a good time? hter ] they're hurricane victims and you sound like you're hosting a barbecue. [ laughter ] "have a good time. try the potato salad. everyone says it's an a-plus." [ laughter ] and by the way, this isn't even the first time he said that exact thing to hurricane victims. remember texas? >> have a good time, everybody. i'm going to be doing a little help over here. hey, can you handle this? it's a lot of -- >> yes, sir. >> have a good time. [ light laughter ] >> seth: have a good time with what? the bucket you put in his lap? [ light laughter ] "you're going to love this bucket. you can sit on it, store things in it, put it on your head. it's a lot of fun. have a good time." [ light laughter ] but if anyone seemed to be having a good time yesterday, it was trump himself. just watch him greet a crowd of hurricane victims in desperate need of supplies. after handing out a few items, he literally started throwing paper towels into the crowd via jump shot. >> seth: they were hit with a categ

then a special encore performance from the rans allen group, "like a good neighbor" and a little louder "clap your hands." we're playing it for you one more time. we're glad you've joined us for that coming up in just a moment. ♪ ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> so honored to have james blake on this program. the retired professional tennis player was once ranked fourth in the world and has written a new text about activist athletes. it's called "ways of grace: stories of activism, adversity and how sports can bring us together." great to have you on the program, james blake. >> thanks for having me. >> the question is can sports still bring us together these days? >> i hope so, and i really do believe that. maybe it's my optimistic nature, but i feel like it's something that brings religions together, brings the lgbt community together, brings races together and it can unite. i think we saw that in response to some of donald trump's comments. it united people. i am afraid sometimes that loses the message that this whole protest star

we'll kick things off with a performance of "like a good neighbor." e'll return for a conversation with rance allen. here now, the ran group. ♪ i'm on my way try to let my goodness show ♪ ♪ celebrate my life took all i have i don't want w i don't know why ♪ ♪ i need a friend look hey they started walking again ♪ ♪ they walked right by on the other side ♪ ♪ as i dropped my head i began to cry ♪ ♪ hey like a good neighbor like a good neighbor ♪ ♪ she was the best she was right there ♪ ♪ lift up your head hear li lift up your head ♪ ♪ lift up your head no matter what ♪ ♪ matter what i'll always be there ♪ ♪ always ♪ for you oh ♪ ♪ like a good neighbor of it like a good neighbor yeah ♪ ♪ was there ♪ she's always there fellas she's always there ♪ ♪ you know he bound up my wounds here healed my broken heart ♪ ♪ he put me together i was torn apart ♪ ♪ let it be a place where i could lie down ♪ ♪ he said, rance, peace is yours right here and right now ♪ ♪ you know what i said oh lord please ♪ ♪ lord please don't leave my side ♪ ♪ he said don't you worry ♪ ♪ do

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the response that he gets is, he had a good response when he went down to texas. vice president hence got a nice rush pence got a nice response as well. did they lie shattered trump because they feel he has not responded well or do they they not visit -- do welcome trump because they feel he has not responded well? or do they welcome a visit? host: daniel lippman is the co-author of playbook. thank you for being with us on this sunday. we appreciate it. ask tomorrow, the house starts debating the budget resolution for fiscal year 2018. they also consider a bill that would ban abortion after 20 weeks. thecontinuing to debate -- ajiton of a jeep pie pai. c-span's washington journal, live it every day with news and policy issues with effect two. coming up, supreme court correspondent for reuters will give a preview of upcoming cases. then the heritage foundation and discussing north korea. and president of the committee for a responsible federal budget will talk about the cost of a republican federal tax plan. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00

carr who got knocked down. >> tony: a good pass rush, they have him down the middle. gh little spot between the safeties. go down and get it. like he is laboring a little. but carr had to throw it. do you think you should have caught that? it is a tough throw. kind of going away from it. and watch as we watch this. have two safeties high. going if he does, it is one-on-one everywhere. >> jim: 2nd & 10. going deep. coming out on mitchell! holding for johnny holton. >> tony: it looks like it is all offensive, jim! mitchell called it correctly! this is a huge bowl. the big decision is whether you take the penalty or not. >> jim: this is a 10-yard penalty, replay, second down. it will make it 2nd & 20 instead of making it 3rd & 10. >> tony: it took forever to make that decision, for a good reason. that is a tough, tough decision. , you know that they are going to be aggressive. they are going to play two man or man to man with a double on cooper. sorensen has been doubling cooper, or he goes back and lets him play. right now it is two man. >> jim: and all back, and a whole

isa maybe it is a good thing. who knows. is a data leak a good thing?he sunlight point is a good one, it is all out of the open. but the other side is the internet security side. how safe is the private data, and how far do these leaks go? ridgers makes it awkward if it is very rich people are not you and me, but from an internet security point of view, who else might fall prey to it? it isa who else might fall prey to it? it is a question to ask. john, universal credit is the front page in the independent, selling three quarters of the public want the time cup for people have to wait before they get their benefit. the six-week delay built into the system is the focus now of intense pressure on the government, a lot of backbenchers are very worried about it, and this will add to the pressure on the government. the poll is interesting in that people are not persuaded of the benefits of universal credit, people wanted to be stopped altogether. what is the reason for this delay? is it a computer?m altogether. what is the reason for this delay? is it a comp

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that's a good thing. >> what a great story. stacy razgon, thank you. >>> coming up, is the corporate jet business ready for takeoff? >> these are the newest wings for the high fliers of the corporate world. but are companies ready to buy even more business jets? i'm phil lebeau. "hat story >>> here's a look at what to watch for. tomorrow, we'll get the minutes of the last federal reserve meeting. investors will be looking for clues on the timing of the next interest rate move. delta airlines will report its earnings. and the fourth round of nafta negotiations will take place in washington. that's what to watch for on wednesday. >>> the nfl commissioner roger goodell says the league believes players should stand during the national anthem and that team owners will discuss a plan when they meet next week. in a memo released today he stopped short of saying the nfl would require players to stand. it's been reported that some sponsors feel the national anthem controversy is putting them in a tough spot. >>> while many sectors of th

when you're drinking from a creek, it's not a good news story. en you don't have food for a baby, it's not a good news story. dammit, this is not a good news story. this is a people are dying story. >> with us to share their reporting and their insights, julie pace of the associated press, car i know demergen of "the washington post," perry bacon, and policewombloomberg's. first, the facts, how puerto rico is doing 11 days after maria made landfall. gas stations are on the mend. 60% now up skprand running. 49% of grocery stores now open. a little less than half the island has drinkable water. the electricity situation, even worse. only 5% of power has been restored. nearly 10,000 federal aid workers on the ground in puerto rico. seven daily flights now bringing commodities and 11 regional staging areas set up around the island. officials say 843 people have been rescued and 11 highways cleared. cnn's brin grynn gingras is on ground. so you can get supplies there, but are they getting where they're needed. >> reporter: well, we are seeing, john, su

get a good salary or if i want to be part of something that's new and that's good for mongolia so i guess yeah i didn't i thought about it but then within one week i just felt like it's better to be a change maker and and impact maker than to to try and like you know. work for companies in the states that already have everything. it's funny it's so common in germany to have these things yeah you know not a big deal but here it's a sort of that's right yeah exactly. that seemed a good start for me like yes so i was here when the lights blades was erected on a boat and then the funny thing with the wind farm is you need. all the winds for it to work but then when you actually go suck that half and move the blade out you don't want any when the hood says and let there be no way. i get it exactly. so you've been studying so long being abroad gaining lots of experience in this sector here. boy why did you kind of kick that and was going to complete different direction cosmetics i have started because of my own skin problems and i think every entrepreneur usually has a problem that they see and

>> they are a good football team on prescipice of a very good team it's a marathon not a sprint and thes have 5-1 a great start but long way to go but like the way the team is playing complimentary football and offense and defense playing off each other and special teams have been terrific so i like the way this team is playing as a complete unit. >> about a week and a half between games how does that long layoff affect football teams? >> not a whole lot the redskins and the eagles know each other very well. it's the nfc east they know each other's organizations very well and they kind of have been built the same way you look how jay and the doug pederson want to be in the trenches and physical and nasty and physical and violent game and tricks will not win the game tomorrow night the team that executes the best will win. >> entering week 7 of nfl and the birds know this is hen the good team separate themselves from the pack. >> this is when you want to hit your stride and i feel like we are doing that right now you know we have been battle tested so far playing four games in a row and

we have a good time.'s continue motoring. >> that's a good term. >> here is a luxury product still made by hand. there is a painstaking process behind each of these beautiful watches. >> it is the physical object of the handwork, which makes it special and unique. >> this is "bloomberg pursuits." ♪ >> to close out "bloomberg pursuits," a regular series we call "made" because to truly appreciate an object of luxury, you need to go back to the beginning and see how it came to be. the swiss watch brand arnold and son makes watches from scratch. we were taken inside the process earlier this year. >> every new watch is like a new piece of art. it has a different story to tell. a high precision device, and the other thing is they have to be hand finished, which is very related to art and craft. you have these two words in one watch. the technical aspect of it and the mechanical aspect of it. here we are on our premises where we manufacture all of our watches. arnold and son refers to john arnold, one of the big

because i think he's a good person. rge from the 18th and 19th and became a unique, remarkable, tough but caring person. i would just do it. i wouldn't ask. don't you all have somebody you know that you feel that way about? we need to get to where we feel about more people that way, and this, because this identity politics is going to dog as for a long time because we are being thrown together at a pace and in ways that we've never been thrown together in all of human history, and he's right. think about the future. and see people as people. those are the two keys. [applause] >> so i could do this all night. i'm having about as much fun as i can have, and i think seeing these two gentlemen together this evening gives you a sense of what a remarkably delightful opportunity i was given in life to work with the two of them, and to be a fly on the wall as they worked together. i would've done it for free, and action in the american system you almost do it for free, but i had a nice house. i do on all night. as president clin

they got a good architect. do you think this is a worthy winner.|j they got a good architect. it is difficult to convey the power through the photographs, you have to stand on the end of this pier leaning pcbs, taking in the view, feeling the expense of the sea. as you say, it is a public space. it is not a photogenic or immaculate work of architecture in that space, it is a basic piece of public space that serve its function. do you think that people going on there bucket and spade holidays will take do this when they do not get the end of the pier amusement, the penny slots and whatever, it is a bit of an adventure in architecture? have the architects led the public was not a yes, but to witness the public using it today, alex said he didn't do a building but the building in the middle is extraordinary. it's got a cluster of beach huts around, but thatis cluster of beach huts around, but that is what good architecture does. it supports and enhances human rights. —— human life. every nook and cranny has been used. you have the steps going to the cafe, with the steps going to t

i know a good story. you have a good story. i will say to my wife. i did great. and then they put it on, well, that's not so good. they are "fake news". and the good thing about social media is that i have so many millions of people. i guess 128 million and you can add up all of the different platforms, at least i can put out stuff i want to do. i would love to not do it at all. but i can at least put out the truth and real world and people agree. if you look at the level of a provenal of general media and the day i started running to now. i am stou proud i can convince people how fake it is. except for your show and sean and fox has treated me fairly. and i don't mean good. but fair. and i don't want to be treated good but fairly. >> lou: if i may say. you ran for president and we appreciate everything you are doing. thank you so much. >> we are getting it done. thank you very much>> lou: mr. president, thank you. up next, more provocations by north korea and president trump ready to head to asia on a important trip. >> we have to solve the north korea problem.

a lot. my other life was very good i have to say. i had a very good life. mah. ah, i had a very good life. but you know what, i'm having a better live life now and i'm help ago lot of people. >> we must honor and respect the people whose decade of hard work helped to bruld our wupt country and make our country great. but we're going to make our country greater than it's about before. that's what's happening. >> i don't know make america greater than it's ever been before. he said it will be keep america greet. democratic liters coming out against it boost the president claims. >> nonsense, never has. stickle down economic tax cuts for wellthy with thought there could be no job creation only increases debt. >> one ever the appointing erp keeps some reps seem to have is the fact that because the president said he want to put it on a single sheet of paper it aelts a lot of deductions out there one being state tax deductions some states enjoy. that will beeled in at lost the current iteration of the bill. we'll see what happens moving forward. bernie sanders is also been out spoken opponent of

can fit on the today show it's a good feeling of course i got a good feeling it's not enough to success if if only one does receive it and you'll know this today was a good start now we have to keep going to survive by the most qantas's five star returned bringing smiles back to the ball and family. byron really sending a strong message to our next feature team doorman who hosted leipsic in a young rivalry the home side has been the best defense in the league but head coach peter boss came. out to the press complaining his full backs are always her life seat for their part had to leave top striker team out of the starting line up due to injury could they still have the firepower to hand dortmund their first defeat of the season let's see. it was a relaxed atmosphere before kick off no tension between the two coaches but like six stefan is not that was a little too relaxed and so yeah i mean the obama young pounced one nil. likes a good cap just one clean sheet so far the chance to improve on that was gone after four minutes. the forward they showed more promise not a case of fel

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a factory. that completion for ten yards. goodnough for a first down. >> it is a spot right here through the oklahoma tate offense coaches, you are talking about mason smith not playing long beyond the third quarter. trying to get him a few more throws it looks like. >> and there is one throw. taylor young, pulling up right there. >> now coach we talked about this before. you have a guy, you are winning the game by a lot and you have a guy like maceop rudolph who ises a heisman candidate and you have mariota in this situation. how long do you leave him in. >> third quarter. it is a general practice. and all of these things that you are getting the ball out of his hand as possible. pick. >> that as dangerous throw and incomplete. >> should have been picked. >> wallace, the intended receiver. chris miller was right there. >> just to look again, a little bit late to this ball. good job breaking it up there by wallace. and you've seen this drive, everything is quick except for that play getting the ball out of mason rudolph's hands. t

we had a good year first and second quarter was good we had a good 2015 and 2016.didn't just come out of thin air but it all came together for the future. >> let's talk about what happened with the hurricane. a lot of peel felt, hurricane that's waste management. you complained it's fema but that doesn't mean it will benefit in the end >> we benefit typically on the disposal side. what's happening right now in houston is that they've taken it off of these residence' yards and moved it quickly to the temporary olding areas we didn't see a benefit, actually we did see a penny in the quarter but with you will see the benefit potentially in 2018 >> i been to one of your landfills, i know this sound silly but it's quite clean to bring the trucks, may weigh the instruction and they pay, it'sen substantia it's instant right >> right it's a very clean business for us and it's a fantastic business we get paid a tip fee on the front end and the cost structure there is largely fixed the variable cost structure is very low on the landfill >> the one point is you need capital m

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you can be a good president but not a good comedian.i certainly agree that most of the problem in speechwriting, speech doesn't feel right it is not someone says but how they set it. often this is not talking about the experience in the white house but probably about speechwriting because a question that often people do not ask is what is the point. you see speeches where someone has never answered the question about what are we trying to accomplish and what is the point in all of this. i think in the white house we were lucky enough that we were able to do both of those things and the person delivering the marks was capable of doing a lot as a speaker and that's one of the reasons why i don't see [inaudible] >> i would say having observed several presidents that it is not two separate things and it's not like there is the process of having clear goals and policies and then separately there is this other thing of making them look pretty or not but it's the very fact of in fact there is a communication steam and the goals can be articula

so i think it's like a good experience. and then it gets you prepared. - i think that people take ap classes to boost their gpa and to get into a better college. - so that hopefully that you can pass them and not have to take them in college. - well, aps count for college credits, so that's obviously a benefit. and they're just more challenging classes if you're looking for that. - good point. most experts say the advantages of aps are they challenge you. since ap grades count more than regular grades they could boost your gpa. they may help you to get into a better college. they prepare you for the level of work you need to do in college. and you may save money by getting college credit or scholarships. however, not everyone believes aps are worth it. some say students can become overwhelmed by all the work. then there's the expense. to get credit for aps, you have to take ap tests, and those cost about $100 each. but probably the strongest argument is that some colleges are no longer granting credit for aps. in fact, dartm

man, maybe he is a good man.because he's a doctor doesn't mean he understands how health insurance works. i do give him the benefit of the doubt, but all i know is he told me one thing and what was brought to the floor was entirely different. >> reporter: and then last week as americans were reeling from the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history, kimmel's emotional monologue reflective of a nation in mourning and disbelief. >> there's probably no way to ever know why a human being would -- do something like this. to other human beings who are at a concert. having fun and listening to music. >> reporter: and just as he did with health care, kimmel called out politicians to take action. >> 89% of republicans and democrats are in favor of restricting gun ownership for the mentally ill. but not this gang. i just happened to be in a position two times this the year where something happened that really hit me very close to home. once with my child, of course. then literally close to home. las vegas. >> reporte

the market's taking up a load of bad stuff along with the good. that is always been at a level where i get more concerned when that sell off comes you need to be prepared to buy into weakness rather than freaking out and dumping everything, that's why i'm talking about this, that's why i'm knowing what you own's so important. if you're not willing to do enough homework to understand the campus of your portfolio you probably shouldn't own any individual stocks. but you know what you own, you like and it and you have some cash you can buy it and get a better basis the odds do favor a pull back, it could give you a better chance to buy, notice i'm not saying, sell sell sell, i'm just saying i want you to be ready. that's my job after we've been up for so many days, to get you ready. with that note of caution, and it is caution, not bearishness but caution let's get to next week's game plan monday's columbus day, that's a day that not much happens here, but europe doesn't care about columbus why is this important and why does it matter, a few weeks ago

man with a good heart. a lot of people very shocked by all of this, and the fact especially that the suspect is still out there. >> fining this van will bring philadelphia police one step closer to solving the hit-and-run that killed 31-year-old eric magne on the 2200 block of east allegheny avenue in port richmond octobe october 14th. police say it's a white chevy express van, the kind that you can fit 15 people in to. it has chrome and black front bumper with the right headline assembly busted and looks to have damage on the right side of the bumper all indicating a big impact. now, immediately after the collision, cops shared what they found at the scene. >> his shoe was found almost a block away. indicating that the vehicle may have dragged one of the shoes all the way to the next corner. report which is a distance of several hundred feet. >> reporter: crash investigators believe the driver's door has dark marks on it. although it could be a logo or something else. also there are tinted windows on all s

s yeah i think hike is a good manager he showed a long time with bae and he was showed again and i think five zero against freiburg they didn't play so good but they showed five goals yeah it's a lot in the bundesliga ok do you think this success will carry over when they begin their champions league run again yeah i think the next game against celtic. if celtic comes to munich they need to have a warm jacket on because i think they get five or so ok right now over to you yannick high this is giving up their age in the early seventy's. we all know he's on contract to the end of the season do you think possibly longer or do you think they can win and walk away with possibly more silverware this season i think i think and can congress can definitely lead them to the bone as they get total this season but essentially i think this is just a band-aid solution they needed someone up to the dressing room and to be honest this was the best option they could have hoped for i think they're lucky that he said yes and he came out of retirement i think you will find success this season but on really