casey and coons say they will support the agreement. president obama has the support of 33 senators, one shy of number to uphold the veto if lawmakers pass resolution to kill the deal. in the 17 page statement, casey called it the best option at this time. he said it was one of the most difficult decisions he's made. senator coons admitted he has deep reservations. >> frankly this is not the deal i hoped for. parties have is differing interpretations of key terms. i remain deeply concerned to hold iran to terms of the deal as we understand it. we cannot trust iran, but this deal based on mistrust, verification, deterrence and strong multilateral diplomacy offers us today our best remaining opportunity to prevent iran from a nuclear weapon. i support this deal with my eyes wide open aware of flaws and potential. >> now pressure is on another democrat pick lawmakers. carden, the ranking member of the foreign relations committee, still undecided. yesterday he predicted the white house will have enough support for the deal by the end of the

now, democratic senator casey of pennsylvania and chris coons of philadelphia announced their support of the deal yesterday. we're waiting for secretary john kerry to introduce this deal, defending on "morning joe" even with this key move by senator mikulski, there will be a number of critics who still challenge the deal. senator casey just announced his support of the deal yesterday. senator casey, thanks for being with us. >> thank you, tamron. >> you mentioned in the past when we first spoke of the deal that you wanted to give it thoughtful consideration and review both sides of the argument. what was the moment or the information that came out that made you comfortable to support this deal? >> well, tamron, there wasn't necessarily one moment or one indicator or fact, but when you start with the reality here, i think some people missed this in the initial debates. the reality is that iran right now is two to three months from having enough material, the material you need to make a bomb, they're two to three months from that, so that reality is staring you in the face. you can't es

. >>> chris coons. >> i support this aware of its flaws as well as its potential. >> benjamin netanyahu, kerry says i takes a back seat to no one. >> while i respectfully disagree with mr. netanyahu about the benefits of the agreement, i do not question for a moment the basis of his concern or that of any israeli. >> that conciliatory message was undercut somewhat by a tweet from the white house, which mocked the 2012 speech by netanyahu. >> where should a red line be drawn? a red line should be drawn right here. before, before iran completes the second stage of nuclear enrichment necessary to make a bomb. >> the tweet from the @therawndeal account says, this is what the progress looks now, at zero pers with the fuse snipped with a pair of scissors. now the goal is to make sure the 34 votes in the senate remain firm and maybe just maybe pick up sevennen more senators who would sign on to supporting the bill. that would give the administration and the democrats in the senate the ability to filibuster and avoiding any disappointment of having the bill go to the white house. antonio. >> wh

coons putand chris on upholding short a veto. deal a donean deal?nk it is ever a done deal until they cast ballots. in the words of joe biden. this is a big -- deal. freakin'! mike: it is a signature moment for the middle east. an enormousas spent amount of time and energy over the last couple of years. john: for a long time, i thought they would get to the point where obama has gotten too, more or less, overriding and sustaining a veto. i think he will get enough democrats to filibuster a republican resolution of disapproval and keep it from ever passing. and durbin will come back get the uncommitted democrats. if he gets nine of the 12 democrats to be in favor, he wins the whole thing. obama wins cleanly. i agree with you that it is a big deal. he succeeds in getting enough votes to filibuster, that enhances the image of the presidency and the united states abroad. john: i think that that is true. there is no doubt this would be a huge part of a foreign-policy legacy. do you think this would be the signature achievement a john kerry as the secreta

. >> check out the philadelphia inquirer above the fold here, so, it says here, casey coons, to vote for iran deal. how about that? hey, joe, can you zoom back out? because it -- unrelated story the president of the united state first set being president who go to the arctic. how about that? >> he's doing a the love first's in his second term. >> look at the headline, the changing landscape. >> talking about climate change up there in alaska, especially. anyway, the reason i bring up the casey coons to vote for the iran deal, because our secretary of state, john kerry, probably going to drive right behind us here in a couple of hours heading to philly to deliver what many are calling major policy speech about this iran nuclear deal. >> yes, he will be doing that at the national constitution center. that's where chris murphy is now. >> hey, chris? >> secretary kerry will be here, guys, at 12:30 today to give that major policy speech on the iran deal. this speech comes just week before congress returns from summer break to take up this deal. this of course will be the biggest item on t

senator bob casey of pennsylvania and senator chris coons ever delaware. of delaware.ile th supgt the deal, they do have very much races. here is senator coons describing his decision making process. >> i think this was a very close call. coming out in support of this deal doesn't change my unwavering support for israel or my deep it is trust for iran. the core issue for me is can we insure that our vital allies in europe,trust for iran. the core issue for me is can we insure that our vital allies in europe, the folks who ratified it, uk, france, germany, eu, that they will stand with us during the whole lifetime of this deal. >> reporter: now, congress will be bag from the august recession next week. supporters of the deal will now try to reach another threshold, basically trying to pick up six more votes. so there is basically a new tar get here. if they can reach 41, it would prevent an up or down vote on the floor. so certainly hitting the first target is a lot of breathing sigh of relief here at the white house. >> i bet so. thank you so much. the president is in

delaware senator chris coons bee came 33rd senator to back the deal. >> i commit to help lead effectivecement of this agreement and engagement to address the broader security concerns that iran posts, to the united states, israel and other allies. >> senator coons also said he has concerns about the deal but that he feels it the is better than the status quo. >>> earlier today senator bob casey of pennsylvania a announced his support of the iran nuclear deal. casey a democrat called it one of the most difficult decisions of his public career. >>> a kentucky county clerk who refuses to issue same sex marriage licenses despite a ruling from the u.s. supreme court is now being called to a federal hearing thursday. defiant clerk was caught on camera refusing to budge. >> unaudible. >> why are you not issuing marriage licenses to day. under what authority are you not issuing licenses. >> kim davis says she will not go against her christian belief, david moore more and david, were denied a license this morning and iters fourth time davis has turned them away. >> it is not beliefs anymore. wou

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coons: thank you. the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: mr. president, i rise to discuss one of the greatest threats that we face today in america, a great threat to our vital ally israel and global security, the nuclear am i guess abouts of -- ambitions of iran and the options that remain before us for blocking them. after years of negotiations between the united states, our international partners, and iran, the administration reached a comprehensive agreement to freeze and roll back aspects of iran's nuclear program. in exchange for relief from the sanctions that have crippled iran's commitment of our key partners in opposing and enforcing the sanctions that drove iran to the negotiating table also joined in negotiating and ultimately ratifying this deal. thanks to bipartisan legislation that passed this chamber nearly unanimously, congress is now fulfilling its duty to review this deal under the authority of the iran nuclear agreement review act. and a public servant and member of this body, i am grateful for the opportunity to join my coll

senator coons, don't trust iran. vote this down. >>> just about 6:15.om our delaware bureau, wilmington police say they have made three times as many homicide arrest this year compared to last year. the chief made that announcement yesterday saying the department has a 37% clearance rate for homicides this year. in 2014 that number was 12%. last year, you'll remember, "newsweek" dubbed wilmington murdertown usa. >>> the fight over same-sex marriage in kentucky is intensifying. >> why are you not issuing marriage licenses today? >> because i'm not. >> under whose authority? >> why. t©Ñrowan county clerk kim davis is refusing to issue marriage licenses to any couples because of her religious objection to gay marriage. two federal courts have ruled against her ordering her to do her job and monday night the u.s. supreme court refused to block those court orders.ç >> i don't see this as being a religious issue at this point. this is a law issue. it seems like it's not personal but thiscy small community. it is personal. >> a federal judge ordered davis to

chris coons became number 33. that means president obama is now one vote away from having the 34 senate votes he needs to seal this thing up and get the deal. and in terms of who's left, who has yet to announce their position on the deal, they're all democrats. 11 democratic senators. if one of these democratic senators comes out in support of the iran deal, just one of them, it's game over for the republicans who are trying to kill it. and a decision, of course, could come any moment now from any one of these 11 senators. in the odd event that they're all still wavering next week when congress comes back, opponents have planned something big. they have planned a final push to convince these 11 senators to kill the iran deal. so the opponents of the deal have planned a rally at the capitol next tuesday, featuring glenn beck! but not just glenn beck. also donald trump and ted cruz. the three of them headlining at the "stop the iran deal" rally, set to take place the day after congress returns to town next week. and

coons: thank you. the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: mr. president, i rise to discuss one of the greatest threats that we face today in america, a great threat to our vital ally israel and global security, the nuclear am i guess abouts of -- ambitions of iran and the options that remain before us for blocking them. after years of negotiations between the united states, our international partners, and iran, the administration reached a comprehensive agreement to freeze and roll back aspects of iran's nuclear program. in exchange for relief from the sanctions that have crippled iran's commitment of our key partners in opposing and enforcing the sanctions that drove iran to the negotiating table also joined in negotiating and ultimately ratifying this deal. thanks to bipartisan legislation that passed this chamber nearly unanimously, congress is now fulfilling its duty to review this deal under the authority of the iran nuclear agreement review act. and a public servant and member of this body, i am grateful for the opportunity to join my coll

senator coons, don't trust iran.>> updating our breaking news a fire sweeps through a monmouth county home. >> fire fighters confirmed the deaths of several people, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in long branch where investigators are still looking for clues, justin? >> reporter: nicole, erika, good morning. we have three dead and one in critical condition this morning. here on the block neighbors say they believe all four victims are members of the family. lets take you to video from overnight, officials say this two story home took heavy fire and smoke damage inside which made rescue efforts very difficult. hard for victims to escape. the fire breaking out at about midnight, block this morning, hours later, remains closed off by authorities, cause of the fire remains under investigation and monmouth county prosecutor's office is investigating as well. we are live from long branch monmouth county, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> erika and nicole. >> justin, thank you. >>> if you lov

senator coons, don't trust iran. vote this down. >> it's time for you to fight for your marriage. >> a scene from the number two movie in america right now. the faith-based film "war room" second only to "straight outta compton compton" made for $3.5 million but earned more than 11 in its first weekend and it's helping turn two brothers into the unlikeliest movie moguls. i met up with stephen and alex kendrick to talk about how they're beating hollywood odds by keeping the faith. >> we've been praying for two years for this. so we were just on a prayer call in the airport a few minutes ago with our whole thing and we believe with what's happening in "war room" is a huge answer to prayers. >> so i ask you what your prayer life was like, would you say it was hot or cold? >> i don't know i would say it's hot. >> the movie is about a couple whose relationship is crumbling. they're encouraged to establish a war room to battle their problems through prayer. gave you, i believe, 13% or 18% rating. the critics did not love t

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and i talked with chris coons, the democrat -- delegate from delaware, and he said that that was sort of a moment for him where he had been a bit of a skeptic among democrats over the agreement, that when it became clear that the other negotiating europeans, in the particular, were not going to be , it to a renegotiation really became a situation where this became more of an all or nothing deal that he had thought. host: senator mikulski yesterday became the 34th senator. running for reelection. we still don't know about senator hardin, correct? jacket --?cardin guest: that's right. he has been doing events with undergraduates for the past few days. he was at johns hopkins in baltimore. he has been talking to college students, but he is one of them who has not announced a position yet. key vote as is cory booker, the junior senator from new jersey. richard blumenthal of connecticut, those are three of the democrats we are watching was carefully in terms of whether or not we are now going harry reid, the senate and if there are the 41 votes that are necessary fromck the disapproval adv

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senator coons, don't trust iran.ote this down. >>> president obama showing off his moves today in alaska. he visited a native village, north of the arctic circle, to bring attention to climate change. the president participated in a traditional dance with the students at the school. >>> "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is up next. who is on with you? >> thank you. don't you love jacqueline? everybody in philadelphia -- you like jacqueline? >> very much. >> justin bieber is here. free style with the roots. don't change the channel. it's a good show. jacqueline likes you both. >> of course i like them both. getting love from the beiebs. i wonder if he'll get emotional. >> maybe with you. i don't know. he might get emotional. we'll have to watch and see. >> yes, we will. it's a tease. >> it is. we'll stay hot tomorrow. temperatures will stay in the 90s until friday. then showers will move in? >> thank you. that's nbc 10 news at 11:00. for all of us here, thank you for watching. you'll stay up and watch "the toni

senator coons, don't trust iran. vote this down. >>> over the the years i have called this last game the backup, bowl. >> yes. >> guys trying to make the team. >> oh, yeah. >> and trying to make the team. >> this is it. one more to go before things count. short week of practice and another busy day for eagles. bird to have get that roster down to 75 players by 4:00 this afternoon. team released, kevin, they waved emmanuel ac ho and placed corry shepherd on injured reserve. who knows from today's training camp kiko alonzo and josh huff are expected to play in the preseason finally. riley cooper was back after sitting out monday. marcus smith and sack ertz have not return yet. codey park i is a toss up for vets game. he might not play but he should be ready for week one. chip kelly says matt barclay will be starter but reps are not determined just yet. >> we will sit down and kind of figure it out who is in and how is out and is what going on in the other positions but we will finalize that later on. >> as for alonzo,

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senator coons, since you are here, let's talk about the institution of the u.s. senate. think will happen? i mean there are still a lot of people who want us to know a government shoulddown is possible. >> government shutdown remains possible as long as there are senators running for president who think it's in their self-interest to take this fight all the way to the mat. i don't think we will see it this week, but we will adopt a short-term continuing resolution that will keep the government open only a couple of weeks while we try again to negotiate a bigger budget deal. i just don't see how this is in america's interest. as you and andrea were just discussing, the united nations which we helped create 70 years ago to contain the spread of nuclear weapons and to deal with a massive refugee crisis right after the second world war, seems to me more relevant than it's been in a while because it has helped with pulling together the world community to confront iran. it was u.n. security council resolutions that put in place the sanction system that congress then in a bipar

bob casey of pennsylvania and chris coons of delaware. that makes the president one vet short of a foreign policy victory. >> the agreement enhances our own national security but also "t!ecause right now, the realit is, as we sit here today, iran has only two or three months before they would have enough material to mac a bomb. >> it puts us on a known path of limiting iran's nuclear program for the next 15 years with the full support of the international community. >> now, secretary kerry has said in the past, if we reject the iran nuclear agreement, it will weaken the u.s. dollar and force our allies to lose confidence in the united states.sg6ia meantime, iran's clerical body of experts held their biannual meeting yesterday. the kparm of tchairman said the support the deal but does not change the policy toward the u.s. the u.s. remans iran's number one enemy, he added. kerry's speech begins at 11:00 and we'll have it for you live on nbc 10 news at 11:00. in the digital operations center, tracy davidson, nbc 10 news. >>> 4:06 now. this

senator coons, don't trust iran.>> jill: whoa. >> esther: whoa. >> colin: huh. >> jill: [ chuckles ] >> colin: okay, so what happened there? >> jill: i don't know. [ chuckles ] maybe it's katherine flashing the lights to let us know the party's over and it's time to go home already. >> esther: mrs. c wants us to know that she sees everything. some people could use a reminder. >> jill: we've had enough drama for tonight, okay? listen, i was thinking -- since it would be a little disrespectful for us to booze it up here at katherine's memorial, why don't we just go home and do it? >> colin: yeah. >> jill: [ chuckles ] >> esther: you two go ahead and enjoy yourselves. i want to stay here and be closer to mrs. c a little while longer, in peace.

. >> senator coons. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i've had a chance to review much of your testimony, so i will be fairly brief given a vote has just been called and this has already been a very long hearing for many of you. to mr. swedish, your testimony highlights some of the important quality initiatives and partnerships between anthem and cigna. and as someone who has been int ma ma -- intimatehow will these part increase after the merger or be negatively impacted by the merger? what kinds of metrics will you use? >> thanks for the question because i think it does speak to future state and future state with respect to how we envision it lays out a very strong model of building on the respective successes of both organizations. as i mentioned before, i believe cigna has built out a wonderful model in and around accountable care delivery methodologies. they've generated a situation in which patients are more compliant with diabetes measures to the extent of some where on the order of 25% improvement. they've witnessed a 45% lower m

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senators bob casey of pennsylvania, and chris coons of delaware are backing this deal. >>> also, pretrial hearings begin in baltimore for the six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. gray suffered a fatal spinal cord injury while in custody. the his death sparked violent protests. attorneys for the six officers want charges dismissed and states attorney marilyn mosby removed from that case. >>> we're also following a developing story, this morning, police in illinois conducting a massive manhunt for three men wanted the in the shooting death of the police officer. men are accused of gunning down fox late police lieutenant charles gliniewicz, yesterday morning. before he was shot in fox lake which is north of chicago, the the lieutenant radioed that he was chasing three suspects on foot. >> we lost a family member, many residents knew him as g.i. joe and remember him as someone committed to fox late, to the the profession and his fellow officers. >> gliniewicz is father of four sons. he was with the fox lake police department for more than 30 years. >>> a kentucky county c

today senator chris coons will announce his position on the controversial nuclear deal with iran during speech at the university of delaware. the democrat is member of the senate foreign relations committee. vote on that deal is expected to take place this month, when the senate returns the session. >> also, happening today, new jersey's child passenger safety law goes into effect. the new rules are some of the most restrictive in the country whether it comes who how kids should be buckled up. governor christie signed that legislation in may. >> so, if you have a child un the age of eight, listen up here. here are the new rules. from birth, to age two, a child un 30 pounds must be in a rear facing carseat with a five-point harness. from four to eight, kids must stay in a carseat or booster seat in the back seat, until they're at least eight years old, or 57 inches tall. fines, going up, too, range now from 50 to $75. got to keep our kids safe out there. >> 5:39 right now. west philadelphia funeral home is shutdown after investigators say, they found decomposing bodies and conditions, th

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. >> before that interview with kerry, senator coons of delaware and senator casey of pennsylvania joined a group of senators who will protect the agreement in congress, and we've seen senator booker of new jersey also join that group now. ed, let me start with you. you're the foreign policy analyst. thoughts on kerry's visit. and also casey is a big get in terms of falling in line with other democrats. >> he is, and he's expressed some misgivings but said, "in a world where you can't choose between perfection and something really bad, sometimes you have to take the least bad situation." that's where bob casey landed. but kudos to you for that interview, specifically for that question. because just on thursday, joe biden was in florida. he was at debbie wasserman schultz's constituency. now, she's chair of the dnc. and joe biden said, "i recognize that iran gets to keep $150 billion out of this. they're getting $150 billion they hadn't had..." >> it's their money that's been held in other places, generally. >> well, it's sanctions, right. "...and they're gonna put it to bad purposes, and

bob casey and delaware democrat chris coons joined another democrat delaware senator tom carper to announce support of the deal yesterday. pennsylvania republican pat toomey and new jersey democrat bob menendez are on the other side opposed to the deal. new jersey democrat cory booker is the only one of our local senator who's has not yet revealed his position. the senate vote on approving or rejecting the deal is expected next month. >> time for your first look at business here at the big board. the number of air bags recalled because they could potentially explode has been lowered. the national traffic highway safety administration says there are 23.4 million instead of 34 million of the recalled air bags in american cars but that's still a huge number, right? japanese company takata produced the air bags. >>> the seesawing continues on wall street. yesterday saw another day of big losses and futures point to a slight rebound at the opening bell. but that has changed in the past. >>> two federal agencies say consumers should get more up front information when booking flights and hotels. o

just yesterday pennsylvania democrat bob casey and delaware democrat chris coons joined delaware senator tom carper in support of the deal. but pennsylvania republican pat toomey and new jersey democrat bob menendez are opposed. new jersey democrat cory booker is the only local senator who has not yet revealed his position. but experts say it feels as though momentum is moving in the president's direction and against efforts to undo the deal. >> happening this morning, a distressed school district in delaware county goes back in session but the financial burdens are so bad teachers have agreed to work without pay. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside chester high school. katherine. >> reporter: matt, teachers, parents, community leaders they're going to be here to welcome students back to class here at the high school and at schools across the district. but also to show their support for the employees who will continue to work even though they don't know when they're going to get paid next. last week teachers and support staff voted unanimously to keep working even thou

senator coons, don't trust iran. vote this down. ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, mass confusion. brand new security plan for the papal visit is unveiled and it and cloudy tales never before mentioned. details that may make it more difficult for the faithful to get close to the pope. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm york washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the new security measures released by the secret service point to even more restrictions for those makin making the pilge into the city. diana rocco is live in center city to break it all down for us. diana? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, information seems to be coming in in bits and pieces. we've now learned that this is about as close as you're going to get to the pope's mass on sunday without a ticket and even then, there's no guarantee. >> the city of philadelphia never told anyone to close. >> reporter: but owe by the way you need a ticket to enter the most secure parkway zones papal weekend. detail left out of the city's weekly briefing. >> this huge event has in fact been classified as a national special security event. >> re

senator coons, don't trust iran. vote this down. >>> college football kicks off this week and it does so with what should be a good one between temple and penn state saturday at the link. the owls, steadily improved under matt rule and they return everyone on defense. and penn state has won last 39 meetings dating back to 1943. neither coach want his players focusing on that. and, we play i great team like penn state but understand what it means to play i good team not to playpen state. it is how good a team they are. >> although overall record is, strongly in penn state's favor the games have gotten closer and closer over the years. i think matt has done a great job. >> don't sleep on temple. >> word of caution. >> all right ducis, thank you. >>> jimmy kimmel live is next followed by night line. jimmy's guest are robbie marrick and music from at last genius. "action news" continues with tamala edward, matt o'donnell, karen rodgers with traffic. for ducis rodgers, melissa magee, cecily tynan, jim gardner, the entire

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. >> so, during -- while were you talking to him, jen, mike was like oh, didn't he date meal a coon us. did he, he did dale milakunis. >> geez. jennifer love hewett, he gets around, aiding her now, did you finds him attractive? >> yes, did i. >> i saw him incredibly attractive. handyman i, cute. >> okay? >> grown up. >> talk about that. i think that's like bit of a confidence about him. >> and his accent is liken reek a inch english he is, talk to me in that accent. of course we spoke in spanish. the other thing that's not going to happen that he promised, mike, he said that him and i, and i hope alyssa, our senior executive big shot produce is her listening, willmer said he and i should go to cuba. >> okay? >> pope's gone. there is nothing else to plan for. let's sends jenny to cuba. if you want me to go far, far away. good-bye. (saying good-bye in spanish). >> by the way, watch the show. >> talk about going to cuba? we want to go. think of the stories? isn't there a restaurant in town doing a trip or did they already leave? >> cuba lib ray off second street off market. >> they're goi

senator coons, don't trust iran. vote this down. >>> a man caused a scuffle in ft. lauderdale. alexis lopez caused a commotion for his carry-on, and today the jury found him guilty but instead of jail time he was orrer to pay a $500 fine and court cost snoz a woman was arrested in washington, d.c. after she tried to steal a baby out of a stroller, it happened on the d.c. metro after rush hour, the woman couldn't get the baby out of the stroller because fort fligunately it was strappe charges are penning. >>> now to the 2016 race for the white house, jeb bush and donald bush continue to exchange jabs. he attacked trump that illegal immigration is -- and that trump is mischaracterizing his views and he showed clips of trump, portraying him as no true conservative. >> blah, blah, blah. >> trump wasted no time responding to that claim, he spoke about it over the phone on "good morning america." >> i think he had no choice, is he doing poorly in the polls, so far everyone that attacked me has gone down, we'll see what happened here. >> it had a negative effect on both men, they alon

beis coon of delaware could number 32. he is nothing his position minutes from now. officials are trying to strike a deal with ecuador that would let them question julianna signage in london. sweden wants to talk to the wikileaks founder about rape allegations. he has avoided extradition by taking shelter in ecuador's london embassy since 2012. he denies all accusations against him. an unprecedented announcement today from pope francis. he is calling on all priests to parted women who have had abortions if they seek sincere forgiveness. -- pardon women. for now, the change applies only to the holy year. the traditional time for remission and forgiveness. us get back to the top story of this tuesday. the major market moves we've been seeing. let's go to the chief market strategist at jones day. he joins us on the phone from connecticut. what a way to start off the month of september. let me pose a question to you. is this all about china or is something else going on? it is actually jones trading. there's a lot of things at play here. china is part of the story, but t