mister president, bill kelly got to the promised land 1st. and because going back to the saw region in the latin american region, argentina, which is a country, you know, very, very well they've, how they currently on their what 18th or 19th default nick, oh it's, it's, it's, you know, i've lost track of counting. but you know, something interesting about argentina, it's because they've had so many financial run poles in there in the living memory . people don't trust the banks, they don't trust the currency. it's actually very fertile environment for people to learn about big points. i spend a lot of time in argentina and the people here just the regular people are more receptive to it in any other country i've seen. and i think it's because of these experiences they've had also, and that's manifested itself somewhat into the political situation too, because there was a recent primary here where a candidate who explicitly wants to abolish the argent type central bank and abolish the pay. so let margin times use whatever currency they want. y

to tank the bipartisan infrastructure bill cnbc senior congressional correspondent ylan mui from the house tonight. where do things stand? >> reporter: well, kelly, the house will not vote tonight on that bipartisan infrastructure bill, leaving the president's agenda in limbo as he head to the g-20 and to the climate summit and both the president and house speaker nancy pelosi have been hoping that the new framework would mollify progressives who have been unwilling to vote for the infrastructure bill unless they had a guarantee that the reconciliation bill would be law as well today. >> i cannot sit back when i think we had this in our grasp i keep thinking about we're supposed to trust, our trust has to be in two senators that have not, in my opinion, been good faith actors up until this point. >> reporter: on capitol hill, president biden expressed confidence that he could get all 50 senators to back his plan but we've yet to hear that directly from the two lawmakers at the center of all of this, joe manchin and kyrsten sinema now joe manchin indicated he is okay with the new price tag of $1.75 trillion, and he is willing to negotiate in good

and bill cosby, wants to free r. kelly. [ moans ] oh, it's not a joke. sby's spokesman told the "new york post" that bill cosby thinks r. kelly got a raw deal and his constitutional rights were "grossly abused." and if anyone knows about grossly abusing. [ moans ] it's a shame cosby cancelled his comedy tour because he's clearly still got it. [ laughter ] and now we turn our attention to the sunshine state for a tale of courage and perseverance. yes. you should be proud because it's time for "this week in florida." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. well. very impressive. i tell you what. his garbage man is in for a big surprise on monday. [ laughter ] okay, it's time to play a game. every now and then, we pit senior versus junior in a battle of the ages. and we're doing it once again in another edition of "generation gap"! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. let's go now to my cousin sal who is out on hollywood boulevard. hi, cousin sal. >> sal: what's up, jimmy? how you doing? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. how's it looking on the boulevard? >> sal: you k

valerie, does the city have a contingency plan >> well, kelly, tonight mayor bill de blasio says there's no official backup plan and he's confident that there won't be a need for one given that the number of vaccinated city workers continues to rise ahead of tomorrow night's deadline earlier today the mayor gave some updated vaccination numbers for city agencies and workers. he says the nypd and ems workers are at 74% complaint sanitation workers are at 67% and the fire department at about 64%. the mandate was announced just last week and that's part of the reason that city workers and their unions are so upset and held that protest earlier today. they say they simply haven't been given enough time to make a decision the head of the uniformed fire officers association says last year they were hailed as heros at the start of the pandemic now he says they are being treated as second class citizens. >> we're not treated like a human being. we're treated like a number on a spreadsheet. everybody has their own personal choices, and the city is not giving us time to give them the information a

bill. i'm a conservative republican from north dakota. kelly armstrong and mr. jeffries is from new york city. we come together to support this bill because it's the right thing to do. it's also why this bill has broad support from across the idealogical spectrum. the house judicial committee reported the equal act favorably by a vote of 36-5. the bill is also supported by dozens of groups ranging from the aclu to americans for prosperity. thank you to everyone who has worked so hard to bring us to this point. i urge erv ef to support the equal act. that ends this statement by kelly armstrong. let me say in conclusion, and i appreciate the comments of mr. jeffries regarding treatment, what i saw during my decade on the bench was whether it was crack cocaine or powder cocaine, it was incredibly addictive. and every now and now and then might be able to deal with their addiction in a 30-day program, but normally it took a lot longer than 30 days. something i thought texas did right was have up to 12 months substance abuse felony punishment facility, some thought it

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state chris ron calling for force vasectomy tweeting saturday i will be introducing a bill inspired by president kellyr is to undergo vasectomies within six weeks of having their third child her 40th birthday whichever comes first. the so-called parity legislation is apparently in response to a recent texas law banning abortion after a fetal heart beat is detected. so how was the border search affecting nonborder states? florida argues catch and release is costing their state millions and they are now suing. the attorney general behind that case is on deck, next. [ kimberly ] before clearchoice, my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. it was very hard. kimberly came to clearchoice with a bunch of missing teeth, struggling with pain, with dental disease. clearchoice dental implants solved her dental issues. [ kimberly ] i feel so much better. i feel energized to go outside and play with my daughter. i can ate anything. like, i don't have to worry. clearchoice changed my life. some people have joint pain, plus have high blood pressure. they may not be able to take j

and that to me will be the biggest damage that goes about. >> i take your point >> kelly >> go ahead, steve >> if billking a decision tidecision -- distinction at the staff, i would agree. i don't have information at the staff level. bill may be making that distinction and i may have missed that. i would say i agree with that. >> sure, sure. i think everybody's points here suggest maybe it was outside the scope of what was seen as the norm or expected to be the norm as, you know, at least what we know at this point guys, we will leave it there really appreciate it bill lee and steve liesman joining me with the very latest on the changes at the fed. >>> coming up, snap plummeting today after a huge impact from apple's privacy rules. we will look at the ripple effect across other big ad-driven stocks like facebook the spac everyone is talking about is called digital world acquisition, but it is the political world it is really deilafr isafr. tas teth as your broker, i've solved it. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can mon

kelly o. ali you've been chasing down lawmakers for any nugget on spending bill negotiations. president biden just spilled a good amount of beans himself. what is the state of play on the hill right now? >> yeah. we get our steps in here on capitol hill, craig. and we're probably still going to be doing that. because when president biden says there are four or five things that are still left to be worked out, those could be pretty big four or five things. it has felt like there's more momentum behind the negotiations over the last few days than at any point in the last few weeks or months. at the same time, there is a little bit of a feeling of whack a mole throughout the negotiations. just when you think something is settled, something else pops up that needs to be solved. i'm thinking specifically this week of kyrsten sinema's opposition to raising taxes on corporations and the wealthy. certainly that's been a center point for democrats both on the campaign trail and certainly now that they're here in washington. atop both houses of congress and the white house. that's a pro

bill shatner. i'm a long way off. kelly, thank you. bill shatner. we're waiting for the launch. we'll keep you up to date on that. we turn to your money. the dow is turning major league south, down 162 points. where is the price of oil for you this morning? i don't think we checked it the first hour. we're below $82 per barrel. the treasury yield, is 1.54%. look at big tech. you have to always check the big guys here. all of them are up except for apple which is down a buck 45, holding at 140. the big gain from microsoft which is up 2.69. that is the markets. now this. consumer price index for september up 5.4% year-over-year. in other words what you pay as a consumer is more, 5.4% more now than it was a year ago. bob doll bring in now. bob, that inflation number is a little bit hotter than expected, 5.4% s that why the dow is selling off? >> i think so, stuart. the initial reaction was oh, maybe doesn't matter because the core excluding energy is if you don't eat and use gasoline was a little better than expected but 5% inflation. rem

bill. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. 16 women whose lives were taken remembered today outside the country. this gathering was organised by the domestic abuse charity refuge, and some of its most high—profile campaigners were here in support. there needs to be more warnings towards men to stop this epidemic on the street, in homes, of bullying women, verbally or physically. because i think people don't do anything about it anymore. the silhouettes represent women killed by a serving or former police officer across the uk since 2009. most of the deaths happened in a domestic situation, the killer knew his victim. the exception was sarah everard, duped and falsely arrested by pc wayne couzens who kidnapped, raped and murdered her. her killing has provoked a national debate on the issue of violence against women. this week at the conservative party conference, the home secretary, priti patel, announced an enquiry into the sarah everard case. now she is being urged to include a specific focus on sexual violence and domestic abuse in new policing legislation. we really welcome the s

kelly? where are any of these people? if not one single solitary word about the worst border disaster anyone has ever seen. and they've about to vote for a billasurably worse. ylarry: yeah. that kelly, senate kelly from arizona, which is a swing state, he's kind of gotten off scot-free on taxes -- >> scot-free. larry: -- on immigration. you're exactly right. i mean, we're for legal immigration. a good thing. >> not mark kelly. all he wants, apparently, is illegal immigration, and he represents a border state. and you never even hear his name said. he shares a state with the senator we talk about all the time. i've never even heard a word or from him, larry. larry: steve miller, good stuff. can't thank you enough, as always. >>> coming up, the greenies go to glasgow, we're going to tell you why it's not a good idea. i'm kudlow, we'll be right back. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who spent half his life with you, the party of a lifetime. wealth is watching your business grow. worth is watching your employees grow with it. principal. for all it's worth. ♪ larry: one of our heroes, bjo

we went through the 70's and 80's in new york and did community policing, by bill and ray kelly and othersg, by goalie, a wonderful place to live in and when you don't, you have what happened in san francisco, you have protectors because of vigilant gangs going around. maria: when we come back all of this happening and yet the democrats are pushing through a massive spending package and they want to propose a wealth tax that will effect more than just billionaires and how the democrats new plan can hit more americans over time. dave chapelle standing by comments and backlash over netflix special. it's making a buzz this morning. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, democrats are hoping an unrealized capital gains tax on billionaires can salvage president biden's massive spending agenda but the democrats scrambling to get a deal. it's looking less like they that the president will be able to roll back 2011 tax cuts altogether. joining right now americans for tax reform president grover norquist. grover, great to see you, thank you so much for being here. yesterday we spoke with maya mcg

jeffries mentioning seed tkreubg richmond and kelly armstrong who have been important parts of bringing this bill to this place. and congressman richmond has passed on to his just reward, that means going to the white house to work, but mr. armstrong is still here laboring here in the field and asked that i was to be here and asked i read this statement from him into the record. he said i wish i could be here today, but i am grateful for representative gohmert to read my remarks. this will provide sentencing parity for federal powder and crack cocaine offensees and will provide relief to those who have been sentenced. in 1986 the anti-drug abuse act created 100-1 disparity. the law created a five-year prison sentence of distribution of five grams crack cocaine at the same time that the individual would need to possess 100 times ta amount to receive the same sentence. the fair sentencing act reduced the disparity from 100-1 to 18-1. and the equal act not only provides sentencing parity for crack and powder cocaine offensees and solves the retroactivity and implementation issues. this is not being

jeffries mentioning cedric richmond, and also kelly armstrong, who have been such important parts of bringing this bill to this place. of course, congressman cedric richmond has passed on to his just reward. of course, that means going to the white house to work, but mr. armstrong is still here laboring in the field. he was unable to be here and ask that i read this statement from him into the record. he said, i wish i could be here today, but i am grateful to representative gohmert showing my remarks of the chamber. i am proud to support passage of the equal act, which will finally provide sentencing parity for federal crack and powdered cocaine offenses. this bill will also provide relief to those who have been sentenced under the previous unequal guidelines in 1986. the anti drug abuse act created 100 to one sentencing disparity for crack cocaine and powdered cocaine offenses. for instance, the law created [inaudible] to possess 100 times ta amount to receive the same sentence. the fair sentencing act reduced the disparity from 100-1 to 18-1. and the equal act not only provides sentencing parity fon

rational to you, that it is encouraged by the prospect of this bill, basically >> i think there is a couple of things at play there, kelly. one, if you look at, say, the tips break even inflation curve it is inverted while it moved up literally across the board, so it is at break even rates for the ten-year today stands at 2.66% elevated at the same time the short-term rates are. that suggest has the market is not spookds by the fact that more spending is going to beget hyper or higher inflation. second, the market doesn't like uncertainty. whatever comes this bill, the fact that we will see something more tangible evidencing what is being agreed upon so the market can digest then ultimately adjust to it is a long way of putting something that's been/ing out there as a known unknown into the known known category i think that's what the market is taking away from what joe manchin mentioned. >> curious as we look at the valuation levels of the dow and s&p at all-time highs in general, do you say embrace the broad market do you say get selective on sectors? do you get even more selective on particular stocks here? what woul

the fate of infrastructure or the bigger spending bill congress is working on elon moye ylan mui is joining us with where things stand. >> reporter: kellyn is headed to kplil to try to break the logjam over not just the spending bill but the broader infrastructure package they met for over three hours this morning and they have another caucus meeting later in the afternoon. lawmakers say they're making progress they describe the mood as dynamic but there's been a growing desire to hear directly from president biden the white house has been dispatching top officials to the hill for the past several days, but there was a hope that the president himself will seal the deal >> i think the president should be involved. very few of us have seen the president in the nine months he has been president, and i think he should come to a caucus. >> reporter: now, progressives are still holding out for a vote on the broader agenda before they will get behind the infrastructure bill, but the head of the congressional progressive caucus, pramila jayapal, sold reporters democratic leadership have been listening to their concerns from the start and she si

the bill of rights and the declaration of independence. el salvador is a new america book. kelly is the new george washington. this is the new century. it's happening in el salvador. thanks to pick. going craig, back to where we started max. i mean, it's a little bit of what the g p morgan thing was in el salvador, at least the coins using the place a goal. you know, that you're providing a sound backing to your currency, our relation, sound alternative. so more power to my father. i just, what i can, what i'm very much concerned with is the risks around the globe. the energy prices that you mentioned, macs are going to be a real problem all winter long, especially in europe, where they live out of russia. natural gas. the politicians in the central bankers are going to deflect the blame that is solely on their shoulders. and they're going to look for a book and you know who that's going to be. they're going to blame it on. in the meantime, i'll get it's going to be a long, whole close hard winter for people like it should be different. you're really around the plant because ener

bills. plus, a stunning moment posted online activists confronting a senator even after she went in a bathroom stall kelly o'donnell is at the white house. >> reporter: tonight president biden warns that economic calamity could strike within two weeks if congress does not raise the debt ceiling, which allows the government to borrow money and pay past debts and meet current obligations like social security and military pay. blaming republicans who refuse to help democrats to pass a debt limit increase. >> they need to stop playing russian roulette with the u.s. economy. you don't want to help save the country, get out of the way. >> reporter: republican leader mitch mcconnell says democrats must act alone. >> this unified democratic government is having trouble governing. >> reporter: the president still struggling to convince democrats to support his multi-trillion dollar spending plan progressives refuse to pass a bipartisan infrastructure bill until a much larger climate and social policy bill is ready. >> look, i need 50 votes in the senate i have 48. >> reporter: one of those moderate senators still

kelly evans here's what's ahead on "the exchange." the white house announcing details of its now $1.75 trillion social spending and climate bill it's a mouthful but we'll tell you what's in it, what's not, how it's going to be paid for and whether it has enough support to pass. >>> we're talking to ceos to get their thoughts on the economy. we'll hear from the head of huntington bank and wyndham hotels. >>> and it's a huge day for our earnings exchange. we're looking ahead to apple and amazon both reporting after the bell, exxon and chevron tomorrow morning. >>> stocks are moving higher, the dow is up 139 points, about 0.4 of a percent the broad s&p 500 up two-thirds of 1%. look at the outperformance in the nasdaq today, record intraday highs today for the nasdaq i'll do the dom star, for the nasdaq and the s&p 500 what's interesting is this is happening for the nasdaq even with bond yields on the rise the 10-year yield right around 1.56%, 1.57% now not exactly a tailwind, usually a headwind for the nasdaq. semi etfs are seeing a jump higher teradyne is up 11% apple is only about 4% from its all-time highs apple and microsoft, by the

bills at home. and our new nbc news poll finds the president with his lowest approval rating yet. we begin with kelly o'donnell in rome. >> reporter: on his final night in italy, president biden made a prediction about his long awaited domestic policy agenda >> i believe we will pass my build back better plan and i believe we will pass the infrastructure bill. >> reporter: but a dismal sign back home. a new nbc news poll finds the president's approval rating slipped to 42%, a seven-point slide since august. and 71% responding say america is headed in the wrong direction. >> the polls are going to go up and down and up and down. i ran to make sure that i followed through on what i said i would do. >> reporter: addressing the supply chain crisis, hitting consumers at home. today president biden announced new steps to reduce red tape at ports and urged other governments to ease the flow of goods. >> the government can play a key role identifying supply chain risks. >> reporter: one piece of the president's domestic spending plan going global. the corporate minimum tax was endorsed by all g 20 leaders to

kelly o, the speaker, we just heard a few moments ago, stressed this bill will be paid for no matter what, but take us through this possible shift in plans when it comes to paying for the bill. what are you learning? >> well, good to be with you. of course, when you're having big spending on some new and expanded programs which is the intent of the biden agenda here and democrats in congress, you need a way to pay for it, because there's been a lot of sensitivity among members of the democratic party about saying this would not add to the deficit or would not increase inflation. in the parlance of washington, that it would be paid for. well, raising taxes in key areas is a way to do that. the president has had a red line of no taxes increased on individuals who earn less than $400,000 a year. so there was an expectation that democrats would be on board to raise the paid rate, the schedule of taxes for higher earners, and on corporations, raising the corporate tax, and one of the things about kyrsten sinema not making public her issues and demands, something that has been noted many,

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the defense authorization act and the infrastructure bill, which could have a lot of little line items that impact the cryptocurrency industry kellyight, eamon, thank you very much. while the crypto industry is pouring money into lobbying, investors keep pouring money into the industry. ftx announced the cloesher of almost $120 million. joining me now to discuss, it's great to have you. how much of this money is going to go toward uniforms and more stadiums you guys are everywhere. what is this capital for >> yeah, it's a really good question and the honest truth is i'm really excited about the various endorsements and partnerships that have been made. but all of those together are things that are way less than our sort of net profit outside of that. so all of the advertising, all of the endorsements are things that we could meet just with our normal business operations we're in a really fortunate place to be able to be a quickly growing company, which is already strongly net sort of positive cash flow the biggest use of the investment proceeds is mor likely to be acquisitions and investments. we've already done a few, obviously w

bill wasn't designed with the holocaust in mind. after that audio leaked republican texas state senator kelly hancock said schooled a ed a administrations anti-semitism, no. just a good old fashioned anti black racism. it wasn't the teaching of the holocaust they were targeting but the teaching of slavery in america's horrific treatment of black people. how many republicans spoke out when two weeks ago the same district board in texas voted to reprimand the teacher with an anti racism book. the laws will target jews, too. that's what history teaches us. on the subject, this is how the de facto leader of the republican party reacted when white supremacist had a unite the white rally in 2017. >> jews will not replace us! >> you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> so when you hear some republicans now very defense ly saying this law is not happening the way it supposed to and represent fact and fiction, there is no both sides but republicans while i have your attention, there is no both sides to the teaching of slavery and jim crow, either. it almost the top of the hour so time for ayamn with his panel who will con

basically say, manchin held up the bloated infrastructure bill because he wouldn't give them a vote. where the heck like people like cartel kellyinfrastructure bills until we do asking to address the border crisis? you have companies out there, as you just alluded to, we sent a letter to, facebook admitted to us in a letter they are helping promote or facilitating human smuggling into this country. it is the federal government's job, the job of the u.s. attorney's office to prosecute those cases. so instead of trying to intimidate parents at local school board meetings for exercising their first amendment rights where is the heck is the biden administration, merrick garland actually enforcing laws where they have the primary jurisdiction? that includes on human smuggling. shame on facebook, shame on facebook board of directors. shame on corporate america that is so interested in being woke yet they're basically destroying the fabric of this country and undermining the rule of law. stuart: mark brnovich, attorney general of the state of arizona, thank you very much for being with us, sir, we want an update what is going on in yo

kelly kron 4 news. >> governor newsom has until sunday to approve or reject several new laws in california. he's already signed more than 350 bills passed by the state legislature are grant lodes joins us now in the studio to. >> go over what's left on the governor's desk and weather is going to sign him or not. he survived the recall. now he is work to do is already signed quite a few of these. but there are still some big ones outstanding. first, though, some. >> new measures that have been recently approved. you're talking about making universal mail in voting permanent removing the word alien from state laws and adding a first in the nation protection for amazon warehouse, employees and garment workers. but the governor's work is not done there. those are done. but the end of the week, the deadline is approaching and one of the bills on his desk as we speak, is the idea of paying drug users not to use drops under this law. california could become the first state to offer incentives for people to stop using methamphetamines and cocaine. the bill would allow the state's medicaid program to fund it. the next bill would decrimina

billed up to be. >> mike: the last tame time they met here, the teams combined for 1,032 yards. brian kelly and mac brown go back to the early 2000s. mac brown was also coaching the bowl. and they had a chance to visit. they've been friends ever since. he's standing by. >> caller: coach, you told us yesterday you weren't quite sure the identity of carolina eats defense. how does it figure out tonight? >> i think it was consistency. i thought tommy did a great job of mixing up play calling, and we obviously had some big plays like kyren running the football, especially in the second half. but we maid made in plays in the passing game and i think it's that balance that is starting to show within our offense that's giving us the kind of identity that we need. >> caller: kyren williams put the ball in his hands. whafl did he show you every week? >> he keeps going and that's the heart that he has and the desire and that's why he's one of our leaders. >> caller: cokes thanks so much. congrats. >> thank you. >> mike: 202 yards. four and four as they head into this difficult stretch. their next gam

just go with the infrastructure bill so what does that mean if you look at democrat running for reelection in midterm that have tough racist when you look at mark kelly, rafael warnock or any democrat running in a competitive district in the house? i think democrat maybe slow their role here because nancy pelosi could be walking her party off a cliff. >> they are responding to what their constituents want and that's the issue. tyrus, one and a half trillion by joe manchin, still a lot of human infrastructure to add to the spending with arctic guns but aoc says even that much is not enough. >> the bill passes as underfunded that only gives a crux, you get that because when you only give some not all than some people get nothing. when you saw me, isn't something better than nothing? what i hear is it something for you better? something for you better? want you accept nothing that? >> she saying it's got to be all or nothing and some would say it's being reasonable there. your thoughts? >> when you say six on one hand and five on the other, that makes for. sometimes when you film on a phone, it looks small but when you make a speech and you can hear ind

billing. >> yep all right. good stuff, of thanks everybody "the exchange" starts now. >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody. i'm kellye exchange," another day and another set of record highs for stocks with earnings season off to a pretty good start, consumer confidence bouncing back. the housing market is still strong and a potential stimulus deal, do the markets have a green light for the remainder of 2021 >>> plus, the debut of our earnings exchange today. as the season ramps up we have the action, the story and trade ahead of three key reports tonight. microsoft, alphabet and robinhood. >>> with the white house looking fo

billing. >> yep all right. good stuff, of thanks everybody "the exchange" starts now. >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. ahead on "the exchange," another day and another set of record highs for stocks with earnings season off to a pretty good start, consumer confidence bouncing back. the housing market is still strong and a potential stimulus deal, do the markets have a green light for the remainder of 2021 >>> plus, the debut of our earnings exchange today. as the season ramps up we have the action, the story and trade ahead of three key reports tonight. microsoft, alphabet and robinhood. >>> with the white house looking for ways to pay for the multi-trillion dollar spending lan, treasury secretary supports an unrealized capital gains tax on billionaires. why our expert says it is the worst ever dom chu is back with the numbers. >> i'm back and here with a vengeance because the markets overall hit record highs again the two indices we want to watch are the dow industrials. they get their gold star because they hit a record high the s&p 500 hit a record high as well the nasdaq is within stone's t

if manchin or sinema or kelly or jon tester picked up the phone and called the president and said i'm not voting for any of your bills or know of your nominees unless you change course on the border they would have border check mated. it amazing not one senate democrat who has had a critical word to say about what's happening right now. >> brian: it is crazy. because you can go back and roll clips from dick durbin in 2008. joe biden in 2004. talking about the need to do all of these things. chuck schumer, harry reid. steven, talk about the $450,000 for separating families at the border? not a good move. i know the message you guys were trying to send. but it was quickly reversed. but are they worthy of $450,000 of family? >> well, first of all, that's insane. secondly, this issue is widely misunderstood. you are talking about individuals who commit a federal crimes who were criminally prosecuted and who, during the pendency of their incarceration, were separated from their families. there are literally millions with an m., millions of american citizens who have been criminally prosecuted and separated from their fami

bills. the case has been assigned to the san is a police departments assault unit reporting from the newsroom. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. the former head of san francisco public utilities, harlan kelly is now facing bank fraud conspiracy charges. kelly was charged last year in the long running bribery and corruption scandal at san francisco public works he has been accused of taking bribes in exchange for lucrative city contracts. today those charges expanded to include bank fraud and conspiracy in a scheme to defraud quicken loans. alrighty then we got little bit of rain falling out there. we got a bit of wind as well. a wind advisory went into effect around eight o'clock this evening for the areas in yellow, which is pretty much almost all of us. looks like it just missed san jose there, but it's got a lot of the peninsula, lot of the east bay hills and down to sea level. the winds will continue overnight tonight. the showers look like this. this is tomorrow's mornings or tonight and tomorrow morning system. i'm going to roll it through time there goes that one. it falls apart. here comes another one kind of falls apart that system to and their system three and three plus 3.5 3 ri

kelly's question. there seems to be a lack of trust, like you said, looking for assurances there is a path forward that negotiations will continue on the reconciliation bill. how do you govern if there's a lack of trust among democrats? jen: i don't know that i wouldn't put in those terminology as a lack of trust. i will leave that to members of congress to describe how they feel about each other. there's a diversity of views and opinions within the democratic caucus. we know that. we welcome that. that's a healthy part of having a party, a healthy part of having a democracy. what we know is that the president has worked with members of this caucus to get the american rescue plan done, to move his agenda forward to this point, and that when we're talking about this stage in the process, a pivotal stage in the process, where we're litigating details, where we're having debates about key components of two historic bills that will change the lives of millions of people, it's healthy to have discussion. it's healthy to push. it's healthy to be out there advocating for your point of view. i think there's a misunderstanding how democracy and policymaking works

kelly evans here's what's ahead on "the exchange." the white house announcing details of its now $1.75 trillion social spending and climate bill it's al but we'll tell you what's in it, what's not, how it's going to be paid for and whether it has enough support to pass. >>> we're talking to ceos to get their thoughts on the economy. we'll hear from the head of huntington bank and wyndham hotels. >>> and it's a huge day for our earnings exchange. we

bill. i'm going to discuss this with my saturday night panel. nba players say no thank you to the vaccine. and it was a big week for millennials. britney is somewhat free and r. kelly is going to prison. we'll take a look at both cases. let's gets started. >>> so this week's late-night political machinations revealed some winners and perhaps some losers. the house leadership bowed to their demands by delaying a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill until a firm commitment is made on the reconciliation bill. while the so-called moderates were stopped in their attempt to push forward but there's still no bill. so what does that make the rest of us? ♪ things are going to change, i can feel it ♪ ♪ >> all right. there's still plenty of time here. there's not all losers just yet. but whether we become winners, that's a whole other question, one that seems to depend as always as senator joe mancion and on his lesser known partner in so-called censurism. leverage over other proposals? separate? it's called politics. sinema has largely stayed on the sidelines and her motivations honestly are still unclear. her arizona allies say she wants to be considered a maverick li

bill but they aren't quite there yet. the president conceding several of his key priorities are now out. nbc news white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has more on where negotiations stand this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. we have seen deadlines come and go before but democrats are signaling they're close to getting the biden agenda done. house leadership told members to be prepared to vote on the bills that includes the infrastructure, climate and the care economy this week as the white house tries to build momentum to the finish line. a campaign style push from the vice president friday. >> let's get to work. let's pass our build back better agenda. let us build an economy that works for working families. >> reporter: at stake, the president's multi-trillion dollar plans for infrastructure. climate and social programs. >> i do think i'll get a deal. >> months of fierce disagreements among democrats led to scaled back proposals. free community college and expanding medicare services out. while paid family leave is in, but time limited. >> it is down to four weeks. the reason it's down to four we

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. >> reporter: kelly, president biden took republicans to task for blocking a vote to race the debt limit biden called on the gop to allow democrats to bring the bill to the senate floor and to pass it with a simple majority vote. no gop support needed. but just two weeks left to go before the treasury likely hits the debt ceiling, biden said there was no time for elaborate procedural schemes he said that's when accidents happen and that he could not guarantee that the u.s. would not default. but this morning senate minority leader mitch mcconnell sent the president a letter, doubling down on his position that republicans will not help democrats do this job. he warned that the nation is sleep walking towards significant and avoidable danger now, the top democrat in the senate, chuck schumer, said today he does plan to vote on the debt ceiling this week and he said he will keep the chamber in this weekend if it is necessary. kelly. >> it is october now so the days are becoming more important. thank you very much, ylan mui for the moment concerns about a debt default may be spooking the markets but my next guest remains bullish and sees dow 40,000 in