today, i met with the vietnam veteran carl brown and he feels strongly, he understands the importance of the first amendment but there should be some type of consequence for burning the american flag. >> it says you have freedom of speech, you have freedom to assemble and to protest, but nowhere does it say that you have the ri flag. >> flag burning and other things like cross burning, they're offensive and they're unpopular and that doesn't mean that makes them illegal. first amendment protects unpopular speech. >> despite what donald trump and others think, it's very unlikely that supreme court would be ever overturned. >>> i'm doing this for my family and i have three children and three grandchildren and a disabled husband and i'm the only bread winner in the home. >> it's the fight for 15. it's taking to the streets of phoenix. this was at 10th avenue. the group is now marching to phoenix city hall. taking part in the national movement to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. they want to send message to the incoming trump administration that they quote won't back down from the m

carl monday, cleveland 19 news reaction from various organizations in the athletic's world is the cavs, indians and browns issuing messages of support. even the university of michigan offered messages of support. >> and tony zarrella joins us with some messages and tweets. reality still settling in for a lot of people. tony. >> a stark reminder how quickly and dramatically things change in our world. 48 hours ago hundreds of buckeyes double overtime win that brought everybody together. today, members of the ohio state community brought together again by this horrendous act and those in the world of sports quickly weighing in. lebron tweeting this. about an hour into the crisis praying for all students on ohio state campuses. please find safety. cavaliers followed up saying we are all buckeyes and our thoughts are with ohio state and columbus. the indians were one of the first organizations to tweet out saying we are thinking of everyone at osu and stay safe. the browns weighing in. our hearts are with those impacted at ohio state in the columbus community and throughout ohio today. stipe saying my thought

when we put the halloween decorations back in the attic, carl says we have to bring one out. >> is it the charlie brown tree? >> no. >> we are just about out of time. looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan i'm glad to see franklin square is on board. as we look around the area lots of sun and warm and temperatures hitting 70 degrees at 3:12 this afternoon, 9 degrees above normal of 61 and the low this morning running well below the normal of 43 and by sunday evening that sunset will be 4:53, as we look at the numbers again it's balmy no matter where you are for the second day of november. 66 millville and 71 at the atlantic city airport. and over 70 degrees in mt. pocono the warmer than philadelphia. clouds remain for the most part north and west and a few will kind of break their way through. but not until tomorrow afternoon with a cold front that is pushing through the midwest and severe weather is breaking out north of st. louis and south and west of chicago, the severity of this particular front loses punch as it pushes to the east and we could still expect gusty winds with any downpour or thun

carl, because i so ethis totally differently here. when you just said that she's out there appealing to black, brown, and however you said this, that tois the old democratic party formula of appealing to people by race and using it to push the progressive agenda. that's where donald trump differs. that's where the republican party of lincoln and reagan and jack kemp differs. and that's the thing that i think, frankly, she should be held accountable -- >> i would agree with you about jack kemp -- >> let bakari -- >> let me and maria jump in real quick. >> thank you. >> i think that one of the things that the republican party has to take from this is that when i go and talk to people, it's not as if -- i don't want you to not see race, jeffrey. you know, people say we're living in a post-racial america, and i don't want to see race. no, i actually want you to see me for who i am and the benefit of diversity that i bring to the table. i think one of the things we're having, we're trying to have this conversation about race, but many times we end up talking past each other. i mean, one of the things that hillary clinton and donald trump h

carl, thanks. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner. the state of the trump rally and whether it's simply pausing or ending. with us for the hour joe terra nova, stephanie link, pete najarian, josh browno begin with the major averages, which after hitting more records, a bit of a spinning your wheels motion today. dow jones industrial average up 31. s&p picking up a little bit, adding 7. the nasdaq up two-thirds of 1%. the russell after he wanteding its 15-day winning streak is back at it today. the question, pete, is whether some of these

carl, thanks. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner. the state of the trump rally and whether it's simply pausing or ending. with us for the hour joe terra nova, stephanie link, pete najarian, josh brown. want to begin with the major averages, which after hitting more records, a bit of a spinning your wheels motion today. dow jones industrial average up 31. s&p picking up a little bit, adding 7. the nasdaq up two-thirds of 1%. the russell after he wanteding its 15-day winning streak is back at it today. the question, pete, is whether some of these leadership groups are strarting to show signs of cracks. the materials, the financials. some groups that had run a lot. >> i still like the financials. i still like the financials. i think the materials, yeah, they are way out in front of themselves. that doesn't mean that that means it's the end. maybe they pause for a while. you can see it happening in the steel stocks, for instance. today there was also a down grade out there. if you look at the financials, the financials have been absolutely on fire, and i'll tell you, the other thing is we talk about and we focus all the time on volatility, right? i talk about volatility. here we are ba

carl brown takes a look at those policies that he hopes to push through if elected president next spring. was electedfillon as a nominee for friends's top office on a pledge to overhaul the french economy in what amounts to an austerity program. the conservative party nominee plans to reduce public spending by 100 billion euros. -- heok at 500,000 jobs will cut 500,000 jobs from the civil service, 100,000 each year over five years. in the private sector, he says workers will be able to negotiate with their employers, up to the 48 hour maximum allowed under european law. the primary debates, francois fillon said if the french works more, they could create more wealth, which in turn would create more jobs. he says he will make it easier to hire and fire. francois fillon promised a reduction in the heavy charges levied on companies which make hiring costly. critics are wary of what they call a regressive tax policy. francois fillon plans to increase the sales tax by two percentage points and eliminate the wealth tax for higher earners, which he says has driven the rich in search of tax have