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amy sedaris, debbie harry. you asked when are kathie lee gifford and debbie harry going to get together? >> we wanted to tour together. >> the big question is when is hoda going to come on? >> next season, god willing. >> so it sounds like it could be next season. >> you can play my sister. [ laughter ] >> that would be a recurring role? >> exactly, good point. hoda,kj/ you can have a guest star role only. you should be the sister that tragically is -- joins a cult and we never see you again. >> yes, that's the way to write her out. let me tell you something, she's a fantastic actress. >> is that true? >> i don't know, julie. i don't know. >> i'm going to listen to her. >> "difficult people debuts tomorrow on hulu. >> it will be a lot of fund. >>> all right, the bffs are back. jessica st. claire and lennon haar recommend. >> and what do the guys think about lipstick in? they'll kiss and tell after visa checkout is such an easy way to pay online. enter your username and password. a few clicks. and check out. sim

. >> harris, wow. >> debby >> you and i have been to events together. not all parents show up.mes when they show up they are not paying attention and some kids need to be told you count, you matter, it is okay to do your best. i feel sorry for them because it is not the message that should be enforced. but having witnessed parent not engaged i think they need this. >> i participated just about every sport at an early age and played every instrument, claire net, piano, and everything. i would bring home a trophy or ribbon and my dad, first thing asking, how many did they hand out? >> the coach gave you a motivation speech when i was younger. and the whole team would be like yeah. but my kid did get participation trophies because their generation did. i am not in favor of them. but i didn't see it hurt them. my kids are motivated. >> i just want to say i guarantee you james harrison is surrounded by kids who have been raised to believe they are special. >> he was a ken state walk on and turned down by the ravens and undrafted in 2002. it wasn't until he hooked on to the steelers

is getting that iran deal through congress and the math indicates that harry reid, there was one other democratic senator, debbie came out in support of that. that means 28 democrats are in support. the white house is just six democrats away from being able to prevent a veto override there. but as you also mentioned, president obama heads to nevada to discuss climate change. it will be a big time conversation with the pope when he visits washington, d.c. and addresses congress next month. then one thing you didn't even mention, trade is still a big issue. president obama ended up getting that trade authority, but still, the details of that trade deal are still being hammered out with the asian nations, and certainly the white house wants to get that done as soon as possible. >> you mentioned climate, and the president's remarks we're expecting from las vegas, interesting remarks from presidential candidate, republican candidate carly fiorina on "meet the press" yesterday, chuck todd asking her about the drought in her home state and what she sees as the problem there. let's play what she had to say. >> in your h

harry reid announced his support. in fact, today michigan senator debbie stab now became the 28th senator to back it.he president needs 34 votes to sustain a veto if it comes to that. but look at these numbers from the latest quinnipiac poll in three key swing states. he's not a good negotiator, he gives everything away, he's squandered america's greatness. so you'll reject this deal where you'll have countries around the world who republicans say they can't trust obama because he doesn't keep his word so now they're going to yank out a deal where you will have there foolproof, as you say, the united states -- that the united states can't be trusted. >> what do you make about republicans being 100% against this. one guy flake from arizona pulled out. they brought netanyahu into the congress of the united states to trash the president. it seems like they're going all out in something that should be a close call. whoever thinks about this deal says, yeah, on its merits, yes, but there are problems with it. thoughtful people go, yeah, it's a tough one. but the idea of an entire political party rejecting

senate democratic leader harry reid signed on to support the deal this weekend and today michigan senator debby stab gnaw, an ally of new york democrat chuck schumer who opposes the deal became the 26th senator to support the deal. the white house needs 34 senators to block a veto overthrow threatened by republicans. the white house says that 15 senators have announced their support in recent weeks, and today all of this happening as the british reopened their embassy in tehran yesterday and the german foreign minister announced a trip to tehran to re-establish relations, the first such visit by the germans in ten years. >> jennifer griffin live from the pentagon for us. thank you. >> turning to the election. time now for our 2016 power index where we look at who is up and who is down in the race for the white house. on the republican side, we see the establishment favorite in the race, former florida governor jeb bush on top and then with some positive bumps in the index texas senator ted cruz and real estate mogul donald trump and neurosurgeon ben carson is seeing a drop. here to break it all

debbie, she's the coolest chick ever. >> cooler than you? >> cooler than me, yeah. >> this is aljazeera america. live from new york city, i'm tony harris, stock prices rebound, but the dow closes down for the day again. a stronger partnership to find isil. u.s. and turkey agree on more nato attacks in 60 years. after the murder that sparked the civil rights movement, we meet the filmmaker we find the secrets rounding emet till's death. and we begin with today's whiplash on wall street. stocks were up much of the day, but fizzled. the dow shot up after the opening bell, 440 points, but after a late-day reversal, the dow ended the day down 205 points. global markets were mixed, and asian indices were picked but european markets saw gains. ali velshi is here with more, and walk us through this day. >> you can't keep track of this stuff. last night, when asian markets openeds and they were down, this was a powerful rally for most of the day, and then once again, the dow losing it hundred points or so. 1.3%. here's the issue. when these things happen, when this find of volatility gets in the market, you see people who say, oh, my god, i don

last 24 hours,e democratic leader of the senate harry reid and just this morning, senator debbie savinf michigan. last week many of you may have seen an op-ed from the national security advisor to resident george h.w. bush. lending his full support to the agreement. you've heard me refer in the that thishe idea debate where having about the current deal breaks down along similar faultlines that we saw around the debate leading up to 2003's invasion of iraq. you who covered that, that he made clear the concerns he had about the invasion at that time. he was indicating his strong support for the agreement. a couple weeks ago we saw a letter from 29 different engineers and scientists. they indicated the inspections regime imposed on iran to verify their compliance could be a model or should be a model for the way that the iaa conducts investigations of foreign countries nuclear programs. we saw a letter signed by a wiper righty of retired military leaders indicating that they believe there is no better option for printing iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon in this agreement. we also saw