us, robert burke, the chief executive officer of robert burke associates, this in celebrations of one of my favorite weeks in new york, which is fashion week. iur world has been adjusted believe you go out across the world and help people establish malls like on the outside of moscow. you are not doing that right now. how has your world changed? how has vladimir putin change the robert burke world? >> there were two different american retailers looking at opening malls in moscow. there were advanced discussions going on, and obviously now those are at a complete stand till and probably will be at a stance ill for a very, very long time. people are concerned. the sanctions august the of had a great effect. >> will that conduit from moscow to london -- it has been there for decades -- will that change because of what is going on? >> we are still seeing some buying patterns in london of the russians but not nearly as robust as we have in the past. really intaying russia. they are not spending as much. >> there is a great synthesis of what all these geopolitics mean for the united states

mary burke, thanks for joining me.alk about chris christie and the rga and the nra versus michelle obama and emily's list. are you confident you will have the resources you need to battle govern walker who has almost twice what you have in 2014le elections. >> it's great to be with you. rga and scott walker have been running attack ads against me since february and then haven't landed a punch. the polls are dead even right now. >> i have to ask about the plagiarism charges. it wasn't just one section of the website where language listed jobs plan, veterans plan, the rules committee plan, how worried are you that this is ammunition for the walker campaign that will be used incessantly for the next six weeks. >> well, there's no doubt that this was political motivated and governor walker knows he is in trouble and he is grasping at straws to try to deflect from his really poor jobs record. we saw this came out at the same time the news came out wisconsin lost 4300 jobs in august. i want to be perfectly clear. my job slan

. >> miss, mary burke, chal echking scott walker to be >>> mr. new leadership, yet it came out this week that she had plagerized much of her job plan, stealing word for word from recent democrat who is had run across the country. she then blamed it on and fired a campaign consultant making clear that she hadn't even been part of crafting her own jobs agenda. if this is ms. burk's idea of -- >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg continued her media road show and gave a frank and weird political interview to ellen magazine. the justice who says she's 81 says she won't retire under president obama because senate republicans are crazy and will never confirm someone who is as great and as liberal as she is. this is a hit to justice ginsberg, please stay on the court for the next two years and roll the dice. >> liberals want her to step down and she's fighting back. >> this is not a hit, this is the heat. derek jeter's game winning hit in his final game at yankee stadium, i was actually there friday night with 43,000 other people. and it was rea

and i know that mary burke from isconsin spoke here yesterday. she is offering a choice between more angry gridlock and progress that will actually make a difference for wisconsin families -- better jobs, better wages, better schools. and we can compare, just to understand what's at stake, what has happened in wisconsin and in neighboring minnesota under very different governing philosophies over the last few years because i come from the school that says, results matter. evidence matters. and the evidence is in. smart, progressive, policies in minnesota led to more job creation and more economic growth. wisconsin deserves better and with mary burke, it will get better for the people and families of wisconsin. now here's what we know. when women participate in politics the effects ripple out far and wide. weren't you proud when a coalition of women senators broke the log jam during last year's government shutdown and then when senator patty murray stepped up to get a budget passed, i saw her yesterday, and we were talking about it and she said, y

as news broke larry burke nknew the call. >> was anna a junkie? >> i wasn't call her a junkie. she was a lady with issues and pains. she didn't always do what she was supposed to do. the problem with some of that came from the accident she got what she needed. she was strong willed and stb born. she was the one that could take one pill two times a day, she would take four pills three times a day. no one was force feeding her or making her do this or do that. i think there's a little bit of blame to go around for a lot of people. >> her gaudy dysfunction also over shadowed her drive and determination. the single mom from texas discovered nude photos for hugh heffn heffner. became the most popular playmate. awarded a guess jeans contract. >> he's the man who brought her into the mainstream after seeing her on the cover of playboy magazine, not only hiring her on the spot but christening her anna nicole smith. he's the visionary co sha-chair so ceo of guess. >> nice to see you. >> nice to meet you. >> what did she do for the brand? >> she did something as important, she put the st

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. >> good evening shawn burk good evening, commissioners just a couple of quick notes will ongoing issues with establishments all the names you've heard before one is macy's on polk street going on for about a month initial complaint across on alley a situation i thought had sort of resolved after a couple of visits to macy's involving a meter after this complaint it came back from a extended vacation the noise continued i advised the repositioning of a couple of speakers and buffers and overall reduction in base and volume and went out the following weekend for a sound tested it was apparent things decreased we did a test open the resident home and went back at 11 o'clock at night and released the problem p had deceased so malibu the 3395 mission is a plays during the night we've kept an eye on we did an extensive sound prove after putting restrictions on their permit it's helped quite a bit we've heard from the neighbors that the noise used to be coming from inside the club is no longer a problem but noise generated from patrons outside the club they're on our list to keep a closer eye

c-span: who was burke? >> guest: edmund burke was an irish philosopher and statesman, a member of parliament, one of the great speakers of all time, a very great supporter of the american revolution and a great opponent of the french revolution, which is the right stance. he wrote a great, great book called the "reflections on the revolution in france." c-span: what was wrong with the french revolution? >> guest: that they were t--they were trying to remake society anew, that they had decided that we know--we can--through the force of pure reason, we can create a new world and that we will destroy the calendar, we will destroy the inherited institutions of society and we'll make a new society. and he said this is abhorrent. and he was right, as we learned from the french revolution, from the russian revolution and from the chinese revolution, from every ever--revolution since. and so it was that idea of looking to the past and seeing what we've inherited and appreciating that which led eventually to my cons

i'm looking forward to see how this all unfolds, mary burke, we'll have you back.ciate your time tonight. we'll do it again, thank you. >> thanks, ed, good to be with you. >> you bet. still ahead, the immigration debate rages on as both sides attempt to stall the issue. congressman luis gutierrez weighs in on whether we'll see movement before the november elections. plus, former house speakerer did cantor scores a cozy new gig thanks to his wall street cronies, we're right back. ups is a global company, but most of our employees live in the same communities that we serve. people here know that our operations have an impact locally. we're using more natural gas vehicles than ever before. the trucks are reliable, that's good for business. but they also reduce emissions, and that's good for everyone. it makes me feel very good about the future of our company. ♪ a woman who loves to share her passions. grandma! mary has atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts her at a greater risk of stroke. rome? sure! before xarelto®

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arleigh burke. on the arleigh burke, 2 sailor shooting the video you can see here is watching the missiles -- watching while the missiles are being fired while the sailor stands on the deck of the ship. and as the sailor follow it is trajectory of the missile taking off from the ship the sailor kind of spins around which creates this really rare perspective. >> again, that is navy footage released from the u.s.s. arleigh burke. they shot multiple camera angles from these missiles being launched in the middle of the night. just watch this one. >>> it's all footage shot on u.s. navy vessels, more than 40 of them fired last night from a guided missile cruiser and a guided missile destroyer. one in the red sea and one in the persian gulf. >>> the pentagon, also, today, released three very short pieces of video that they say was visible from the air as u.s. pilots bombed other tar gets inside syria. here are those targeting videos that they released today. the first one that they released shows a buildin

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lee burk is a destroyer based in the red sea. also know that the philippine sea, which is a cruiser based out with the u.s.s. bush which is in the persian gulf, northern arabian sea. tom ahawks are being fired from two different directions. we also know that the u.s.s. bush aircraft carrier group, there are planes being launched off that in the past. what we've seen in iraq we've got f-18s flying as well as f-16 fighter jets. i would expect that both of those warplanes are involved as well as of course unmanned drones. they will be using unmanned drones to target. they have been flying that unmanned surveillance, the isr over syria for the last few weeks while they've been coming up with a target list over syria. remember, megyn, one of the reasons that this mission took a few weeks to come together was not only the importance to the president and to the administration of building an arab coalition, but also the fact that up until a few weeks ago the president had not authorized any surveillance drones, unmanned drones, to fly ov

burke. thomas daniel burke. william francis burke jr. charles f.burlingame iii. >> thomas e burnett jr. >> donald j. burns. kathleen ann burns. keith james burns. john patrick burnside. thomas m. butler. patrick dennis birn. timothy g.biyne. jesus cabezas. billian caceres. brian joseph cacia. >> and my husband of 30 years, fdny chief. papa jerry to his grandchildren,'s electric sis, luke, thomas, elena and kate. my heart breaks that you are not here to enjoy them. love each of them from above and keep them safe. may god bless all those who lost their lives as a result of the terrorist attacks on september 11th, 2001, and those who continue to suffer from the aftermath. may god bless all those serving in our fire departments, police departments and emergency services, as well as the military here and abroad. may god bless america and may we never, never forget. >> and my uncle, michael todonio. we all love and miss you every day and we know you are watching over us. >> richard michael caggiano. see seal marella caguicla. john brett cahill. michael j

we are following an nx burks county. if you stayed at the jersey shore or delaware beaches, maybe making an early trip home this morning, all of the majors in both states are clear right now. and majors around philadelphia also looking good. this is the vine street expressway. that's the westbound side. as drivers head out to 76. no delays, no accidents to report the entire length of the vine. we still have this construction on the westbound side of the ben franklin bridge as drivers head into philadelphia. that could cause a big jam. i'll be sure to let you know. in douglassville, an accident near old swede road. that's been with us for a while. watch for a delay there. if you are traveling through center city, philadelphia, keep in mind we still have closures around the museum of art. that cleanup is still going on from the made in america festival. we'll be right back. hello! i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat fo

. >> miss, mary burke, chal echking scott walker to be the new governor of wisconsin.running on new leadership yet came out this week she plagiarized much of her jobs plan, stealing it word for word from platforms of previous democrats who had run across the country, making matters worse when this came out she blamed it on and fired a campaign consultant making it clear she hadn't been charged of crafting her own jobs agenda. this is mrs. burke's idea of a fresh start, the state might be better off keeping what it's got. >> supreme court ruth bader ginsburg continued her road show and gave a weird and political interview to elle magazine, the justice who's 81 said she won't retire under president obama because senate republicans are crazy and will never confirm someone who is great and liberal as she is. this is a hit to justice ginsburg. please stay on the court for three more years and wait informal the election and roll the dice. >> liberals want her to step down. this is not the hit, derek jeter's game winning hit and final game at yankees stadium. i was there thur

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unfortunately in burkes county, i can't promise that. we are dealing with an accident right now in douglassville on 422 near old swede road. it's unclear exactly how many lanes are restricted out there. but use caution if you're headed in that direction. that is the only accident so far. in the northeast, we have traffic lights that aren't working at the intersection of holme avenue. make sure you treat it as a four-way stop. this is boulevard at broad street. things looking kwi net both directions. and if you're making an early getaway from the shore, if you stayed down there yesterday and into this morning, this is a live look at the atlantic city expressway. this is the expressway right near route 73. 73 is in the background. both of those are clear. even the roots in delaware like root 91, 495 are also quiet now. now it is time to talk about the high school blitz. it is back. and it is in full swing. you can vote for this friday's game of the week. here are the choices. council rock north-simon gratz or holy spirit against malvern pr

specifically into chester county, burks, lancaster county. this is primarily light rain but there are pockets of heavier rain. heavier rain in reading. this will drip towards the northeast and some ores will see some rain drops. but most of it will really be aside light rainfall at least for this morning. temperature, 64 degrees for philadelphia. 55 for allentown. your saturday planner shows the bulk of the showers and rain will really be this afternoon. it's not going to be an all-day event. 70 degrees will be our high with occasional rain by later on today. we'll talk more on your forecast and show you how sunday looks. i think you're going to like it. that's coming up in your first alert forecast. >> thanks, ted. >>> we are following some breaking news from overnight out of northeastern pennsylvania. state police say that one of two troopers shot outside the police barracks in blooming grove pike county has died if other state trooper is getting medical attention. this video came just into nbc 10 within the past few moments. you're looking

this fire broke out at burke nursery and garden center just off burke road at about 3:00, started nearspread to a nearby building. look at the flames, look at the smoke. now let's go to chopper 4. it just arrived over the scene. you can see the flames are gone. the smoke dying out too. but this fire did reach two alarms at one point in burke. nobody is hurt. firefighters are still investigating the cause. at the live desk, i'm scott macfarlane. >> scott, thank you. >>> what a day we had in prince george's county on saturday at our -- what is it, 22nd annual blue bird blues festival. >> so much fun on saturday. so many friends and great music and who is that on the stage? >> yeah, there's my co anchor, first time i've ever seen her in a baseball cap. i didn't recognize her. chuck witnessed this. >> he was in your face. >> i know! >> i asked for his autograph. he said okay, sure. >> and i was reeled in. what a turnout we had. there we are dancing there. that's pat and me -- no, that's not us. i should have been dancing as much as food as i had. great food. the ribs were fantastic this ye

you're blaming mary burke for plagiarism. more somebody says what about bridgegate?it's always going to dog him. president obama is blaming his intelligence for underestimating isis, and the question that democrats or even republican pun pundits say. >> yeah, two blue state governors. planning to see. it's true. a big win ahead. mark murray. thank you for joining us. a live look at capitol hill where julia pearson is minutes away from testifying before a white house committee. keep it here on msnbc for full coverage. up next, a lot of questions about the growth of isis. we'll she you hour the terror group emerged. ron johnson is going to weigh in on a conversation about it next. ft don't go anywhere. my feet hu. it felt like hot pins and needles coming from the inside out of my skin. when i did go see the doctor, and he prescribed lyrica, it helped me. it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions, or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right

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someone like mary burke. she went on and on and on about mary burke. to go there she mentions her name and there's probably being an ad cut right now. >> speaking of wisconsin. let's move to more stars. governor christie and michelle obama will be in wisconsin today. christie for scott walker before heading to ohio. the first lady in wisconsin for mary burke. the democrat challenging walker. let's take a look at the polling. the marquette poll has 40%. would you rather have one or the other. >> that's a pretty tough call. that's top ticket when you have christie and michelle obama. the interesting dynamic here is chriss christie and walker could be potential 2016 rivals. if you're nervous about christie and jeb bush doesn't run. scott walker, the governor of wisconsin if successful this year could be your pick. this governor's race, you know, we talk a ton about control the senate. i really think wisconsin governor's race could have the most far reaching impact, as far as politics goes, if scott walker can survive. i think he likely runs for president

where is mary burke on this?are waiting for her to stand up for us and say i stand with the victims of domestic violence and i stand against debbie wasserman schultz's horrible remarks. >> and what did you think after hearing her apology, the statement that i began with? >> it's not an apology! an apology means saying you're sorry, and debbie wasserman schultz not only did not do that, but she's certainly not encouraging mary burke to come out and apologize or denounce her remarks, as she should. governor scott walker has a sterling record on women's issues. but on top of that, on helping victims of domestic violence. this last year alone, you take a look at the commitment he has made to wisconsin women -- ending human trafficking with a bill that he signed, cracking down on restraining order loopholes, and on top of that, spending about $15 million in order to further protect and expand services for victims of domestic violence. here is a governor who cares deeply about victims of domestic abuse. and apparently,

martha: walker is in a race for the governor's job with mary burke. clear politics, she's up by four points right now, so it's a pretty tight race. richard, what do you make of this whole controversy? >> listen, i hear where the republicans are coming from on this one. debbie wasserman schultz is my hometown congresswoman, and i think these comments went a little too far. clearly, she's trying to roll the comments back. i think every politician makes these type of gaffes or mistakes, but it doesn't take away from scott walker's record which is i think what the people of wisconsin are looking to. his record when it comes to a woman's right to choose, when it comes to equal pay for women, his record when it comes to, you know, allowing folks to have a voice at the workplace. and that's the most important thing in this race, not what debbie wasserman schultz says. martha: guy, what do you think? >> what debbie wasserman-schultz has done is express regret. i think scott walker should accept the quasi-apology and go on to actually talk about his record. i

also the u.s.s.arleigh burke.y say they were facing an i am nanlt threa -- werefacing anm the khorasan group. military officials say they had to move fast. >> this is a very dangerous group of al qaeda and we had good information they were actively plotting and close to the end of that plotting and planning an attack in europe or the u.s. homeland. martha: former new york city mayor rudy giuliani joins me now. you hear stories about this group khorasan. they are vying for for attention as well. >> these calls for initiated attacks, self-propelled, jihadist attacks, they don't follow a pattern. they are not using interest national telephone calls being monitored. this is the kind of nightmare for the police department and the fbi and the homeland security people. that somebody makes a big statement like this, you don't know who you are affecting. you could be affecting a crazy person with this kind of thing. this something we have to take very, very seriously. martha: the administration for a while said we are not

[laughter] and i know that mary burke from wisconsin spoke your yesterday.she is offering a choice between more angry gridlock and ideas that will actually make a difference for wisconsin families. at her jobs, better wages, better schools. what has happened in wisconsin and neighboring minnesota under very different governing philosophies over the last two years, because i come from the school that says that results matter, evidence matters, and the evidence is in. smart, progressive policies in minnesota led to more job creation and more economic growth. wisconsin deserves better and with mary burke it will get better for the people and families of wisconsin. now, here's what we know. when women participate in politics, the effects ripple out far and wide. weren't you proud when a coalition of women senators broke the logjam during last year's government shutdown? and then when senator patty murray stepped up to get a budget passed -- i saw her yesterday and we were talking about it and she said it just comes down to building relationships, listening to ea

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>> reporter: samuel burk, cnn, new york. >>> all right, coming up, a young prince has a sibling on the. details after the break. >>> well, less than a month after the official sale of the los angeles clippers, the controlling owner of another u.s. pro basketball team, the atlanta hawks is selling his interest in the franchise. >> we're talking about bruce levinson. he admitted he wrote a racially offensive e-mail two years ago. he has since apologized. the issue of race is front and center in the national basketball association. >> reporter: it's the e-mail that cost a team. in 2012, atlanta hawks majority owner bruce levinson fired off these insights into why they weren't attracting more white ticket holders. looking around our games, it's 70% black he wrote, my theory is that the black crowd scared away the whites. he said i think southern whites simply are not comfortable being in an arena or bar where they were in the minority. he said it bothered him eve, an have even bitched that the kiss cam is too black. levinson was one of sterling's strongest critics, speaking out to wolf bli

. >> has the governor challenged with challenger mary burke at 46%. undecided is a razor thin 5%. he benefitted from an anti-recall vote that's not necessarily pro walker. >> obviously some of that margin of victory two years ago was reflective of people who just voted against the recall on principal. not necessarily for or against a candidate. >> reporter: the unions have sworn this election will be a vendetta for walker's union bussing act 10. that was largely cemented by the recall vote and isn't much of an issue this time around. burke, a relative newcomer from the trek bicycle family pounced on walker's shortcoming on his promise to create 2 50,000 jobs. walker counters that he created 100 thooirks. >> coming out of the biggest recession since the great depression, everybody created jobs, but the reality is wisconsin is lagging behind. >> reporter: the campaigns are both very careful not to offend the small undecided ranks, so the vice president greeted president obama over the weekend, the democrat dodged the photo-op. and in a state marked by bitter partisanship, the campai

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it -- since burke did it in 1931. only five no-hitters pitched in the majors this year and less than 300 in the history baseball. 287, to be exact. this one was almost perfect, zimmermann walked only one minimum 27faced a guys. the nationals played the best september of any team in the national league. their e.r.a. is 2.2, the best pitching staff in the national league. up to matt williams to keep that momentum until friday's game against either the the giants. >> so that will be fun. >> tough to do. knew, they're peaking. a the other thing is, in five-game series, which this will be, every loss is magnified. it's not like a seven-game series. five games. the pressurend and compounds. >> will make it so much better, though. going?you >> yes, i'm going. >> ha ha! them when.'t tell >> bad luck. tim hat.ear my >> folks, join us tonight for a postseason andhe a look back at this very special season for the nats. alex and monica will have that you at 7:30 on our sister station, newschannel 8. >> who will be the next celebr