i interviewed fleming rose for third rail. take a listen to this segment. >> it didn't change laws in denmark which are very liberal on free speech anyway. >> i think in fact we were in for this clash somehow, sooner or later. and if you look at the cartoon crisis, i think it has promoted cross-cultural, cross-religious dialogue in denmark. the koran was a best seller in den mark. denmark. even though we had court cases we were stain to court by muslim leaders and one of the muslim leaders of the community, said i thought this was a criminal offense in denmark i have to acknowledge that is not the case. >> but to my point you didn't change any laws. didn't those 200 people have a right not to be murdered? >> if you take the people who were killed, the vast majority of those people were killed in nigeria and they were christians and muslims had been killing one another before the cartoon crises and continued killing one another after the cartoon crisis. so i think the number of victims were quite limited. but if you look at the

ian fleming was much closer to blowfeld or hugo drax. [ muted ] world. a lot of downtime in world denomination. bond was a working class [ muted ]. that's what i've been missing. all right. where's my cocktail?! ♪ ♪ >>> what are our expectations? which of the things we desire

. >> joining us is fleming rose, the culture editor when it published the cartoons of the prophet muhammad. was nominate for the peace prize and author of an book published in english. flem ing, good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> it's a story that went broader than the protests, you spoke to people who have been victimized by those that don't share your view on free speech. one of the people you mentioned early on was salman rushdie, and you left me with the impression, given how early you bring him up in the book, that limiting speech sends you down a slippery slope. once you decided that you are not free to say what you want to say. it's a matter of how unfree you are. but i - you refer to the united states a lot as a sort of an ideal. almost a gold standard. >> i'm a little more critical these days of the united states. >> we have limitations. >> we go in europe, as well. i don't believe in unlimited free speech. i think that incitement to violence. people should not be allowed to go out and say go out and kill the muslims or whatever it is. and i'm in favour of a few other

representative tom mc:tock, representative tom fleming. gentlemen what a day. it is a news-rich day here at fox. you've been a conservative from the tea party. have you guys won? >> no, first of all i'm very disappointed by kevin's announcement. i think he would have made a splendid speaker. i was strongly supporting him. david: hold on a second. a lot of people say the tea party which you aligned yourself over the years since 2009. i went back and looked at all the tea party support for you. the tea party was dead-set against him. so why are you for him. >> actually he had a great deal of tea party support. what he lacked was group in republican conference, instead of respecting the overwhelming decision of the majority of the republicans in the conference, decided that they would go off on their own, side with the democrats and deny the republican selection of the speakership. that moves the center of gravity to the left. i tried to warn my friends in the freedom caucus, those 188 democrats are far more likely to align with 29 most liberal members of our cauc

joining us tonight is congressman john fleming, a member of the freedom caucus.serves on the house armed services and natural resources committees. good to have you with us. this is quite a bit of a circus act. boehn boehner, the president and the soon to be speaker apparently coming up with this in hurried form. you can't support it. >> not at all, lou. and in fact, most republicans in the house will not be supporting this. this is what americans hate most about washington. a huge $1.5 trillion spending bill cooked up behind closed doors, dropped on members of the house in less than 48 hours before we have to vote for it. it has cuts in later years and it has spending in early years, those cuts will, of course, never come to pass. and there is no real entitlement reform, despite the advertising. >> you know, the suggestion, of entitlement reform, then we look to xm bank reauthorization you all have just voted on. i mean, the soon to be speaker ryan was eloquent pointing out this money that the export, import bank puts out just about all of it, goes to ten compan

how freedom caucus member congressman john fleming joins us.stay with us, we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. bptand that's what we're doings to chat xfinity.rself, we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> turning to another day of high partisan drama and political intrigue on capitol hill, house speaker john boehner

he was able to give all five freshman some playing time, andrew fleming led the way with 8 points and two steals. but, redshirt freshman nicholas baer showed he deserved some playing time with 8 points as well. "i think with the flux of new guys it's just been really helpful for me to have a year under my belt last year; going up against aaron white and gabe olaseni. that really helped me a lot. as long as you're playing hard, you have a shot." "you just gotta show coach you understand what he's talking about. defensively and offensively you gotta know what he wants and what we have to do on the court. play smart, no turnovers, and the biggest thing is play hard." "the hard thing is you're trying to get them all in. if you put them all in together, it makes it more difficult, clearly. but if you only put them in one or two at a time, you can't get them all in." ... as for the starting lineup, that is set. and senior point guard mike gesell showed he's looking to be a scoring threat this year. he finished with a team-high 24 points, 6 assists and 8 rebounds. "i worked on my game a lot

greg fleming is with us to

john fleming/(r) louisiana)"i think he's trying to take all the political heat and leave a clean slate for the next speaker."wisconsin congressman paul ryan is expected to win the speakership during a vote thursday.he didn't comment on the deal but said the process of making it...quote..."stin ks."weijia jiang, cbs news, washington. 3 right now, the focus is on setting new overall spending limits for agencies with congress.it will be up to the house and senate appropriations committees to produce detailed reports by the december 11th deadline. 3 general motors is recalling one-point-four million cars due to fears they might catch fire.most of these vehicles were also recalled back in 2007 and 2009, and include models produced nearly two decades ago.but g-m says more than 13-hundred of those vehicles caught fire after being fixed, prompting this new recall.g-m says the fires are the result of oil leaking onto a hot manifold.most of the fires occurred while the cars were off.those affected by the recall can go to a g-m dealer to get their vehicles fixed for free. 3 wal-mart says it wants

. >> reporter: jess fleming is president of the dance hall preservation inc. how much of the heritage of texas can be traced back to a dance hall? >> i think pretty much all of it can be, because everybody came to the dance hall or to the community center to share and enjoy what they had done in the community they lived in. >> reporter: does it make you emotional? >> it does. >> reporter: why? >> because it's such a great thing. and to see them dying. >> reporter: twin sisters is surviving. it is the oldest dance hall in texas, one hour west of austin. it opened to the public in 1870. its estimated 1,000 dance halls were built in texas between the late 1800s and the early 1900s. now just 400 still stand and only two operate daily. lucken bach and this one when when it comes to preserve texas' decaying dance halls, broken spoke is still moving. >> they know darn well they are not at carnegie hall. >> reporter: that is true texas talking from a cowboy dedicated to saving what is left, one two-step at a time. david begnaud, cbs news, austin. >>> coming up after y

we're going to be talking tory cohn, greg fleming. about the markets. their businesses.dn't think of a better time to do just that given where we are in the market. trade update time. sales force.com. you made a bullish bet. you spotted activities. options. let's listen first. >> okay. sales force.com judge very fast money. they came in, same story as pete. came if for tomorrow. expiration calls. they bought the 70s, then the 70 1/2s. then the 71s. i'll be in these less than 12 hours. >> which you were, right? you're gone. long gone? made a lot of money. >> knock on wood. knock the last half of it out today, judge opinion these options are up 600% from yesterday. they started buying them at 30 cents. i got in at 60. they ran to $3.60. that's darn nice return. and, they continue to like this name. and obviously, rumors swirling about sales force right now. >> a quick thought looking twoo toward next week. >> most important is watching the s&p. i'll look at fed futures as well. is there confidence it will still go? >> they're pushing it off into the middle of '16. >> i wan

freshman andrew fleming gets the steal off the inbounds and he takes in for a layup. a little bit later, anthony clemmons also gets a steal and throws it down... hawkeyes lead by 9 but sioux falls made things tough for iowa in the first half... 36-35 lead closing seconds of the first half, mike gesell pushes the ball up the court... sets and fires a long three... cha-ching, beats the buzzer... gesell had 24 points, 6 assists and 8 rebounds in the hawkeyes 99-73 win bluders bunch is ranked 23rd in the preseason coaches poll. despite losing the best scoring trio in the big ten to graduation in logic, dixon and doolittle, the team still has high expectations. "i can assure it's not all doom and gloom around our program. we have great optimism in the gym, and we have a group of women that are excited about proving everyone wrong."we have girls that can play multiple positions, and 3 or 4 people deep at many of them. sot :17 oc: "many of them " regional volleyball tonight it doesn't get any better than city and west. and city got off to a quick start, ashley smith with the

. >> reporter: deb fleming is president of texas dance hall reservation inc. >> how much of the heritage of texas can be traced back to a dance hall? >> i think pretty of all of it can be. because everybody came to the dance hall or to the community center to share and enjoy. >> reporter: does it make you emotional? >> it does. >> reporter: why? >> because it's such a great thing. and they are dying. >> reporter: twin sisters is surviving. it is the oldest dance fall in texas, one hour west of austin. it opened to the public in 1870. it's estimated 1,000 dance halls were built in texas between the late 1800s and the early 1900s. now just 400 still stand and only two operate daily. lukkenback dance haul and this one, gruene hall in new brawn fel where willie nelson still uses a window entrance when he performs. when it comes to preserving texas' decaying dance halls james white broken spoke is still rolling. >> no matter who it is, nobody has to plan where they are at. they know darn well they are not at carn eggee hall. >> all we're going to do is. >> reporter: and that's true texas talk

i like fleming, the freshman, who i coached in the prime time league. he can bring some firepower. the bench is unproven, the starters are very together." ... it's a new eraat iowa state. fred hoiberg left for the nba, steve prohm comes in. what are your thoughs on steve prohm and what he'll bring? "i think offensively they will be just like they have been, they're going to outscore a lot of people, they're going to run, push it, look for the first open shot. i think the onenething that he can help this team with is at the defensive end. iowa state is not great at transion defense. they like to outscore teams, which is the lay of the l lnd in the big g 2... ththy have arguable the best point guard in the country, they have the best clutch shooter deep in the country in naz long, and maybe one of the top 5 players in the country in georges niang. every night they ke the floor, they're going to have better talent. and it's just of can they stay healthy, adjust to the new system, and can they get it done in march because that's how they're built." ... northern iowa went back to the nc

joanna fleming: i have three children at home, we don' t have anything to even flush toilets or take showers. >> tonight, long lines for free bottles of water from the national guard. heather: damage assessment teams are just starting to get on the ground. the cost is expected to top one billion dollars. ed: prosecutors say bella bond' s mother could face additional charges. rachelle bond pleaded not guilty to accessory after the fact in the death of her daughter, known world wide as "baby doe." rachelle' s boyfriend, michael mccarthy, is charged with the toddler' s murder. the state medical examiner' s office has yet to rule on the exact cause of death. disturbing new details in the death of a worcester toddler. the telegram says the apartment where gigi brown lived was infested with bed bugs and roaches. city inspectors say eight other family members lived in the apartment -- which also had a water leak and electrical issues. it' s still not clear what caused gigi' s death. in oxford. heather: tonight, we are learning more about an american airlines pilot who died mid-flight on a p

we sat there in disbelief. >> reporter: you heard it from congressman fleming. there in disbelief, no one saw this coming. mccarthy saying at 8:00 a.m. at the conference he was going to run for speaker, expected to get the number that he needed. just a short while ago, pulled out of the race. there's going to be a lot of speculation as to why. this is wild stuff. this is wild stuff. >> luke russert, thanks. congressman, thanks. andrea mitchell, while that conversation was going on, paul ryan has issued a statement, really same language he was using last night and this morning, saying he has no interest in the job. presumably would not respond to a draft. >> that's what he's saying at that time. saying while he's gratified about the support he's receiving, he's grateful but remains determined he's not going to be a candidate and believes he can best serve the country as chairman of the house ways and means committee. that may be his motivation but is certainly the best job choice right now is not to be a leader of that conference, not to try to be speaker of the

cameron fleming has been placed on the practice squad to replace brown. patriots and colts face off right here on 7-nbc. we will get you ready for kickoff with our 7 on the sidelines special. live in indy starting at 6:30. after the game, a big sports xtra. of course, we will have complete coverage here in indy. tim fox back in the studio to break down the game with our own joe amorosino. 7 sports has the pats and colts covered from every angle. the boston college defense only giving up three points so in conference play. that is phenomenal. b.c. looking to start jeff smith at quarterback. umass takes the field earlier today. they are currently in action against kent state. the game at amherst. last check, trailing 13-10 in the fourth quarter. harvard dominating lafayette. up 42-0 in the fourth quarter. the bruins looking to make it two straight for the first time this year. they are back on the ice in phoenix. live from indianapolis, trey daerr, 7 sports. >> thanks, trey. >> still ahead, a falcon in need of help until a local police officer came to his r

"i was born in the same hospital in which alexander fleming discovered penicillin," he writes in hishful music and disappearing ink." i apologize in advance that i have not been the same boon to mankind. >> he lives up in that top one up there. >> reporter: the macmanuses lived on this quiet street in london's twickenham neighborhood. his mother worked in a record shop. his father, ross macmanus, noticed the resemblance, was a singer and a trumpet player in a popular big band. nen nen. >> reporter: in 1963 his dad played a royal command performance for the queen mother. also on the bill that night were -- >> a little group from liverpool called the beatles. my dad brought home the beatles' autograph for me. >> reporter: you glued them in your book? >> i glued them in my book. >> reporter: elvis was 14 when he saved up to buy his first guitar. did you have a guitar picked out? >> there was in a window. >> reporter: in a store across the thames river. >> i walked over with it over my shoulder, you know. >> reporter: back across the bridge. >> i'm a musician now. >> reporter: you talk a

john fleming/(r) louisiana (pkg) (boehner) the budget deal is poised to be house speaker john boehner's office. it essentially prevents another government shutdown and puts off a debt crisis. (hrem02 dc feed lawmakers leaving) while leaving negotiations with the white house that stretched until almost midnight uonday, (s hrem02 dc feed rep. darrell issa/ (r) ohio 16:49) down the government i also don't want to be part of doing be part of doing nothing so hopefully this middle ground is something i can support- i file) the 144-page bill calls for an increase in spending of dollars over two covers defense and domestic programs. reforms to social security disability insurance and lifts 2017, well after the presidential election. some conservatives want more.(sot hrem2 dc feed rep. john fleming/(r) louisiana 17:06) has never shown an interest in reforming entitlements" (-:10) faced a fast approaching november 3rd deadline to avoid a debt default. a vote on the (ryan vo) a day before paul ryan is set to be elected the news. 3 democrats will take a look at the bill today. 3 sioux city is gett

fleming: that i'm aware of. the freedom caucus has not done anything in the last four hours that boo have changed this race in any way. i would hesitate to credit or to blame the freedom caucus in any way. because we've done nothing or said nothing in the four hours since he met with us today at 12:00. reporter: will he remain the majority leader? mr. fleming: i would only assume that he is. he made no statement otherwise. reporter: [inaudible] mr. fleming: well, we'll see who else puts their name forward. and perhaps somebody in the freedom caucus now will stand up and apply himself or herself for that job. reporter: thank you, sir. reporter: at 8:00 -- inaudible] host: house majority leader kevin mccarthy drops out of the race for speaker. the race for speaker, the election process, postponed until further notice. we're getting your comments and calls. host: here's new mexico, go ahead. actually, hang on. that's tim huelskamp of kansas. who heads the tea party caucus. let's see if we can hear something from co

burned. >> reporter: deb fleming is president of texas dance hall preservation inc. >> how much of the heritage of texas can be traced back to a dance hall? >> i think pretty much all of it can be. pretty much, everybody came to the dance hall. community center to share. enjoy. and the community they lived in. >> reporter: does it make you emotional? >> it does. >> reporter: why? >> because it is such a great thing. to see them dying. >> reporter: twin sister is surviving. it is the oldest dance hall in texas, one hour west of austin. it opened to the public in 1870. it is estimated 1,000 dance halls were built in texas. between the late 1800s and early 1900s. now just 400 still stand. only two operate daily. luckenbach dance hall and this one, green hall, where willie nelson still uses a window entrance when he performs. >> one night randy travis -- >> reporter: when it cups to preserving, texas's decaying dance halls, the broken spoke is still rolling. >> no matter who it is. nobody has to tell them where they're at. they know darn well they're not at carnegie hall. all right i've go

fleming made it sound like a daily gossip column. they would try to undo each other and jefferson was trying to undo washington's tradition and alice seems to have a different take on it. sort of with the idea that they were all ultimately gentlemen and they all respected each other and our country was the amalgam of especially madison who he portrayed as turning against jefferson at the end because jefferson was flying off as the napoleonic fan and so it seems like the story is never ending almost but it seems to be something that everybody should be totally aware of like ken burns brought to the civil war. >> guest: zero while ago peter was asking about the national endowment for the humanities initiative mentioned one of the things i am the proudest of that happened when i was there is that we provided major funding for the civil war and this was before ken burns was of world historical importance as he is now great but that was a good thing. i am reading the quartet. you asked what books i'm currently reading and the quartet is o

"i was born in the same hospital in which alexander fleming discovered penicillin," he writes in hisnd disappearing ink." "i apologize in advance that i have not been the same boon to mankind." >> that top one there. >> reporter: the mack manuses lived on this quiet street in london's twickenham neighborhood. his mother worked in a record shop. ♪ his father, ross macmanus, noticed the resemblance, was a singer and trumpet player in a popular big band. ♪ the love between my brothers and my sisters ♪ ♪ in 1963 his dad played a royal command performance for the queen mother. >> also heon t bill that night were -- >> a little group from liverpool called the beatles. my dad brought home the beatles' autographs for mep. >> so you glued them in your book. >> i glued them in my book, yeah. >> reporter: elvis was 14 when he saved up to buy his first guitar. >> did you have a guitar picked out? >> there was one in the window. >> reporter: it was in a score across the thames river in richmond. >> and then the day i got it was pretty great. i walked over with it over my shoulder, you know. >> ba

locally, engineers at gannett-fleming are getting ready for driver-less cars. a concept they believe will make for safer commutes and less congestion. >> we're out of options to build infrastructure out. there's just no space to do that. we need to use what we have more effectively. todd: that was matt barcaro reporting. developers say driverless cars are still years away from actually catching on. laura: i think you need one of those cars todd. todd: the amount of people you see on phones and cars, they don't want to drive, so why not? laura: a sweet celebration after a remarkable achievement. 7-year-old colten rowland is battling leukemia. he scored that touchdown friday night during a local oklahoma high school game. he arrived to the game by helicopter. colt's family say they've relied on their faith and their hometown to get them through the challenging time. >> i'm blessed and i'm humbled by what they do for us and the support that they've given. thank you. thank you for everything and keep praying. todd: the team also wore special jerseys that will be au

freshman andrew fleming gets the steal off the inbounds and he takes in for a layup. a little bit later, anthony clemmons also gets a steal and throws it down... hawkeyes lead by 9 but sioux falls made things tough for iowa in the first half... nicholas baer buries a three to give the hawkeyes a 36-35 lead closing seconds of the first half, mike gesell pushes the ball up the court... sets and fires a long three... cha-ching, beats the buzzer... gesell had 24 points, 6 assists and 8 rebounds in the hawkeyes 99-73 win bluders bunch is ranked 23rd in the preseason coaches poll. despite losing the best scoring trio in the big ten to graduation in logic, dixon and doolittle, the team still has high expectations. "i can assure it's not all doom and gloom around our program. we have great optimism in the gym, and we have a group of women that are excited about proving everyone wrong."we have girls that can play multiple positions, and 3 or 4 people deep at many of them. sot :17 oc: "many of them " regional volleyball tonight it doesn't get any better than city and west. and

on this week's edition of "third rail", ali velshi looks at protecting the freedom of speech with fleming rose. his newspaper wants to publish controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad. here is a preview of tomorrow's episode. >> the fact of the matter is that limitations on speech were in the law. usually used to shut down minorities. gay people, blacks, women, and all social working class people. social movements throughout history has, in fact, been the victim of limitations on speech. >> i know today that people are thinking that the best way to protect minorities against hateful speech is through bans. >> you can watch the episode of "third rail" tomorrow at 6:30 eastern, 3:30 pacific. coming up, a new law in texas is raising eyebrows. college students will soon be allowed to bring concealed guns on campus. >> plus push back on the call for anti-muslim sentiments at mosques around the world. >>>in response to the nation of islam rally in washington d.c., celebrating the 20th anniversary of the minute man march, an anti-islam group urged supporters to protest what they called the

here is how john fleming described what took place. >> we came in the way we normally do things.here was some lunch provided, some barbecue, we ate that. we were sitting in the chairs. then we had a prayer and the pledge like we normally do. then kevin mccarthy was called up. we thought this was going to be sort of his campaign speech. we heard him this morning giving his plea for the job at a conference. and the first thing he basically said was that he didn't want to divide the american people and didn't want to divide the congress. as a result of that he says i'm not the guy. >> new york congressman peter king told the washington post it is total confusion, a banana republic. any plan, anything you anticipate, who knows what will happen. people are crying. they don't have any idea how this will unfold. what happened today? it's more a leadership fight on capitol hill. this sounds like play ball with us or we don't play with you which means no political party. >> it is a long simmering stew. it finally exploded. you have a presidential race run by outsiders. and the house they

greg fleming is with us today. he runs morgan stanley's wealth management division and the firm, by the way, is the presenting sponsor of the harlem rbi event. it's good to see you. >> great to be here. >> the storms have passed. we have a beautiful day. >> beautiful. >> people want to know if the storms have passed in the markets. have they? >> you know, scott, the markets are -- the volatility in the markets is something that is often there. one of the things we try to focus on with our clients and we're looking at is the underlying economy and what's happening in the underlying economy here and around the world. and then the u.s. economy, despite a lot of the angst in the last month or two, it's still on a good trajectory. while the jobs report was disapointing on friday, you've had 200,000 jobs a month for several years running now and you're looking at a 5% unemployment rate and the u.s. continuing to lead in so many different industries. bio tech, technology. we think the underlying picture from an economic s