gretchen: hey. gretchen. lemonis: i'm marcus. gretchen: nice to meet you.s is my partner, dave. gretchen: hi, dave. nice to meet you. lemonis: this should be and eye -opening experience for dave. so, where's the goulash? dave: didn't bring that one. lemonis: and the bacon cheeseburger? dave: i could've brought that but... lemonis: you were scared to bring that. dave: yes. lemonis: so, that means you already know it's bad. dave: yes. lemonis: we're gonna test the african-peanut soup. let's do it. your life's work being blended up. gretchen: this is gonna tell us the total protein. we're reading the nitrogen-gas content that comes off of the combusted sample. lemonis: and so the protein here is 6%. gretchen: so, this is how we test calcium, sodium, and iron for your nutrition label. so, this is an automated method for looking at the fiber content. lemonis: so, could you take a soup like ours and then add something to it that could make it have fiber? dave: metamucil. lemonis: i think that's sort of sarcastic and not funny. is there anything that you think you

including gretchen wieners. it comes down to how liked you are. you know that. what, dana and gretchen? popularity is not important on facebook anymore. if you live in australia, there's no longer going to be a tally of the likes on your post. like all the crocodile dundee movies, could be headed to america soon enough. the thought is that users can feel insignificant without a big number of likes on their post. we don't want people to feel insignificant. studies have shown that facebook can hurt our well-being because of jealousy if friends get likes. this is another wussification of america. >> first of all, trying this in australia is unique. australians are so liked. they're so kind. so i can see starting this there. i think this might be a good idea. >> okay. >> dana: the other thing is, it's not just the envy piece it's the fact that you go back to check. is any joke landing here or is this picture getting a lot of likes. people see how great my dog looks today. >> i don't love everybody gets a trophy culture. >> dana: if i post a picture, i get the most l

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which means many students around the world are opting out of class and in fighting climate change gretchen berg who kicked off the movement has inspired young people around the planet to take action here's a look at a teen who is trying to get thailand to clean up its act. this area of bangkok is supposed to be one of the city's greenest but like much of the country it's suffocating under plastic waste. lily is just 12 but she's leading the fight to clean up the city inspired in part by young swedish climate activist greater tune bug. guitar is really important to me because what a symbolizes i see says that. kids can make a different he she wants everybody to do something yellow and she got so many people together. thailand is the world's 6th biggest polluter of the oceans on average each time i uses my plastic bags a day. lily is taking her message to the top she's had several sit ins outside the government house met with business leaders and she spoke at a major u.n. conference. and trying to enforce a lesson until then see if education and that's. about the environment. she and fellow

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go for over gretchen home the 4th i'm. also assuming that we can about. the bottom of the valley at the nasa dragon as well as call the home through your. books on. china opens the world's largest single building airport a signal to the rest of the world of beijing's global player ambition i made concerns over its economic slowdown. and speaking of an economic slowdown the asian development bank downgrades its forecast for growth in the region all speak to the lenders chief economist. and e.u. border agents are bracing for a no deal brag that we show you how they're getting ready. to welcome to the business i'm going on in berlin today many in germany are looking to china wondering how they did it because while the capital berlin is still waiting for its new airport to get off the ground a full 13 years after construction started and 8 years behind schedule china's president xi jinping officially launched a glitzy new mega airport around 50 kilometers south of the capital beijing today and it took just 4 years and outward demonstration of might amid a dif

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. >> i remember meryl streep saying to me, when i said, oh, should i play gretchen carlson? yes, you should. so when meryl says yes, you should, you do what she says. >> you do it. >> in "bombshell," nicole plays the former fox news anchor who brought down boss roger ailes in a sexual harassment suit along with megyn kelly, played by charlize theron. >> what was the transformation process like for you and charlize? >> i walked on the set with charlize and i was like, are you kidding me? i was like shocked and that was in person, up close, i couldn't believe it was her. i kept looking at her going, charlize? >>> still ahead -- i'm going to hit the road. oprah on tour. how you can meet her. >>> then, justin hartley spent his break from "this is us." only we're taking you to the set of his new movie >>> and we're first behind the scenes of "dancing with the stars" with hannah b. >> bless my partner's heart. he has to deal with the beast a lot. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> now, oprah's big announcement, she's going on the road and we have all the details from miss

governor gretchen whitner says flavors like fruit looms and vanilla wafer attracts children to them andimately hooks them. she said e-cigarettes can deliver tobacco more than twice as quickly as tobacco cigarettes. last month, state officials announced the state is investigating at least six cases of severe respiratory illnesses linked to vaping. the ban will last to six months but can be renewed. health advocates have applauded the decision. the american vaping association calls the ban a "shameless attempt at back door prediction." in june, san francisco became the first city in the united states to ban e-cigarette sales. >> when we return, how much would you pay for this truck covered in from feety? why the price tag could top seven figures. the ross fall fashion event has all the looks for way less... check this out! that's yes for less. get the brands you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at the ross fall fashion event. on now. and you get first dibs on that brand... ...at that price? that's yes for less. seriously, get the fall brands and styles you love and sav

thanks to our partnership with gretchen rubin and her podcast "happier."ork on time. "the new york times" bestselling author gretchen rubin has tips to show how to show up on time. good morning. >> good morning. >> there starts with getting out of the house on time, doesn't it? >> right. now one reason a lot of people are late is they're trying to do one more thing. they want to finish the e-mail, they want to put in a load of laundry. you can move your productivity to the other end. you can say, okay, when i get there, i'm going to review that document or figure out the scheduling rather than trying to do it before you leave. >> a lot of people are late because their kids are dragging their feet. put your shoes on, where are your books? how you can speed up the family routine? >> these are easier said than done, but have a key place for the keys, wallet, sunglasses. also have everybody get ready the night before. get -- pick out your outfit. get your papers together. get your gym bag together. have it ready by the door ne. >> it doesn't apply to work, but

joining us this morning is the governor of michigan, gretchen whitner. for being with us. first, your reaction from the administration that the federal government is going to step in and ban the sale of most flavored e-cigarettes? >> right. well, we were pleasantly surprised, to be honest, when we took the step first last week. we didn't know what the reaction would be. i just knew that it was the right thing. the statistics are compelling. when 81% of teenagers who get on to an e-product start with a flavored vape, it tells you that there is something going on that we need to be very mindful of. and when you see the results of kids showing up in ers because they're inhaling this addictive substance in nicotine, but all the other chemicals that are part of it, it is scary stuff. and so our chief medical officer said, we've got a public health crisis. i took executive action and i was very pleased to see both governor cuomo in new york start the process there. and the white house just this week acknowledged that they're going to, as well. >> let's put up

tehran and the carriages were crowned with iranian soldiers who'd been gassed somewhere just coffee gretchen and one man who was reading a koran themselves and put a handkerchief blood on his lips. gradually to cargo's became permeated with this sort of $36.00 and i realized it was the smell of the gas they were coughing up from the lungs i was going around the car does open the windows and the night air is trying to clean the train out of the smell of obviously chemical. bombs to 2003 i was being attacked on radio shows especially from america you know complaining about the american eventually you pro saddam and i said excuse me i was on the train of iranians gassed by the iraqis and the chemical components came from the united states at the very time that you will rumsfeld was meeting saddam you were meeting with saddam hussein i think we have some video of that. of that meeting tell me what was going on during this this why did you get this video from the iraqi television is on the iraqi television when did they give it to you recently are we back then we dug this out of the c.n.n. librar

points to a chemical derived from vitamin e that he used in some paving liquids in michigan governor gretchen whitmer took matters into her own hand temporarily banning flavored nicotine vaping products in that state this is a health crisis that we're confronting. >>on the would never be permitted to phyllis cigarettes. >>but the vaping industry says that's an overreaction it's like finding contaminated lettuce and banning peanut butter. mike hogan is what smoke-free alternatives. a beeping lobby firm. >>the cigarettes are safe have been used by millions of people over a decade. >>with no illnesses whatsoever lawmakers like illinois senator dick durbin are calling on the fda to completely ban beeping of flavored nicotine products tweeting we can expect more vaping related hospitalizations until us fda starts doing its job in washington raquel martin. >>all right time for the 4 zone forecast says we here live look at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see it is smooth sailing for the vehicles, if you're a bird, not too much getting in your way because that sky is crystal clear. let's check in n

points to a chemical derived from vitamin e that he used in some paving liquids in michigan governor gretchen whitmer took matters into her own hand temporarily banning flavored nicotine vaping products in that state this is a health crisis that we're confronting. >>on the would never be permitted to phyllis cigarettes. >>but the vaping industry says that's an overreaction it's like finding contaminated lettuce and banning peanut butter. mike hogan is what smoke-free alternatives. a beeping lobby firm. >>the cigarettes are safe have be

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governor gretchen whitmer accused companies of using candy flavoring such as bubble gum and froot loops to hook children on nick teak. the state's public health department has called youth vaping a public health emergency. the cdc is investigating 215 cases of pulmonary illness among users of e-cigarettes in 25 states. most of them involving teens and young adults. tonight, the american vaping association is calling michigan's ban, quote, a shameless attempt at backdoor prohibition, that they say would send thousands of exsmokers back to smoking cigarettes. >>> overseas, and in the uk tonight, a stinging series of defeats for the new prime minister, boris johnson, the champion of brexit, who president trump has called britain trump, tough and strong. tonight, he's being tested by some in his own party, and abc's james longman from london. >> reporter: it's often called the mother of parliaments, but don't, british democracy is having the mother of all meltdowns. >> if you shut down the parliament, we shut down the streets! >> mr. speaker. >> reporter: defeat after defeat for the new pri

that you don't need to keep a lot of the old for over gretchen on the force i'm committed to the mostnews in the deadly combat that missed the boat on this is. that an awesome dragon this word has called the hard truth. to agree books on. mccarthy. and i'm just look at a brand new w. from buying the book explosive device it's about topics that affects a whole lot of lucian climate change in the turned. blue green shut out. to me. play. this is deja news live from berlin more than half a 1000000 travelers around the world stranded after the collapse of thomas cook britain has launched the country's biggest ever peacetime operation to bring u.k. citizens back home but what about all the now. also coming up. migrants rescued in the mediterranean often remain stranded at sea with rescue vessels refused permission to dock countries are looking for ways out of the ongoing crisis with germany italy and france meeting today.

on the hearing, gretchen carlson a former fox news common at a timer called it a tool used to cover up systemic sexual harassment. and while she along with many others across the country have come forward to tell their stories, there are still countless others left behind. as miss carlson explained, because of the secrecy around forced arbitration, it is impossible to know exactly how many women were sexually assaulted or harassed and came forward. what we also don't know is how many women chose not to come forward but to stay quiet or quit because they knew they would be forced into arbitration where their voices would be silenced, end quote. this humiliating and corrupt system equals people to be deprived of their right. forced arbitration is also a road to the fundamental rights of our nation's men and women in uniform. veterans and their families. these brave americans have sacrificed much in service to our country. they've fought to protect the fundamental idea we are a nation of laws and institutions that guarantee the rights and prosperity of every american. since the second wor

points to a chemical derived from vitamin e that he used in some paving liquids in michigan governor gretchen took matters into her own hand temporarily banning flavored nicotine vaping products in that state this is a health crisis that we're confronting. >>and who would never be permitted to cigarettes. >>but the vaping industry says that's an overreaction it's like finding contaminated lettuce and banning peanut butter. mike hogan is with smoke free alternatives, a beeping lobby firm. >>the cigarettes are safe have been used by millions of people over a decade with no illnesses whatsoever. >>lawmakers like illinois senator dick durbin are calling on the fda to completely ban beeping of flavored nicotine products tweeting we can expect more vaping related hospitalizations until us fda starts doing its job in washington recall martin. >>how safe are you when you fly the reason a new allegation against a plane mechanic could mark the start of a regulation on mental stability in the airline industry. >>and ahead in sports avoiding a suspension is not the only news surrounding antonio brown ton

governor gretchen whitmer says it's a ecessary step to prevent the younger population from taking upd that. now during this temporary ban state officials work on permanent regulations that target vaping and also the cigarettes. >>today is a very important day in the lives of the bee hive it's beyonce's birthday also known as bay day to reflect on one of queen bay's most viral moments that happened in oakland, it's right after the break. >>when the next big quake kids. will you be ready. more you'll increase your love from retrofitting wall is what we're worried about the collapse to occur early warning system of week has started you're about to get a quick preparedness kits sold all in one place the radio and the theory is most dangerous kron 4 is giving you do fortunately for surviving the big one. >>bay day as it's known beyonce turned 38 today learn something new every day i do not know that honor the queen and bays birthday will reflect on her viral. courtside moment with nicole curran. the wife of golden state warrrsowner joe like i'm sure you remember this i sure do. back in ju

democratic governor gretchen whitmer ordered the move today. she said e-cigarette makers are using candy flavors and misleading ads to, in her words, "hook children on nicotine." youtube has agreed pay $170 million over charges that it collected personal data on chwiildrenout parental consent. the federal trade commission and new york state say the company used the data to target kids with advertising. und yer the settlementube also agrees to limit its data collection. and, on wall street, gains in technology stocks fueled a rally. tndhe dow jonestrial average gained 237 points to close at 26,355. the nasdaq rose 102 points, and the s&p 500 added 31. still to come on the newshour: blocking brexit-- british l makers move to stop an abrupt break from the european union. protests turn to policy in hong kong, as a controveral extradition bill is withdrawn. howhe amazon rainforests bear tbrhe brunt oil's booming agriculture business, and much more. >> woodruff: we return london, and the showdown between the prime minister and parliament over brexit.

i don't think that's where the fed is i think the issues that gretchen talked about are predominant >> i was going to talk about it and i thought it would draw you out, but he didn't jump in for once >> i'm immune to your charms >> you really are. >> back in a few minutes with a little bit of what powell says >> yes, powell's going to speak. here's what's coming up on "the halftime report. >>> jon's seeing unusual activity in the options market this latest trades straight ahead. >>> plus, come fly with me one firm says american airlines and delta are buys right now our investment debate it in our "call of the day." >>> and next week, halftime hits the road we're live from san francisco. guests include dick costolo. and more you don't want to miss it starting monday. "the halftime report" is back in two minutes. ♪ >>> all right. it is time now for your "call of the day" berenberg sees investors soar with airlines stocks, specifically delta and american airlines, with buys today. calling for 20% upside into each american airlines is their topic. anybody around the table pick this up tha

cycle, michigan elected gretchen, so instead of a republican, it is a very appealing, very effective my credit governor. problem, they already had one in hensylvania and wisconsin, has much less of a dynamo. i cannot express enough. one county will be a problem. wayne county will be a problem. he has got to cover the spread. or, he cannot win in michigan. that is the play in the upper peninsula. it is these economic blue-collar voters. he was not far off in new hampshire, she was not far off in arizona. there is ways that you work the map in different scenarios, that is what people will be watching 100%. states,u look at the every single one of those states , pennsylvania, wisconsin, throw in florida, all of those states all had a republican running for senate who outperformed trump on the ballot, and none of those states had a republican running for senate. there is no ron johnson to help drag trump -- trump across the line and the suburban voters will say, hey, he is kind of offensive but i have to vote for the senate candidate i might as well vote state -- straight party. tim: you

michigan elected gretchen witmer. effectiveealing, democratic governor. that is a problem. have the guy in wisconsin. i cannot express enough, wayne county is going to be a problem. the spreadthe cover in places like macomb or he can't win in michigan. economic,e blue-collar areas. he was not that far off and new hampshire, she was not that far off in arizona. there are ways to work the math and different scenarios, but these three, that's what people will be watching on election day, 100%. >> if you look at those states, every one of those days, pennsylvania, wisconsin, throw hadlorida, those states all a republican running for senate who outperformed trump on the ballot. none of those states have a republican running for senate this time. there is no marco rubio, pat toomey to drug trump across the line and have the suburban voters in those places say he is kind of offensive but i will vote for the senate candidate so i might as well vote party ticket. >> you talked about electability being fool's gold. i think some of the leg worn, ofebody bernie -- you think summary lik

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in an interview with "the washington post" gretchen whitmer said that the house department found vapingalth in which which prompt herd to take the action. the post writes, the governor complained that e-cigarette companies are using sweet flavors like bubble gum and froot loops to hook people on nicotine. the ban which covers both retail and online sales goes in effect immediately and will last for six months. and can be renewed for another six months. coming up this morning, governor whitmer will be a guest on the show. and danny cevallos to talk more about it. state officials, danny, say they are working to develop permanent regulations to ban flavored e-cigarettes. what do you think this feasibly could look like to you? >> well, you start with the fact that e-cigarettes and vaping is something that's relatively new. regulations have struggled to define what exactly they are. they're not exactly cigarettes. they're something else. they don't use combustion the way others do. society has not become accustomed to them the way society has been accustomed to tobacco and liquor. so, what w

points to a chemical derived from vitamin e that he used in some paving liquids in michigan governor gretchen whitmer took matters into her own hand temporarily banning flavored nicotine vaping products in that state this is a health crisis that we're confronting. >>on would never be permitted to phyllis cigarettes. >>but the vaping industry says that's an overreaction it's like finding contaminated lettuce and banning peanut butter. mike hogan is what smoke-free alternatives. a beeping lobby firm. >>the cigarettes are safe have been used by millions of people over a decade with no illnesses whatsoever. >>lawmakers like illinois senator dick durbin are calling on the fda to completely ban beeping of flavored nicotine products tweeting we can expect more vaping related hospitalizations until us fda starts doing its job in washington raquel martin. >>7.19 for your money is mourning the raiders see the biggst jump in value in the nfl. and how california is considered retirement and where we rank with that jane king is live at the nasdaq with a straight hygiene. >>the high during good morning wil

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cycle, michigan elected gretchen, so instead of a republican, it is a very appealing, very effective my credit governor. problem, they already had one in hensylvania and wisconsin, has much less of a dynamo. i cannot express enough. one county will be a problem. wayne county will be a problem. he has got to cover the spread. or, he cannot win in michigan. that is the play in the upper peninsula. it is these economic blue-collar voters. he was not far off in new hampshire, she was not far off in arizona. there is ways that you work the map in different scenarios, that is what people will be watching 100%. states,u look at the every single one of those states , pennsylvania, wisconsin, throw in florida, all of those states all had a republican running for senate who outperformed trump on the ballot, and none of those states had a republican running for senate. there is no ron johnson to help drag trump -- trump across the line and the suburban voters will say, hey, he is kind of offensive but i have to vote for the senate candidate i might as well vote state -- straight party. tim: you

demomocratic governor gretchen whitmer said e-cigarette manufacturers are using deceptive marketing and candy flavors to "hook children on nicotine."." reregulatotors have fined youtue ovover $170 million for violatig the privacy of children by collecting their personal data without parental consent. the federal trade commission and new york's attorney general say youtube, which is owned by google, illegally gathered and used the data to target underage users with advertising. the record settlement must now be approved by a judge. authorities sasay the governmemt ofof west texas was barred from purcrchasing firearms because he was deemed mentally y unfit.t. he felt a firearmrms backgrgroud check in 2014. -- he fafailed a firearms background checkck in 2014. investigators believe they may have identified the individual who made a private sale ofof the gun used in the rampage which killed people and injured at seven least 25 others. the survivor of a rape that sparked widespread outrage in 2016 due to the leniency of the punishment for the rapist brock turner has revealed her identity as

on their lives and it's bad for victims of sexual assault and sexual harassment and we heard from gretchen karlsson from his experience as a member of the armed forces. finally, if arbitration was truly beneficial for working people it would be popular with the american people. instead, more than 84% of americans across the political spectrum support ending forced arbitration and employment in consumer disputes because i know it harms their interests. so i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment which would mean millions and millions of americans would continue to suffer at the hands of forced arbitration provisions which deny them the right to have their claims heard and will continually allow big corporations in this country to not be held accountable for misconduct. >> would the gentleman wreeld? >> thank you. i thank the gentleman for yielding. this motion would allow current contracts that force contracts to have unknowing victims to remain in place and that's the problem. these provisions were without knowledge of the victims, and now you'll be forcing them to be bound by the arb

smith, a leading civil rights lawyer who has represented women in sexual harassment suits, including gretchen carlson's well stint at fox news. and jamie nowad.a. in the southern district of new york. thanks for joining me. >> thank you. >> what do you see as important about what has added to this story? >> what we thought was happening was real. it was a sham fbi investigation. it was too limited by the white house. the republican senators went along with it. i think the vote was 48 to 62 in this case. the narrowest vote for a supreme court justice ever. and i wonder why when we only have nine lifetime appointments on the united states supreme court. we would fight over such a flawed appointment and i believe the reason is because trump is going to go to the wire for this man, trump himself has been accused of rape credibly by two women, one of them his ex-wife, and credibly been accused of sexual misconduct by at least 17 others. he seems to want to take on this idea that women should be free from sexual abuse. and some of his base seem to rally around. any other president would be distanci

teenage activist gretchen burke condemns world leaders for not taking action as a climate summit gets underway at the u.n. . families wait for news of loved ones in afghanistan after an airstrike kills at least 40 people. a school building collapses in kenya's capital 7 children are killed with more feared buried in the rubble. pile of their own festival in london with the latest from europe including hundreds of thousands of travelers are left stranded all to britain's oldest travel company goes bust. and i'm lee harvey in with sports russia's place at the summer olympics is in doubt amid a new doping controversy and at the rugby world cup wales open their campaign with a bonus point went against georgia law. good to have you with as world leaders have been attending a special summit on climate change at the united nations 66 countries have pledged to kant's carbon emissions to 0 by 2050 it's seen as a vital goal in preventing catastrophic longer term climate change well the teenage climate activists gratitude and burke spoke to heads off the leaders making a passionate statement acc

joining us from lansing, is michigan's democratic governor, gretchen whitmer.re here. i know a lot of kids vape, young kids, they're coming in different flavors. of course barnicle does. just joking. this is like cigarettes all over again, and because apparently they aren't as potent as cigarettes, they think this is allowable. what's going on? >> so what we know is that in 2018, the u.s. surgeon general said we have an epidemic. my chief medical officer this week said we have a public health crisis. it's time to take action, so i'm using my executive authority as governor to order the department of health and human services to ban e-cigarettes, the flavored e-cigarettes, to restrict advertising and the misleading advertising that they're engaged in, that it's healthy or that it's a good alternative. and to ensure at point of sale, they're not marketing these right next to the candy. we have seen an 800 percent, 900% increase in 2011 in use of this, and 81% of our young kids who start vaping start with a flavoring product and that's why it's so important we ban

before we go, a tipor >>> before we go, a >>> before we go, a tip for being happy in partnership with gretchenuul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> good morning, it is 8:55. i am michelle griego. due to high fire danger this morning, pg&eshg is considering turning power off in nine northern california counties. in all, 124,000 customers could lose power by tonight. >>> in nevada county the uba river is turning from clean blue to a cloudy yellow color. investigators from many agencyerize testing for toxic metals such as ars nm, lead, and mercury after finding high levels of e. coli. >>> a climate fair was yesterday, more than 20 governments and organizations had tables, coinciding with the climate summit in new york this week. we will have news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms, including our website,

thanks to our partnership with gretchen ruben and her podcast "happier."ven by habits. a strategy called pairing is an easy way to create good habits. you pair an activity you love with one you want to make yourself do. for instance, watch your favorite tv show only when you are on the treadmill. or listen to the podcast you love while folding lawnry. this can be a powerful way to reinforce a good habit and once you've done the task together enough times, the good habit will be harder to break. >> okay. i don't fold laundry. as my wife will tell you. i don't believe -- i listen to podcasts for all other chores, and it does work. i look forwards to doing the dishes because i pair it with a podcast. >> i like going tooo the gym an getting the doughnut. that works for d >>> 98 three flights delays and 87 flights canceled because of major repair work on runway 2al which serves the majority of international flights. >>> police investigating a shooting in the mission district that left a man dead and a woman wounded just after 9 last night near crocker amazon pa

our hearing from fox news nd former campaign tatar gretchen, talked campaign tatar, gretchen, talked about forced arbitration. corporate immunity. it's rigged because corporations et to pick the arbitrators and the whole thing is entirely secret. that's why overwhelmingly the american people want forced end once and for all. that's what the fair act does. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from north dakota is recognized. mr. armstrong: thank you, madam chair. we can't talk about this bill and arbitration without also talking about class actions mayor brown did a study on class action suits and rather on simply relying antidotes, the study undertook empurecal analysis of unitive and class action lawsuits filed in federal court in 2009. in the entire data set, not one f the class actions ended in a final judgment on the merits for the plaintiff. and none of the class actions went to trial. a judge or a jury. the vast majority of cases to most no benefits members of the punitive class, even though in a number of those sought to awyers who

it's part of our partnership with gretchen ruben and her podcast "happier."a study for that. >> that's right. >> a simple and easy way to boost your mood is to listen to your favorite upbeat song and create a playlist. >> you can listen to our happiness playlist on spotify. we can't tell you what is -- >>> good morning. traffic alert continues but i do have some better news to report. just checked in with chp and it looks like they're going to open at least two lanes. this is northbound 680 right around androtti. all lanes are shut down. it was hauling major fuel spill. they're working on mopping up the mess. i just heard from chp two lanes will be re-opening in just 2 minutes. however that southbound side still taking a major hit. lanes still closed on the left-hand sides. all approaches as well like 580 if you're trying to get over 680. so give yourself a few extra minutes. try to use public transit. clearing an accident here also south 880 right at 980. we had reports of flooding and a crash there. careful as you hit the roadways. also a crash and effect w

caller: hi, gretchen, how are you doing? i am calling, i work for the city here in ohio.he department of natural that when youlaw sucked water out of the ground, you had to measure it. the state of ohio department of natural resources estimate -- measures one billion gallons a day sucked out of the ground and dumped into lake erie or the ohio river. the ohio river takes half of that. if all the states had a lot -- a law like ohio that measured how much water was growing into the ohio river or this is to be river, that would make sense to everybody. nothing but ahave bunch of people saying i have a theory. let's get some measurements and numbers. the dead things called zone. it has grown to the size of rhode island. we could stop that by taking a pipeline from mississippi out to death valley. host: mark, newport news, virginia. your ideas. caller: it is not an idea. every plan around our -- planets around our sun from mercury all the way to pluto is experiencing warming for one reason, our sun is warmer than it was 50, 60, or 100 years ago. our big problem is pollution. we

and it also means that i am the congresswoman for our governor, gretchen witmer, for our senator debbie stabenow, and it just makes it really effective to work issues together. the most important thing that i carry with me from 15 years in national security is a focus on the mission. probably the biggest one. when you're at the cia or you're doing a tour in iraq, none of the politics matters. the mission matters. what you are trying to get down, how you work to get that done and a laser focus on that. i bring that same spirit to congress. on homeland security in particular, there is no way to get around the fact that we have a crisis at the border. the number of people coming over the border right now would swamp any administration of any political persuasion. so, we have a responsibility to deal with that in a humanitarian and decent way. so that is definitely a big issue that we work on. election security. we need to protect ourselves, protect our election system. it is the heart of our democracy. so, that is a big issue we spend a lot of time on. and i think trying to understand the