"q&a" --eek on -- theywere shoveling were shopping and jostling. i was behind him.looked like he would fall to the ground. he was a 74-year-old man. i did what any decent human being would do if you see a 74 euro man on the verge of falling down. i grabbed him by the arm. it was large, and i was fearful of being separated and being left behind. i took his arm, and when i did, that is when it all turned on me. >> middlebury college professor nger discusses a violent protest on campus last

: we stand and with all of those who have suffered through natural disasters over the past several eeks, including those in texas and florida and louisiana got hit and got hit very hard and state of alabama was incredible, they helped so many florida ming up from and georgia, likewise, so many people.le and also, we have to remember his, the virgin islands, u.s. virgin islands. govern friend , who is like a of mine i spoke to him so much on the phone, the job he has so hard and re hit not much was left, but they're and the spirit of incredible, u.s. virgin islands. in our heartsping and prayers all of those affected by the disastrous earthquake in mexico. in recent weeks, through times we've ficult seen americans coming together from all races and all to unite as one people under god and i will tell to mexico andrews gracious,dent was very called me yesterday and thanked talentedve some really people that went there to help unbelievable difficult problem that they have, that earthquake was thestating and i appreciate president of mexico and they kind in their response, but that was a tr

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we had an anniversary in or two back, eek 1977.mber 19th, in youngstown, it's known as black monday. that was the day that u.s. sheet closed down their facilities in youngstown. and we saw thousands of jobs in away.mmunity go and there was an article about ago, i sent e weeks it to the text chain that has my wife's family m it. mother-in-law text back says, i will never forget that day. i'll never forget when bobby , lunch pail in hand, dirt on his hands and said, i don't know what we're going to just borrowed $4000 from his new house.y for a had two little kids and of a job.loss the same thing that has happened in communities all over the united states of that have been wiped out frustrates me,at you know what angers me, that ago and these communities have not recovered made it merica has not a priority to help these ommunities recover and plug back into the global economy. so if i go to iowa, i hear about maytag. i go to south carolina, i hear about the textile mills. the great lake states, you hear about auto and ours that had e 16,000 workers and now they have plant, the r in the

>> nicole: unbelievable day on wall street again eeking out some gains hitting record highs today for each of the major averages, the dow, nasdac and s & p each hit all-time highs during the day and the nasdac managed to close at a record and the s & p 500 up five weeks in a row and we have not seen that since early march. taking a look some of the winner s on the dow jones industrial average american express, intel, proctor and gamble but many of the names actually six to be precise hit all-time highs. the banks was bank of america which is the star beat on the bottom and toplines, that was good news there and watch next week for goldman sachs and morgan stanley on tuesday. last but not least the health insurers which came under pressure. this as reports of president trump wants to cutoff subsidies to the insurers selling obamacare coverage and that really weighed on the group, so we had positive consumer sentiment as well as records on wall street. have a great weekend. >> liz: good to see you nicole. now this story for you, saudi arabia oil company was supposed to be the world's bi

eek economics corporate network and joins us from singapore very good to have you with us so i will be the last comma. ford to. why isn't there demand. or the factors at play here. other factors i mean demand for cars in australia has been quite strong two thousand and sixteen was a record year and toyota is actually the best seller in australia as well it's much more to do with structural issues within the auto sector particularly around import tariffs and the cost of manufacturing in australia in recent years. of comedown meaning that cars produced more cheaply elsewhere particularly places like thailand and the united states have allowed been allowed tariff free entry into australia meaning that the cars are produced in australia itself economically and viable unfortunately so what now for the australian kamarck it then if there is no local production presumably australians will be relying on hundred percent on imports so how will this affect pricing and also supply well if you will follow the theory of international trade it should be that prices will remain low on competitive just

get up here in the southern appalachians, that's where we'll eek out five to seven inches of rain andlized flooding. it's moving quickly right now. 21 miles an hour. right now it's in the caribbean by about 36 hours from now. we're talking about a landfall somewhere in the central gulf coast area and moving on very quickly. maybe up to category one hurricane, a storm tropical storm. either way, the impacts will be the same. storm surge and heavy wind. >> rick, thanks. >> you bet. >> we heard a lot of absolutely heart wrenching news this week. so ahead, a story that shows hope and love are very much alive and well. it starts with a little girl that spent years waiting to be adopted and the moment she finally learns it's happening. you can see her reaction. we caught up with her for this week. >> it's really important for me to have a mom and a dad. because now i have someone that actually cares about me and i know they wouldn't leave me. >> shepard: she has a message for all the other little children waiting for adoption. that is next. ♪ if you could book a flight, then add a hotel, or

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will be in their homes it means more displacement more land more if mclean's eek and israel is doing to me it's about time and discrimination to wear the last innings and the other hand it's a kind of challenge for the new school decision to consider the people in the world heritage and protected by the international community it's a kind of a challenging the international law and international to make peace between the palestinians and israelis as some people watching this might say this is actually this is one building of thirty homes how much difference does that make you just talking about a symbol are you talking about real encroachment here we're talking about increasing the settlements the number about twenty twenty five they're sent it means a lot on the ground it means they're out of destroying the. busting in and. destroying any kind of. solution for what is happening is that of taking the settlers out we'll known that out of a very fanatic and very extreme what are taking and taking the palestinians day and night it means more injustice more in quality and that what is hap

watch american history tv next eek in primetime on c-span3. >> next on c-span a conversation with former first lady michelle obama. she spoke about life in and out of the white house and women's empowerment. she was interviewed by television producer shonda rimes at the annual pennsylvania conference for women in philadelphia. this is an hour. hour. ♪ >> [applause] >> hello. mrs. obama: these are big girl chairs, art they? >> [cheering] >> look at all of these people. >> i know, ladies-- >> [cheering] >> and a few good men as well. what's up? >> i thought we would sit and have a conversation. we should just chat. i've brought some guidelines because i know we have in our, and we want to be useful. -- an hour, and we want to be useful. , so you are married to a very nice man. i will put that over there. that is not very interesting. what we are interested in is you. i know that subject well. shonda: i know that subject well. shonda: we heard a bit of the bio, but this is michelle robinson obama. mrs. obama: good to meet you all. >> [cheering[ ] shonda: before you are in the white house as

"q&a" --eek on -- theywere shoveling were shopping and jostling. i was behind him. it looked like he would fall to the ground. he was a 74-year-old man. i did what any decent human being would do if you see a 74 euro man on the verge of falling down. i grabbed him by the arm. it was large, and i was fearful of being separated and being left behind. i took his arm, and when i did, that is when it all turned on me. >> middlebury college professor nger discusses a violent protest on campus last march. watch professor allison stanger at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> white house press secretary sarah sanders sat down this week with members of the white house press corps to discuss the trump administration's relationship with the media and the amount of access the media receives. glennthe participants was thrush and april ryan from the american urban radio networks. posted by george washington university, this is an hour and 45 minutes. >> good evening, everybody. [applause] quite a crowd. >> and there is the overflow room. the school of media and public affairs at g

iran has begun to develop a permanent foot hold in syria, eeking -- to the mediterranean. you speak to the top prime ministers on down, they all watch this. they don't like the cease-fire in syria. they are all concerned about it. it brings iran too close to the israeli border. iran's relationship with russia, which is cemented in the battlefield defending the assad regime, has made it possible, in my opinion, for iran to make enroads in syria, putting israel's security at risk and threatening to further destabilize lebanon and iraq. so anyone who cares to answer this, i have three questions -- is the united states relying on russia to influence iran? would russia agree to keep iran contained? what motivation does russia have in keeping iran in check? seems to be falling in right with their principles. ambassador jeffrey. ambassador jeffrey: i'll start with my conversations in moscow two weeks ago. i can't get into the details of who we talked with because it was tracked but we met with both officials and, how can i put it, former officials with close ties to the governmen

has forced evacuations this morning, east eek. >>> good morning, it's 8:25. i'm kenny choi.rced evacuations this morning east of boulder creek. these are live pictures right now. cal fire saying that the blaze began last night and has now burned 125 acres. the evacuation is affecting folks on the following roads: deer creek, rones road, dons road, lost valley, far bridge and oakridge. about 100 structures are still threatened. 500 firefighters are injured. >>> sutter santa rosa regional hospital just opened. it's one of the ones that was evacuated not long after the wine country wildfires began early last week. we'll have traffic and weather in just a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go. a personalized financial strategy can help you get them there. see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> good morning from the traffic center this morning. starting on the lower deck we have an accident and stalled vehicle causing some

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california eek recognition? >> madam speaker, i have a motion to recommit of the bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman qualifies. the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: ms. brownlee of california moves to recommit the bill to the committee on the judiciary with instructions to report the same back to the house forthwith with the following amendment. page 6, line 21, insert afterlife the following -- or help. page 6, beginning on line 22, strike whose and all that follows through conditions on page 7, ending in line 3. page 11, line 20, insert afterlife the following, or health. page 11, beginning on line 2 is, strike by and all that follows through injury. n line 22 and insert or. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to rule -- the rule, the gentlewoman from california is recognized in support of her motion. ms. brownley: madam speaker, this is the final amendment to h.r. 36 which will not kill the bill or send it back to committee. if adopted, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage as am

watch american history tv next eek in primetime on c-span3. >> next on c-span a conversation with former first lady michelle obama. she spoke about life in and out of the white house and women's empowerment. she was interviewed by television producer shonda rimes at the annual pennsylvania conference for women in philadelphia. this is an hour. hour. ♪ >> [applause] >> hello. mrs. obama:

yoho: eek. thank you. i'll turn now to mr. dana rohrabacher. mr. receiver balker: we had a great hearing on this issue a few days ago, i congratulate you and also suggest that i think chairman royce and ranking member eliot engel, they done a good job in making sure that this issue is high on our priorities so the word is out around the world that we are paying attention. perhaps more than anything else, that can have a positive impact. and the -- this message is especially important for those people in the muslim world who are being told that we are their enemy. and we have to let good people know all over the world, whatever their religion is, that we are on the side of ordinary people and their right to live decent lives and also without being murdered and raped and the type of things that these poor people are suffering who are the subject of the hearing today. this does remind me, i wasn't here for el yet's remarks but elliot and i were very involved in the situation when a similar situation was in kosovo where u had muslims who were being obl

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eek see her being down for that kind of situation. >> and that's the thing.and i really had to think but in this industry unless you're like you're the act i'm the mom and wherever you're going i'm going, too. >> mom manager. >> another whole zest issues. >> you still couldn't be with them 24/7 and. >> please, this is not -- >> the music industry is kind of like this, too. >> exactly. >> when it comes to music and video. >> you hear lot of allegations circling. >> i can be the only one th thinking but watching hmm shower, no thanks. give me something to work with harvey. >> caroline in a panthers quarterback cam issued an apology over recent remarks many considered sexist. he told a if he male reporter he thought it was funny she talked about football routes. he understood why his word choice was degrading and disrespectful to women. here's a snippet of his apology. >> if all right person who took offense to what i said, i sincerely apologize to you. i'm a man who tries to be a positive role model in my community, and tries to use my platform to inspire other

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eek remember the last time an atm theft was successful. >> i know. >> people waste all this effort trying >> all right. i know. but we see it over and over again. >> yup. >> any way, hi, guys good morning. >> you saw annie in the big button up jacket it's rally chill toll start the day. temperatures falling back into the 40s and theirs. nice afternoon going here. give it a few more hours. warm it up. >> we'll be patient. >> i promise. >> all right. >> skies are clear. that kind of looks like haze but it's not any haze i promise you that. we'll be dealing with a beautiful afternoon here. 48 degrees outside d.c. again, chilly down in the suburbs. 36 manassas. 38 at dulles. 39 for gaithersburg this mor morning. 40s closer. quantico 44. marsha sen said in southwest d.c. 44 degrees as well. satellite/radar out there this morning it's calm and quiet. we may have a stray cloud or two rogue cloud so to speak coming across the sun from time to time but for the most part it will be blue skies and bright sunshine throughout afternoon. highs today in the lower 70s here in washington many suburbs goin

the other creditors and his money was yanked ahead of all other creditors died in an act of brazen eek illegal behavior he committed a massive crime and he went on to commit other crimes and to pay those fines he committed war crimes. so he's a serial fraudster that's undermining as you just pointed out the american economy in a way that no one has been able to do with munitions or arms it's much more dangerous than any of those people or any of those threats can stay for another segment yes it will get into some more of this. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest mark milan is a journalist look him up he's good on regis on twitter as kaiser report or you can follow me on my you tube channel max kaiser t.v. a. intellects time by all. this that it. appears will people been saying about redacted in the night was it was actually just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to actually watch is the really packed a punch to sleep yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are

the other creditors and his money was yanked ahead of all other creditors done in an act of brazen eek illegal behavior he committed a massive crime and he went on to commit other crimes and to pay those fines he committed war crimes. so he's a serial fraudster that's undermining as you just pointed out the american economy in a way that no one has been able to do with munitions or arms is much more dangerous than any of those people or any of those threats and it can stay for another segment yes it will get into some more of this. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest mark malone is a journalist look him up he's good to her it's on twitter as kaiser report or you can follow me on my you tube channel max kaiser t.v. a. until next time by. this manufacturer consented to the public will. when the room in closest to protect them so. when the crime. nor middle of the room signal. that out loud here out. by then coffee session. by then is a shift the long. side of course is going on. so. you know so it wa

hover you -- however, he was against eeks money policies meant to support growth a lot fed is facing,giant task and really stairing into the abyss into unknown, in terms of what is really going to happen with the bond markets with trading with the stock market, as they try to unweb sited 4 1/2 trillion-dollar -- >> i think a great point with kevin warsh didn't want federal reserve to we have seen in free markets that was a big contentious issue never, ever, ever had that happen like this was completely unprecedented, but what happened after the federal reserve did it guess who did it? ecb went in did it then you started to have talks, could the federal reserve start to purchase stocks here? because guess what the japanese are doing the japanese are actually one of the largest shareholders of all the companies trade over there, so any time you have artificial market manipulation whether from a federal reserve or from another entity that is not good. that is what kevin was for he wants the markets to stay out. dagen: i want to bring up idea that was -- and i want to be clear again this

carl, the data we have out this .eek, killer data are we overheating except for inflation?are. the unemployment rate is grinding lower so we are moving in the right direction for things. until we see inflation pressures perking up in a more material fashion, this tells us maybe the economy is simply undergoing an organic acceleration as we move to lower levels of unemployment. i don't think that's overheating. it's appropriate for the fed to gradually correct their stance toward a less crisis era type of stance for monetary policy. kind of we do get some text stimulus, does that give us the reflation we need? bite: itch strengthens us a -- it strengthens us for a bit. any impact on savings and investment. every time our labor markets have been this tight, have improved this much, wage growth has been faster than this. what it's telling us is there is more capacity to grow. the phillips curve is remarkably flat and federal reserve officials, when you observe -- rate atn rate which income and wages are growing, we should not be stopping this recovery or shutting it down. we s

e stock in particul, pay attentio to this,eeks a was at 33. no they're at 43.ere you have it, what a performance. neil, it's yours. neil: and they're all going driverless, right? stuart: so they say. neil: i don't know, i don't know. i'm not there yet. stuart: nor me. neil: thank you, my friend, very much. we're waiting for the president due to arrive in las vegas shortly. meanwhile trying to get more details about the shooter's girlfriend, marilou danley, she is the person of interest and authorities will be speaking to her shortly. she traveled to philippines two weeks before the shooting, and the gunman was apparently wiring a lot of cash to her 10, $000 at a time. more than 100,000 to an account in the philippines. she is thought to be the beneficiary of that money. so much we don't know. jeff flock in las vegas, what

host: in some other headlines, from the new york times today, the justice department is ,eeking to endaca lawsuits the justice of from filed a motion on friday asking a federal judge in brooklyn to throw out to lawsuits that seek to preserve an obama era policy protecting young, undocumented immigrants, claiming the government has absolute discretion to end the program for any reason or no reason and with or without notice. the filing in the federal district court in brooklyn was the donald trump administrations first real attack on the lawsuit trying to reverse its decision in september to wind down daca. it was a policy that permits 800,000 young immigrants to live and work in the country legally. after jeff sessions made the announcement about ending daca, a coalition of immigration lawyers and 16 democratic state attorneys general filed separate suits in brooklyn, charging the repeal of the program was an illegally arbitrary act. fromis patty calling in connecticut on the independent line. what do you think about the news of indictments in the mueller probe? caller: i think it is b

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california eek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today because american citizens are suffering in puerto rico. 12 days after hurricane maria made landfall, more than half of the island's residents are still without running water. low-income communities have been hit especially hard. they are trying to survive through unsafe and unsanitary conditions with the basics -- where the basics of life can be impossible to find. after an earthquake struck haiti in 2010, i was proud to see that america deployed every available resource the very next day at the crack of dawn to help out. ms. barragan: but i wonder why the same response wasn't deployed to help americans in puerto rico. i call on the administration and congress to ensure that puerto rico receives the emergency aid it needs now so we don't lose more american lives to the storm. congress must also provide real relief and aid to our brothers and sisters there. the situation in puerto rico is dire

coming up the house te side on side, topics of taxes, both sides deal with the issue of go on before eeksf this year and end of the legislative session, speaking of legislative session, the house of representatives just coming in today. we'll take you to them now. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lay b.c.s. hot us a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. october 24, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable trey hollingsworth to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the

speaker, pursuant to clause 2-a-1 of rule 9, i eek recognition to give notice of my intent to raise a question of privilege of the house. the form of the of my intent resolution is as follows. rticles of impeachment against donald j. trump, president of the united states of america. in the congress of the united states of america. .esolution resolution. resolved, that donald j. trump, president of the united states of america, has undermined the integrity of his office with impunity and has brought disrepute on the presidency with immunity. has betrayed his trust as president to the manifest injury of the american people. and is unfit to be president. and is impeached pursuant to article 2, section 4 of the constitution of the united states of america. and that the following articles of impeachment be exhibited to the united states senate. articles of impeachment exhibited by the house of of the united states of america in the name of itself and of all the people of the of the united states of ame against donald john trump, president of the united states america, in maintenance and su