franks made a comment about a bill that was on the floor, about three, four weeks ago. born alive children bill. on that same day there was another bill on the floor to defend -- to defund planned parenthood. and nobody on this side voted for them. he's right.

the things that's helped us come such a long way is that his -- we lost frank and then i joined with senator vitter to work on the bill, but we lost frank but we haven't lost bonnie, his widow. bonnie lautenberg has been in this from the very beginning, wanting to see this bill become law, wanting to see that her children and grandchildren are protected, and i remember very well her speech that she gave on the floor of the environment and public works committee. she -- she came down, senator inhofe was very generous in terms of saying, you know, if senator lautenberg's wife, bonnie lautenberg, wants to come down and testify on this bill, we're going to put her right up front. she spoke eloquently at the e.p.w. committee earlier this year, and said -- and this is -- and this is a direct quote from what she said at that time. "frank understood that getting this done required the art of compromise. this cause is urgent because we are living in a toxic world. chemicals are rampant in the fabrics we and our children sleep in and wear. the rugs and products in our home and in the larger environment we live in. how many fami

57 have been secretly in a tomb for 183 years, that secret finally uncovered 13 years ago when bill and frank watson found old confidential railroad files in a deceased relative's attic. >> after 13 years, it is like a dream come true. >> reporter: adjoining this site from 2009 through 2011, remains of the first six workers were found. the search on hold for the past four years, until the team got legal clearance from amtrak to excavate on it property. sample will be analyzed by a university of pennsylvania archaeologist in hopes that the crew pick where scores of workers were tossed, will at last be found. >> over 13 years we were trying to figure out a way to get these guys out of here and now i think we've got it. >> reporter: once again the search goes forward to find the 51 irish workers who may well be buried in the mass grave below our feet, to identify them and ideal them to have them returned, to the country that they left 183 years ago, never to see again. on the main line walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, walt. >>> fire prevention week and here in philadelphia, city

frank, bill, great to talk to you guy.tweet us using #newdaycnn or post your comment on facebook. we're following a lot of news this morning. let's get right to it. >>> even though she was wrong for disturbing the class, i'm looking at what our deputy did. >> will officer ben fields keep his job? >> we've heard that he's a really dangerous man. >>> iowa, what hell are you people doing to me?! >> reporter: dr. ben carson is going toe to toe with the entire republican field. >> please do me a favor. let me win iowa. >> he and carson start getting locked in a murder/suicide pack. that is the best thing for the candidates beneath them. >> we've lost our picture. >> a five hour, 9 minute game one, the first game of this 111th world series. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota, and michaela pereira. >> good morning, everyone. welcome back to your new day. in a matter of just hours, a police officer who body slammed that student in her south carolina classroom will learn whether he still has a job. officer ben

inventory in a language other than english would be exempt according to a new bill under consideration on beacon hill. frank: in new hampshire lawmakers are considering a bill that would create a tax for drivers of electric cars, the current gas tax funds highway maintenance throughout the state, some lawmakers argue drivers of hybrids and electric cars and electric cards aren't buying as much gas. they say drivers of all cars should pay something. >> so there'll be a bill recommending an alternate source. they'll probably pay some more money when they register the car which will go to the state to replace what they would pay for gas taxes. frank: lawmakers are still working out exactly what the tax would be. antoinette: an alarming backlog of drug cases in new hampshire's state police forensic lab. the backlog consists of more than 3,800 cases with 750 new cases coming in each month. the director says they can only process 500 cases a month, and the heroin and opioid epidemic is fueling the problem. he also says some drugs require a series of tests to determine what they are which highlights the risk users

would highlight a bill which does fund along a continuum of services and integration dissociated assisting individuals with mental illness to stay out that is also bipartisan senator frankduced the bill that is an important incentive to develop these effective responses. >> i am a psychiatrist and medical director of a large psychiatric hospital. thinking about the two speakers we've heard earlier in the panel looking at federal legislation from mental health professionals you have some very important areas of crisis intervention teams mental health services and whether the attention to federal legislation accelerates the implementation in a way that could prolong that i wonder if how those bureaucratic boxes are structured is where efforts should be spent or somewhere else i've interested in your thoughts if you find that federal legislation helpful or a diversion in some ways. >> i can tell you pretty clearly not only having a senator to know what i amd stands for but talk about onstage is amazing having him go county to county to fix the health system is amazing. we have never had as exciting time the momentum to reform if this is up problem above to have more of tha

frank: the baker administration is planning to file a bill today as part of a larger fight against the opioid crisis. the bill will eventually bar women from being sent to prison when they did not commit a 5 investigates' karen anderson found more than a thousand women have been sent to prison in the last 5 years, for substance abuse. they were ordered held under section 35 of a state law that allows people to be civilly committed if their addiction puts them at risk of serious harm to themselves or others. women have been sent to the mci framingham present because there was not a secure treatment bed. inside prison, they get no services for addiction. >> it is scary. the cell door slamming behind you, it makes your heart sink. there were girls awaiting trial for murder, armed robbery. frank: past administrations have promised to fix the problem before. but so far, no solid action has been taken. today' s announcement will take place at 11:00 a.m. s drug czar is facing criticism this morning over his handling of the opioid crisis. the president of the new hampshire medical society said

frank? >> you know who set that up? billon. >> agree with you. >> should barney frank have gone to prison with him nor encouraging the very activity that they led. >> nothing more than rank class warfare. >> it sounds good on the campaign trail. >> we're going to hear more of it. >> come on, $600,000 was given by wall street to hillary clinton. who better friend of wall street is there than -- >> [ indiscernible ]. . ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. >>> caucus, 40-member strong. congressman daniel webster to be the next speaker of the house. whoa. >> hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> checkers? or cats. which game does the white house

have to declare a conflict of that my, perhaps, brother is barney frank, so i think dodd frank is a terrific bill i am glad she is supporting it, but you have to go like bernie, like gary gensler, who had a great career on wall street, went to work for the comedy's future commission, and they understand the markets, how the financial system -- commodities future commission, and they understand how the markets work, how the financial system works, not imposing old rules that are outdated, but here's a way to move forward so americans can be sure they have trust in the financial system. wis.d: that is ann le i want to note joe biden was not at the debate last night, but he did say to margaret talbot this morning that he was proud of how the candidates performed and they all did well. one day after announcing job cuts, there is one new addition at twitter, who named a new executive chairman today. who is he and how does he fit in the twitter turnaround strategy? we will talk to emily chang next. ♪ david: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am david gura. more headlines from twitter today --

frank. >> that was taken at a recording california. >> yes. >> and bill basie was in the throes of making his second record album with frank sinatra. the orchestrater this time was quincy jones on the left. and you can see quincy was a very young man. >> like a little boy. >> not like the other two. >> here's another one at the love-in benefit. and it shows how philanthropic your dad was, right, frank? >> he was involved in many charitable organizations. that particular one in that photograph is very close to where he lived. in a town called rancho mirage, california. and that's what that was all about. >> your dad is, he liked the camera, too. and here's your dad in the '40s with a camera. was he a photographer himself? >> not really. >> he just liked it. >> that looks like a 16 millimeter movie camera. looks like an old bolex, and he was at that time getting involved in movies, and like so many people who did that sort of thing, he was fascinated by the cinematographery. >> that's one of the photos you wouldn't see anywhere else, because that was taken by frank's mom nancy in hoboken. we

frank. big events happening today. bill clinton and katy perry will rally for hillary clinton on the east parking lot in the 5th also happening at 3:00 downtown, a rally for bernie sanders. that is also free and open to the public. new poll numbers show hillary clinton is back in the lead in iowa. the new quinnipiac university poll shows clinton with the momentum after the first democratic debate. she now leads bernie sanders here in iowa, 51% to 40%. last month, another poll showed sanders with a one percent edge over clinton. meanwhile, quinnipiac officials were in des moines friday, talking about that poll. assistant director peter brown says clinton is gaining momentum among female voters, helping push her to the front of the pack. >> it is extraordinary how large the gender gap is. senator sanders has an advantage of 12 points among male would think that is pretty good. but clinton dwarfs his showing among women. she has a 26 point edge among female caucus goers, that's a alyx: the field of democratic presidential cand

tell us about that photograph, frank. ing studio, and appears to be in california. bill basie was in the throes of making his second album with frank sinatra and this time instead of the late kneel hefty and quincy jones who looks like a boy. >> yes. >> and not like the other two. >> and the next one is a loving benefit and it shows how philanthropic your dad was, right, frank? >> he was involved in many charitable organizations, and that particular one in that photograph is very close to where where he lived in a town called rancho mirage, california. that is what that all was all about. >> and your dad, he liked the camera, too, and this is your dad in the 1940s with a camera. was he a photographer himself? not really. that look like a 16 millimeter movie camera and an old bolex and he was at this time to getting active in movies, and like so many people who did that sort of thing, he e wases if nated by cinemaotography. >> sure. >> and let me point out that is one of the photos that you would not see anywhere else, because that is taken by frank's mom nancy in hoboken

would highlight a bill which does fund along a continuum of services and integration dissociated assisting individuals with mental illness to stay out that is also bipartisan senator frankd the bill that is an important incentive to develop these effective responses. >> i am a psychiatrist and medical director of a large psychiatric hospital. thinking about the two speakers we've heard earlier in the panel looking at federal legislation from mental health professionals you have some very important areas of crisis intervention teams mental health services and whether the attention to federal legislation accelerates the implementation in a way that could prolong that i wonder if how those bureaucratic boxes are structured is where efforts should be spent or somewhere else i've interested in your thoughts if you find that federal legislation helpful or a diversion in some ways. >> i can tell you pretty clearly not only having a senator to know what i amd stands for but talk about onstage is amazing having him go county to county to fix the health system is amazing. we have never had as exciting time the momentum to reform if this is up problem above to have more of that. >

also a bill that deals with a dodd frank regulation on investment advisers. hrough november 20th. and then on thursday, they expect to work some more on the extension of the federal debt limit. the senate working on cyber security today, and president obama today in chicago speaking to the international association of chiefs of police. and on friday, the president and the first lady back in washington greeting children of military families for trick or treating at the white house. should get this hearing under way in a few minutes. >>> as we wait for this hearing to get under way, we'll show you a portion of this morning's "washington journal" talking about the house speaker election. >> well, it's halloween week. there are gremlins in the system, so we're going to just wait for this hearing to start. and then we'll have live coverage right here on c-span3. >>> we're waiting for this hearing on syrian refugees to get under way. we're going to try and show you one more time a discussion on the house speaker election. >> the republican for oklahoma serves the fi

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frank to him? i.: probably tom, bill, and to a certain extent, mark. mark was a personal friend. i.bably tom, bill, and it was in tod's personality -- tom's personality -- he was blunt. the first question he asked was, before we play golf, let's get a couple things straight. would you want to be president? not, could you win. would you want to be president? mitch responded, he had some ideas and he has things he could contribute. there was always a time in every meeting, either at the beginning at the end, tom would ask that blunt question. he would be straightforward, as most of us were. brian: in the book, you say that he was waiting for were jeb bush. in anybody else? why those two? don: haley -- all of us knew him. own up together. he was a great friend. was one of they smartest political people we had run across. he was a good governor in mississippi. that was a personal friendship. somebody who he felt, because of his experience with him as governor of florida, he was just a capable person. who had done a great job as governor of florida. surely there is somebody that can d

bill. senator franks, stabenow, blumenthal and schumer on the democratic side. senators murkowski, collins, vitter and capito on the republican side. and we hope that this coalition of groups on the outside, this alliance with a reform effort in the house that we believe has legislative legs and a good one-for-one list of cosponsors here in the senate will allow us to move this bill forward. and we have to. we have to. and so i'll -- you know, end where senator cassidy began his remarks, which is why the nation's attention has turned to this question of how we reform our mental health system. we lived through a tragic and gut-wrenching episode of mass destruction in newtown, connecticut. senator cassidy has had his own experience with mass tragedy. and the reality is that the reasons why we see these episodes of mass shootings are complicated. but if you read the report on adam lanza's intersection with connecticut's mental health system, you see that it failed him. it failed him and it failed his family. i don't know that correcting the mental health system alo

frank. he joins us with bill crystal as well. a lot to talk about including that, joe.chusetts pole as well. but bill crystal just set on the set and said everything is going according to planned. everything. >> you know, that's the emperor telling darth vader as they stroll on to the death star it is all proceeding as i've seen. barney frank, first of all, i want to talk about what we're seeing in your documentary and i want to ask about your fellow slo voters in massachusetts. first the documentary. >> tip o'neal's action coming out of the room. >> coming out of the wound. is that how he put it? tip needed some counselling about this and mike was the recipient. >> tell that story. that sounds awkward. >> we were golfing on a saturday morning, he had just seen barney in washington and we pulled the golf cart over and i went out and got his club from him and got out of the car and he comes up to me and says i forgot to tell you, barney came to see me yesterday and he's all done in politics. i said what are you talking about? he said he's all done and going to announce h

in fact, this is what congress intended when they included section 913 in the dodd-frank financial reform bill. mr. speaker, the same legislation received the support of 30 house democrats last congress and once again i hope that they heed the concerns and the warnings that their constituents have provided them about the dire consequences this rule will have on america's retirement savings. make no mistake there's a savings crisis in this country. about half of all households 55 and over don't have retirement savings at all. how does this happen? unfortunately for many people that single mother of two who gets paid on the 15th and 30 of each month, there's just too much month at the end of the money. after paying groceries, mortgage, medical bills and other expenses and saving for retirement gets pushed off until the next month and the next month and so on. for many american households, a trusted financial advisor is the key link in helping them see benefits early and helping them realize how to save and grow their investment. the vast majority of those financial proprofessionals already provi

just ahead, pollster frank luntz is live and they've been watching and where he have a powerful fox news line up for you. charles krauthammer on how candidates stand and then, bill burton are fact checkings claims. chris stierwalt and weigh in on the gun debate we begin with brit hume. what did you think? >> it didn't feel like the kind of debate where the standing of the candidates was going to be shuffled and changed. it didn't seem they were last standing in the polls or made serious headway. the question becomes did hillary clinton or bernie sanders change things very much? i thought she showed authority and eligibility and if you're the person who likes hillary clinton and would like to see her succeed you're not going to be put off tonight. similar with o'malley. with the same passion and conviction is on display tonight. i kept expecting the next thing he's going to say is get off my lawn. but that is probably just me. so my guess is that this comes out, this kind of a draw, the rest of them not making headway. and you know, individual points, i have heard things i thought were striking. but -- the final rule. >> memorable moments for you on hillary clint

franks made a comment about a bill that was on the floor about three or four weeks ago, born alive children bill, on that same day there was another bill on the floor to defund planned parenthood. and nobody on this side voted for it. he's right. and it didn't come to the subcommittee and it didn't go to the full committee for a markup or for a hearing because regular order did not apply because the pope was going to be here and we wanted to put the focus on this issue because it was positive. we are supposed to go to committee for hearings like we're having today, and if there's a bill, and there is no builder, then there's supposed to be a markup. there was none of that. it went straight to the floor. now and in the allowed, rules committee. the protocol was just done away with because politics. just like benghazi with politics and kevin mccarthy told it was politics. accomplish his purpose of hurting the one who's going to lead the democratic party and -- >> will the gentleman yield? >> no, i vote. just like that. he admitted that's what you're doing and is planned parenthood is the same

dodd-frank creates winners and losers. this bill very explicitly creates winners. social security recipients and bondholders. who are these bondholders? who holds united states treasury debt? do you? i'll tell you who holds most of it. china. china does. this is why on the democratic side of the aisle we have called this bill the pay china first act. which is actually a much better description of what this act actually does than the default prevention act. but more seriously, mr. speaker, i worked in the capital markets for a long time and there is no way to gracefully default on your debt. to say we'll pay interest, we'll pay social security, but we are not going to pay soldiers, medicare, once you tell the world that we do not intend to abide by our obligations, the world loses its faith in the united states. folks, this debt ceiling is a fiction. it's an add second degree murder you arist fiction. -- absurdist fiction. this chamber and the united congress chooses to spend more money than it chooses to tax and bring in. there is really only two ways to reduce the

franks made a comment about a bill on the floor three or four weeks ago, on that same day there was another bill to fund planned parenthood. and no one on this side voted for them. he is right, and they did not come to the subcommittee and they did not get to the full committee for markup or for hearing because regular order did not apply because the pope was going to be here, andhere, and we wanted to put the focus on this issue because it was politics. if there is a bill, this is show business hearing. it went straight to the floor, no amendments allowed. just like benghazi was politics, had accomplices purpose of hurting the woman >> with the gentleman yield? >> no, i won't. he admitted but they were doing. this is the same deal. there is not any evidence that there has been any law violated and yet we have a special committee. you admitted that your video had nothing to do with planned parenthood. >> it was not shot on planned parenthood. >> he did not to eight years. >> medical ethics lost there medical license? the know of anyone who lost a medical license? no? >> no. >> and the you?

bill. we passed dodd-frank to make sure that the abuses that occurred that caused that meltdown in 2008 would not happen again because of what it did to our economy, to our working families, to our financial institutions in our country. and so, with dodd-frank, we had something that was really a breakthrough to protect the consumers. that financial consumer rotection agency and something really important to protect average people, consumers. and so the regulations were released and the private sector said we need more time. take more time. the administrator of the agency said ok, take more time. then our republican friends said no, bring it to the floor and turn it into the bill to take more time. but then to put this like a trojan horse, this bill comes in with this underbelly of taking away the right of private action for a consumer. how many people have we heard from one reason or another engage in a financial was action where the devil not in the details, terrible for them and they had no right of private action. this just isn't right. we may have our differences of opinion as to the amou

franks made a comment about a bill that was on the floor three or four weeks ago.alive children bill. on the same day there was another bill on the floor to fund planned parenthood. and nobody on this site voted for it. he's right and they didn't come to the subcommittee and they didn't go to the full committee for a markup or for a hearing because regular order does not apply because the pope is going to be here and we wanted to put the focus on this issue because it was politics. we are supposed to go to committee for hearings like we are having today and if there is a bill, there's no bill here, the sisters show business hearing than they're supposed to be a markup. there was none of that. went straight before -- no amendments allowed in rules committee. just like benghazi was politics and kevin mccarthy told he was politics it accomplished its purpose of hurting a woman who will lead this democratic party. >> will the gentleman yield? >> no i won't and they admitted that this is what they were doing in this planned parenthood is the same deal. they are having a

frank, there is a seasonal station really close to this location. no sand, no bags out there yet. i'm sure billif and when we will need those. >> we are going to talk to him in a moment. thank you noelle walker. >>> tracking those showers out there. we have a few light sprinkles. folks in the bay area reporting some sprinkles. salinas. montero mountain. you can see this radar is showing where the showers are. mainly down around big sur. that is up around the stinson beach area. but very light showers. this activity so far is kind of moist air moving in unstable. creating a little bit of wet. as we look at the computer model, here we are tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. here we are tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. scattered showers for the morning commute and it clears out. so, wet for the morning commute. clearing in the afternoon. when i come back, we will break down the morning commute and dial in the hours and specific amounts of rain you could see in your neighborhood. >>> and a reminder you can download the ktvu fox 2 news weather app for the rain and conditions where you live. >>> new at 1:00,

competing interests were combined into one bill and addressed in a very forthright and frank manner. both sides did not get everything they wanted but they got most of what they wanted. we're feeling pretty good about where we are at. the clerk issue and those tasked to perform marriages that feel like it is against their they havebelief, found themselves in a unique place because some were elected to those positions before the law changed and now they are being compelled to do something they did not sign up for. forut an exclusion in their that if theyials don't want to do it, they need somebody else in the clerk's office that is willing to do it. you have a pass, but the clerk's office has to provide a substitute for somebody that would be willing to perform the marriage. far, it is working out very well and a good example of how people can come together under very difficult circumstances. >> you have been trying to push the utah legislature for medicaid and there is a lukewarm reception in the house. you can get enough support among your fellow party members to pass it? >> we had

frank. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton, on the front of the transportation bill and the negotiations goingre. , the ranking democrat on appropriations, with barbara -- twoi in the senate women driving our fight to invest in america and keep america open, keeping government open. our ranking members -- brown, linda sanchez, carolyn maloney. all of these ranking members. they will be chair women when we in 2016. the house and i want to salute the excellent powerful and successful women in homeland services, the intelligence community. the leadership of women is all encompassing. on every issue, women are leading the way. the women of the house to housec caucus arts -- democratic caucus are standing with president obama and vice president biden, championing opportunity for american families each and every day. and before i go on about women, i want to talk about joe biden for a moment. it that profound statement that he made -- [applause] leader pelosi: we only great deal to joe biden. he was the champion when we passed the violence against women act over 20 years ago. and that was reauthoriz

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that there shouldn't be any amendments in the bills that will need to be passed by december, if there any amendments that would repeal parts of the dodd frank act, do you believe that president obama should veto those appropriations bills? >> we've been clear on our position that the financial reform, the dodd frank act, the implementation was central to rebuilding our economy and maintaining that in place is critically important and that we would very strongly oppose any effort to undermine the core provisions of it. so i don't think there's been any ambiguity of our view on this for some time and we look forward to working with congress on the kinds of appropriation bills that can get bipartisan support. >> mr. secretary, one last question. >> one last question. >> now we know there's not going to be any social security cost of living north carolina next year, can seniors look forward or it anything in the way of help going forward? >> well, i think you look in this agreement, there are obviously are provisions that address the medicare premiums which would have been very substantial increase for some people on social security. and that i

franks made a comment about a bill that was on the floor about three or four weeks ago. on the same day there was another bill to fund the planned parenthood and nobody on this side voted for them. and they didn't come to the subcommittee and debated and go to the full committee or a markup because the regular order didn't apply because the pope was going to be here and we wanted to put the focus on this issue because it was politics and. then there's supposed to be a markup and there was none of that. the protocol was done away at the politics just like ben ghazi politics and kevin mccarthy. the one another's way to lead this democratic party and thus the six >> will the gentle man yield come and just like that he admitted what they were doing and it's the same deal. they are having a special committee that they have now set up and now is the representative said there's not any evidence that there has been a law violated. what we ask, you admitted that your video had nothing to do with planned parenthood, correct? >> for the other the video that was shot may be relative

. >> you know, you talk about growth, just take one bill, the dodd-frank piece of legislation.to the american business community of complying with all of the crazy provisions of dodd-frank is awesome, and it is a definitive impact on growth. >> fortunately, sam is with us for the rest of the morning so we have a lot more time to talk to him about many issues, n including his read on health of the market. >> jay leno's garage premiers tonight, and the legendary comedian is here for a sneak peek at the new series. >> yeah! >> is that live? >> hi! >> oh, my god. look at that. plus -- that's familiar. >> that's the green room. >> good. that's a cool looking green room. must be new, and representative peter defazio sounds off on president obama's transpacific trade deal and why he thinks it's the biggest and worst trade deal in history. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> the economy is so bad in california, parents in beverly hills are forced to raise their own children. that never happens! [ applause ] it is so bad in seattle, a guy was panhandling in prompt of starbucks, just to

franks made a comment about a bill that was on the floor, about three, four weeks ago. born alive children bill. on that same day there was another bill on the floor to defend -- to defund planned parenthood. and nobody on this side voted for them. he's right. and they didn't come to the subcommittee and they didn't go to the full committee for a mark up or for a hearing. because regular order did not apply because the pope was going to be here and we wanted to put the focus on this issue because it was politics. we're supposed to go to committees for hearings like we're having today, and if there's a bill -- and there's no bill here. this is just show business hearing, then there's supposed to be a mark up. there was none of that. it went straight to the floor. no amendments allowed in rules committee. so protocol was just done away with because of politics. just like benghazi was politics and kevin mccarthy told you it was politics and it accomplished its purpose of the woman who is going to lead the democratic party -- >> will the gentleman yield? >> no, i won't. but

frank: the key parts of the plan being stripped in a budget bill. and facebook stepping up after a key flaw in the social networks app. karen: and the price for your spike. danielle: and i'm tracking hurricane patricia. where it is right now, where it's heading next, and the cold air that's settling frank: now 6:44. time for a look at your top economic stories. here's a look at those numbers. the dow finishing up 157 points on friday. for the week an almost 3% increase. the nasdaq, up 11 points. for the week about a 3% rise. the s&p up 22 points finishing 2.5% higher for the week. you may be paying more for your thanksgiving dinner this year. the bird-flu outbreak wiped out more than nine million turkeys meaning fewer turkeys in u.s. warehouses and higher prices for consumers. analysts are reluctant to declare a turkey shortage but say turkey stocks are down more than 21 million pounds since august, nearly double last year's number. amazon's c.e.o. is now america's third richest person after his company's stock soared on thursday. a 77 percent jump

franks made a comment about a bill that was on the floor, about three, four weeks ago.born alive children bill. on that same day there was another bill on the floor to defend -- to defund planned parenthood. and nobody on this side voted for them. he's right. and they didn't come to the subcommittee and they didn't go to the full committee for a mark up or for a hearing. because regular order did not apply because the pope was going to be here and we wanted to put the focus on this issue because it was politics. we're supposed to go to committees for hearings like we're having today, and if there's a bill -- and there's no bill here. this is just show business hearing, then there's supposed to be a mark up. there was none of that. it went straight to the floor. no amendments allowed in rules committee. so protocol was just done away with because of politics. just like benghazi was politics and kevin mccarthy told you it was politics and it accomplished its purpose of the woman who is going to lead the democratic party -- >> will the gentleman yield? >> no, i won't. but

the competing interests were combined into one bill and is dressed in a forthright and frank manner and they didn't get everything they wanted but they got most of what they wanted and it's a workable solution for utah where we feel good about where we are at. the clerk issue those who have been tasked to perform marriages that feel like it's against their religious beliefs, they found themselves is a unique place because some of the elected those positions as clerks. before the law changed and now they have been compelled to do something they didn't sign up for it. we put an exclusion in their for elected officials that are required to perform marriage with it provides is that if they don't want to do if they need to have somebody else in the clerk's office for example who will do it so if you don't want to do it we will let you have a pass at the clerk's office has to provide a substitute of somebody who will be willing to perform the marriage. so far that is working out very well and i think it's a bit good example of how people can come together under very difficult circumstances. >

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