democratic state representative deb butler was there.twitter she called for speaker moore's resignation with the #iwillnotyield. i will not yield is the line that made her go viral after she confronted the house speaker yesterday. >> i will not yield! >> we're not going to let anybody touch you. >> i will not yield, mr. speaker! >> i will not yield! you shall not usurp the process mr. speaker! how dare you subject this body to trickery, deceptive practices, hijacking the process. we have been here day ask night for months defending what we believe, and you would submit this body to trickery, deception, deceit? it is so typical of the way you conduct yourself. how dare you, mr. speaker. >> deb butler joined us as a quest here at "the last word" last night, and today this is what deb butler had to say. >> north carolina is better than this. >> yes. >> we deserve better than this. >> yes! >> our citizens deserve representatives with integrity, decency, respect for the rule of law. what happened yesterday was a shameful, shameful display. we

democratic colleagues of deb butler's surrounded her.video you'll hear some of them talking about not letting anyone touch her. they were there to protect her as she spoke. the few democrats in that room were going to make sure that deb butler got to speak and do what they could to make sure she would not be arrested for exercising her rights as a member of the north carolina house of representatives. and luckily one of her colleagues had the presence of mind to grab a cell phone camera and start recording video. here's how it began. >> process. you shall not do this to democracy in north carolina, mr. speaker. how dare you do this, mr. speaker. i will not yield. >> we're not going to let anybody touch her. >> i will not yield, mr. speaker. i will not yield. >> there is no -- >> you shall not disrupt the process, mr. speaker. how dare you subject this body to trickery, deceptive practices, hijacking the process. we have been here day and night for months defending what we believe. and you would submit this body to trickery, deception, de

and not so bad deb you for dogs. did you know. with the world of football. it was 1 your. can really feel how high fences are running i'm going to sing the star. chris here it's. a bird this is going to go. there's a football on you. if you. have qualified for the you've got a hungry for even facing international opposition like that isn't enough anymore this team wants to be a truth. this is the man charged with making it happen. and . full points for the 1st 2 games for the stop light city in town he faces a real test luxation is fals his home town. didn't even exist in his he played in the. club from him he evidently. maku the says he wants to develop the football system with style attacking attractive aggressive and fast i the 1st half hour against lights went very well they managed to test like 6 defense which was the league's best last season but is this already identifiable he was asked to do. this was a game where we didn't set the bar as high as we could we don't want to play like that one specially regarding intensity over the 90 minutes on the twist and we need

i'd like to introduce deb craven green from our infrastructure staff. she worked with the fish and wildlife services and others on the permitting of the project. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm debbie craven green and work with the bureau of environmental management and permitting manager. i'm happy to provide some additional information for you as part of the project to install the radar conducted coordination with the u.s. fish and wildlife service and conducted informal consultation where we identified for them that as part of installing the infrastructure we would be fully avoiding the habitat associated with butterflies found in the area, which would be the host plants as well as nectar plants in the area. there was the informal consultation was issued i think it was 2018 and then there was a slight modification to the project where we were adding the radio tower as well. so i had a phone conversation with the u.s. fish and wildlife staff to explain that. they conveyed that basically with the avoidance and minimization measures that we would

>>yo all eyes will be on north carolina coming up as well as 2020 state rep deb butler.sues and for joining us today. >> thank youoi guygy, i apprecie it. >> up next, the republican taking on trump, former south carolina governor mark sanford. he joins reverend al sharpton live to tell us about his primaryou run. that's next on politics nation right here on msnbc. s nation right here on msnbc. 300 miles an hour, that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org. enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in?rom that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. even a- (ernie) lost rubber duckie? (burke) you mean this one? (ernie) rubber duckie! (cookie) what about a broken cookie jar? (burke) again, cookie? (cookie) yeah. me bad. (grover) yoooooow! oh! what about monsters having accidents? i am okay by

plus deb use in november and will cost nearly 5 dollars a month it will be free for a year for anyone who buys a mac and i pad 4 and i phone. today we're excited to tell you that the 1st shows will be available on november 1st and will be thank you and we'll be adding more apple originals every month and it plus will be available in over a 100 countries a lot. of course there's also the new i phones they levon and the 11 pro for several cameras and a night multi take pictures in low light the apple watch now has an always on display no need to tap it to see the time but that's nothing groundbreaking competitors offer that feature but i phones one get 5 g. until next year no surprise sales are down overall the i phone still accounts for half of apple's revenues the tech giant has to evolve so it's moving beyond hardware and software so it once a streaming and gaming platform to help bring in more money. it is almost 35 years since margaret atwood's the hun maid's tale hit all book shelves the dystopian novel to fix a regime which stringently controls women and their reproductive system

plus deb use in the vampyr and will cost nearly 5 dollars a month it will be free for a year for anyone who buys a mac. an i pad or 9 film. today we're excited to tell you that the 1st shows will be available on november 1st. and will be thank you and we'll be adding more apple originals every month and it plus will be available in over a 100 countries a lot. of course there's also the new i phones they levon and the 11 pro for several cameras and night mode to take pictures in low light the apple watch now has an o.e. is on display no need to tap it to see the time but that's nothing groundbreaking competitors offer that feature but i phones one get 5 g. until next year no surprise sales are down overall the i phone still accounts for half of apple's revenues the tech giant has to evolve so it's moving beyond hardware and software so it wants a streaming and gaming platform to help bring in more money. and over to europe where incoming e.q. commission chief on the line has named former italian prime minister paolo gentle loney as her economy commissioner that makes him responsible for

state representative deb butler who was present for the vote could not contain her angry.al clip shouting in protest at republican house speaker tim moore. >> if this is the way you believe democracy works, shame on you. this is not appropriate, and you know it. the people of north carolina, you will answer to the people of north carolina. >> this issue will now move to the state's republican-controlled senate. joining me now to help us understand what exactly happened that day and what it all means, travis pay the, north carolina state house reporter for our affiliate, wral, and political creditor and former republican congressman david jolly. travis, that is story that is near and dear to me as a greens borough, north carolina girl. what's on this budget bill. >> it's before the senate where the way is it numbers work is is republicans need one democrat to flip. democrats are going to hold solid. the most likely candidate to flip is going to stand with the governor. we could be back in limbo for an unknown amount of time now that the house pulled what it pulled. >> you t

and as you know, that echos the similar but very different allegation from deb bra ramirez that thatilar thing happened to her at a yale party. and it is worth repeating that friends of this woman did not come forward for the book and neither did the male class mate come forward for the book. but the friends have said that she does not remember that incident, hallie. >> steph, i know that mbc news has confirmed that some senate judiciary members, even last year, were alerted to this along with the fbi of this new allegation that these reporters talk about in their new book. what do we know about that? >> they were and as you know, that investigation was limited in its scope. it's also worth pointing out that this book, this part of the book is just a small part. it is not the top billing of the book. this is an exhaustive look at this saga. it goes through every step of the process and the authors when i sat down with them, i asked them what did you uncover here. we didn't even talk about this allegation. i want you to listen to what they had to say to me during the interview. >> the

but insists it was the right decision not to plow $300 million of money into a firm with billionin deb thomas cook was not a strateg part of the u.k. economy, and has failed to adapt to the travel dustry's changing landscape. for those holiday makers that went hunting for sepmber warmth, that may prove cold comfort as they hope to getho . >> for nightly business report, >> as you can imaginin the collapsef thomas cook is rippling through the sector overall. shares of cruise liners were better today. >> what kind of impactt do thes tour operators have onocal economies? markle wood is theontributing edit with conde nast. it's good to have you here. >> reporter: thank you so much. >> what kind of impact is the demise of thomas cook going to have on the local economy where it functions? >> it's quite sigficant in the short term, 20,000 people employed by thomas cook around the world, not just in n britai so that will have an impact. and then several holiday hotspots, places like crete, other places in greece, florida, the hotels will be paid ins. arre once the vacationers have left the hot

. >> the time is now to shake off our slumber, and slough off our fears and nmake good on the deb we owe past and future generations, today, together, we can finish the work that needs to be done, and usher in a new birth of freedom on this earth. >> you and i have the chance to usher in a new american spring. so with hope in our hearts and with fire in our history. thank you. >> the point here is not that mayor pete's future will follow obama's past. nobody knows. the voters, you, will decide whether to reward or punish pete or any other politician's ambition. we know that even huge ambition taking a loss as a sign you should get a promotion is not always seen as disqualifying by the voters and sometimes voters embrace a call to blow up the way things are run when it's offered by new people who have literally nothing to do with the way things are run in washington. you should be mad that this is your daily commute. you should be mad at people who forget they're in public. and you should be mad at simple things that are unnecessarily complicated. but you're not mad, because you're tr

the winners but fresh off his announcement nobody seemed nowhere confidenthan andrew yang and postat debhe yang gang was ready to get turnt. ♪ >> and, danceing to returs campaign walkout song. the yang campaign was exc about their planned cash give away. yang said he would ralph off ten freedom dividends, aka payments of a t dollars a month for a year b's he planning to finance this with campaign donations raising questions aboe mpaign financelaw. the yang campaign says their gal team assured them thera while they may be following fec ruederal law bans campaign ffundsor personal use. so not just by the plan already for three hefa'smilies but in anal ret reat is. continuing into the weekend as is the feud cheyney and senator rand paul.e at its seems to be an argument overho loves president trump more. the fight started where all country's greatest political battles again especially these days, on twitter. they clashed over afghanistan policy andin the fir of john boon and it got personal. and i can't believeg i'm sayin this but i kind feel bad for rand paul because liz caney is better.and

deb? >> reporter: yeah, julie. and celebrating this past weekend. his coach described this teenager as a great cause and hard worker, positive attitude. tonight for than 100 people gathered here at the crash scene to remember him. simmons lane in novato with the crowd spilling into thestreets, here to mourn the teenager killed in the same spot the day before. >> it's hard to accept that you have to go so early, you know. and especially on his birthday. >> reporter: mario jr. had just turned 16. friendly, easy going. he loved football friends say. he just made the varsity squad. >> and football is kind of his north star just a little bit and he made real good friends on the team and was a well- liked kid on campus. >> it will take you a lot to get over something like this for sure. >> reporter: and though he was killed instantly when somebody about fan he sped up to pass another car on this had residential street and lost control, slamming into a wall. two passengers are also hospitalized. >> it should be a real wake up call. that'll probably be one

amy: siddhartha deb, thank you for being with us award-winning , indian author and journalist who wasn in northeast india. his recent piece for the new public we will link to "india's , looming ethno-nationalist catastrophe." democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 100

. >> reporter: marcos trinidad is the director of the audubon center at debs park, an oasis for wildlife minutes from downtown los angeles. >> birds are important because they tell us a story about our environment, just based off the birds you see present in the community. >> reporter: the canary in the coal mine. >> the canary in the coal mine. >> reporter: trinidad says it's a sign that conservation efforts on a legislative level. and in local communities has to happen now. >> i think of these birds as sort of the rembrandts, the monets, the homers. they're priceless pieces of art that exist in nature. >> reporter: priceless art peter marra hopes can be enjoyed for generations to come. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los angeles. >> he said it best. the birds are the can aree in the coal mine. straight ahead, a new generation of afghan women take the field with big goals in mind. >> diaz: this week afghanistan votes for a new president. the election comes with taliban violence surging. and whoever wins will be in charge of attempting to negotiate first a ceasefire, and then some form of

you need to have a good,e. vigorous deb you need to be hard on the issue. and once you establish it, then you have to resit, and you have to sell it to the american people. you have to tell them, "this is that important for you." w >> st should we have done differently about our end state for afghanistan?nt >> the funda failure was not knowing wh our goal was. remember what president bush did in 1991 when he id, "you will free kuwait." anthen, there were some who said, you know, "well, we should continue on.ho wed march on baghdad." he said, "no. no mission creep. we're going to free kuwait -- that what the coalition was put together for, and that's all we're going to do right now." keeping that sort of pragmatic, strategic sense is absolutely critical because, when i would signde thoyment orders as secretary of defense -- and i signed many of them -- and i'll even read to youro the question i and put on my desk right in front of me when ias signing these orders was, "will this commitment contribute sufficiently to e well-being of the american people to jus

so what's ahead for austria deb used max hoffman following this vote for us in vienna good morning max there are a number of coalition options today for some boss the courts the once and future chancellor what are his most likely choices do we know. are those 3 options in the report brian and let me walk you through them so 1st of all you have the freedom party the far right freedom party that seems like a very unlikely option at the moment because the freedom party itself has said they want to go back into the opposition and if they change their mind which is not a given at all it would probably not be a very viable coalition with all the scandals of the last months then you have the social democrats but the social democrats and as a bus to austin peoples party are very far apart on different topics especially when it comes to social policy and migration so that basically leaves the greens and many experts here in vienna think that is the most viable option of course they also have differences social policy on migration but it won't when it comes to the economy or a green economy they

here's a deb please car that debt forward. we're not gonna pay our fair share." eventually, history wi tell you that no country has maintained its sovereignty or its military security if it didn't keep its fiscal house in order, and we are not acting responsibly right now. and it's not because of defense spending, wh down around 3.1% -- it was as high as 40% during the cold war. so, is is not a matter ofaf america can'rd survival. we can afford survival, axt we're going to have to ourselves at a level that'll allow our children to growp without an added burde >> you are a warrior-scholar. u've spent your time reading everyone from marcus aurelius to alexander the great. analogy that we should beal studying now to understand what happening in the united states today? >> there's stues in history that would show what happens when countries, for example, lost their fiscal sustainability, that decided their militaries were more petri dish for social experimenting than for killing the enemy, l countries tht sight of the fact that they had to have a common appreciationa

right they've suspended it they said it was not there it is still there it said they've said it's deb's and said they would drop because they did something wrong there in the meat i think there's something preceding with it but not now that's that's what's happening before now they say they would drop you're satisfied it's over now i'm not satisfied about that i'm more about what's happening here in taiwan and the one country 2 systems formula that she jinping has offered to taiwan we don't have to read that or that's not going to happen that's not going to happen then you mean hong kong is not going to have different systems from china a system isn't the last thing i think the system what should exist because that's the the window shop for chinese they should to show that improvement of democracy to the world hong kong system is a joke isn't give don't try to violate that it's going to embarrass them just to show isn't a lesson that you should take away from hong kong is that china doesn't live up to its promises of democracy isn't that the lesson i think and i think talking and one th

there that could have got involved and it would have been able to send those e-mails give previewed you deb used with if your correspondent thank you ted into the us now where of binion bullett show formal vice president joe biden in the lead among democratic content is to take on done trump next year he's pulling ahead of reivers bernie's son does and elizabeth warren who also seek in the party's nomination well of vital israel known to many voters on the campaign trail he is not impressing everybody under from non been is funding the reese in new hampshire joe biden's already had a successful career but here he is again running for president because he says he wants to unite the country. at town hall in luck kanya a new hampshire. president troops on for many it tell us sandmeyer the former vice president but you need to hear what kind of message she has to offer as a presidential candidate. we are in the battle for the soul of this nation is 1st and foremost the reason why i decided to run for side and talks about his accomplishments in the obama administration and the problems he wants

tonight i think but i'm sure to be expected to win quite easily ok the words of jonathan crean from the deb thank you very much welcome. this is news and these are locked up stories israeli election results show prime minister binyamin netanyahu is a liquid party is deadlocked with the blue white party of centrist many guns that raises the possibility of a unity government or even the end of the room. officials in the u.s. say they have evidence that saturday's attacks on saudi arabia's oil facilities originated in iran u.s. secretary of state my from feel is on his way to solve the arabiya to discuss a possible retaliation. clashes have broken out in ecuador's capital quito after lawmakers voted against decriminalizing abortion in cases of rape women in ecuador who teen and abortion face prison sentences of up to 2 years . swedish climate activists grettir turn bird has met former u.s. president barack obama he praised her as one of the planet's greatest advocates to unburnt is set to take part in friday's global climate strike in new york. this is the news from berlin you can always find

>> deb is absolutely right.can't beat us fair and square because they don't have the numbers. people don't appreciate just how hard house democrats have been working over the last two months, because what the republicans did, rather than call a vote, which they knew they would lose, they laid siege to the house democrats. so that meant democrats had to skip anniversaries, skip the first day of kindergarten for their kids, skip vacations. there was a house democrat receiving chemotherapy who brought into session over and over, because any of those sessions could have been the one where they called a vote. they laid siege. after 60 days they couldn't break the siege so they lied to the house democrats in order to get through it. and now it's on the senate. and we are going to maintain our defense. we intend to defend this veto. we are all going to hang together on this. >> let me, sir, get your final thoughts. the whole budget fight is actually happening against the backdrop of district maps being essentially gerr

>> watched c-span campaign 2020 coverage of the deb and craddock at the party convention. our live coverage is saturday at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen with the c-span radio. >> the new c-span online store now has book tv products, go to c-spanstore.org to check them out. see what is new for book tv and all the c-span products. >> good morning everyone and welcome my name is douglas and i'm the foreign editor at the washington post, i am so pleased to introduce anna the bureau chief and author of theut brand-new book, the great successor, a timely behind-the-scenes look at one of the world elusive dictators kim jong-un. in thehe extraordinary reporting with his route through three generations of family rule andn north korea that began with his grandfather. the great successor is almost certainly the most complete portrait that we have of kim jong-un providing vital insight into the mind and motivations of the young still mysterious leader. compelling case for understanding kim as a rational and methodical actor on the world stage without dimi

east no great surprises here a little bit of cloud pushing up towards pakistan or across the region deb it does stay losey dry but look up towards the black sea you can just make out this band of cloud just rolling its way down towards to say we'll see something of a change coming in here as we go through the next day or so is actually a cold front 26 celsius in ankara africa moves through and the temperature drops like a stone 19 degrees and cloud under a lot of the showers along the spells of frank coming through here and notice some wintry weather over the caucuses as well south of that well hot sunshine continues 42 celsius in baghdad 38 in kuwait city and that's a sort of temperature we can expect across a good part of the arabian peninsula 38 in abu dhabi 37 here in doha picking up to around 39 by the time we come to sas day hanging on to some cloud just around southern parts of amman so chance of the spot of rain just coming into the slot of for example temperatures here 29 degrees that's been hotter than that recently into capetown we've been getting up into the thirty's over th

. >> you are right, government does not solve health care or student loistudent loans or deb.nvironment and anger among populist that put bernie sanders in runs against hillary clinton, pushed donald trump over, he is trying to tap into. i think wit we've seen that in t debates, we've seen angry, bernie sanders, he is hoping to get the fire back. i think it might be too little too late. elizabeth: to senator elizabeth warren, saying, i hope we wrap up prime minister before 2020 vote -- impeachment before 2020 voting starts, why is she saying that? >> she wants to run on ideas. >> what are her ideas? >> ideas, single payer healthcare, open borders, socialism, those are ideas, democratic donor big money donors are freaked out about, that but nobody who is a them to democrat in 2020 who thinks they can win should show any interest in the impeachment proceedings. this seems like they just want him out of presidency, don't i they have faith they could win the election. elizabeth: you need a positive vision, a vision to convince voters you deserve the white house, you have to have a

the first two native american women to serve in the united states congress and that's my colleague deb hallen. >> thank you, thank you so much, joe. and i'm honored to be here and thank you, mr. neguse, for raising the issue of civil rights. because as a native american woman from new mexico, 35th generation of new mexico, native americans didn't have the right to vote until 1948. when we celebrated the 100th anniversary of the women's right to vote we were reminded over and over again know the all women did not have the right to vote. women of color did not have the right to vote so it's these things that drive some of us to make sure that every single person can vote unincumbered. before i was elected to congress, i spent nearly two decades organizing to make sure all americans have access to our democracy. that is includes people who live in hard to reach areas, and people who have traditionally been excluded from politics, such as native americans and other underrepresented groups. a little over 200 days ago, house democrats made history with hr-1. our once in a generation effort t

of the first two native american women to serve in the united states congress d that's my colleague, deb haaland. mr. o'halleran: thank you. thank you so much, joe -- ms. haaland: thank you. thank you so much, joe. i'm honored to be here. and thank you, mr. neguse, for raising the issue about civil rights. because, as a native american woman from new mexico, a 35th generation new mexican, native americans didn't have the right to vote in new mexico until 1948. and when we celebrated earlier, the women -- the 100th anniversary of the women's right to vote, we were reminded over and over again that not all women had the right to vote. women of color did not have the right to vote. and so it's these things that drive some of us to make sure that every single person can vote unebb come bered. before -- unencumbered. before i was elected to congress i spent nearly two decades organizing to make sure all americans have access to our democracy. that includes people who live in hard to reach areas and people who have traditionally been excluded from polypolitics. such as native americans and oth

it's a very deb deindustrimenta- deat --it's a very debt detrime. mark: the application of socialism or marxism it's bleak and horrible for the individual. the societies that move in that direction reject god. they reject the bible. isn't that true? >> when you are a socialist, you don't have anything to do with the bible. you are on your own. when you are building something on the bible, you build it on faith in god, morality, that means loyalty to your family, husbands are loyal to their wives. wives are loyal to their husbands. they build something called a family.ey they live together, they support eachr, other, and the family is the cornerstone, has been the cornerstone of this country. by right now because of disintegration of the american family, 70% of the children living in american homes right now are not living with their birth parents, with both birth parents.th we have a situation in our country where the family has been replaced by governmental support and the authority of the father in the home is the thing of mockery and we are payin

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senator deb fisher, republican from nebraska is with us now.the program today. i know nebraska is a big farm state. i regret to say that but the us mca will be good for your farmers and of democrats tie us up, you are not going to get it. >> we better get it. this is a good deal, us mca was negotiated very well by the administration and also manufacturers. it is good for working men and women. nancy pelosi needs to put this up. we have the votes to get it passed and it needs to happen soon. stuart: will she play a political price in your state if she does not put it up for a vote? >> we are a pretty republican state in nebraska but i think all people are watching leadership now, watching the president, watching the house, watching the senate. they want to know who is working for them and i think republicans have a good case that we are working for americans, for the working men and women in this country. stuart: earlier today donald trump and i'm pretty much directly quoting here talking about a china trade deal. that deal, he said, could happe

what about identity deb identit? >> there's nothing new, wework live in a way to information world.ll me on facebook where you were born into data birth, that's 90% of stealing your identity. if you are foolish enough to tell me that, then i can easily steal your identity. i tell people to keep their personal information safer. >> you say don't start putting everything out on facebook. facebook makes me nervous especially lately. you say shred everything. however, regular shredders that shred vertically are not good? >> wework put those back together at the fbi laboratory so wework could do it they can do it. i prefer to use a micro cut shredder it turns paper into confetti and there's no technology to put it back together. the same price and all the manufacturers make them as just using the right tool to do the right job. >> don't get the ones that i have. >> the thing about this, if you go to the store and write a check, on the check is your address, your bank, account number, routing number, your signature on the signature card back at the bank, and then the clerk has written a d

deb? >> reporter: yeah, julie. and celebrating this past weekend. his coach described this teenager as a great cause and hard worker, positive attitude. tonight for than 100 people gathered here at the crash scene to remember him. simmons lane in novato with the crowd spilling into thestreets, here to mourn the teenager killed in the same spot the day before. >> it's hard to accept that you have to go so early, you know. and especially

they also count 2014 toward deb qualifying.s is one of the best showings sanders has had in an iowa poll. tom steyer by hitting 2% in this poll, 2% is the threshold. you've got to hit 2% in four polls. with this poll right here tom steyer hits four polls at 2%. doesn't mean he's going to be in this week, but this does mean he will be in in october. new hampshire, this one getting attention too. warren from next door massachusetts leading biden by a point here in this poll. sanders right behind him. again, nobody else in double digit passenges digits. nevada, biden, warren big gap there to kamala harris at 6. south carolina yet another poll that shows joe biden's strongest early state by far is south carolina. he is bolstered by very strong african-american support this. 60% of the democratic electorate in south carolina we think will be african-american next year. basically if biden can be viable getting into south carolina, right now it's setting up as a fire wall for him. the question is, can he get through those earlier cont

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this is the conference board consumer confidence rating for consent deb -- for september, and it is a little disappointing, perhaps further evidence that tariffs and uncertainty are hitting the consumer. that's look at where we are in markets. the s&p 500 bouncing above 3000, up 0.4%. one of the stocks contributed to that, apple up 1.4% on an upgrade or a new analysts saying that it will have about 40% upside from here at jefferies. 1.4% higher. we have norfolk southern, wynn resorts, plenty of stocks higher. the 10 year yield is at 1.67%. it was twice subscribed, but only $30 billion of liquidity from the fed today. down 1.2%. guy: the big story out of europe today is the staggering loss the prime minister suffered here in the u.k. at the supreme court. absolutely a battering for boris johnson, probably the worst of all outcomes. the prime minister says he will continue to deliver brexit on october 31, but it is becoming harder and harder by the day. the pound pricing some of the no deal risk out today, but not a lot of it. in fact, they reaction from the british pound really quite m

deb butler. she's continued to speak out. several days.andably there. how shady was this from your perspective? this move that took place? >> i've never seen anything like it, kendis. i mean it is an affront to each and every citizen of north carolina. it's an affront to democracy. it is -- the worst display i've ever seen and i've been on this earth a while. >> take us back how this played out. once again, you were told there would be no votes at all taking place on this wednesday. the republicans received a text saying there will be a vote, while in meantime, many democratic lawmakers who are part-time workers there at the legislature were off doing other things? >> you know, we are a part-time legislature. we make very little money per year. it is -- become a full-time job honestly. north carolina has a $22 billion budget and it's probably time to make us a full-time legislature. our time is precious. people do, there are other jobs. tend to their families. they sneak in a medical appointme appointment. it is, again -- the way we functi

if you remember the last two deb baeds, whenever joe biden was called on time, he just said, all right, forget about it. now this is the varsity league. you're not with jv and the intermurals which we've seen before. people will want him to finish. he's been faltering, i think he's been coasting a lot on sort of his alliances with obama and the fact that many people know who he is. he's going to have to show up tonight. >> you know what, mark, you can make the same argument for bernie sanders. he's been in the national spotlight for a while. there's a new poll that shows bernie sanders leading joe biden in new hampshire by nearly eight points there in that battleground state. bernie sanders tonight, what would you be advising bernie sanders to do as we go into this third debate? >> well, one thing i would advise him to do is probably not listen to anything i tell him, but i don't think i have to do that. one of the appeals of bernie sanders is he's been on the scene for a long time. people who support him know what he stands for. he's been saying basically the same things for 30, 40 ye

i didn't get a letter, but deb campbell, who is a volunteer coordinator at a.c.c.e quite well, since riff been going in there for years. and i actually gave her a copy of this, which i submitted to you folks. and she read it and said the essence is all there. i also am an avid believer in civic participation. and as my predecessor mentioned, i, too, have been volunteering for community united against violence. i was part of their speakers' bureau contingent. we would go into public schools and talk about the lives of lgbt people. i also was a member of the golden gate business association, which is like the gay chamber of commerce here in the city. and i also volunteered with project open hand for about four years in the mid-'80s. and delivered meals to some of the really rough cases. my turf was 5th and 6th streets, between mission and brannen. all of those s.r.o. hotels. so that was also quite eye-opening. i am retired. [bell ringing] i was a small business owner. and i care deeply about a.c.c. and i care deeply about animals. this is a certificate. i took a cour

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as the vote was called, one of the few remaining democrats on the floor - state representative deb butler - led a protetest. >> how dear you do this, mr.'s bigger. i will not yield. i will not yield. amy: repepresentatative tlerer refusesed to yield the floor for several minutes - even as republicans ordered her crcropho cutut o, and d uniformed police ented the house chbeber. the mease ultimaly p pasd onon a vote of -t-to-9,ith h 56 lawmers absent. last june,ovov. coer v vetd north calina's s budg, saying its republicanan authors s sougo ununderpay teachers, while rejecting federal dollars to expand the state's medicaid program. in a statement condemning wednesday's surprise vote, cooper accused republicans of exploiting the 9/11 anniversary for political purposes. >> on a day when tragedy united our country, we should be standing together despite party. --tead, republicans polled pulled their most deceptive stunt yet. amy: republicans hoping to override the governor's veto still need a supermajority in the state senate. the republican state representative who called the motion for wedne

the concern is that will the democratic primaries, the deb e debat debates, the presidential primariesa candidate, will they be so into the impeachment that they also will not give the proper attention and give the proper policies and the congress the right move on legislations around health care and around the economy and around criminal justice. can the democrats and the democratic candidates show they can walk and chew gum at the same time? >> that's what i was going to say. we're going to have to walk and chew gum at the same time. it's going to require a better game from everybody. we're going to have to make sure that the american people know that we're not politicizing this impeachment for political gain or political purposes and we're going to have to continue to be focused on the issue of an economy are 90% of americans haven't seen a pay raise over the last 40 years but they can afford housing, health care, higher education or early childhood education. the state of our urban school districts in this country. thing needs need to be shs continue to be front and center as we wo

i think giuliani is doing the president's bidding here and wanted to find a look into joe bide deb and joe bin then the president cows -- the whistle-blower has some problems. i think he put it certain things have come out about the whistle-blower that are interesting. >> people are talking. >> people ever saying n-n-o, nn. hunter biden and no validity to what he's charging. this is how the president fights. joe biden in fact may have a problem in the end with this. this is not going to be great for him because he'll have to respo respond. jeff, david axlerod. >>> more to come on in just a few minutes. banjo? (man) hey. go home. (woman) banjo! sorry, it won't happen again. come on, let's go home. after 10 years, we've covered a lot of miles. good thing i got a subaru. (man) looks like you got out again, huh, banjo. (avo) love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with mislead

but i got to say, deb said this to you before, sean, when i look around at this field, you have thesed socialists, talking about all of their plans and wanting to destroy the economy, and wanting to destroy the idea of having reasonably priced gasoline, things like that, they are not speaking for regular democrat voters. democrat voters out there are not going to -- >> sean: joe has bought into the new green deal. they are all in the new green deal. >> they are all in it. they are all going to go the way of the green deal. >> sean: 70% marginal rates for individuals, 90% for corporations. by the way, what has happened in new york and california, it will be a mass exodus out of the country. see you! >> or voters away from the democratic party. >> sean: thank you both. when we come back, we have an exclusive interview. a man lost his mother on 9/11, like so many others. he directly responds to congresswoman omar's shameful statements about al qaeda. nicholas haros joins us, and a video you might want to tape that we put together, straight-ahead. ♪ billions of mouths. billions of problem

>>i don't want to invest in senior real estate unless it's have ventos and deb cafari. >> john. >> callerretired five years ago from long island, new york and i'm doing pretty good with my mutual funds and stocks. >> good. >> caller: and i never cashed in my dividends i just roll them over. my problem is my wife owns stock in dollar tree and it's doing really good but she's had the stock for 20 years and never got a dividend >> well, but it's a great growth stock and it's doing really well and we just spent time with dollar tree and merged with family dollar. i think it's a buy i think you're doing well and she's doing well daltrey in georgia >> caller: how are you doing >> i'm good. how are you. >> caller: i'm doing well. i'm calling today in regard to hall by hurten, ticker hal. >> we are not buying any oil or oil service stocks eye not putting you -- >> the house of the house of pain >> i need trudy in oregon. trudy, trudy, trudy.com i hope you know how much we love you. >> thank you, trudy. i love oregon too. what's up? >> caller: good. come and see us. here's my question i was -- i'm