i also visited the plant in charleston, south carolina. what happened was they moved a second line of business there. the union -- the machinist union disagreed with that. lodge 751 lodged a complaint. what the nlrb is supposed to be is an impartial referee. it's like a basketball game. when you go into a gym you expect the referees to be fair to both sides. and to my friend on the other side, you have a right, the nlrb overseas elections, but you have a right as an employee to vote for or against a union. you have both rights. what about the people who work in south carolina? the company has invested over $1 billion to create good-paying american jobs. one week ago today the president of the united states stood right where you are and made a very eloquent speech about job creation. but i guess it doesn't count or matter in south carolina where those 1,000 jobs, 1,100 people are working. it's not a very complicated issue. a company should be allowed to move within the borders of this country. i was raised in a union household. my father be

[laughter] exhibit a: the governor of texas announced his candidacy in charleston, south carolina, right around the corner from my childhood home! obviously trying to get my attention! he might as well have stood in my driveway with a boom box over his head. ♪in your eyes... the light the heat ♪ ♪in your eyes, i am complete ♪in your eyes, i see the doorways to a thousand churches your eyes♪ [cheers and applause] i'm sorry. he just won't get off the lawn of my heart. [laughter] exhibit b: just yesterday "the atlantic" broke the story that the new treasurer of governor perry's campaign is one salvatore purpura, who also happens to be the treasurer of colbert super pac! [laughter] i was not prepared to be that shocked that quickly. let's try thatu /Ñi again.[laughter]my [cheers and applause] i'd now like to give you my exclusive reaction to this campaign-shattering news, but i can't because politico already scooped me. last night they tracked down this stephen colbert person and obtained the following statement: >> we're not surprised. sal is the best in the business. that's why we went wi

megyn: some ruffled feathers in charleston, south carolina.te wants to replace the city's run-down cruise ship terminal with a new facility creating hundreds of new jobs, but here's the rub. some residents say the ships block views and clog the streets with tourists. jonathan serrie live in atlanta. there are jonathan? >> reporter: hey, megyn. there are two things going on here. charleston is this elegant town of centuries-old houses, but it is also a thriving port be. charleston, south carolina, draws tourists from around the world, but how those visitor get here is making waves in the community. >> i have nothing against cruising. i've been on a number of cruises, and i think that they're a great thing. i just think that charleston is a small city, and it all needs to be kept in balance. >> reporter: just steps from the historic district is the 65-acre cargo terminal. the state ports authority wants to redevelop the poland. >> the cruise business is an extraordinarily positive force for the economy at a time when most communities are sheddin

charleston, south carolina, draws tourists from around the world, but how those visitors get here is the community. >> i have nothing against cruising. i've been on a number of cruises. they are a great thing. charleston is a small city and it need to be kept in balance. >> reporter: just steps from the historic district is this 65-acre cargo terminal. the states port authority wants to redevelop the land. >> the cruise business is an extraordinary positive force for the local economy. at a time when most places are shedding jobs we are adding jobs through the cruise building. >> reporter: by converting this old warehouse into a state of the art cruise terminal they hope to bring their tourist industry into the 21st seven taou century. some hess dents fea residents fear it will send away tourists. they want to move the cruise terminal to about a mile and a half north of the current site but port officials say they don't want to disrupt interest dust traoeindustrial operations. bill: great town. we'll see how it turns out. martha: new jersey governor chris christie is taxing the tax c

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they built a huge factory in charleston, south carolina, a complaint was brought by the general sounl at nlrb against this. it's now being adjudicated very expensively in the courts. think what a message this sends to job creators in america. if i were a business, there is no way i would move to a nonright to work state because you can never get out if this ruling is upheld. and i might add also that the remedies, there are over a dozen remedies that the nlrb has. offer of employment, placement of preferential hiring, payment for travel and moving, on and on. over a dozen remedies. mr. speaker, i strongly encourage us to support this bill and the fact is with 14 million americans out of work, two million more than when i came to this congress three years ago, we need every job in every corner of the country. the administration's answer is more spending and more regulation. it's a recipe for failure. it's time we recognize a fundamental truth that government doesn't create jobs. businesses do. but instead of trying to get the government out of our job -- out of the way of our job creat

atlanta, savannah, charleston, all with showers and thunderstorms this morning. one wave of energy moving up the east coast, a stronger area of low pressure across the northern plains right over top of minneapolis and duluth as a matter of fact with that front dropping and cool air behind that, but all of this will work in tandem to bring pretty tight rain chances to the east of that front for the next two days. so from cleveland to boston down to atlanta and orlando, wet weather dominating. but nice in kansas city today, we will say that, 71. same for chicago. hot sunshine in texas, highs in the lower 90s. but anywhere east of the mississippi, it's a stormy pattern. and that's the first look at your first. >> all right, ryan, thanks. >>> euro debt problems mount, an answer from the fed, and what they ban this had hollywood. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, a pitcher dual in los angeles and ohio close is the al wild card race? red sox fans are cheering for the yankees. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [

when you go charleston you take in those beautiful, elegant historic homes.hey draw visitors from all around the world. but some residents fear a cruise port renovation and expansion project near the downtown historic district will disrupt their way of life by bringing more ships and bigger ships into the area. they say the ships will block their waterfront views and flood streets with tourists traps. >> charleston is a city where people come to see not public buildings like washington, d.c. or new york city, but they come to see dwellings that have been privately restored, with private money, by private people, who live there. and it's the quality of those lives that are being adversely affected. >> some residents have suggested moving the cruise port to a cargo terminal a mile and a half to the north, but port officials say they don't want to disrupt industrial operations there, and city planners say a downtown cruise port location just makes good sense. listen: >> for the ships on the our port of call they're within a short walk of our historic districts a

and the regional temperatures, pittsburgh and charleston, 55 to 60.ur by hour update here, it looks like we're going for a clear start but the clouds start to move in. in fact there could be some showers and thunderstorms but not a great chance. a thin line trying to push through western maryland right now, that is the cold front. and it is warm ahead of it. the chilly air spills behind and we will be watching the wind forecast because strong blustery winds blow in with autumn-like weather as we go through the weekend. tonight through tomorrow morning, the cold air bumps into the mountains. there is going to be snow at some of the ski are resorts. we will talk about that in the weekend outlook next. right now back to the roads with tonya. >> we have an accident in the clean areup stages. 24th and howard in the city. we are accident-free in baltimore county. let's take a look at our live traffic cameras on this friday. 95 southbound, at 32. traffic is running smoothly. no problems to report between the beltways. we're doing okay on 32 itself. 95 at the

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farther west, temperatures are in the upper 40's. 49 degrees in detroit. 57 in charleston. the cool air is on the way. satellite and radar together, it is all about this, the cooler air. that is going to be our weekend whether maker. -- weather maker. sunday not a lot better, a few scattered showers. there will be improved and beginning on monday. here is our story late tonight. we will see temperatures falling into the mid-40's to mid-50's overnight. rain likely tomorrow at midday as well. into sunday, a bit of a break. temperatures will be a couple of degrees warmer. look what happens beyond that. the best whether it's in october, year after year after year. -- weather is in october, year after year after year. >> you have waited all week for it, it is time to announce our ipad winner. >> we had more than 17,000 entries. congratulations to james stack. our next giveaway is a two-night weekend getaway to the outer banks. you could stay in a 3-bedroom condo. go to wjla.com/facebook. we will announce the winner next friday. >>> marion barry annual turkey giveaway will go on

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look at this. 53 at charleston. 53 at morgantown. into the day tomorrow, the cold front moves to the east. here comes the cool and windy conditions. i think winds tomorrow could be 15 to 25 miles per hour making it feel cooler. combine that with the clouds and with the chance for shower activity and we are not talking about the best saturday. as wendy said, let's be optimistic. we are going to seibee better weather. sunday is cool and windy. clouds and showers out there, too. as far as what we are going to see, here is the evening forecast. mostly cloudy. breezy and cooler. 65 to 70 degrees. winds out of the northwest. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 40s in many locations to 54 in the city. warmer than it would be because of the wind. the breeze feels a little cooler. once again, it keeps the temperatures up a bit. mostly cloudy tomorrow. breezy and chilly. 55 to 58 degrees. winds 15 to 25 miles an hour. tomorrow, a good game in maryland. talking college park. 58 degrees. i'm sure they are going to sell out tomorrow because the

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going to meet from charleston, south carolina, senator and the author of the new book "the great americanve you here with me. i want to get into a question. a lot of people thought you'd run for president, and you've become known as a leader in the tea party movement. why did you decide not to? >> well, mike, i might be the only senator who looks in the mirror and till doesn't see a president. i was hoping you would run. and i kent thinking i would see someone come forward, who could do a better job, i have a unique role right now in the senate and if we can get five or ten more solid conservatives in the senate, i think this we could give the next president a congress that they can work with. >> mike: who do you think the next president ought to be? have you made a determination, anyone you've enforced dip or do you anticipate it? >> i learned last time. if you get in too early you might miss the best candidate, which i did. i think in your case, mike. so, i'm going to wait this time and i want to see how these candidates respond to the issues that are in washington now that we're having

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