from a native community, a different approach, as found in barrow, alaska. time. >> must in our minds. girl. >> this 7-year-old is deadly serious about her video games. >> good job. >> during the countless hours on her ex box. she is not shooting anyone. >> that's what you call it. >> that's awesome. she's battling a vision. communicating with spirits, trying to protect her people. >> we have to save them were a village. shani is play a game called never alone. based on a group of native alas cans who live upon the arctic circle. in the game an orphan girl must overcome a series of op tackles. fighting a never ending snow storm. she is accompanied by fox. the game is a collaboration between several native alaskan groups using technology to center a younger generation in their own culture. >> one day over lunch, 3.5 years ago, i'll never forget the moment. i'm sitting with the team, and we said why not video gales. why not use the greatest asset that we have, our people, our stories, our culture. >> gloria is c.e.o. of a cook in the tribal all council, an org

back with us, michael steele, e.j.dionne and josh barrow.hat do you make of that national review criticism that republicans are not speaking to middle class voters. >> i was flabbergasted with excitement that someone actually had the tumerity to put it out there, the truth. this idea of governing is a foreign concept to many right now who are running for president. they need to have that conversation, i think he put it out there very accurately. >> so michael, as the race sits tonight, do you agree with ramesh that it's likely hillary clip ton will win the presidency? >> she has the advantage. there's a blue wall. the number of states in which the democrats have a decided edge. some 242 elakt ral votes to 109 for republicans. electorally speaking. there's also the messaging advantage. particularly on middle class economic empowerment. the conversation inside the party around jack kemp. there are a lot of folks who have been saying we need to go back to the future, if you will, in order to understand exactly how to communicate on some of thes

. >>> joining us now, josh barrow, "new york times" reporter and msnbc contributor, also with us governor howard dean, former chairman of the democratic national committee and msnbc political analyst and maria teresa comar. howard dean, as a former presidential candidate and candidate for governor in vermont you know luck matters and luck lives in campaigns and it -- there's good luck and bad luck when you look at luck that has lined up for hillary clinton to put her where she was standing last night, it is kind of an amazing set of perfect coincidences. >> there is no question that luck plays a big role. on the other hand, she's an incredibly talented person. >> sure, that's very important. yes. >> i think the hill she climbed last night was the hill that every candidate has to climb and bernie has climbed it because he's been here for his whole career and that is are you speak with conviction? for the most part, she was. that was something close to the real hillary clinton last night and the politics of authenticity and conviction i think almost always wins. >> maria teresa, i thought i

>> a sawed off shotgun that was carried by the barrow gang. jamie: like bonnie and clyde barrow?wn a legend. >> those images of young outlaws shooting up the highways of america, somehow touches people. >> it may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed, people on the telephones are bidding, in is interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> a mind blo

barrow has kept his job . miss cordova says barrow was in the car with the officer who pulled her over earlier this month out of uniform. >> great to see if they'll investigation of not less be transparent. >> reporter: police chief has asked richmond police averment to conduct an investigation. the da is also looking into the matter as is the fbi according to cordova who says federal agents have advisor to temperately move out of kensington. >> what we officers doing a berkeley making a traffic stop? >> that's part of the investigation. the question that will come out during the investigation >> reporter: it's unusual for police officers to take action outside of their own jurisdiction. >> kpix 5 legal analyst , ladoris cordell. >> on a stale -- scale of one today, one no problem and 10 being suspicious, i give this a 10. on one starts to think, is this retaliation, some way to intimidate or threaten or scare her >> miss cordova the client to interview but agreed to give the evidence to was pulled over by the

phil: it is good news for red sox manager john barrow. >> i' m happy to report that s cancer is in remission. john farrell' s cancer is in remission. he went for posttreatment testing and received the results today. august 14 he was diagnosed with stage one notch hot -- non-hodgkin' s lymphoma and he started chemo treatment at massachusetts animal hospital and he released this statement a short time ago. i am extremely grateful. i am also thankful for the talented doctors who cared for me in detroit and here at mass general hospital. i look forward to getting back to work and bringing another championship back to boston. red sox manager finished his chemotherapy treatment a short time ago. he was tested yesterday and told by doctors he is in remission. at the end of the season they said he will be the manager next year, provided he is healthy enough and this is one great piece of news heading toward. more on this coming up. heather: that is the best postseason piece of news i have heard. tragedy in sweden. a teacher and a student killed in a sort of attack. phil: what witnesses thought was f

other than that of few scattered lighter showers making their way toward the matter area, the five barrows but there's another line of storms that will eventually cross through the rest of the tristate so we're getting the rain at different times here today, 63 your temperature isn't for park, a little milder, 62 in bridgeport, same in montauk, 46 and monticello with mostly cloudy skies, low pressure passing by offshore but close enough brushing up against a especially in suffolk county, twin forks i going to get hit pretty good here for the early morning commute and later in that afternoon this guy will come true for everyone bringing more showers later in the day but doesn't look like we'll get a lot out of it. temperatureswise 7244 a high today, cooler and drier with high 68, 63 thursday and a quick shower friday. the weekend looks cool but also on the driver's side. juliet: that is fantastic but the big story, the mets wiped out the dodgers, just slammed them, taking control of the division series and they did when it tonight. ben: chase utley taking the greeted. >> after a that broken

you won your oscar for your performance be as blanche barrow, and joe and i found a clip -- >> oh, no. [laughter] >> look at you! [laughter] >> oh! i've never seen this. >> that is you. >> no, identify heard about it -- i've heard about it, but i've never seen it. >> look at you. [laughter] >> my $30 dress from upper broadway. >> did you have any idea that you were going to win, ms. parsons? >> yeah. [laughter] when we made the film, everybody on the set was saying you're going to get an oscar for this. everybody on the set. isn't that amazing? >> yeah, look at that. that is you. >> thank david merrick who let me out of my broadway play so i could be here this evening, and little did he know what it would mean to me. i also, of course, want to express my great gratitude to arthur penn, my own particular -- >> we could not let you come without surprising you that we are so honored to have you here. >> thank you. come back. you have to come back. >> good. >> let you co-host with me sometime or something. >> whoa. [laughter] that'd be great. >> and you, my dear, we will set up our dinner

deal was for two years and keeps the government from defaulting on loans by raising the federal barrowing limit and calls for limited spending increases while cutting some social programs. vote on the plan could come as soon as tomorrow. however, conservative republicans still have not agreed to the plan. >> daniel: 9:11 right now. new poll says americans reduce risk to reduce amount of money spent by washington. poll says 56% of voters are okay with shutting down the federal government if that means more spending cuts. that includes 76% of republicans and 44% of democrats. 29% of voters also say they oppose raising the country's debt limit which would cause the u.s. to default on loans and likely send stocks falling. >>> daniel: still ahead local woman hit by a speeding mail truck. >> excruciating painful. >> daniel: she says the mailman came after her. >> julie: making documents politically correct and phrase many wants to phase out. >> shiri: 41 at 10:00 a.m., 50s back at lunchtime today, mid-50s for highs but wait with hood, cottage cheese can be pineapple on a waffle. or cucumber and

joseph sells this metal boxes and wheel barrows and takes about five hours to make each and they sellrage of $250. >> the government is helping us to acquire things to make better products for the market. >> reporter: kenya's informal center employees 11.8 million people and contributes about 20% of the economy. some of the blacksmiths here have been doing this for decades and now the government wants to make them part of a plan to inform kenya and make them industrialized by 2030 and they say they are now facing competition from countries. some economists say it will be hard to grow small businesses if they continue facing unfair competition. >> there is a possibility that the countries that then export those goods that end up on our retail shelves might dangle a little bit of their billions to afghan governments to look the other way. and go back to the same challenge of ignoring this in terms of how to grow their capabilities. >> reporter: on a large scale their plans to create industrial packs along this rail way line that is meant to connect kenya to other east african countries,

a november 3 deadline to extend federal barrowing to avoid a government default is quickly approachingfore he addressed an issue that is near and dear to his heart. in his last weekly address, boehner promoted expanding school vouchers here in the district. the soon to be former speaker said one of his final acts is to introduce legislation to expand the program to allows low-income families to choose the schools that are best for their kids. >>> marine corps marathon is under way. ideal conditions for running. if you're going out walking the dog, it's kind of raw outside and tailgaters for the skins game at fedex field today expect what? >> they'll be a little chilly and still thatth bit of drizzle will stick around while they're tailgating but once the game gets under way, it will be drier. clouds will linger but by the time is starting to wind down maybe by the second half, we'll be looking at some sunshine and warmer temperatures. we only are going to increase by about 10 degrees but when it's drier out, a little bit of sunshine, upper 60s will feel pretty good compared to what we'

here in texas over the weekend, 20 inches of rain were dumped into barrow county.f rain here. but we are drying out now. the water line extended up into this park. the city of houston is surround by bayous and the water receded back to normal levels. martha: the strongest ally in the war in iraq, former british prime minister tony blair over the weekend apologizing for what he said were mistakes made in the invasion. but he makes no apologize for removing saddam hussein. he says the world is a less dangerous place because we we moved that dangerous dictator. >> even though he used chemical weapons against his own people and against others, the program in the form we thought it was did not exist. i can also apologize for some of the mistakes in planning and certainly our mistake in our understanding of what would happen once you removed the regime. but i find it hard to apologize for removing saddam, even from today in 2015, it's better that he's not there than he is there. martha: k.t. macfarland, welcome to you. what's he doing here? >> he's trying to get out in f

new video of crews recovering debris from cargo ship lost in bahamas and location of the ship el barrow and vanished during a routine trip and sailed right into the path of joaquin when the storm was a category four hurricane. on sunday the coast guard found a 225 square mile area of the ocean littered with styrofoam, wood and cargo and there are 33 crew members on board, including at least four people from maine and this morning those families are waiting word on what happened. >> it is very difficult but i have to tell you it is so 40tive to be with people that are going through the same thing that we are and makes it if you can eastern avenue -- can even say that a little less heart-wrenching. >> they are changing profiles to support families. >>> hurricane joaquin blamed for one death in the bahamas, many homes damaged or underwater and phone and internet service knocked out and coalition of to the region. >> continue to track the tropics and hurricane season and does continue and latest weather conditions on the weather app and available on itunes and google play. >>> flames shooti

. >>> joining us now, betsy woodruff, political report foerr the daily beast, and also jeff barrow, political and a poll is coming in, and the new poll e shows that donald trump is even with ben carson and 26% point, and 26% points for both for those republican or republican-leaning registered voters. combined, that is more than half of the vote preference. and betsy, the dominance continues for ben carson as well as donald trump, and the two saying, hey, the numbers show it. we are not going to be participating in the last cattle call. >> yes, and what is interesting to me about the new numbers is that the top three candidates are no longer 100% outsiders. after the last debate, carly fiorina rocketed, and now she is falling down the less than 4% of the vote. so even though they like the outsiders, they like these two outsiders with a little love for ted cruz who is little c controversial among the washington outsiders, and so it is curious to see how it pans out. >> one poll, and josh, things could change, but as joe biden is deciding, josh, that he is not going to be running, we saw the nu

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i think that it is very interesting to see paul ryan barrow his hat into the ring.ave. fourteen months away. most of the american people are not following this speaker debate or dialogue as closely as we are. stuart: not a mess like this before you run for president. charlie kirk. thank you for joining us. facebook. expressive like button. it is not a dislike button. >> are you on facebook? stuart: no. >> on facebook, you can like things. you can like things. coming up with alternatives for facebook users. tesla reporting that they are going to do this. come up with six different emotions. anyway. angry, sad, happy, sad, :-), a little hard if heart if you want to love something. stuart: you think it is a good thing. okay, cheryl. you stretches out an extra 20 seconds. i am sold. it cultural phenom, yes. a man who calls himself a professional geek. remember this? >> this is a picture of a bunch of full-grown men waiting to buy toys. mike, there he is. joining us now. i know you will tell us what you bought. why on earth is a man of your age, i believe you are 42, wha

. >> wear a some barrow. >> we will get the flip side here.allowed to wear. hamburger buns on your butt. >> that is a feminist costume because it's protesting the way that hamburger. >> makes your butt bigs. >> company objectify ads. i wouldn't want any on my house. leaving crumbs anywhere. did they not think about the low jit stick problems with this costume it's idiotic enough. velcro to stick. >> what about music crow aggressions. >> tape actual microaggressions. words of mini insults to your body and that way someone will be like hey what are you doing and you get to silt there and start a conversation with them about social justice. what kind of party these people are trying to go to. if i threw a party and someone there walking around telling all my guests they were racist, i would say you have got to go. >> who put self-serious pompous ignorant children in charge of everything. >> exactly. >> when did that happen? >> i don't know. it's been happening more and more i think with the internet and with social media people can just say oh, t