that was only the first of greeley's inconstancy's with lincoln.hings got much more serious in 1864. he tried to undermine lincoln on emancipation. he wanted lincoln to put emancipation back on the table, to get peace before the 1864 elections. >> the oval office conversation lyndon johnson had with some reporters, some reporters would say, tell me what to write. he said in this letter, send me word what to do. how many times do you find a journalist saying to the president -- this letter is written in strictest confidence -- but how many times does a journalist say, tell me what to do? >> there was an implicit understanding that a pro-republican editor who got behind abraham lincoln -- during the secession crisis, greeley said, let the south go. lincoln was always aware that horace greeley was going to be tough to harness. some people called this the suicide letter. as you read, greeley says, i must live only until i get my instructions. so there was no instruction that we know of, no letter that called him down. >> another person you write about

greeley had a national edition that went all the way to the west.hat is how abraham lincoln got to know -- and even before the presidency -- distrust horace greeley. win as wanted douglas to a rebuke of the democratic presidents. it is complicated. those are the biggest. but the reach spread exponentially not only from national edition's but from the fact that newspapers around the country picked up the reports of the times, the tribune and the herald. one person wrote, or more than one person wrote, all of the news from this country seems to flow west and south from new york. you never see newspapers arriving in new york from other cities. new york became the great exporter of news and it was all political news. >> do you have another lincoln book? >> not really. i am thinking of getting my story in order to tell the tale of this book around the century for a year. i am waiting for that invitation and inspiration that i talked about at the beginning. you beenny years have at the metropolitan museum of art? >> 22. >> all these books you have written

i am tom keene with scarlet fu and brendan greeley. let's get to our top headlines. >> we start with a breakthrough in trade talks between u.s. and china, negotiators meeting at the apec summit have agreed to drop tariffs on another of technology products that may cover up to $120 of trade from computer chips to medical devices. the u.s., europe, and japan have been pressing for an agreement years but china has been reluctant to list -- live the tariffs. the clock is ticking on the nuclear talks with iran and there's no sign a deal is imminent. john kerry has wrapped up two days of discussions with his iranian counterpart in oman. karen says there has been no progress made. there's a number -- november 24 deadline. iran rejects allegations it is trying to build nuclear weapons. >> internet service providers are dismayed by president obama's call to treat internet access to the common carrier, comcast called the presidents proposal about a gore reversal that would harm investment and innovation. at&t and verizon both indicate they may c

greeley today, what is the twitter feed? >> @bhgreeley.for harrison. >> julie hyman has got your top headlines this morning. supporters of the keystone pipeline came up one vote short last night, 59-41 in favor of the controversial project. backers needed 60 votes. it was a blow to louisiana senator mary landrieu. the democrat wanted keystone approval to boost her reelection chances and next month's run off. an adviser to institutional investors says shareholders should just say no to marcus lco socgen and ella -- to microsoft's ceo satya nadella. a nonbinding vote will take place next month. and the late reggae star bob marley is ready to again take the stage, so to speak, this time as the face of a global marijuana brand. agreed toeirs licensing to offer various strains of pot. touts marleedings natural.- marley inof course died of cancer 1991. rolling in his grave? i mean -- >> my jaw actually dropped when i heard that. i was not aware of that headline before you read it. >> i believe he has endorsed after death a number of products --

greeley actually tries to get lincoln in on a scheme of his. he's been in discussions with a couple men in canada. they are confederate agents and have told greeley they are authorized to negotiate for peace. lincoln doesn't believe this. but, he sends his personal secretary up to niagara on the canada side with greeley to talk to these men about brokering some sort of a peace deal. it very quickly becomes apparent they have no authority whatsoever to be having this conversation. greeley comes back to new york with his tail between his legs. lincoln takes this opportunity to explain to the public that he has these two war aims. and that, unless the two aims are met, that he will continue to prosecute the war on the battlefield. he's hoping, in making this announcement, making this very clear, again, to smoke out jefferson davis and get davis to say, publicly, that his war aim is independence. davis doesn't really bite on this. lincoln's idea was that if davis would make this announcement, maybe the northern public would blame davis instead of l

i am tom keene with her and in greeley and -- brendan greeley and julie hyman is in for scarlet fu. >activists are one of the 10 largest pharmaceuticals and the company are going to buy elegant for $60 billion and with that botox. and they will stop growing, cut costs, and focus on it salesforce. marshall sonenshine, tom and i agree about this. i feel like when we see a couple , i always wonder whether it means anything. is a possible to draw a thread between those two and say it means anything about the markets at all? twoes, i think you can draw threads. number one, cheaper stuff. activist is about generic drugs, taking costs out of rmb, out of sales so you can smell -- so more drugs. halliburton is about cheaper oil, meaning fewer projects need to cut costs. the second thread is both of these jets are about expensive stocks. >> can you see the botox, is it leaking. >> you're holding up for now. >> clearly, you take it for migraines. talks i noticed the price of stock. yesterday was like a typical bubble m&a reaction to halliburton. we finally reached the stupid season? tough ona li

brendan greeley is off today.e are watching vienna and opec. $74.texas intermediate >> we're watching shares of hewlett-packard, down more than 2.5% in the premarket after sales missed analyst estimates. the only business at hp to grow last quarter was the personal -- tc unit. that doesn't bode well for the upcoming split. skest joins us via ype. revenue down 2% overall. you in the pcare division better showing last quarter? >> the context of the pc industry has bode well for all pc makers. the funny thing that all the hardware companies are going toward, which is the servers, storage, software services division, while in fact, the pc division has been doing very well. it is a funny irony in the industry that the pc has been given up for dead, unprofitable, etc. or sixer the last five quarters, both the corporate side and on the consumer spending side has boded well for pc's. it is unfortunate hp is looking hard for the other divisions when in fact the pc division is doing well, scarlet. of irony there. and the de

brendan greeley with stephanie ruhle.rlet fu and tom keene are off today. >> let me take you to top headlines. an unpleasant surprise for the world's third-largest economy. japan unexpectedly goes into recession last quarter, gdp falling at an animal rate of 1.6%. that is the second straight quarter their economy has contracted. octavus closes in on an opposition -- closes in on an acquisition of our dan. share,ll pay $215 per allergan.r jim carrey's "dumb and dumber " debuts at number one at the box office. the sequel, which also stars jeff daniels, brought in ticket sales of $38.1 million. it took the spotlight from disney's "big hero six." "interstellar" was third with $29.2 million. those are the top headlines. i can only hope you and i are not the index ration -- are not the inspiration for "dumb and dumber three." we have to talk the botox maker. i sure hope not. we have to talk about this. everyone is saying bill ackman has lost here. bill ackman has not lost merely because he is on the side of valium. poppycock. h

here is brendan greeley. talking about the bnt -- bb&t buying susquehanna, a smaller bank. runave a guest who used to the fdic. would you have what -- let this merger go through gekko -- go through ge? >> we're not going to be allowing the largest banks to anything anytime soon. x if we stick with the smaller banks, one of the complaints that we have been hearing is that dodd-frank force them into the same compliance regime that they did the large banks. small banks weren't failing. how do we fix that gekko >> we have to give regulatory relief to the smaller banks. it is really harming them a lot. >> mr. isaac, i want some numbers. on the dollar, on revenue for regulation? is a three cents, $.15 gekko do you have a good working number for smaller banks what mr. kaplan was talking about? >> i don't have a percentage, but i know it is a big number. >> i talked to a small bank this year in louisiana said it had 10 staff and was forced to hire 24 compliance. two fourher compliance. >> i believe that. that said if

i'm scarlet fu, joining tom keene and brendan greeley.t is jeffrey rosenberg from black rock. over the past month, commodity has entered the fort with the rop in oil prices. it really summarizes the changing landscape. s. croyle -- crude oil field production. prices plunged 20% in mid june. you talked about the factors of pushing this oil price decline. how much is this increase from supply? >> what i talk about is it's it's demand factors and supply factors and the currency factors as it relates to the relative trength of the u.s. economy. it means that the marginal supplier of oil is shifting away from said ryan braun towards the u.s. -- saudi arabia towards the u.s. >> it's to control global oil supply. and the concern is will that there's be a supply response by the rest of the oil producing countries to reduce the impact of u.s. supply? i don't think there will be. >> why did that agreement break down if >> it broke down because it's very hard, just like opec has a very hard time maintaining the cartel in that it's price times quanti

i am scarlet fu with tom keene and brendan greeley.have a morning must listen to you this morning from les moonves, ceo of cvs about the ceo of cbs about the future of digital media. >> i have learned and a learn time in this business, you never count rupert murdoch out of anything. he is clearly one of the smartest men in our business, and god knows what he will do next. atwe are constantly looking what rupert murdoch is going to do next. forconstant hunger acquisitions and the other is spinning off different assets, trying to survive on their own. which do you think is the more enduring trend? >> i would say if you had assess at the beginning of this year what kind of investment we would see from companies, we thought we would see more companies invest back in their businesses and engage in more capex, but we see a lot more deal flow across many different sectors. our view is that companies feel the evaluations are not that high and that these deals are very compelling at these levels. as a result, we are actually seeing companies no

us scarletene, with fu and brendan greeley.ttle bit better tone here than what we have seen. oil is front and center, a major global story here in a domestic show this morning, scarlet. roads diverged in a wood and the fed took the road less traveled by. and thebank of japan ecb are heading the same way as the fed lays down the groundwork to a different path. what does this mean for your fixed income strategy echo jim caron of morgan stanley oversees global fixed income and joins us now in studio. welcome. you save effect was the knowledge make him a that structural not cyclical factors are holding up the labor market is significant, but a lot of people have talked about that for months on end, yield years n end. what has changed with the fed was the admission? >> what has changed is that janet yellen has started talking about it. she brought it up august we second at the jackson hole symposium and where she aligned herself with some labor market theories that it is really more about structural unemployment, so when they look a

fu and brendan greeley. brendan greeley has shown up eight days and a row. are loving the sleep deprivation. andvery morning i log in ims still employed. >> did you go to sleep with "frozen" and your headphones? >> the only way i get to bed by 7:30 is i have my children put me down. >> that works. futures flat today, a little more quiet as democrats pick up the pieces. who had a good election day? how about alan krueger at princeton university, certainly america's lead academic on the minimum wage. joins us with rbc capital markets but with a particular focus. jodi greely is with the business talent group. the effect of our minimum wage, what is the minimum wage? s, $8's.ts of $7', >> the federal minimum wage is seve$7.25. people are talking or they are saying we want a minimum wage and we do not care that we are putting republicans in the federal government, who refused to raise a, we will make it >> in on a local level ar said of alan blinder, mr. krueger's colleague at princeton, and he said let the states fix it. with the state fixing the minimum wage? >

joining me is mary child and brendan greeley. off. >> the g-20 summit has yet to begin an already vladimir putin is playing with his toys. nato says he is sending troops into ukraine. president putin stationed warships off the us trillion coast. president obama is on his way to australia. he left burma less than an hour ago. the president underscores u.s. support for her. >> you will be an advocate for the people of burma and a future of democracy. the u.s. is trying to help burma make the painful transition from a dictatorship to civilian rule. are vowing to stop president obama from overhauling immigration by himself. according to the new york times, he will refocus the activities, up to 5 million emigrants will be protected from a deportation. many will get work permits. this is what john boehner have to say. >> the president is ready to take action on immigration. he has made clear he had the constitutional responsibility or authority to do that. i just say this. we are going to fight the --sident to submit -- nail tooth and

i am tom keene with scarlet fu and brendan greeley. time for our top headlines. presidentt with obama. he will be outlining the biggest changes in immigration policy in a generation. the political firestorm has a ready begun. the president is expected to remove the immediate risk of deportation for up to 5 million undocumented immigrants. he may also extend visas for high-tech workers. republicans accuse him of exceeding his authority. here is new jug -- new jersey governor chris christie. >> the president who has been pumping on this for six years in a partly for whatever he is going to do tomorrow night, continues to refuse to deal with congress. >> shameless plug, you can watch the president speech right here on bloomberg television. coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. florida, there was a shooting early this morning on the florida state campus. three students were wounded at the university's library. police shot and killed the suspected gunman. officials sent an alert to students to seek shelter. >> another sign that china m

brendan greeley is watching "frozen" for the 14th time. in the city of ferguson, missouri, exploded overnight in violence. police carsorched and looted buildings. chaos broke out moments after the announcement came that the grand jury would not indict the white police officer who shot an unarmed black teenager last august. police used tear gas to try to break up the protest and several dozen people were arrested. president obama said there are larger issues to be resolved and they won't be fixed by throwing bottles or breaking car windows. he spoke last night. >> the situation in ferguson speaks to broader challenges that we still face as a nation. the fact is, in too many parts of this country, a deep distrust exists between what enforcement and communities of color. >> according to prosecutors, the most credible witnesses told the grand jury the teenager michael brown charged that the police officer just before he fired the fatal shot. turns out that chuck hagel did not put up a fight with president obama asked him to resign as defense s

fum tom keene with scarlet and brendan greeley. let's get right to important top headlines. >> recapping, it could not have gone much better for republicans last night, picking up at least seven seats in the senate to regain majority for the first time in eight years. there will be a runoff next month in louisiana. for his final two years in office, president obama will face a congress controlled by republicans. the new senate majority leader is likely to be mitch mcconnell of kentucky who was reelected last night. >> just because we have a two-party system doesn't mean we have to be in perpetual conflict . i think i have shown that to be true at critical times in the past. i hope the president gives me the chance to show it again. republicans added to the majority in the house and will have their biggest advantage since the late 1940's. >> republicans may president obama the issue, forcing democrats to run away from him. the white house is distancing itself from democrats who lost saying it is the quality of the candidates that de

brendan greeley is joining me along with olivia sterns.hackers stole 53 million e-mail addresses in addition to customers cardin data. more information is now being revealed about this hack attack. >> i guess they will slowly bleed the information out. makers and banks will move toward a different system which is more secure and will fix the problem. i don't understand why retailers are asking you for your zip code and e-mail address. i don't think it's reasonable -- >> they just want to get your data3 they can blast you with ads. >> will we learn to stop giving them to retailers? >> hopefully things will get more secure. there are advantages to retailers having information if you want more personalized offers. whohis is coming from a guy just said a few months ago that you are fine waking up in the morning and telling alexa to buy something for you. >> i'm excited about waking up in the morning and saying something and having a computer response. >>?what if >> they hack into your system >> my house is completely plugged into the amazon em

greeley is off today.rent crude falling below $80 per barrel. .e bring in stephen schwartz thatanalysts are saying even if opec does agree to cut thist at the meeting later month, prices would just keep falling because of the supply glut. >> eventually, markets are self-correcting. there is a supply glut. we have to keep in mind that demand is at its lowest point of the year. we are in a shoulder month. demand will come back into the market in the united states refinery demand will pick up in the next couple weeks. the situation in opec is a concern about the potential supply in the market. it is outstripping demand. >> you think there will be a contentious opec meeting. >> i think all opec meetings are contentious. we are talking about a number of countries that culturally, geographically, economically, there is always a concern. long bond is trading $.55 on the dollar. threat ofn severe default. they are going to have to pump to get income into the door. -- there ishey are going to be that discrepancy be

brendan greeley on equal footing.ory, it is not a tiger outside paris -- pimco paying bill gross a $290 million bonus last year, the year when trailedl return fund peers. pimco's former ceo mohamed el-erian, still with allianz, million.bout $230 nice work. >> that worked out for them. important to retain talent. do whatever you can. to be fair, bill gross did not just run the total return fund. he started pimco. it is kind of his. on the other hand, mohamed el-erian, it is hilarious. he comes in, he goes out, he comes back, he goes out. and meanwhile, this guy who is clearly a fleeting employee, very smart and very cool. and a jets fan. he gets a 230 nine dollar bonus. in compensation for being a jets fan. >> they had a long record of excellence. they are explaining this. he did have a couple trillion dollars under aum. is no bill gross of blackrock. >> a couple days ago, pimco once to start paying employees more to keep them around. >> as stocks start to trade in a few seconds, i want to bring in the president of edg

. >> reporter: hank greeley, specializes in the ethical, social, ramifications zbl before you put a volt through your brain, i think it's important to try to make sure that it's safe and it's effective. >> reporter: that's also on the minds of these neuroscientists. >> we really think of this brain stimulation as being kind of like giving someone a drug. would you really want to let people cook their own drugs and take them in whatever quantity they want? >> reporter: at the uc davis center for mind and brain, emily cappenman and steve luks are studying tdcs. while it appears safe, to date, there are no regulatory guideline. >> basically, modulating your brain processing and if you're not sure what you're doing, you can essentially do some damage. >> reporter: back at the meet up, they're moving forward. >> you don't have to wait for fda approval, i don't think i've lived that long. >> one silicon valley start-up called thing hopes to have it available in a year. >> little nine volt battery, i'd need like a car battery. >> that i don't want to see! [ laughter ] >> that would help you out

joining me, scarlet fu and brendan greeley. >> republicans are counting on momentum.e hoping a get out be vote effort will salvation. americans vote tomorrow. there will not be drama in the house. republicans expected to expand their majority. in the senate, the gop needs a net gain of 6 seeds. races are going down to the wire. republicans are trying to capitalize on obama's low approval rating. branson'sd richard spaceship to crash? say pilot error is a possibility. the station disintegrated after a device that slows to sent was deployed prematurely. friday in california's mojave desert. the pilot was seriously injured and the copilot was killed. richard branson spoke about the accident. >> commercial space travel as a high project. we are undertaking a testing program for many years. safety has been our number one priority. >> richard branson plans to charge $250,000 for journeys more than 60 miles above earth. >> key third-largest advertising company expanding in the u.s. publicis will buy sapien for $300 billion. sapient is based in boston. it will give publicis a

futurecast, 4:30 in the morning rain, greeley, 5:30 still have rain. by -- green.5:30 still have rain. by 8:30 all snow hagerstown west. by noon rain and snow mix even into portions of prince george's county prince george's county and by 2:30 all snow moves further south, upper montgomery county and by 5:30 we still have rain and snow in the immediate metro area, even till 8:00 a little rain and snow in the metro area. overnight cloudy and colder, rain by dawn but just wet roads for the morning commute, 38 to 44. day planner, rain at 9:00, 38, a mixture at 11:00, 37 and then all snow by 1:00 but still 36. 36 at the surface, it's got to snow to beat the band to accumulate. i think it will happen. cold turkey day, maybe a flurry, 41, bright but brisk friday, temperatures in the low 40s. warming up over the weekend, nice for the terps game, low 50s, great for the ravens upper 50s and maybe a couple shower next monday and tuesday, temperatures in the low to middle 50s. there you have it. >> i can't believe it's already here, snow. >>> that's why we got to talk indoor s

and brendan greeley is in for both of them. the lovely julie hyman. >> i am in for myself.uropean lawmakers taking aim at google they want google to consider -- they want the european commission to consider unbundling services and google namet being mentioned by but is being investigated for possible antitrust violation. a peaceful thanksgiving day and ferguson, missouri after three days. troops are still deployed on the streets. the area were most of the writing took place has been called. michael brown senior rejected the story told by police officer aaron wilson. he was wrong for what he done , so he fixed his story. why are we just now hearing from him? this is the question. if he didn't do anything wrong why even try to reach out. >> you can watch all of the interview with his parents tonight on charlie rose. that's tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. it issbane australia being called the worst storm in decades, the city was tattered by golf ball sized hailstones and wind up to 95 miles per hour. a dozen people were injured. speak onimportant we the geopolitical analyst

it is monday, november 10 and i am tontine with scarlet fu and brendan greeley. let's get right to the news headlines -- >> we start with president obama planning to keep the heat on china over human rights. he arrived in beijing for the asia-pacific economic cooperation forum and he said the meas does the main u.s. concern is that both sides avoid violence. it's not realistic to expect china to follow the model in every instance and he is hoping to break a logjam over proposed long-term asian trade agreements. two americans are back at home after a secret diplomatic mission freed them from prison in north korea. kenneth bayh and matthew miller had been sentenced to years of hard labor for what north korea called hostile acts. james klepper negotiated their release and a one-day trip to north korea. >> he bears no ill will to them. -- he would not have wished the two years upon himself. nobody does in a labor camp. he looks back and he wants good to come out of all this for everyone involved. >> kenneth bayh is a missionary north korea said matthew miller was try

i remember visiting the meatpacking plant in greeley colorado were over 1500 workers were there that day tugging at my sleeve asking the senator this is something that is so important. what can you do? a few weeks later those families that depend depend upon that meatpacking plant were essentially torn apart as there was a raid on the plant in greeley. children came home from school that afternoon. they had seen their parents in the morning but they would not see their parents for a long time because they would be separated. i could tell you story after story about how this thing so much affected humanity and yet somehow we seem to be caught in this time of shame and a period period of paralysis and a period where we don't seem to be able to move forward. i often asked myself what is it that keeps us from solving this problem? why is it that today 50,000 children and their families essentially in detention and jails and trying to find a holding place in this country and why it is that the 12 million people who are here do not create the kind of movement to solve this humanitarian pro

he said, it if the president makers, and actually horace greeley had sent a person down to sound out rosecrans for running for president, this thing is so complicated and so much different than what we assume is the set story of the war. if the president makers had let him alone, he might have been at the head of our army today. but in the fatal summer of 1863 was enveloped vision's of the presidency consulate thrust before him. here's the important part. i think this made him a little overcautious and increased the delay in the beginning of the campaign of middle tennessee. that is actually garfield. garfield betrayed rosecrans a little bit. the kind of said rosecrans needs to move faster. you could argue that garfield want to have action before he came to washington. he says rosecrans's actions in middle tennessee were brilliant and successful but they came so late as to be up secured by the army of the potomac and gettysburg. i think also that the political leaders became alarmed at his increasing fame, and were not unwilling to see evil befall him. certainly it is that the war de

. >> reporter: stanford law professor hank greeley specializes in the ethical, legal and social implications of these new technologies. >> before you run volts through your brain, um, i think it's really important to try to make sure that it's safe and it's effective. >> reporter: that's also on the minds of these neuroscientists. >> we really think of this brain stimulation as being kind of like giving somebody a drug. now, would you really want to let people cook their own drugs and take them in whatever quantity they want? >> reporter: at the uc-davis center for mind and brain, emily and steve are studying tdcs. they see promise especially with debilitating brain disorders and while it appears safe, to date there are no regulatory guidelines. >> you're basically modulating your brain processing and if you are not sure what you're doing, you can essentially cause some damage. >> reporter: back at the meetup, they are moving forward. >> if i have to wait for fda approval for this i don't think i would live that long. >> reporter: in san francisco, elizabeth cook, kpix 5. >> one silicon vall

world headquarters in new york. 6 andthursday, november joining me as always is scarlet and brendan greeley we start with the elections? >> no, we have to start with president obama's response to her he says it is time to chart a new course forward. the gop is also on track to having its biggest majority in the house in seven decades. the president promised to work closer with the opposition heard >> part of my task is to reach out to republicans, make sure that i am listening to them. i am looking forward to them putting forward a very specific agenda in terms of what they would like to accomplish. let's

i am tom keene with scarlet fu and brendan greeley.lines. >> we start with a breakthrough in trade talks between u.s. and china, negotiators meeting at the apec summit have agreed to drop tariffs on another of technology products that may cover up to $120 of trade from computer chips to medical devices. the u.s., europe, and japan have been pressing for an agreement years but china has been reluctant to list -- live the tariffs. the clock is ticking on the nuclear talks with iran and there's no sign a deal is imminent. john kerry has wrapped up two days of discussions with his

olivia sterns and brendan greeley as well. trust breakers -- new research that might surprise you. we are headed back to morocco to speak with the billionaire founder of a popular yogurt brand. do you guys eat chobani? >> of course. turducken. >> and your fried oysters. ♪ >> let's head back to morocco and the global entrepreneurship summit, where a delegation of u.s. innovators led by penny pritzker have gathered to share their business know-how with the next generation of entrepreneurs. loberg -- bloomberg's international correspondent hans nichols is standing by with the ceo of chobani, the biggest yogurt brand in the united states. >> good day to you. i am joined by hamdi ulukaya. you are the founder of the fitness and yogurt brand, chobani yogurt. you know about entrepreneurship. what do you tell the entrepreneurs that you meet here? >> i tell them they can do it. myis important that i share background, and how i came up with my idea, and my journey. empty,saw the plant was the opportunity for the need for a good yogurt, h

i am tom keene, joining me brendan greeley, once again back to back julie hyman in for scarlet fu. >>rs of the keystone pipeline came up one vote short. 69-41 in favor of the controversial project. backers needed 60 votes. it was a blow to louisiana senator mary landrieu. wanted deep approval to boost her reelection chances but only 14 democrats voted in favor. here is landrieu. >> i did not ask harry

greeley is decidedly off today. it is november 13.ay the 13th and then i got rattled because it is thursday. more signs that widespread fighting is about to resume in the u.k. -- ukraine. tanks are moving into the eastern part of the country. the u.s. and europe are considering more economic sanctions. has negotiated a peace plan and then systematically undermined it at every step.

it is monday, november 10 and i am tontine with scarlet fu and brendan greeley.ws headlines -- >> we start with president obama planning to keep the heat on china over human rights. he arrived in beijing for the asia-pacific economic cooperation forum and he said the meas does the main u.s. concern is that both sides avoid violence. it's not realistic to expect china to follow the model in every instance and he is hoping to break a logjam over proposed long-term asian trade agreements. two americans are

it is election day, tuesday, november 4, i am tom keene with scarlet fu and brendan greeley.f election coverage -- we welcome you to 18 hours of election coverage. john heilemann was up all night. >> this is the moment he is been waiting for. >> republicans on the verge. will the end of taking over the senate? the gop needs six seats to retake the majority.

it is tuesday, november 18, i am tom keene with brendan greeley and scarlet fu is frozen.le in orlando. julie hyman has decided to come in today and let it go. she is here right now with our top headlines. aben japan, prime minister is attacking that unexpected recession fiscally and politically. in a popular tax hike supper next october. hike set for next october. japan's nhk network says elections will be held december 14. abe is betting his party will retain control of japan's parliament. that would allow him to proceed with his

i am brendan greeley. haveeene and scarlet fu left me to the tender mercies of stephanie ruhle.e headlines. i am not sure if you did all your homework. i'm here to help. let's get started. an unpleasant surprise for the world pot third-largest economy. fell into actedly recession last quarter. gdp fell at an annual rate of 1.6%. that is the second quarter in a row the

i am tom keene with scarlet fu and brendan greeley. time for our top headlines.. he will be outlining the biggest changes in immigration policy in a generation. the political firestorm has a ready begun. the president is expected to remove the immediate risk of deportation for up to 5 million undocumented immigrants. he may also extend visas for high-tech workers. republicans accuse him of exceeding his authority. here is new jug -- new jersey governor chris christie. >> the

brendan greeley is watching "frozen" for the 14th time.on, missouri, exploded overnight in violence. police carsorched and looted buildings. chaos broke out moments after the announcement came that the grand jury would not indict the white police officer who shot an unarmed black teenager last august. police used tear gas to try to break up the protest and several dozen people werar

i am tom keene with scarlet fu, and in greeley -- brendan ruhle -- andhanie on and on. >> we start off national guard troops have dispersed protesters in ferguson. there was some scattered violence. some stores were vandalized. it was nothing like the chaos of monday night. the police officer who shot the black teenager in ferguson has spoken publicly for the first time. there and was interviewed by

fum tom keene with scarlet and brendan greeley.rtant top headlines. >> recapping, it could not have gone much better for republicans last night, picking up at least seven seats in the senate to regain majority for the first time in eight years. there will be a runoff next month in louisiana. for his final two years in office, president obama will face a congress controlled by republicans. the new senate majority leader is likely to be mitch mcconnell of kentucky who was reelected last night. >>

joining me, scarlet fu and brendan greeley. let's get to our top headlines.y the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> china making a surprise move to boost its economy for the first time since 2012. the one-year lending rate was reduced by .4%, a 5.6%. china headed for its fullest growth in more than two decades and yesterday, factory output fell to a six-month low. president obama has thrown down a gauntlet to a republican-controlled congress. he is taking an exeti

greeley, kansas, an independent. go ahead.rogram.interesting i'd like to discuss the program registration in the state of georgia where 80,000 people followed the state's for registration was approved. when you go back and check the people of 40,000 these 80,000 aren't listed right now and i didn't know whether the justice department would be nterested in something like that or not and secondly i live here in kansas. we have one who has made a voter fraud. i wondered if you think this oter fraud that has been originated here actually is voter suppression and tries to keep people away from the polls. my answers off the line. you.k first question about individuals being on the polls is one of the things that the federal federal monitors are well positioned to recognize. 've been in communities where there have been registration and you to some degree see individuals come in, a large number of individuals come in as many as one in four will be turned away. under those circumstances that's indicative of some type of larger failure