those are does. (buck mcneely) they're a little group of does over there feeding at we don't want to shoot a doe just yet. we're waiting for a buck to come out. that's right. we like the head gear, don't we, maxie? max has taken, how many, two deer now, so far? (max) two or three. (rex) he's taken three now. (buck mcneely) yeah. you'll be ready next year. (rex) me? [buck mcneely] yeah. well, we've had you shooting on the range with the 243. and, you're almost to the point where you can handle it good enough. take the first shot. next year, it'll be rexie's turn. max, right over here. right over here. it's a buck. it's a good one. six or seven points. maybe eight. get him. get him. take that deer. take him. take him. oh, max, outstanding shot. you see that, rex? (rex) yeah. (buck mcneely) did you see that? that deer went down with one shot right to the next. beautiful shot, max. (rex) yeah. that's an eight pointer right there. looks like you got yourself a buck, max. (buck mcneely) it is a nice deer.

what does this debate mean to you ? >> hopefully it will be a good debate, we will wait a week to find out. stacey: tell me, how important is this debate? kathie: you mentioned only three candidates left and they should situation in iowa, it will be not that much time left for candidates to talk. people, maybe very well using this debate to make up their mind. i think it is important for candidates to articulate what they are for, but how they are different from other candidates. i think we will see that. stacey: few debates, so maybe this debate is more important? >> a handful of opportunities for these candidates, said to make up their minds, it is important for those in iowa. you have to wonder, what is hindsight is 20-20, but we will know more after. but there is a certain thing that draws out a candidate more. stacey: hillary clinton 20-20 has started to take a lead in iowa. we do not see a lot of risk from candidates in the first debate. bernie sanders did come out and defend hillary clinton, we are tied about hea

does not apply. by applying it, it totally ignores the origins of isis, that rather than being al qaeda, they were saddam's old guard, or at least the managerial guard guardted was saddam's old replaced by the war against al qaeda. huge historical point missed by trying to execute this war, these military efforts, under that hospice -- hospices. the point i wanted to disagree with is the naivete that i pick up on, and i think it is genuine. i do not think it is trying to spin, as many guests obviously do from a background. i think your guest really is naive about the refugees coming in and that they would really be a simulated into american culture. they are not. maybe that is old school. it used to be valid, but we see the mistakes that paris -- or least notde, in at forcing, or anchorage in african , asian immigrants to assimilate into their -- encouraging african, asian immigrants to assimilate into the culture, and now it is the same everywhere. in britain they are facing the same -- host: we hea

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how does that affect him as a candidate, does it matter?'s helpful that his father, who is always seen as honest, you know, not somebody who dissemble's es at all, he's saying something is on his mind that i think a lot of people agree with. people love george h.w. bush across-the-board, and they will feel some degree of sympathy for what he is saying, saying the obvious now. and it helps jeb, because it says what most people think anyway. mark: leave the book and fundraising aside. what are the positive assets that could be a treated to a jeb comeback? mark m.: part of it is the family. mark: leave the family aside. what else has he got? mark m.: a real commitment to public service and seeing this through. the last few days have actually been really good for him. i remember in new hampshire getting hammered by john mccain, 19 points down. the hardest part is admitting you are resetting, but that is what they demand. one asset is he is committed to public service. i would say most everybody in the race is. mark m.: there's a long family his

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scarlet: it does not fit with the narrative, does it? how media stocks had their come to jesus moment last quarter when subscriber growth numbers heightened. as we approach the holiday season we are seeing worry that the retail industry is facing similar secular changes. and analyst joins us. would you say that's a fair comparison, we're seeing a fundamental shift in retail that centers on what we spend and goes beyond the fact that we now buy more things online and we do in stores? guest:we don't y more online than we do in stores. scarlet: or that the trend is. guest: what we're seeing in retail is part of a multi-decade' shift away from physical places and towards online. that has unpredictable consequences. sometimes it moves quicker than other times, sometimes retail slows as a whole and e-commerce keeps going. there is a steady shift away from physical retail towards e-commerce. joe: what about the shift away from buying things to buying services in the economy? how does that change the equation? guest: it is sort of neutral. retai

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the government does not. we want to hire the best help and keep the best help and keep the best help on. that's just here in this microcosm of king construction but it's extrapolated across the nation. so do we want to build four miles of road under government-mandated wages or do we want to build five? i want to build the five miles. i want to build the most bridges and the highest efficiency we can get. that's the substance of this amendment. i urge its adoption and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon rise? mr. defazio: to claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. defazio: i yield myself two minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. defazio: there was a time in america, 193 , -- 1931, that people were desperate and unscrupulous contractors would move people from place to place, put them in work camps and undercut the wages in communities. the wisdom of the congress back th

and it does not oppose this change. i want to thank the chair's chaffetz and meadows and ranking members cummings and connolly for working with us, since the amendment also falls under the jurisdiction of the house oversight and government reform committee. they've cleared this amendment. before i close, i want to remember our late colleague and former colleague on the transportation committee, howard coble, who died last night. he represented the sixth congressional district of north carolina, including the town i was born in. he will be sorely missed by all of us and his long time constituents. may he rest in peace. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman's time has expired. who claims time in opposition? for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri rise? >> mr. chairman, although i don't owe poles the amendment, i'd ask unanimous consent to -- oppose the amendment, i'd ask unanimous consent to claim the time in opposition. the chair: without objection, the gentleman is recognized.

does that ring a bell? >> it does ring about. i do not know the exact words. the exact words is that a certificate of probable cause will be issued when there is probable merit. i believe that is ruled 36 of the georgia supreme court. i believe the statute would trump -- >> from georgia law -- does it -- does itis case govern this case? it states that habeas is taken out of appeals and they are discretionary. court could that a have discretionary view but could provide by rule that in the exercise of discretion, we will grant any of these unless it is patently wrong. maybe that is what has happened here. toyou use your discretion enact a role that says you will ,ake cases of a certain court does the taking of those cases still remain discretionary? it is a nice question? i think it does remain discretionary if they find it has arguable merit. you have just decided you will uniformly argue your discretion in a certain way. >> maybe i am misunderstanding. you are saying there is no such uniformed determination. that they will exercise their discretion in a certa

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h.r. 3585 does just that. this makes the science committee's jurisdiction over r&d programs at the department of transportation particularly relevant. since the introduction and subsequent markup of the underlying bill, members and staff of the science committee have worked closely with our counterparts on the house transportation and infrastructure committee to ensure inclusion of some of the science committee's priorities into the highway bill. so i want to thank chairman shuster for working with congresswoman comstock and me in this venture. i look forward to further discussions after the house passes this bill as we continue to work cooperatively on policy deliberations and resolution of individual r&d provisions during the house-senate conference. again, i thank chairman shuster for his support of this amendment and i thank the gentlewoman from virginia for introducing the underlying bill that has been put into this underlying bill as well. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yie

does that say? it met a very cold reception from both immigrants and republicans for various reasons. there were many objections. sayis it does not actually that's the exclusive authorization for the is of force against isis. the second problem is the language stated that there is a ban on enduring offensive ground operations and no one can tell how we distinguish an enduring offensive from some other operations. host: that's what this is called right now western mark --? thet: it's something administration's language with and for britain. -- forbidden. nobody really knows what it means. our viewers to have look at the debate that took place last tuesday between senators. fortwo of them are pushing a new authorization of ella terry force. take a look at the arguments they made. the am not debating arguments. not what is it issue right here. what is at issue is the ease with which congress defers to old statutes and advocates its authority. ons conflict is been going for more than a year with very mi

of the show it does. >> it does not matter what you believe about his religion.as far as -- i would make the point about his stubbornness. he is criticized for not being a good politician. i would say that he is being a politician very much here. he was expected to wind down the troop and afghanistan, and the american people supported that. he did not want and do not want -- >> that's the little -- >> i don't think that's what he was elected at. he was elected in the middle of the crisis. >> you should pull it o out. and he was not elected to lose. >> yeah, and not to let the terrorism go around the world. we should point out that leah has been talking about it. >> the former defense secretary. >> yeah, i was at a private dinner with him a couple of years ago. >> wow,l one. private 75dinner. >> what was interesting about this was that he was saying the same thing two years ago and he is talking to the president about this, and president obama is ignoring him. why would you ignore someone as good as leon? he is a confederate, but he is good. he is vain. president

it does the fol logue. odd cod fi the chief risk officer and risk management committee, provide and require external audits and fraud controls. provide upgrades in modernization of i.t. long overdue. it expands loss reserves to 5% resm deuces exposure of the portfolio from $140 billion to $135 billion. it has a pilot program shifted to the private sector. s that reform bill without the amendments. these amendments are designed to kill the bill. vote no on the bill, volt for reform, vote no on the amendments. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the squom reserves. the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. mulvaney: may i inquire as to the time remaining. the chair: the gentleman from south carolina has three minutes the gentlewoman from california, two. mr. mulvaney: i yield two minutes to the gentleman, mr. rokita. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rokita: looking at reforms last week, those reforms either already existed, have

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does my right hon. friend therefore share the excitement of many of my constituents about the starter homes initiative contained in the housing and planning bill, which will see affordable housing lower the monthly outgoings of many people in this country? pm cameron: i do share my hon. friend's enthusiasm for that. clearly, there are lots of individual interventions we can make, such as help to buy, which has put buying homes within the reach of many more people by reducing the deposits they need. we can help people to save, which we do with our help to buy isa, whereby we are contributing every time people make a saving. but the biggest contribution we can make is by building more houses, which we are going to be doing during this parliament, and, crucially, by maintaining a strong, secure and stable economy with low interest rates, so that people can afford to take out a mortgage. angus robertson: may i begin by associating the scottish national party with the condolences sent by the prime minister?

the rhythm really does get peemed. it does upon. it was what we communicated with as human beings first. >> stephen: the rhythm has gotten you something that is really extraordinary pup must be the president presented you with the highest civilian award, the medal of freedom. >> yes. >> stephen: right there. congratulations. >> thank you so much. ( cheers and applause ). >> yes, there it is. >> stephen: this is, you were nice enough to let me hold it for just a second. >> i want you to do more than just hold it. >> stephen: that is nice right there. >> i think you deserve-- i think you deserve -- >> don't you dare. don't you dare. no way, no way. >> yes, way. >> stephen: i will not let you-- no, no, no! >> come on. >> stephen: uh-uh. no. you're very nice. i'll put on your necklace. you put it on and i'll put on one of your necklaces instead. you're very kind. >> i can put it in front of you. >> stephen: can i hold it. >> you deserve it if anybody does. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you. i've got captain america's shield

does it need to be set up? >> essentially allllou need to know is this is very early on in the movie and these two characters, rey and finn, have just met and he was a storm trooper and abandoned his post and she is a scaveveer in the desert of a place called jacu and the two have met and are now being pursued. > jimmy: a clip from tar wars: the force awakens." >> we can't outrun them! >> we might. in that quad jumper. >> we've got one. >> you? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that must have cost a fortune. when we come back, j.j. aams is going to stick with us and we'll get to meet your cast. the cast of "star wars: the force awakens." ooh. hello, my old friend. you still have a chance to win super bowl 50 tickets, millions of instant win prizes, and $500,000. and now with all day breakfast, you can peel and play anytime with a delicious egg mcmuffin. peel, win instantly or text in your code, and if we announce your team you're automatically a winner. that, my f2iend, warms my heart. it's time to play game ti

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does not mean that we don't have cameras and does not mean that everybody has a phone call. >> john, say that we use every tool that we have got. >> yeah, absolutely. we're at war right now. i was at an event last sunday and a survivors event where i do commentary and it was an event to blow up the building that we were in in atlanta. the reason thatq and that building that we were in was because anonymous had hacked into the website. let's thank them for doing that. it's because we knew about this alleged threat. the government needs to be doing things like this. this is a different type of world and they have sleep er cells and spend years being in the country and thn activating and doing something like this so you need every tool available to you. we really are at war. >> we're thankful that you came out of that safely. >> gary b? >> well, we need and in every war that we have proven and fought we need to adapt and change. we need to -- before world war ii we had minimal arm. we built up thaanks and fire ar, and we were not used to it. roosevelt said this is how we're going fight

so it is a tricky communication challenge so he does has -- he does have to walk that fine line. andaken very dovish maybe it shouldn't have been quite that dovish. francine: he is saying the league -- saying the low rate environment is likely to remain for quite some time. this is it. this is him saying and remaining dovish. he has said for a long time that it will remain dovish. so even with rate hikes, they are going to stay very low. turn of thet the year, that looks to be and other statements that will fall by the wayside, just as these each last year, but that being said -- i don't think the bank of america -- bank of england will wait for the whole of the next year. -- i think summer next year is still on track. poors goodell ski has been a harsh critic of austerity. the united states that we don't have dragged, do you have fiscal drag as a form of austerity at this moment in the united kingdom? robert: absolutely. austerity has been going on for five years and it will continue. osborne this week, he will update his plans for the next five years. so we are looking at a rou

does that mean anything? sorry, i've been playing a lot of scrabble. >> jimmy: you brought a clip with you. does it need to be set up? >> essentially all you need to know is this is very early on in the movie and these two characters, rey and finn, have just met and he was a storm trooper and abandoned his post and she is a scavenger in the desert of a place called jacu and the two have met and are now being pursued. >> jimmy: a clip from "star wars: the force awakens." >> we can't outrun them! >> we might. in that quad jumper. >> we need a pilot. >> we've got one. >> you? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that must have cost a fortune. when we come back, j.j. abrams is going to stick with us and we'll get to meet your cast. the cast of "star wars: the force awakens." ooh. hello, my old friend. you still have a chance to win super bowl 50 tickets, millions of instant win prizes, and now with all day breakfast, you can peel and play anytime with a delicious egg peel, win instantly or text in your code, and if

where does he go? does he keep playing on his strings -- strengths?n thosell break clinton and sanders and speeches that we talked about earlier with ambassador wendy sherman. ♪ mark: with us to talk about clinton's foreign-policy speech, wendy sherman. she is a supporter of clinton's campaign and she joins us from boston. thank you for joining us. have worked with both obama and clinton. , how do today's speech you think americans should anticipate a president clinton differing from barack obama on national security issues? iti think that clinton said right today, we have moved into a new phase in by the time she is president, we will be in another phase. what voters have to look for our one of the qualities you want? the strength was to talk about the need for resolve. that is what president obama has been about. clinton is going to take us into the next phase of what is going to be a long-term strategy. we have to defeat isil in the short-term but there are lots of terrorists out there and it will be a subsequent groups that will arrive in so we ha

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does he not want the suez canal open? does president obama not care? that would certainly by the indication if you look -- certainly be the indication if you look at the actions of this admferings. when i was in egypt in september, people who dez prattly want to be friends with yearn ted states, they for freedom. they yearn far strong egypt free of radical islam, even though they muslims themselves, they want to be friends with freedom-loving americans and yet with dozens and dozens and dozens of leaders from countries around the world, including russia, top leaders from countries around the world, being there to note the event in historic world history when egypt, after having gotten rid of the radical islamist muslim brother morrissey who was refusing to keep his conduct within the requirements of their constitution, was removed after the biggest peaceful demonstration in the history of the world, over 30 million people are said to have gone to the streets to demand his removal, after more see's removed, people of vision like sisi took over and they

secondly, does our view that assad must go help in the fight against isil, or as some claim, does thisonfuse the picture? the expert advice that i have could not be more clear, we will not beat isil if we waiver in our view that ultimately assad must go. we cannot win over majority sunni opinion, which is vital for the long-term stability of if we were to suddenly change our position. in the end it comes back to one main question, should we take action? all those who say that ultimately we need a diplomatic solution and a transition to a new government in syria are right. working with a new representative government is the way to eradicate isil in syria in the long term, but can we wait for that to happen before we take military action? i say we cannot. let me be clear, there will not be a vote in this house unless there is a clear majority for action, because we will not hand a publicity coup to isil. mr. speaker, i also clear that am any motion we bring before this house will explicitly recognise that military action is not the whole answer. proud as i am of our incredible servicemen

what does that mean? think schoolhouse rock, a process, an orderly process where bills are introduced, debated, in a bipartisan committee process, amendments are allowed, and legislation is actually brought up for a vote. i could not agree with the speaker more. this congress -- country would benefit from a more open debate where voices from both parties are heard. where every member is empowered to fully be a part of the legislative process. to do the work that they were sent here to do on behalf of the people they work for. i know i have introduced many bills that have not been brought number committee, have never seen the light of day on the floor, i know other members share that frustration. that needs to end. we need to have a more open process. just last week 313 members of this body voted to re-authorize the export-import bank. almost every democrat, a majority of republicans came together in the legislative process worked. mr. speaker, i do call on you to continue to keep that promise, keep this a

if we look at the history and jobs numbers from socialist countries, that does not hold up, does it? >> no, it does not. look at the history of innovation and leadership. it's never come from socialist countries. i cannot think of one life changing event or innovation that came from anything or country. why? because remember from the movie wall westreet when they said th it's about greed. greed is good. it's good because it makes people want to get ahead. if you know that you can only make a certain amount of money and you know that you can only get to a certain level and it all has to go back to the government, where's the incentive to create the next google or twitter or microsoft? it's not there. the desire to make mountains of money is what causes innovation and that's why america got to be great. we're slowly taking that away as the government grows, and that's what i am most fearful about. >> the biggest problem with the poli policy is that there's better way toss deal with with them and the pipeline and taxes and pollution that would do something and minimum wage is is not the

how does this deal work?ll get done because it seems like regulators have gotten tougher on the deal in the second obama administration. halliburton is trying to get a deal across the table. ge electrolux got blocked and now they're going to go to trial. they are concerned if regulators will let these really big deals go through. stephanie: jeff mccracken with what is the big deal? bob pittman with us for the next hour in traditional media roundup. with media turning digital, what is i heart's strategy? ♪ matt: time now for futures and focus. gold holding your three-month low. ald enters the week on seven-day losing streak, counting up the biggest weekly loss of the year. is there any reason to try and catch this falling knife? joining me from the cma is phil struble from our geo futures. let me ask you about the holiday season. people by gold for christmas or hanukkah and there is a seasonal upswing at the end of november. is there any reason to try to bet that that will bring gold up from the lows of the ye

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what does that mean for life in paris?hat kind of powers will this give to the police and other official sources to fight isis at home and abroad? ashley webster is live in paris. right now the sun is down, but i am sure emotions are high. other french likely to accept it to my? >> reporter: i'm glad you asked that question, because that is a good point. the french prime minister today basically pleading with lawmakers to allow the state of emergency to stay in place. he mentioned the possibility of chemical and biological warfare. but the extension of the state of emergency rules would be, it would give police greater scope and searches in house arrest and having to do this without any court papers. in other words, at their discretion. it passed the lower house of the french parliament and will go to the upper house tomorrow, and it is expected to pass. that will give french authorities and intelligence services more powers to go ahead and try to track down these terrorists in the cell and the network that they are only n

he does president have any. he is doing great. >> this town will cut their losses. >> i don't think so. >> what happened in september is a different thing that happened. >> very bad timing. >> half time. going to be proof wrong by somebody. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm kelly wright in new york. good morning. a united front against terrorism. later today the everyone president will travel to the white house to meet with president obama. high on their agenda are combating the growing wave of islamic extremism. there is a travel alert for those heading overseas. terrorists are planning more uh tabs like the ones in paris. bros sells is in virtual lock down. the capitol will stay under alert for another week. the soldiers are patrolling the streets after a terrorist threat that lead to a series of raids. despite heightened security, the schools and subways could open midweek. and breaking news from turkey. the government officials report one of their warplanes was shot down or has shot down a jet they say viola

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how does it look. -- how does it look? julie: things are holding up relatively well. pretty clear direction. it is upward. we have retail earnings. we have mario draghi talking about his willingness to increase accommodation in terms of monetary policy in europe. take a look at my bloomberg terminal here for the sectors on the move. discretionary and tech have been leading the gains. there are a lot of positive movers to choose from. and the refill sector, a lot of it does have to do with earnings. nike will have the stock two-for-one. hibbett sports is raising its full forecast for the full year. afterbell is rising announcing it is considering put up for sale. a lot of it has to do with earnings and the fact that these stocks have sold off by so much as of late and there has been concern over retail. looking at other retail movers, gap is rising even after it cut , andnnual estimates abercrombie & fitch really standing out today. they are up 3%. alix: and also look at commodities. they are rallying after this big numbers came out. julie: it's interesting it is bikin

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