and i said barkley.e deal but it's okay. >> somebody told me charlie will never ask you back again. is that true charlie? >> no. >> okay. >> of course not. but don't wait. >> ow. >> he didn't mean that. >> i'd invite you back tomorrow. plus, i took you to dinner beforehand, for god's sake. >> and paid. and paid. let's just say this. i'm sort of irritated by people who say don't talk about it. it's like watching the super bowl and not talking about it. can i say we're satisfied with the ending? >> oh, yes. >> you're talking about the show. >> yes. >> wow. >> norah, it ended at 10:15. at 10:20 i was in the car going home and at 10:40 i was in bed by myself. >> but satisfaction has a different connotation. >> i just had to go there, i'm sorry. i just hat to go there. >> bad girl. >>> tomorrow this is going to be a great. vince gilligan behind "breaking bad" will be with us. thank's so cool. we'll look >>> instagram could help you earn free food. we'll show you the new recipe for success at restaurants ahead

. >> neither is charles barkley, but he's rooting for alabama because he doesn't like johnny. >> a lotather out there. >> the colorado stuff is day after day. not as bad as yesterday morning, but still a lot of rivers that are cresting. we got hit hard in the northeast last night by the thunderstorms. this is fall moving in. the cold front is moving in as i speak. still showers out there moving through connecticut, massachusetts. we will not see the airport delays today like we did yesterday especially yesterday evening. and the fallish air will rush in during the afternoon hours. so you may drive to work with showers, the afternoon will be sunny and much cooler. humidity levels are dropping. look at buffalo today, 56 degrees your high temperature. 65 this chicagin chicago. the whole eastern half of the country is getting relief. even areas of the southeast that have been waiting for the relief will finally see the humidity level drop. >> thanks, bill. >>> coming up on "morning joe," we will head back to seaside heights for a live update on the board walk fire. and when we come back he

. >> the increase in crime is happening despite a new era for barkley's to keep repeat invited offenders are the trains. back in may officers were given the authority to ban people from riding the trains that they committed a violent crime or were caught selling to lodes. >> offenders who commit minor offenses like vandalism can also be banned if they are called multiple times. a possible explanation for the car increase is the bart riders should is growing. an average day during the last quarter 3900144 people bart death of 614% from the same quarter last year appeared >> the bart police carmen has 206 officers who are is also for larger 104 mi. of track and control of 44 stations appeared >> as if this is so charged quirk of 4 news appeared >> now we have people behaving badly with stanley roberts >> you could see sideshow's happening which are illegal. >> side shows happens just about every week oakland and some of them ended in violence. >> many of the participants argue that they are peaceful the bids until the police arrived here >> but i argue how are they peaceful is their reside

i made a little fun of charles barkley earlier, but charles barkley, when he used to play in the league, he talked about i am not a role model. and what he was actually saying is, not that athletes shouldn't be role models, but we shouldn't be the only role models. the role models are the people like yourself and the people that interact with young people on a daily basis, and we as elected officials need to do our part to engage as many people as possible to participate in this struggle to create an environment where all children have access to a high quality education. so my last question for you, once you graduate, what city you going to live in, because somebody's in trouble. >> well, i moved back home to atlanta, georgia. >> all right, i'm going to tell mayor reid he got somebody following you. ood luck to you. all right, yes, sir. >> hi, first of all, i want to remind everyone that god is good. >> all the time. >> all the time. first of all, i represent the nba. i'm one of the kids. kevin johnson should know bob lanier very well. >> absolutely. >> we are here to do an event at jac

they've booed iverson, charles barkley and even santa claus. see what happens. >> what sort of impact will he have there? i know it's only been a couple of weeks now, but what kind of impact will he have there. >> reporter: he has the ability to turn around the kansas city chiefs program. they have not committed a single turnover. he brought his quarterback in alex smith and the chiefs were stacked. they had six pro bowlers when he got in town. he changed the culture. they're off to a good start. they had two wins last season and he has made an impact right away. can they get to 3-0, that remains to be seen. can they go against the high-powered offense here, that remains to be seen. >> ross, generally, early stages of the season, but what have we learn sod far. i understand that seattle fans have been getting excited already. >> reporter: yes, let me from it was this by saying it's only week two and a lot can happen in injuries and so forth. seattle after spanking the 49e 49ers, they played smash mouth football. they're physical, they have home

they have booed allen iverson, charles barkley and even santa close. >> that's like kicking a puppy.hat's just awful. we'll check back with you later throughout the night, ross, thank you so much. filly is not the only place where emotions are running high. a mid season block-buster trade has fans in cleveland stunned because for one, mid season blockbuster trades are a rarity in the nfl. two, the browns gave up their prize second-year running back who set a rookie record for touchdowns last season for virtually nothing, and now colts will see andrew luck and the third round draft pick that will be lower than third. richardson had 105 yards on 31 carries in the first two games of this season. meanwhile, former boxing champion ken norton who gain prominence were beating mohammed ali, died today due to congestive heart failure. he suffered a stroke last year. norton lost a match to ali in 1973, but he would later earn the wbc heav heavyweight crown n 1978. he finished a career of 42 wins, 7 draws, one loss and 33 knockouts. he was 70 years old. certainly a tough day all around. beating

>> jimmy: charles barkley, we hear you, yeah. now, we have a clip of your show here. voice." no, i'm just kidding. here's a clip. it's michael j. fox in "the michael j. fox show" on tomorrow at 9:00. take a look. >> welcome home, my friend. >> this is a first-time meeting. >> oh, of course. no one even knows you're here. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i lied. they love you, man. the whole world loves you. >> you're a bad man. >> welcome back, mr. henry. i'm kay, your new segment producer. >> potential new segment producer. >> right. i've got to earn it. and i will because to be part of this -- part of you -- call it inspirational. >> are you crying? is she crying? >> if you don't like her, i can drop her from a stone. >> no, i like that she's shorter than me. it's a nice touch. >> look at you. you're back already. [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's what i'm talking about. michael j. fox, the one and only! "michael j. fox show" premieres thursday night at 9:00 p.m. on nbc. blake shelton joins us next. come on back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ at university of phoe

senate majority leader alvin barkley. herbert lehman and even his isolationist ambassador to creep written, joseph kennedy, who salivate at the idea of occupying the white house. fdr cheerfully welcomed them all into the race and then let them twist and tangle and the lands until they gave up and dropped out and that left only himself. roosevelt had chosen a very shrewd strategy. by not declaring himself a candidate and by refusing to compete for the party nomination , he was saying that the democrats once again, they would have to draft him. and when he accepted the nomination on the last night of the convention, that was precisely the point he made. he told his listeners that he would have loved to retire and return warehouse, to hide park and work peacefully and quietly on his papers in his new presidential library. but he said he had no choice but to accept the call to duty of the american people. he made it very clear that very soon he would have to drive to you then into military service and take them far away from

he's looking for a nurse that can save him, a kathryn barkley i think he said. had he and hemingway really did have a deeply moving conversation. we have a letter in the book where salinger references to his close friend paul fitzgerald when hemingway died, it deeply moves salinger. and hemingway was a true inspiration for him the way hemingway wrote about, the iceberg theory of writing. salinger went to school on that. he went to school on hemingway. between that and the al chemy that happened with war, that's the j.d. salinger we know today. >> rose: when was that. tell me that. when do we know the j.d. salinger we know today. >> the bananafish. 47 or 8. >> rose: he is then great. >> yes. the new yorker was so blown away by the story which again they initially rejected which is interesting. he changed it and then they accepted it. but he would then add two other stories published that year and was given a first option contract and that's when he became a new yorker writer, that's when he became j.d. salinger to the world. what's interesting is there were still

this is something charles barkley has said to me he agreed with the verdict in your case but he also experienced that himself. it's something the president's talked about. it's reality. but do you think race played a role in ferrell's death? when you think about this situation, if a white guy is running down the road at a white cop, would he have been so quick to shoot? >> well, we have to look at what the cops are thinking about to begin with. they had 2:30 in the morning. they had a woman who was screaming that there was a sort of home invasion, violently knocking on the door. the other thing the woman told the police was that she was looking for a gun. obviously that doesn't mean that mr. ferrell was armed, but when a gun enters the mix the cops respond in a heightened level of concern or fear. now, when they look at it and when mr. ferrell was coming towards them did they look at him and for a moment's notice say, he's black, i'll act a different way? there's no evidence to support that. i certainly hope it didn't happen. but we've talked many times you and i, erin, and other peo

create 1,000 new jobs in the wall street area, and approve the request from different companies like barkleys end to the export from hawaii to the mainland. on september 9th the result of the weekend when the company is taking responsibility for the accent who. and state regulators are waiting for lines and bbn tea market analyst kevin sterling wrote in a know that he believes massive losses will be hitting that company. we will take a look at alexander and baldwin, owner of the molasses producer hawaiian commercial and sugar, trading lower by 0.9%. that is your west coast minute. dennis: that molasses situation is a sticky situation. molasses futures trading going wild. make sure to stick with us on tuesday's show. joining me exclusively at 12:00 noon eastern for a special meeting, disney chairman and ceo bob eiger at 12:00 eastern on fox business. love you. cheryl: that will be a very interesting interview. it is an honor, and and and the joke before we end the show. i saw on twitter we should call the emmys sunday night the breaking that appreciation night. are you going to watch? >> i hav

asset clash, just look at how people are investing and you do not want to invest for instance in the barkley'sct because 90% of the risk is interest-rate risk and you want to avoid that at all costs because chances of interest rates going up versus down is greater. dagen: do you expect, would you expect with the jobs report, you talk about we got a lot lackluster economy, one that is still growing. -pexpectations for friday and ao you don't want the economy to get too hot because then you would get into a situation with interest rates that could be a drag on stocks. >> i don't see much information coming on friday. i think it will be business as usual end as long as the economy is acting the way it is, it is good growth, not great growth, no one would save that but it is chugging along at a pretty good the sand when you look at the strength of the u.s. financial system, u.s. banks of the strongest in the world, the price of energy in america, the level of interest rates even though they have risen, they are still attractive to historical levels, make the case for a good economy for the u.s.. d

you are in school, one day we might see you perhaps here or you are traveling with barkley's but oneing perhaps. >> perhaps. >> have they had you do any trades here today? >> they give that to celebrities. >> when you meet people, the celebrities who come true or the people who make this day happen and look at the amount of money already raise, $89 million over the last nine years, does it boggles the mind? >> it is hard to rack your mind around it all. it is very encouraging to see there is that much concern in america. take care of returning veterans. >> let's talk about building homes for heros, why it is so important not just today on 9/11 but every day. >> a lot of veterans need it, they are coming home. young kids, 1920, 21, massively wounded. they have to start over, reinvent themselves a little bit. they need the welcoming home and the support when they come back in order to reintegrate into society. >> thank you, all the best the. we will speak with a big supporter of building homes for heroes and have that coming up in the 1:00 hour. on behalf of everyone at fox business an

i went to bed with the assurance that barkley's services authority sensibly missed and vetoed the deal key player this this. >> one of the things we show is that they spoke about mutual trust. there was this unbelievable relationship. respect and pragmatism. when they had to do something behind the scenes, they were syndicating. they were figuring out this was yours. hanks, get out in front of the cameras. take the blows. whatever tough questions come, you will absorb them. they spoke about transitions. i don't know if we can still do this, but there was a transition from george bush to barack obama. hank was persuading the team this is not about politics. this is about the united states and western economy. you are staying. they would come in later and say what do you think, boss? is it they said not yet. stay where you are. >> american hero? >> i think so. we wanted to have his say here. the journalist and make sure everything is correct and for him. one of the reasons we wanted to do the cover and the film, when you are a journalist and can correct a misimpression and change the rec

i made fun of charles barkley but when he used to play, i am not a role model. what he said was we shouldn't be the only role model. the role models are the people like yourself and the people that interact with young people >> i came to the church to do my prayer and i was blessed to be able to walk into this forum. i just wanted to say thank you first of all to the people of alabama and birm tor being the birth place of civil rights. a lot of us have so much to learn from what started here. i live in new york. i work wlt with the youth, i have my own foundation. my question is what should we us as leaders be able to do for our youth to continue to empower them to follow the right path? >> anyone want to address this? >> so i think there are two thing that is we can do. and i think part of this is an answer to the young man who was ree here previously. when we talk about how we can help our children one of the best things we can do is to help their parents be people who are productive members of society. so while we talk about education, there's so much that go

there he waited until on september 10, 1813, robert hair yet barkley sailed his british command within come ambassador perry's lookout. as snowe wrote about that, "the american ships cleared for action, stands of cutlasses were set up on deck, shot was placed near the guns and the hatches were closed. sand was sprinkled on the detection s -- on the decks so that the sailors could keep their footing when the blood began to flow. sometime during the morning he hoisted his battle flag, a blue banner bearing the words attributed to captain lawrence, don't give up the ship." the british were better armed and gained an early advantage. soon enough, perry's flagship, the lawrence, was crippled. but he refused to give up. he took down his flag, he climbed aboard a small rowboat and he made his way toward the niagara, the lawrence's sistership which had yet to engage in the battle. perry's crossing between the ships is the inspiration for william henry powell's painting which hangs in the staircase directly outside of this room right now. it is the biggest painting in the senate, and it feature

and you are perfect examples pitting it i made a little fun of charles barkley year earlier.but when he used to play he talked about i am not a loyal model. what he was actually saying is not that athletes shouldn't be all models but we shouldn't be the only role models. the role models are the people like yourself the contract on a daily basis. and we as elected officials need to do our part to engage as many people as possible to participate in this struggle to create an environment where all children have access to the high quality education. so, my last question for you once you graduate, but city are you going to live in because somebody is in trouble. what city are you going to live in? >> backend elliott of georgia. >> i'm going to tell the mayor that he has some of the following. [applause] yasser. >> first of all i just want to remind everyone that god is good. all the time. naturally visiting i am one of the kids kevin johnson should know about very well we are doing an event that the jackson high school. i can to the church to do my daily prayer and i was blessed t