darrell: another question. >> my name is valerie. i'm a student at washington adventist university, a communications and honors college major. >> a good resume. [laughter] >> i have a question for mr. bill. he mentioned the dynamic can change with the ratings, changing in television journalism. we hear a lot about fake news right now. we have television journalism being judged on all sides. how can we apply robinson's theory to theo reliability or credibility of information to the public? will the drama be what swings one way or the other way in the impeachment? the microphone was a little fuzzy. i'm not sure that i heard the full question. could you just in one or two sentences restate the heart of your question? i know you have prepared a cantion, but see if you speak straight into the microphone so i can hear it. i'm not as young as you are. [laughter] >> thank you. what i'm asking is will the public, their opinion, that 45%, with television journalism and the video media theory, will that swing the vote? will that change? will d

you mention geography, darrell. there was a very interesting "new york times" siena collegege paula came out a week ago that took a look at the six key swing states and found that public sentiment in those states was opposed, a majority of those voters were opposed to impeaching and removing the president. that's important because those swing states will be the key to president trump's either successful or failed bid for reelection in 2020. what should you look for in the weeks ahead? number one, look for some significant change in president trump's job approval. there's a very common question that survey researchers ask. do you approve or disapprove of the job that president x is doing as president? and hear high off the press from nbc and "wall street journal" survey are f the results. in july of 2019, 45% of americans approved of the job that donald trump was doing as president. in september a week before the matter broke wide open, 45% of americans approved of the job that donald trump was doing as president. an

darrel is chief economist at redfin.joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> affordability is the biggest issue fatesing the housing relief coming in tha regard ee into the new >>year. ell 2019, buyers have a lot of challenges out there when it comeso afford abili preponderates came down and and the market slowed a bit which gaves a better taheton 2018 ob 2017 fewer bidding wars. but the underlying problem is still prices. >> and what about mortgage rates? we saw them tick up tod. but historically they're sti low. but consumers seem to be extremely sensitive to those smallri ions. >> mortgage rates are low from a historical perspective.y any time t tick up or down it does impact how much you pay every month. but most buyers are looking for a home in their price range where they can afford the downpayment. and that matter more than just the monthly mortgage payment changing by a few dollars. >> supply is of course a big issue. home builders have been retict about building new homes. but i was reading the first time

darrell hammond does me well. in fact, i tried to do him sometimes he's so damn good at me.pevine, my producers, that you can do me. >> not as well as darrell hammond. >> all right, ben affleck. you're on the show. you're an actor, an idiot. tell us something. what are you here for? what have you got? i'm sitting with david guergen. what do you know? why am i talking to you? go ahead, answer. how was that? >> i think that was howard cosell. nice try. >> i heard your uncle got ahold of -- >> first of all, it's an honor to be on here. >> got ahold of robert deniro. and insisted that the guy do philly right, the scents we were kidding about off air. all of the philly talk he insisted that deniro, one of the great actors of all time get it right. >> yeah. bob, you know, really is very -- >> do you like to call deniro bob? i like better calling him dad. >> he vowed to lower incarceration rates. "hardball," reverend, how are you going to do both? [ laughter ] >> i want to be president and you want to grow up to be chris matthews. >> you have a broadcaster's voice. do you know that

darrell hammond came on "ha "hardball." 13 ha's in one segment. duel, 2004 convention, zel miller came on and challenged chris. how about 2.8. this happened where chris was it was 2.8 miles from the site of the burr hamilton duel. that almost turned into a duel but it didn't. 20 years of "hardball" here on msnbc. congratulations. back to you, joe and mika. >> that's nice, steve. i've got to tell you, you ask me all the time why i love "hardball" why are you obsessed with it because i freak out at 6:58 p.m. >> i love it because he loves it. >> not only that, six presidents, countless presidential candidates, 26 times impersonated on snl. those are the cute numbers. chris matthews, we have marked our time. certainly politics in this century and even the end of last century was defined by chris matthews and this show. >> absolutely. >> there's so much noise out there. there's so much chatter out there. this show still matters like it always has. >> yeah. >> chris, we just want to thank you for letting us be a part of this to just thank you for all yo

[applause] president trump:, p, darrell -- come up here, darrell. this guy is so tough.eally a pastor? he would take them apart, he would go on to enemy territory, fake news like cnn, he would take them apart. that was easy for you. do you want to say a couple words? pastor scott one thing: i have learned from watching this master debater, if i can't win a debate, i turn it into an argument. i might lose the debate but i won't lose the argument. jesus set of abraham, rejoice to see my day. and he was glad. we rejoice to see this day. we are glad about it. in 2016, a handful of black people were courageous enough to come forward and publicly announce their support for then-candidate donald trump. and not only that but actively stump for him, diamond and silk and many people, we saw the day everyone who criticized us, one person would hear us and that one person caused another person to hear them and courage is contagious. to theperson steps up plate, others say, i can step up to the plate. and you ain't seen nothing yet. this is just the seed. wait until you see the harve

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did he commit a crime, not at all. >> former congressman and now candidate darrell issa.stand, corruption, that doubleclick a bad thing. but why if this was so noble come did you need to threaten holding back a military aid not just authorized but ordered by congress, why did he need to threaten rather than saying, there may be corruption, could you help me please? >> members of the senate including joe biden have historically withheld funds until they get what they want. it happens all the time. i have been in several -- senator offices trying to release hold on various funds for various allies, lebanon, egypt, or a myriad of others that we support over the years. that is not uncommon. if you read the transcript, it wasn't a threat. was unaware of any funds being held in the funds were not facts don't share the narrative adam schiff is trying to put out. here, will be on trial with the american people -- did this begin with adam schiff really something that did not happen in order to create a national narrative that is false? the answer is the latter. >> whatever the mot

>> darrell has written about these too and darrell and i have an e-book coming up from brookings soonn this topic. i look at this through two different ways. on the question of the count itself and protecting the actual voting day information from hacking etc. there's been quite a lot of movement in the state. more than half the states now have paper ballots and they have some protocols for what's called risk limiting audits which can be done right after the election. they have been working hard. congress appropriated $380 million last time around too late for the 2018 elections but a lot of states have that money and after a lot of groaning and delays they actually appropriated more money for this cycle. on the one hand i think that there has been a huge amount of progress since 2016 on the count itself. what i think is more problematic is the more generic issue of disinformation and what i would call digital voter suppression. he here i think the russians, chinese, iranian, everybody in this mix have gotten more and more sophisticated. i think that the platforms like facebook have n

great job you are doing and herman cain and pastor darrell scott. thank you.s guy, i said is he really a pastor? -- darrell, come up here. this guy, i said is he really a pastor? he is tough. he would take them apart. he would go into enemy territory. fake news. that was easy for you. he wanted to say a couple of ords? >> god bless everybody. one thing i have learned is if i was watching this master debater. i have learned is if i cannot win the debate, i'm turning it into an argument. jesus said of abraham, would you like to see my day? he saw it and he was glad. we see it, we are glad about it. in 2016, a handful of black people were able to come forward and announce their support. four then candidate donald trump and actively stop for him, diamond and silk and paris. we saw the day for every five persons would criticize us, one person would hear us. once someone steps up to the plate, others say they can step up to the plate. you have not seen nothing yet. wait until we see the harvest and 2020 . >> thank you. ok. fantastic i. again, diamond and silk i appr

tv has "snl" on, darrell hammond comes out to do chris matthews.oor opens in the bar, chris matthews walks in, the place went crazy. really memorable moment there. darrell hammond came on a few times and that set a regard for the most haws. chris matthews there. and you mentioned the dual, 2004 and came on after and challenged chris to a dual. how about 2.8, this happened where chris was -- when this happened it was 2.8 miles from the sight of the burr-hamilton dual. chris matthews, miller, almost turned into a dual but it didn't. 20 years of chris matthews here on msnbc. congratulations to you, chris. back to you. >> that's really nice. i've got to tell you you ask me all the time why i love "hardball." you're like why am i obsessed with it because i freak out at 6:58 p.m. i love it because he loves it. >> not only that, but six presidents, countless presidential candidates, 26 times impersonated on "s." those are the cute numbers, but the fact is chris matthews, we've marked our time. certainly politics in this century and even the end of last ce

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in advance a few days later on the 29th, 3 students darrell livingston reams jose ricardo rubio and lamont brian paxton were pulled over and the arresting officer discovered stolen items in their vehicle as they were attempting to leave campus now they were taken into custody booked in the sonoma county jail. now since classes resumed here this week. students have returned to their dorm rooms and discovered that they had been burglarized in total 24 police reports have been filed claiming that residences have been burglarized police now believe that the 3 suspects they have in custody may be responsible. i talked to students here on campus on friday who say it was chaotic when everyone was leaving school last month and they are surprised that so many dorms had been burglarized a new there's security here and stuff so. >>i don't i don't know like how that could happen you know like where they prepared for like the fire and 7 on the power. because like a month ago the power went out and when that happened late day. let us know that tust like a few hours of ration often even in life there are

darrell osbey, fire chief of the los angeles county fire department. it is mentioned today the saugus incident, this is a pretty sobering incident for those involved including first responders. on behalf of the los angeles county fire department, our sympathies and prayers and positive spirits go out to everyone that was affected. as mentioned previously, along with the sheriff's department, the los angeles county fire department got a call at 7:38 this morning for a shooting at saugus high school. our resources arrived on scene with the sheriffs already on scene. we train routinely with the sheriff's department for these types of incidents. our personnel went in with force protection which means protection from the sheriffs to go in and assess the scene. at the height of the incident, the los angeles county fire department had ten fire engines, seven paramedics squads, 24 ambulances, one helicopter, and appropriate overhead on scene. our objectives during these types of incidents is life safety and prevention, triage, treatment, and transportation to

originally darrell issa was my cochair. it's now congresswoman from indiana susan brooks. we knew that already technology is a major part of our lives. it's the utility that we can use to make sure that we are economically feasible going into the future, that we are efficient in our use of energy, and it enables us as a society to be far more productive than our 20th century industrial age. we were looking at the fact so much of what already exists in society is connected, and what our smart cities caucus does is it looks at four different areas of how communities are connected. one is connectivity. the other principle being sustainability. the other being mobility. and then the workforce. and how all of those components work together to make sure that in the 21st century our some society is given the opportunity to really reach its full potential utilizing the technological advantages, advances that we've had in this age. >> host: you refer to it as the utility. do you see it as utility like plumbing and electricity and streets and things like that? >> guest: it's somethi

. >>> meteorologist sandhya petell, ever since darrell's family started using gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. ah, honey! isn't that the dog's towelhey, me towel su towel. there's more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze odor remover in every fling. gain. seriously good scent. >>> check this out a private jet out of san jose crashed into a parked plane at san antonio international airport with one of them ending on top of another. the jet accidently increased its thrust and hit the parked jet. no one was injured. the jets are slooud at nearly $2 million each. >>> one year ago we introduced you to a young man that went from fighting on the football field to fighting cancer. he's now fighting against what doctors say could be his last days. dion lim brings us the story of ramone sanders and his family determined to beat the odds. >> honestly, it's been hard but i try to stay strong for him. his mom and dad, his sisters and everyone else. >> reporter: surrounded by family and friends talking to us from his hospital bed via face time 19-year-old sanders is in surpr

in advance a few days later on the 29th, 3 students darrell livingston reams jose ricardo rubio and lamont brian paxton were pulled over and the arresting officer discovered stolen items in their vehicle as they were attempting to leave campus now they were taken into custody booked in the sonoma county jail. now since classes resumed here this week. students have returned to their dorm rooms and discovered that they had been burglarized in total 24 police reports have been filed claiming that residences have been burglarized police now believe that the 3 suspects they have in custody may be responsible. i talked to students here on campus on friday who say it was chaotic when everyone was leaving school last month and they are surprised that so many dorms had been burglarized a new there's security here and stuff so. >>i don't i don't know like how that could happen but you know like to face with her they prepared for like the fire and 7 on the par. as like a month ago the power went out and when that happened late day. let us know that just like a few hours of ration often even in life t

darrell pratt hired a local lawn care business to take care of cutting his grass, tending to flower bedser control. that's not what he got. >> we found out in the spring they took out more than just the weeds. they took the flowers out as well. so it was just a bad job. >> reporter: consumer reports says the calendar is on your side when it comes to choosing or changing your lawn care service. >> fall is a great time to start assessing the services. you have just been through the spring and summer. >> reporter: before you commit to spending hundreds of dollars a month, consumer reports says look around your yard so you have an idea about what you actually need from your lawn care service. it's a good idea to ask friends and neighbors for recommendations and references, and be sure to ask potential companies the following questions. >> do they have formal training or education in what they are doing? are they licensed, if that's a requirement in your state. a very easy thing to do is go online. a lot of states have databases. look up if they are legitimate. the last thing is ask them are

ever since darrell's family started using gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever.h, honey! isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. there's more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze odor remover in every fling. gain. seriously good scent. >>> we are back with this odd scene in center city, philadelphia. water spewing from the top of a skyscraper. >> the water gushed from one liberty place for about five minutes soaking this street. authorities say it was an annual test of the building's fire protection system. >>> we turn now to thearasved t edge of niagara falls. >> the large iron vessel had been wedged in rocks for a century until a storm this week. this morning this historic ship is on the more for the first time in more than a century. it was wedged in the rocks above niagara falls, but now it's closer to the edge of the falls' nearly 200-foot drop. >> it's been stuck there for 101 years. it appears to have sort of flipped on its side and spun around. >> the ship has been a must see attraction at the falls since it got stuck in the rocks back in 191

darrell clark's try reduced the difference and set the game up for a dramatic climax.uld've leveled the scores, but the ball, like the match, slipped through british fingers. two defeats from three. the rugby league alliance or bag but not the result they hoped for. —— rugby league lions are back. it's a big weekend for great britain's hockey teams. a last chance to qualify for the olympics in tokyo next year and it's looking good for them. the women's side, who are olympic champions, are 3—0 up against chile. the men beat malaysia 4—1. the second legs of those ties in london will be played tomorrow. there's more on the bbc sport website, including the irish boxing star katie taylor, who has won another world title this evening. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. hello. a storming start to the weekend, some quite nasty weather for a time across southern england, south wales, the isles of scilly and the channel islands. a very exposed weather station on the isle of wight notched up a wind gust of 109 mph, m

darrell clark's try reduced the difference and set the game up for a dramatic climax.english fingers. we just ran out time. another five minutes, we would've got that try. but i'm just pleased with their effort and the way we stuck to a plan that we went into the game with. the second half we made some things happen. we just got beat. two defeats from two now, the rugby league lions are back, but not the return they waited for her. adam wild, bbc news. our rugby league correspondent dave woods was at the match. he's been assessing great britain's performance. so another disappointment for the resurrected rugby league at lyons, a second defeat in succession, this time 12—8 against new zealand. first of all, from that neutral point of view, what do you make of the british lions performance against new zealand? i thought it was better than last week, but in test matches, you have to take your opportunities. they had a couple especially late in that second half that you would've expected them to take, and you don't get so many in the games these days. so it was a better pe

clarke: we decided to establish a bipartisan smart cities caucus, originally darrell issa with my cochairit is no congresswoman from indiana. peter: susan brooks. rep. clarke: susan brooks, exactly. technologyt already is a major part of our lives. uses a utility that we can to make sure we are economically feasible going into the future, that we are inefficient in our use of energy, and it enables our society to be far more centuryve than our 20th industrial age. we are looking at the fact that so much of what already exists in society is connected. and what our smart cities caucus does is it looks at four we arent areas of how connected. one is connectivity. the other principal being sustainability. the other being mobility. and then the workforce. and how all those components work together to make sure that in the 21st century our civil society is given the opportunity to really reach its full potential utilizing the technological advantages -- advances we have in this age. peter: you refer to it as a utility. utility like as a plumbing and electricity and streets and things like that?

maria: darrell issa joining us there. cheryl on headlines.t could have been a disaster, plane dangling upside down after tangling in power lines, the crew shut off power to lines and that brought them down to safety, federal aviation american is investigating the cause but, again, he is okay. elsa and anna to the rescue, chilly domestic box office. >> who are you? >> i'm olaf. sorry, i find clothes restricting. cheryl: much anticipated sequel took 127 million in u.s. and canada making the third highest animated opening ever. beautiful day in the neighborhood grossed 13.5 million, that was a lukewarm start according to city analysts, finally, taylor swift shook it off, taking center stage at music awards last night winning artist of the year and officially breaking the all-time win record for the show, she's been nasty fight over playing her own songs an she spoke about her hardships this year. >> the last year of my life has had some of the most amazing times and also some of the hardest things i've gone through in my life, i'm lucky to be he

darrell clark's try reduced the difference and set the game up for a dramatic climax. just ran out time. another five minutes, we would've got that try. but i'm just pleased with their effort and the way we stuck to a plan that we went into the game with. the second half we made some things happen. we just got beat. two defeats from two now, the rugby league lions are back, but not the return they waited for. adam wild, bbc news. let's get back to some rugby union on the domestic front — leicester tigers have their their first win of the premiership season, they beat gloucester 16 points to 13. the tigers led 10—6 at half time. but gloucester who were looking for their first win at welford road for 12 years edged in front, thanks to this well worked move that ended withjoe simpson going over. that looked like winning it until a couple of penalties from tom hardwick gave leicester the victory saracens and wasps were also winners today. in the pro 14, scarlets beat the cheetahs 17—14, kieran hardy amongst the try scorers for the welsh side who are top of conference b. th

jenna darrelle came up with the idea 25 years ago with her husband a pastor the remarkable simulationproject has so far had 30000 participants. the goal is to create compassionate care for humanity and poverty everybody can get the american dream but when you're trapped in poverty in the cycles of poverty you have to get it. if there's a janitor around says in order to truly experience the life of a homeless person you have to start by looking like them in a 2nd hand store participants are encouraged to dress in appropriate clothes. and be. a little bit. but i think that people really need is often i. know that i'm happy about my right now it doesn't seem like too much of a challenge but things are going to get more complicated with the 2nd stage sleeping out in the open not in the streets but in a secured fenced off young 53 year old martha however is slightly concerned like you i'm scared of bugs and i'm scared of bugs she thought long and hard before signing up it was a husband who convinced her to take part so. it doesn't look like real situation right right yes yes it doesn't sme

don't know how long that will take not one of the passengers who's at the airport and stranded is darrell holden he's traveling he's traveled from islands to south africa plans to go to durban but now he's stuck at the airport just how frustrating is the sterile. insists surfer straighted spends at least 2 hours in the queue as of now and i'm not sure when i'll get to the front and if i'm going to take it or not but i just hope that i get home today oh as i'm sure i'm screwed for a. for durham you know i don't know what i'm going to have your travel plans been completely thrown out the window own well i had plans for when i'm from the time that i get home so that's kind of going out but hopefully my family can reschedule with me because. they've got a busy schedule and i'm not sure if they can make it. carol thanks so much daryl is just one of hundreds of passengers at the qantas that's of african airways hoping to get a ticket but they're not certain when that will happen the airline has said it's tried to reschedule as many flights as possible it says incoming flights international flig

it was largely started by a gentleman named darrell putnam, that's why i am here 20 years later. a veteran was using marijuana for medical purposes with his doctor's approval, introduced to a senator. he said, i am using marijuana with a doctor's approval, do you think i'm a criminal? i was mr. law and order, i was voting to lock up everybody. when he said that to me, i said i don't believe you are. he said, the law says i'm a criminal unless you do something to change the law. you really do think i'm a criminal. that stuck with me. as a legislator, if you don't believe laws are just, you have a responsibility to change them, and that's how i ended up here. host: let's hear from mary in wisconsin. caller: good morning. i have a question. do you have to worry about the child's brain? it doesn't stop maturing until people are 26 years old. the doctors have proven that it it may bechosis, and is a reaction to violence in children in school nowadays. i think the doctors should probably be here talking about it because it is affecting them, just like alcohol destroys lives. if they le

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