because in the streets of hoboken, scooters have led to big controversy.nd unlock it. but as of late, the city has been dealing with what could easily become a deadly combination. swi. scooting while intoxicated. several arrests already. enough that the city of hoboken felt compelled to hire two micro mobility code enforcement officers to patrol the streets for scooting ofificiandos. it's not the best news for lovers of lime because these scooters are in hoboken for a limited time. the lime test drive ends later this month. and headlines of lime abuse certainly don't help make the case to keep those scooters around. and given new york city's traffic legendary potholes and packed streets, hoboken may be laying the ground work to block lime from operating in the city that never sleeps. so in the words of my colleague rachel maddow, watch this space. that wraps things up for this hour. ali velshi. >> so the lime thing, you just drop them wherever they go. the problem is, new york sideways are used to capacity. right? so you can't sort of have intersections li

hoboken is great, we'll be become >> talk about the world of sharing.s jammed but now it's empty. revolution is here right >> access to mobility products elegance of the model, open app, find it, ride it leave it. >> no insurance, gasoline. >> really easy and people are really adopting it that's great unintended consequences with that, street litter and blocking right-of-way that's where we developed this product, not only the scooter, but software, telemattics and how to park. we do virtual parking, you have to park at docking station or place we designate if you don't do that, you can but you'll have a fine >> fair enough it is beautiful, currently made in china is that going to be the same got to be big tariff on this. >> there is a tariff, tough, big impact on cash flow and business we have planned and have facility in vietnam. looking at when to do that and that is something -- >> you're part of the economy that has to move out to save money but probably have great relationship and bet the chinese make a great product. >> it is a great product, gre

just a few years before, many of those soldiers had boarded ships not far from here at hoboken port,ore than four million americans supported the great war, and more than 116,000 made the ultimate sacrifice. at the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month in 1918, the armistice was declared. the war had come to an end, and the allies achieved a great victory. every year since, on november 11, we have shared our nation's deepest praise and gratitude to every citizen who has worn the uniform of the american army, navy, air force, coast guard, and marines. we are profoundly moved to have with us veterans of world war ii, including one of the grand marshals, woody williams. thank you. thank you, woody. [applause] thank you very much, woody. to the veteran of the war, the glory of your deeds will only grow greater with time. this nation is forever in your debt, and we thank you all. we are also pleased to be joined by veterans of the korean war, the vietnam war, the gulf war, and the war on terror. you are the reason our hearts swell with pride, our foes tremble with fear, and our na

ago talking about climate preparedness and resilience i was struck by something with the mayor of hoboken said after her hurricane sandy we cannot rebuild after sandy in a way that has an island of protection were only certain people in hoboken. so the issue of equity and moral imperative is important in the united states as well. so what is happening? if you look at that report state and local and try that one - - tribal leaders submitted to the president a few years ago there were numerous examples for go houston has created mobile solar powered community stations to operate off grid and conserve one - - serve communities that basic needs after a disaster to illinois to colorado infrastructure in the aftermath of disasters in a way that is stronger and better than how those other disasters hit southeast florida has a coordinated planning effort to adapt to sea level rise and then examples like delaware and maryland low-lying states that require's constructions project to meet standards that recognize the changing risks of climate. lots of bright spots happening in the united states the

or pursue hoboken let's begin with you and ask you i mean it's been a really torrid week in syria once again and i'd like to ask you sir if you would sort of medicare where we find ourselves now where the end of that torrid week and where this is leading for the the cruelly poor syrian people i mean the battle for syria decided i would argue you know bashar al assad the syrian president won the war militarily with the help of bloody. militarily won the war he is regaining control of the last remaining regions which is to the west with military force with the support of the russian air force basically and the north east which she will go back to smoothly and by doing so destroying kurdish autonomy so it's decided to this extent and very important is the big guy who holds all the strings in the bank all industries pulling the strings and he does so very cleverly because now he gave out a once to some extent what she wanted an area inside syria to resettle syrian refugees to control it to maybe build some kind of other talk of protectorate and giving the whole of east back to bashar assad

intervention had been selected, mostly men ,rom wisconsin and michigan they had been trained for hoboken and england. they were in england shortly after wilson okayed forces in the north russian region. they all thought they were going to france. they had been issued american rivals. they were just waiting to cross the channel. they started to get rumors they were instead heading for russia. 's family ran a boarding house. someone had been a student there. he had adventures in arabia. harry and lowell crossed paths on a london street one day and harry said we are getting ready to go to france, and lowell said that is not what i heard. he had just been at british headquarters and said you're going to russia. he ended up getting lectured by the famous arctic explorer. they traded in their springfield for american-made russian-designed weapons that the soldiers complained it had such poor aim it could shoot around corners. there were millions of rounds of ammunition for these guns supposedly sitting in archangel but have probably been carried off by the bolsheviks by that time. anyway, they

side 1st avoid grandparents who lived in the west and wanted to take their grandchild for a walk in hoboken park and all of a sudden you couldn't go from one street to another from one side to the other with . the wall divided and germany for 28 years. the wall is now in memory the city one again. studies humanities and works part time in the planetarium antonius studies physics they live just a stone's throw from the war memorial sites and from where their grandparents once lived. i know where it's by says i know it's where my grandparents lived and nowadays you see tourists milling around here all the time a little bit but of course it's also just where france lives and where i go to celebrate new year's or watch a football match or whatever but what i will. in history sounds a bit over the top but it's everywhere when you go out partying and you cross back and forth any number of times without thinking anything of it. and would no doubt have enjoyed that her grandchildren live so new to when she grew up she joined the social democratic party in 1909 gaining a reputation for plain speakin

where only certain people in a community or in hoboken are then building back in a more resilient way and others are not. so this issue of equity, moral imperative is important in the united states as well. what is happening in the united states? if you look at that report that the state local and tribal leaders submitted to the president a few years ago, there were numerous examples. for example, houston has created mobile solar powered community support and disaster relief stations that can operate off grid and conserve communities with basic needs immediately after a disaster. communities from vermont to illinois to colorado have rebuilt roads and other infrastructure in the aftermath of disasters in a way that's stronger and better than the state of those -- that infrastructure before the disasters hit. counties in southeast florida have established a coordinated planning effort to work together to adapt to sea level rise. then we have examples like our neighbors, delaware and maryland, low lying states that are now requiring that state funded construction projects be designed to

so something like that you can't get in hoboken. ( laughter ) you gotta go -- >> stephen: you got to you're writing a boo your first. >> yeah, i am, i am-- it's hard to talk about this because it means i actually have to writedo try muscles-- >> it's a book. i'm very excited about it. >> stephen: you're midbook? >> yeah, i'm, like, midbook, yeah. you've written a book. >> stephen: yeah. >> is it supposed to be frustrating at the midbook part? >> stephen: it's the most agonizing thing, in my opinion, you can possibly do. and i think it was flannery o'connor said writing is a process by which one's hair and teeth fall out. >> okay. >> stephen: and that's what it feels like. you feel like this will kill me and i will die. >> so i'm going to have less hair and less teeth by the end of this? >> stephen: yes. >> wow, that's going to be a problem. yeah, i'm really excited about writing it, though. i've had-- it's something that's very near and dear to my heart. i mean, it's like-- it sort of investigates-- it's kind of a memoir but it's about my relationship to a mental illness, and my havi

just a few years before, many of those soldiers had boarded ships, not far from here, at hoboken portericans fought in the great war and more than 116,000 made the ultimate sacrifice. at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, the armistice was declared. that war had come to an end and the allies achieved a great, great victory. every year since, on november 11th, we have shared our nation's deepest praise and gratitude to every citizen who has worn the uniform of the american army navy, air force, coast guard, and marines. we are profound ly moved to hav with us veterans of world war ii, including one of the grand marshals, woody williams. thank you. thank you, woody. thank you very much, woody. to each veteran of the war, the glory of your deeds will only grow greater with time. this city is graced by your presence. this nation is forever in your debt. and we thank you all. we're also pleased to be joined by veterans of the korean war, the vietnam war, the gulf war, and the war on terror. you are the reason our hearts swell with pride, our foes tr s tremble with fea

i will give you my private jet to fly you down to hoboken, where i live. >> hoboken?tuart: that's where i live. frngs you ha >> you have to fly to hoboken? where is that, new jersey? i don't know. stuart: i do live in new jersey. you think i live in london or something? >> i do a show for mgm and i will be in new jersey december 6th at the mgm. i can't think of the name. stuart: borgata. >> that's it. i'm at the luxor in vegas, then i'm doing -- stuart: i would like to invite you the a soccer game. >> i would go to that. i would be bored out of my mind. what a great game. what's the score? 1-nothing. let's go to the highlights. what highlights? stuart: ladies and gentlemen, i give you terry bradshaw. on his first and possibly last appearance. no, you're welcome back any time. an honor to have you. you can come any time you like. >> i haven't figured this out yet. markets are looking good today, people. stuart: that's the script on the prompter. okay. >> go ahead. here's a look at futures. susan: there you go. stuart: we will see you shortly. check futures. we are down

and given new york city's traffic legendary potholes and packed streets, hoboken may be laying the ground work to block lime from operating in the city that never sleeps. so in the words of my colleague rachel maddow, watch this space. that wraps things up for this hour. ali velshi. >> so the lime thing, you just drop them wherever they go. the problem is, new york sideways are used to capacity. right? so you can't sort of have intersections like corners. >> everything in new york is used to capacity. >> that's my issue with lime. i have no dog in this hunt. if people like it, it's fine. but people just drop them wherever they go and generally speaking in midtown manhattan, there's no space on a sidewalk to add five or six extra scooters. >> and they can go pretty fast. >> yeah. >> it's november 7th. we start with breaking news. we have just had the release of the deposition transcript of george kent. the deputy assistant secretary of state. this is what nbc news has learned from an official working on the impeachment inquiry. kent is a deputy assistant secretary of state, as i said. who

thinking that the kid who grew up on the streets of hoboken new jersey was now walking past the paintingof milton his daughters talking down the immortal and taking down the immortal words. now walking down the third floor corridor to the bird collection. now pressing the buzzer. they were actually loving me into the sacred recess where i would soon set next to all of those famous literary scholars whose work i had read and do work of my own. the american dream. my mother his work was highly personal beautifully crafted and deeply researched. she was writing a book when chasing ghosts which was about her father mmr. of which life which is an expert in here, she it's been three years researching world war ii. just so that she could understand the times and with these men went through. so her memoir writing was also written in a way that someone who had done an incredible amount of historical work could put those two crafts together. it delivered more than just newark something that also had historical aspect that was deeply researched. and going to close with something that a regular eulo

just a few years before, many of those soldiers had boarded ships at hoboken port. more than 116,000 americans made the ultimate sacrifice in that war. at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, the armistice was declared, the war had come to an end, and the allies achieved a great, great victory. every year since, on november 11th, we have shared our nation's deepest praise and gratitude to every citizen who has worn the uniform of the american army, navy, air force, coast guard, and marines. we are profoundly moved to have with us veterans of world war ii, including one of the grand marshals, woody williams. thank you, woody. [applause] thank you very much, woody. to each veteran of the war, the glory of your deeds will only grow greater with time. this city is graced by your presence. this nation is forever in your debt, and we thank you all. we're also pleased to be joined by veterans of the korean war, the vietnam war, the gulf war, and the war on terror. you are the reason our hearts swell with pride, our foes tremble with fear and our nation

the man is done anyway, he might as well open up a grocery store in hoboken. have a good day.ost: the opinion this morning of usa today with their picture of president trump, rand paul, asked the media to reveal the name during that rally on monday, the fundamental promises to create safe space for witnesses of wrongdoing to come forward and report it and for the sake of his or her professional reputation or physical safety to remain anonymous in doing so, nothing chills truth telling in the halls of power like the risk of retribution and no risk is more harrowing than unmasking potential impeachable offenses by the president. we will read and opposing view from jim jordan in just a moment. let's hear from bonnie in maryland, go ahead. i am so glad i have this opportunity. i was not a whistleblower. however, i was accused of it and i lost my job because of it. everybody was being interviewed about who had told the military that an officer was having an affair with our boss and a person who did it was not me and i had to go in for an interview and during the interview i thought

i have a spare room in teen my apartment in hoboken. are you coming? >> i might.om my house. it is getting personal. stuart: the producer said, i smell a sitcom. larry and stu, back together. [laughter]. we shouldn't be laughing. this is a very serious thing. i don't want to make fun of it but, we're glad you're on the show, larry. it is really heart break. >> fresh libertarian from west l.a. are. stuart: that would work. larry see you soon. >> you got it. stuart: democrats impeachment push. it is moving forward. in my opinion it's a vicious political game and the democrats will end up regretting it. i will explain that at the top of my take in the next hour. first a 14-year-old is named america's top scientist. developed a first aid liquid bandage, potentially, potentially replace antibiotics. that is impressive, isn't it? she is a ninth grader. she is here to tell her story next. the ♪. delivery drones, or the latest phones. no commission. no matter what you trade, at fidelity you'll pay no commission for online u.s. equity trades. but you don't feel good. with

just a few years before many of those soldiers had boarded ships, not far from here, at hoboken port.te sacrifice. at the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month, in 1918 the armistice was declared, the war had come to an end, and the allies achieved a great, great victory. every year since, on november 11th, we have shared our nation's deepest praise and gratitude to every citizen worn the uniform of the american army, navy, air force, coast guard, and marines. we are profoundly moved to have with us veterans of world war ii, including one of the grand marshals, woody williams. thank you, woody. to each veteran of the war, glory of deeds will only grow greater with time. this city is graced by your presence. this nation is forever in your debt. we thank you all. we're also pleased to be joined by veterans of the korean war, the vietnam war, the gulf car, and the war on terror. you are the reasons our hearts swell with pride, our foes tremble with fear and our nation thrives in freedom. would you please stand so that we can honor your heroic service, please. [applause] thank you