committed a crime there's no indication they were were in the process of committing a crime where they would ever commit a crime that's what the judge said what he looked at it he said this was unconstitutional but it's actually being created here tyro is a national it'

the break came after new york governor andrew cuomo saw our story and told state officials to look intounthinkable happened, they jumped into action. >>> new york is celebrating two men who witnessed a tragedy on a subway platform, but helped save a life. on monday, jairo torres and antonio love jumped on to the tracks and rescued a little girl from under a train. her father had jumped in front of it with her in his arms. he was killed. well, today the two men were honored for their heroics. the girl is okay tonight and back with her family. >>> finally tonight, some of you might be wondering where i've been the last few days. well, i've just returned from saudi arabia where we conducted a rare interview with crown prince mohammad bin salman. you can see that interview this sunday on the 52nd season premiere of "60 minutes." i'm norah o'donnell in new york. thank you so much for watching. we'll see you right back here tomorrow night with all the news. good night. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm errol barnett. it was like a scene out of a r

andrew cuomo signed an emergency executive action to out law the sale of flaved e-cigs. this followed reported cases of lung illness associated with vaping nation wide. he's not waiting on the feds to act. >> so i'm not relying or waiting for the federal government. i don't expect them to do anything responsibly, to act responsibly because i've never seen them act responsibly. >> cuomo says he'llard order the stated police and health commission to imposes the laws. they're currently the only state to outlaw flavored e-cigarettes. >>> and a burglar who broke into a tactical supply shop sunday morning and stole dozens of knives. this is from knife and tactical. store employees believe the person got away with 25 to 30 knives in total. police are still looking for the suspect. >>> also in concord starting tomorrow, residents can report emergencies with text messages instead of calling 911. 911 will still be the fastest way to report an injury. but tex tot to 911 offers a cho for people hearing impaired too afraid. >>> and a woman who swallowed an engagement ring in her slee

new york governor andrew cuomo setting up a deal with new jersey and connecticut.kes sense for neighboring states to have the same recreational pot policy. he plans to speak with the state's governor this week and hopes to legalize weed in new york next year. 33 states and dc have legalized marijuana in some form. to new york city, new york city pushing a plan requiring certain deliveries to be made overnight in an attempt to cut down on traffic congestion. tracy carrasco foxbusiness with reaction. you heard mine but nice to try. >> reporter: the new york city transportation council pass the bill that would mandate city facilities to receive these deliveries at night in an effort to cut down on congestion there. this will go before the city council today and this would require certain areas of congestion, 60th st. below manhattan delivering items between 7:00 pm and 6 am as the city facilities. one of the city councilmembers did say it is about evaluating city facilities for the possibility of implementing a real congestion reliever we asked businesses to do it, we

andrew cuomo tweeted this at the president. quote, how many more families will lose loved ones. tragedies will it take before leaders act, the bloodshed must end now, do something. democratic presidential candidates are also weighing in to this. joe biden tweeted this. i'm heartbroken, sickened and angry, weeks after the horror in el paso, another community in texas has been terrorized by gun violence. enough. we must end this epidemic. and beto o'rourke was a bit more blunt about it. >> don't know what the motivation. don't know the firearms that were used or how they acquired them, but we do know this is [ bleep ]ed up. we do know [ applause ] that this has to stop. there is no reason, there is no reason that we have to accept this as our fortune, as our future. as our fate, and yet functionally, right now, we have. >> and senator cory booker saying this. beginning on day one in office, i will take executive action to reduce gun violence, closing dangerous loopholes in gun sales, cracking down on gun manufacturers and investing in communities impacted by gun violence. keeping

carol: it took a significant deterrent last week with the signing of a bill by new york governor andrew cuomoreporter who wrote the series last year. it was five stories you guys wrote about. some great investigative journalism. remind us what it was all about. >> the stories were about how these obscure legal instruments called a confession of judgment being used by this cash advance industry. they make very high interest rate loans to small businesses like pizza parlors and truckers and plumbers, things like that. how they were using this instrument, they would essentially be able to unilaterally seize the assets of these businesses whenever they felt like it. a lot of our series was about the abuses of this instrument. you can follow these things in court -- you could file these things in court without any evidence the borrower was not paying and immediately seize their bank account and go after their customers. jason: new york essentially became the venue of choice. because even if you are outside of new york, it was filed in a certain way that you could just go to a court cannot get a st

also tonight, new york governor, andrew cuomo is issuing a ban of flavored cigarettes.and could go into effect. there it is. democratic presidential candidates flocked to the nation's oldest and largest. that is where he is tonight. >> democrats running for president are promising diversity in south carolina, where black voters make up nearly 60% of the democratic primary elective. >> i'm pretty sure, at least in my party, that the days of a ticket, where you got to people of the same race and gender are over. >> buttigieg is also part of a second-tier tip because of this. he believes talk like that helps republicans. >> when even this president and mitch mcconnell are open, we know that we have a moment on our hands. >> trump and mitch mcconnell are at least open to reform. that fear is what got us here in the first place. some candidates are focusing on each other, the front runner is focusing on trump. >> remember when he came down his gilded escalator at trump tower, he announced on the way down, one reason is running is because of all of those mexican racists. >> e

and the presidential primary, governor andrew cuomo signing the new law extending the deadline by four deadline prevented new voters from registering, voters in new york registering as late as valentines day. jillian: don't nominate elizabeth warren if you want our support, that is the warning from wall street mega donors. todd: joe biden could release a progressive tax plan. >> reporter: some democratic donors threatening, to sit out of the 2020 election cycle if the party nominates elizabeth warren. and anonymous executive at one of the nation's largest bank saying, quote, they will not support her. it would be like shutting down their industry. the massachusetts senator has been railing against wall street since the beginning of her campaign. >> anyone who wants to run for office has to start by sucking up to a bunch of rich donors on wall street. i'm opting out of that rule. i'm not taking a dime of pack money. i want a government that doesn't work for giant multinational corporations. i want to government that works for families like ours. >> reporter: warren putting out multiple

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i didn't come out and say andrew cuomo is a crazy liberal and he didn't come out and say i'm a heartlessaid i disagree got ever quocuomo cuomo. weighed bigger issue. some of the biggest infrastructure projects in the history of our two states happened because we work together. the bridges, the expansion of laguardia airport. the modernization of newark airport. a path train being built. all those things happened because he and i worked together and cooperated. we didn't agree on everything. i'm sure we didn't vote for the same person for president. it is not always me involved. we'll bring others in on these issues. you can have an adult conversation about this and disagree and not kill each other. >> i get the angle. you're the right guy to do it. seton hall, new jersey, university. the right guy to do it because you are a tough guy and you want civility. >> our country needs it. 100%. >> yes. you're always welcome here. thank you very much. good luck. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> back to the story. a lot of people, part of the story is where are my loved ones? you saw with patrick

governor andrew cuomo working to stop the sales amid a spike in vaping related illnesses.oins us live from manhattan with the emergency executive action. kayla, this is a pretty big deal. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. for a lot of smoke shops, e-cigs are the highest selling product. legally they're not allowed to sell to anyone under the age of 21. new numbers from the cdc shows the number of high schoolers vaping rose by 78% last year, 48% in middle schoolers. many believe the flavor flavorsd are the reason to blame. there is a move to ban some 15,000 flavors, besides tobacco and menthol. this comes amid a surge of vaping related illnesses and deaths across the nation. >> things like bubble gum, cotton candy, captain crunch, which was my favorite. these are obviously targeted to young people. >> reporter: last week, president trump announced a similar effort to ban vaping products on a federal level. if and when governor cuomo's ban pushes through, new york would be the second state to enact such a ban michiga. michigan was the first. a lot of local smoke shop

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>>new york governor andrew cuomo presented the public service medal posthumously to n y p d detectiveremember alvarez was a 9.11 1st responder who fought. >>to make the 9.11 victim compensation fund. >>call also signed 6 new bills at the 7th annual 9.11 motorcycle ride and ceremony in new york city. the legislation delivers pension and health benefits to 9.11 1st responders volunteers and workers. one law helps in a number of ways, including making the sick leave process easier. another expands disability benefits to include certain public workers who helped with rescue recovery or cleanup operations governor cuomo also set up the september 11th remembrance day. >>which allows for a moment of silence in new york public schools. every september 11th. it's designed to encourage dialogue education and understanding. >>we want the young people today too. >>the law went into effect immediately so students were able to observe that moment of silence this morning. nearly 3,000 people died in new york at the pentagon and near shanksville pennsylvania. >>closer to home they're also tributes he

governor a andrew cuomo workingo stop the sales amid a spike in vaping related illnesses. >> names liketain crunch, which was my favorite, these are obviously targeted to young people. heather: michigan passed a similar ban earlier this month and president trump is working to remove flavored e-cigarettes across the country. the push comes as a texas mother reveals a vaping horror story. in a coma after a mysterious lung illness after getting hooked on the e-cigarette flavors. nascar driver martin truex junior races his way into the playoffs. >> martin truex junior looking for his fifth win of the 2019 season and a pass to the second round of the playoffs. martin truex wins in vegas! heather: he sped into victory lane in las vegas with his fifth win of the year. the next playoff race is saturday in richmond, virginia. well, fox news alert for you, breaking overnight, taking to the streets. 50,000 general he motors motors employees walking off the job nationwide. what will it take to reach a deal when talks resume just hours from now? our next guest says it's all about rooting out corrupt

governor andrew cuomo announcing plans to ban sales of flavored e-cigarettes. >> it is addicting young people to nicotine at a very early age. and nicotine is highly addictive. >> michigan already has a similar law targeting flavored vape's with more proposals introduced in california, massachusetts and illinois. >> it supposed to be healthy alternative to cigarettes. turns out it's a killer. >> reporter: connecticut maybe next. senator richard blumenthal saying companies are marketing potentially deadly products to kids. spent the chemical reaction involving the flavors potentially create new content and chemicals that are deeply dangerous and damaging to the respiratory organs, lungs, airways of people who use these products. >> reporter: the cdc reports e- cigarettes with a confirmed or probable cause of at least 380 cases of lung disease and the six steps in 36 days in the u.s. virgin islands and the fda is finalizing guidelines for federal man on the flavored brands. the health and human services secretary says as many as 8 million adults and 5 million juveniles are vaping and the

. >> in new york governor andrew cuomo said today he will seek emergency regulations this week to ban the sale of flavored e- cigarettes. if the ban is approved by the state public health officials, new york would become the second state in the country to ban flavored e-cigarettes, implementing a similar ban early this morning. all comes amid the rash of mysterious vaping lung illnesses that sent hundreds of people to the hospital and left six people dead. >>> students and teachers at the public school would learn how to save lives. starting tomorrow the agencies will distribute 600 stop the bleed kits to classrooms. now they include the tourniquets, bandages, and other supplies to control bleedingin the event of a shooting and natural disaster or other high school trauma incidents. students will be trained to use the supplies later in the school year. in santa rosa police are searching for two teenage boys if connection with ipad thefts at schools. police say the teens broke into a kindergarten classroom at sequoia elementary school and stole four ipads. the burglary happened shortly

playing throughout) >>> new york can be the next state to ban flavored e-cigarettes, governor andrew cuomoterday citing the six deaths and 360 illnesses reported across the country the state health council will vote on the regulation. new york would be the second state if passed following michigan. joining me stanford university professor dr. robert jackler. he's leading a study into the impact of tobacco advertising. what would a ban do, doctor. >> thanks for having me on. a ban is important because we now have 9 million teenagers, high school students using e-cigarettes on a routine basis. almost all of the young people who start with e-cigarettes do so with sweet and fruity players like mango or butter rum or something like that. taking those flavors off the market will help to reduce the fad-like popularity of vaping amongst young people. adult smokers are very used to unsweetened tobacco flavor. they find it perfectly agreeable. but unsweetened has no appeal. by taking off all flavors except for unsweetened tobacco will go a long way to tamping down the use. >> doesn't it just move to

. >>> this morning the new york governor andrew cuomo not waiting for the federal government to followettes. the governor issued an emergency executive action cracking down on the sale of flavored e-cigarettes to teens. >> good morning. first of all i want to clarify there's two issues when people hear about vaping in the news lately. one has to do with this mystery illness that investigators are still looking into. we'll talk about that in a second. what this ban has to do on all flavorings except for tobacco and menthol is to try and prevent or decrease kids from using it. that's the big concern. kids are using vaping in larger numbers than ever before. you know, 30% of high schoolers now vaping. one of the concerns is that these flavorings are driving that and onramping to vaping and possibly making them more likely to smoke combustibles later in life. take a look at the numbers there. we were making good progress with regard to youth smoking overall. there was that steady downward line. everybody knows this now in the country. what has happened over the last couple of years, the nu

new york governor andrew cuomo announcing this afternoon "it's my honor to posthumously present the publicervice medal to lou alvarez. detective alvarez was a hero who spent his last weeks of life urging congress to make the 9/11 fund permanent. he died before the law was passed. his hair was and will be inspiration forever." aside from cancer and deadly illnesses from breathing in toxic dust, some of the heroes and survivors of 9/11 will be dealing with scars you can't see. post-traumatic stress disorder and depression from witnessing the horrors of that day. the people running the 9/11 victim compensation fund were apparently quite concerned that there was a lack of mental health support for first responders and others, so they approached a group that helps military veterans who suffer ptsd. let's bring in john warden, he's the founder and chairman of no vet alone. the work that you have done for veterans is to be honored and held up and now the folks from the 9/11 compensation fund are alike, we need this sort of thing for our folks because our folks have something like ptsd. what did t

new york governor andrew cuomo announcing plans for a massive against drugmakers. of causing "immeasurable damage." the governor claiming drug producers have been ripping off his state to the tune of $2 billion. other stories raising concerns. a new "washington post" story saying the opioid crackdown is forcing chronic pain patients to taper off them. the maker of oxycontin, purdue pharma, reportedly reaching a $12 billion agreement to settle thousands of opioid cases. dana, not only that, apparently the family uses control -- loses control of purdue pharma. >> dana: i think they probably want to lose control. i think the $12 billion settlement, looks like it would hurt a lot. it's not going to cover with the cities, states, and some of the counties are asking for. it's pretty amazing how many lawsuits have been filed against them because everyone is chasing it. they are looking for a consolidation. they do not have enough money to pay out all of those claims. if purdue decides to make that decision, hopefully it will go a long way. i do think it's an interesting p

. >> governor, good to see you as always thank you for joining us new york governor andrew cuomo >>> breaking news, a federal judge is denying bail for a former american airlines mechanic saying there is new evidence of potential terrorism sympathies n now, we should note the mechanic has not been charged with a terror-related crime the former mechanic is accused of sabotaging a boeing 737 jet liner carrying 150 people at miami international airport. the aircraft did not take off. no one was injured the pilots noticed the issue and then that same mechanic got overtime pay for fixing the aircraft prosecutors now say information shows the mechanic has a brother in iraq which may be involved with the islamic state and the mechanic had an isis video on his phone. they say he is cooperating with federal authorities and the question of its team members are top priority >>> up next, how ct scans and other medical data are available online in full view. >>> election results suggests prime minister benjamin netanyahu has fallen short to get enough votes to cling to the majority he needs in pa

i like andrew cuomo but what has he done? to understand, there's a very anti-corporate culture right now, anti-capitalism, anti-big business. >> 60% of the people know they need corporations and business to work. trust me on this. at least 60%. neil: i think you just made that up. >> i did. >> but it's a pretty good one. most people know they need rich people. they do. >> they might not like it, though. there is a very good -- i mean, there's a target on capitalism's back right now and the democrats are capitalizing on that. >> 30% of the people care, that's a real poll, 30% of the people, i mean, these democrats represent literally a very very small percentage. >> i understand it but you know what, the republicans have to -- >> they are actually less than the crazy trump people. neil: we have to take a break, but it is interesting that democrats have a great affinity for their own rich, like john kennedy was a rock star, wealthy family. fdr, rock star, wealthy family. they have a long history of admiring the gazillionaires i

i'm happy to say governor wolf has indicated recently that pennsylvania will join andrew cuomo in new york and i, where the original founders of this. i think if you put six or eight states together that include, new jersey, new york, pennsylvania, delaware, a few others, that's a serious amount of fire power, in terms of purchases, as well as relations with financial institutions. so, i think that's a great anchor. again, it doesn't substitute for national action, but it's a heck of a good step in the right direction. >> new jersey governor phil murphy. governor, great to see you. thanks so much for taking the time to talk with us. >> thank you for having me. >>> of course, we're going to keep our eye on what's happening in d.c. right now. a gun legislation arguably taking a back burner to news of departure of national security adviser john bolton. president trump said he asked r bolton for his resignation. but bolton said he offered to resign. and the president never asked for his resignation. just a short while ago. >> john bolton's priorities and policies just don't line up with t

illinois, indiana, minnesota and oregon, according to the cdc now this comes as new york governor andrew cuomong the state's department of health to issue guidance will urge people to stop vaping completely amid these deaths much more on these stories as they develop throughout the day and weeks. >>> let's get a check on this morning's other top headlines outside of the world of money and business phillip mena is in new york with those. good morning. >> good morning, brian talks to end the bloodshed in afghanistan are at a standstill after president trump called off a secret meeting with the taliban at camp david that was planned for yesterday. negotiations were cancelled in the wake of a car bombing that killed a u.s. army sergeant. the taliban claimed credit for that attack. now the administration is facing bipartisan backlash over the timing of the proposed talks. >>> republican representative liz cheney tweeted that no more of the taliban should ever set foot at camp david. >>> urgent search and rescue mission is under way in georgia for four missing crew members. they were on a south kore