hastings: mr. speaker, i am prepared to go forward with my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hastings: i thank the gentlelady from north carolina for yielding the customary 30 minutes for debate. my friend, the gentlelady from north carolina, speaks that the in a way that is hollow. i'll tell you what's hollow. talk about regular order in this institution. the general public may not know that there is a methodology that allows for all proceedings to go forward. customarily a measure of this kind would have had a committee hearing and a committee markup. it did not and that is not regular order. mr. speaker, we are now less than 48 hours away from another government shut down. and instead of considering a continuing resolution, we are debating legislation that will limit a woman's access to health services and make it harder for medicaid patients to obtain care. a state like florida, state like texas that did not accept medicaid money under so-called obamacare, wonde

hastings: you're still not getting to the root of the problem. rep. schakowsky: this is not specifically mentioning planned parenthood. there are counties and community health centers that do with their own money or private insurance money or whatever provide abortion services. this is legislation that could also take those providers out of the system. -- forals with anyone example, cook county, if the legislature decided that could county health systems, and that is clinics and also the hospitals, could not be at medicaid recipient because with it doesal money, provide a whole range of services including abortion services. , posing asegislature doctors, would decide this health service should not be available. and that would be that. it would seem theings: legislation itself is incredibly far-reaching and would essentially allow the state to exclude a provider or entity that has provided an abortion or entity of provider that has had any sort of association or involvement with abortion. listen to the language and i ask innocently -- unanimously to in

hastings for the democrats. mr. sessions: judge hastings for democrats. i'd like to if i can be as clear as i can be not knowing when the senate will perform their duties. knowing that rather quickly, as soon as we receive it, we would want members to know, put us on notice, but our next scheduled meeting is for wednesday at 3:00. knowing that if the senate gets their work done, we would come in as quickly as possible. i will deal with hopefully this -- ms. slaughter: we'll deal with the c.r. mr. sessions: because of the timing, i would anticipate that. i would -- i know miles and he will be in contact. and i'll do my very best to get with you. ms. slaughter: can't wait to see what's in it. mr. sessions: i know you will. me, too. thank you very much. this now finishes the committee work for the day. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> that planned parenthood bill is due to com

hastings for democrats. >> and judge hastings for democrats. i'd like to, if i can, be as clear as i can be, not knowing when the senate will perform their duties, knowing that rather quickly, as soon as we receive it, we would want members to know, put us on notice. but our next scheduled meeting is for wednesday at 3:00. knowing that if the senate gets their work done, we'd come in as quickly as possible. i'll deal with hopefully this -- >> it is probably because of the timing, because of the timing, i'd anticipate that. but i know miles and hugh will be in contact. i'll do my very best to get with you. >> can't wait to see what's in it. >> i know you will. me, too. thank you very much. this now finishes the committee work for the day.

reid hastings speaks.l hear from the netflix ceo this hour, and the best performing stock in the s&p continues its record run.

the last time i saw netflix's ceo reed hastings.hat was back on donny deutsch's terrific show "the big idea" on cnbc. always good to get something right to the tune of 2,300% plus while the s&p is up 42%. netflix has become a streaming video colossus and has fabulous original programming that has transformed the way we watch tv. they're expanding like crazy internationally and can cover the whole globe by the end of next year -- that's if they felt like it. their domestic business is proving to be much more profitable than the legion of critics ever imagined. now, netflix even after its recent 24-point pullback remains the best-performing stock in the s&p 500, up more than 100% for the year. and when you get this kind of retreat in the stock, historically as i always tell you through thick and thin it's been a very good buying opportunity. worst case and in this miserable market we would probably get it as stock goes lower and you can buy more at cheaper prices before it starts its rebound. earlier today i got a chance to check in w

reid hastings speaks. you'll hear from the netflix ceo this hour, and the best performing stock in the s&p continues its record run. we'll begin, where else, with the marks that continue to react to the fed's decision on interest rates. the decision to do nothing amid concerns about global growth. stocks ran up getting a lot back at this hour. raising the issue of how to invest in what could be a much more difficult environment. steve weiss, i think that's what we have. more uncertainty than we came into yesterday with. >> what i got three weeks ago is we probably have to go back into the 1800s in terms of the s&p that the market still overvalued, fully valued or overvalued, but i'm not seeing strategists take down their estimates on s&p earnings, and have you to do that because of em growth slowing. however, we've had 91 companies preannounce negative surprises already as of september 11th. i think this is the quarter finally where we don't surprise wrup side surprise and reduced expectations. i continue

reid hastings. >> the stock up 109% for the we're. down pretty sharply so far over last month.ight. let's send it over to john with a look at what's coming up next on "squawk alley." john. >> we're going to continue to watch these market major indexes all down about 1% after that fed decision we got yesterday. also, alibaba, it's been a year since the ipo. the stock is nearly half where it was at its peak around $120. what's next for alibaba? we'll talk to a major investor. apple's ad blockers. a big subject when ios 9 is out. are they working? are they good for the internet or bad? all that and more coming on "squawk alley." and there's no going back. lease the 2015 gs 350 with complimentary navigation system for these terms. see your lexus dealer. ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ >>> good morning. 11:00 p.m. in ch

reed hastings. mr. jake tapper and mrs. jennifer tapper. mr. james marin and mr. jack marin. mrs. amy cunningham and mr. s cunningham. mr. wade radel and -- mr. john penn. the honorable dianne feinstein. >> i think the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome the president of the largest country in the world. i am on the pacific rim and the pacific rim is the largest center of trade and commerce in the world today and i think working at a good relationship with china is extraordinarily important. business? >> i don't call the senate business that i'm delighted to be here. thank you. the honorable dr. henry kissinger and mrs. henry kissinger. the honorable greg strok -- the honorable wendy sherborn and mr. bruce strokes. announcer: in his weekly address, the president discusses prescription drugs. marsha blackburn of tenancy gives a republican response on efforts to defund planned parenthood. president obama: hi, everybody. today, september 26th, is "national prescription drug take-back day." it's a day where you can safely, conveniently, and responsibly dispose of expired and

and tonight jim cramer sits down with reed hastings for a very rare interview. what he had to say when jim asked about competition and consolidation in the space. take a listen. >> more media consolidation coming because you are so disruptive and market cap, i believe, worth all of what at one point. >> the taxi cabs haven't been able to hold back uber and nobody can hold back walmart, but the sector offers such power. >> and why is it important to talk about the competition. are you a competitive guy. >> we talk on the earnings call like the board of directors. we give our exact internal forecast out. we're not trying to massage it or play with it. we talk about competitors the way we talk about them inside. i don't see why it is a difficult topic. and we have great competitors. hbo, we've grown over 40 million in the u.s. and hbo has continued to grow. >> guy? >> david faber has been with the goldman media an fence and he mentioned it today. everything comes back to netflix. it is the trade. tim is right. this went from $118 but guess where it held the other d

andired thomas hastings another young architect who would later go on to be the architect's most notably of the new york public library. they turned what had been a hotelinto a luxury resort that looked like something that had been picked up from spain, from seville, and brought over here and dropped down on the east coast in what was an old spanish town. saint augustine was noted at the time and still is, of course, as the oldest city in america. flagler was sensitive in coming up with a modern building, but one that would fit in with the ambience of an old spanish town. henry flagler was a hardheaded businessman. at standard oil, we saw him as a hardheaded businessman. but, he was also somebody who had big ideas. at standard, he was able to corporation.ant in florida, i believe he came with a limited idea at first. just build a hotel in saint augustine. but i also believe that very quickly, that dream expanded. for example, he realized that he needed to on the railroad railroad- own the between jacksonville and saint augustine to make sure that guests could get to his hotel convenientl

you did speak to reed hastings last week. >> is it happening right now? people cut the court and are binging. >> very few people cut the cord, what's happening now in sports networks, we'll go to on-demand. you will be able to watch any game, on any device. think of all the current linear networks. they'll go to on demand also, just like hbo has. >> that's very threatening if you're a traditional company. i look at a cbs, that stock is in a terrible bear market. viacom, terrible bear market. really struggling. >> it's the worse. viacom is the most disadvantaged n part by netflix. its kids programming and so many other things. it trades at six or seven times earnings, viacom. at some point these things become cheap. as for cvs, moonves will tell you he's getting on every bundle. every over the top offering includes cbs. he's saying we'll be okay. >> netflix is saying over and over again, tv is internet. if it's internet that does make the -- explains the stocks. hastings was a delight, i felt, in terms of his long-term view about how content does sell. the

hastings for democrats. >> and judge hastings for democrats. i'd like to, if i can, be as clear as i can be, not knowing when the senate will perform their duties, knowing that rather quickly, as soon as we receive it, we would want members to know, put us on notice. but our next scheduled meeting is for wednesday at 3:00. knowing that if the senate gets their work done, we'd come in as quickly as possible. i'll deal with hopefully this -- >> it is probably because of the timing, because of the timing, i'd anticipate that. but i know miles and hugh will be in contact. i'll do my very best to get with you. >> can't wait to see what's in it. >> i know you will. me, too. thank you very much. this now finishes the committee work for the day. thank you very much. >> we'll hear more about planned parenthood tomorrow when the organization's presidenty is se cecile richards comes before the committee. that hearing is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. eastern. we have live coverage here on c-span3. >>> tonight on the communicators, we'll talk with the internet c

they just said oh god come to my assistance, oh lord make haste to help me.ey said glory be to the father and to the son and to the holy spirit as it was in the beginning will now be forever, halle luj hallelujah. and now they're beginning with a hymn. ♪ ♪ hallelujah hallelujah ♪ >> they spoke about the vestments. he has not changed, but he has added a shawl. >> it's called a stole. a stole is what a priest always wears when he says formal prayers. could be anything from the burial rights at the graveside, or leading a prayer service. he has to wear the stole during the baptism, normally. the priest always has stole during mass, but it's usually covered by another vestment. >> is the color something that he can choose? is it representative of something? >> you're seeing here he's wearing red right now. red is the color of -- we wear when we celebrate martyrs, the feast days of martyrs. it's also for pentecost, and also on good friday. >> and the bishops who were in attendance, what are they expecting to gain out of this? this must be a special time as well. >

i am melanie hastings. thank you for joining us today. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with the forecast. looking good out of there. we are enjoying nice weather. we have not had much rain since , and not day of august rain in our immediate future. our seven day forecast shows more days like this. withmorning, we started the feeling of fall in the air. the 95e milder close to corridor. 60 degrees at reagan national airport. ativan noon hour, still upper 60's in cumberland. 70's elsewhere. what we will find through the afternoon is temperatures picking up somewhere around 84 for the high. that's a few degrees above average. it will feel comfortable because of the dryness in the air. we will wake up tomorrow morning with clear skies and temperatures in the 50's. forecast for tonight. 52 in the city. 60's elsewhere -- 62 in the city. 50's elsewhere. melanie: thanks so much. and historic pilgrimage is happening today. sam sweeney is in york, pennsylvania, where 100 women are marching 100 miles for the pope's historic visit. we will get

. >> reporter: 17-year-old joe rogers is a trendsetter at hastings high school in new york.up on the newest gadgets. and always sporting the hippest outfits. but when it comes to listening to music, joe is old-school. surprisingly you prefer a vinyl record to digital music. >> yes. in this digital age a record is tangible, you can hold it. >> reporter: rogers' retrogroup seems to be a trend in itself. in the first quarter of 2015 vinyl record sales were up by more than 50% and by more than 250% from five years ago. >> even if a vinyl has been played a lot or has scruffs on it, it gives a warm feeling to it. >> reporter: a vinyl re1r50eu68 that puts a smile on a face of longtime lp fan mike repp. in the 1990s, cd's were supposed to wipe out vinyl. then digital music 10 years later was supposed to totally kill it. what happened? >> well, a lot of the younger people, tapping into vinyl for -- because it's kinds of retroand cool but also they have a tangible object. >> reporter: he owns clockwork records in hastings, started in 2013, with the hope of keeping alive old vinyl favo

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jack hast knows that such strong teams that he can run both. earlier this year i asked him if he was becoming an activist -- he said hesaid wanted to fix twitter. sinceave been invested anyone can be invested. there are more than a billion people who have tried it and not stuck around. twitter needs to be easier and more exciting and less intimidating for all the people. emily: turning now to china. the president's first state business to the united states is later this month. the president will be attending a tech summit in seattle, organized by the chinese government are here is what we know. bloomberg has confirmed that alibaba founder jack ma will be there. apples to cook will be planning to attend and may the ceos of facebook and google as well. they will attend a dinner hosted by microsoft founder bill gates at his home. thes interesting, given president obama's hard-line on china and the chinese president's hard-line on u.s. tech companies. what do you make of the chinese government organizing its own little side trip ahead of the state

mark cuban and neo, reid hastings, apple's tim cook and facebook's mark zuckerburg.k zuckerburg posted this picture of himself and his wife before they left for dinner. as you know they are expecting their first child. and the first lady is getting attention for her wardrobe choice. she tweeted this picture tonight. mrs. obama wore a black off the shoulder mermaid gang made by vera wang and they called attention to the first lady's hair which looks long and to the side. >> and just checked and she is top trending. >> sandhya patel is here to tell us about the weather. >> she looks stunning in there. look at live doppler 7hd. we have high clouds passing through. the fog has not come back yet, but it will be back tomorrow. you will notice the difference. today the cooling was confined mainly to the coast and bay. temperatures were down inland, but didn't feel like it. mid-nineties in the hotspot. san francisco dropped 20 degrees from yesterday. it was 70 today most areas in the 50s and 60s and concord at 72 degrees. a live look from the exploratorium camera and visibil

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san francisco state, city college, the academy of art university, golden gate university, and uc hastings.>>> the latest on the deadly valley fire. it is now 75% contained and has burned through 76,000 acres, destroying more than 1200 homes and 600 other buildings. this is the third worst wildfire in state history in terms of homes and buildings loss. the outpouring of help for the victims has been one of the bright spots. there are also some hard feelings about how the red cross handled the situation. at the napa valley fairgrounds, local volunteers cooked food and organized the donations people were dropping off after the valley fire forced evacuation. when the red cross arrived and took over, volunteers say they were stunned when the red cross tried to shut down donations, saying they would only accept cash.>> they told us that we were doing this illegally because they were managing the site. >> with the safety regulations we are under to respond to an issue like this, we have to be careful about what we give to folks in the shelter. >> the red cross insists it's mission is to 10 to es

. >> hast that la vista baby. you're expensdable. you have been totally rerecalled.all the way to the unemployment line. here is a line from my movie called collateral damage. have you seen it. >> too funny. >> i like get to the bedroom i'm really bad at the arnold impersons. so i'm just stick with "you're fired. but first, we have a very special guest. come on out, flo! [house band playing] you have anything to say to flo? nah, i'll just let the results do the talking. [crowd booing] well, he can do that. we show our progressive direct rate and the rates of our competitors even if progressive isn't the lowest. it looks like progressive is not the lowest! ohhhh! when we return, we'll find out whether doug is the father. wait, what? no, no, no, no, [music] people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. >>> leading the news in the detroit free press, first ever bubonic a plague case confirmed in michigan. the women is recovering. state officials say she is not a public health threat. and scientists say california hasn't been this

mark cuban and neo, reid hastings, apple's tim cook and facebook's mark zuckerburg.his picture of himself and his wife before they left for dinner. as you know they are expecting their first child. and the first lady is getting attention for her wardrobe choice. she tweeted this picture tonight. mrs. obama wore a black off the shoulder mermaid gang made by vera wang and they called attention to the first lady's hair which looks long and to the side. >> and just checked and she is top trending. >> sandhya patel is here to tell us about the weather. >> she looks stunning in there. look at live doppler 7hd. we have high clouds passing through. the fog has not come back yet, but it will be back tomorrow. you will notice the difference. today the cooling was confined mainly to the coast and bay. temperatures were down inland, but didn't feel like it. mid-nineties in the hotspot. san francisco dropped 20 degrees from yesterday. it was 70 today most areas in the 50s and 60s and concord at 72 degrees. a live look from the exploratorium camera and visibility is good looking a

joan williams is professor at the university of california hastings college of law. thank you for being here. you think this is the start of a major benefits, do you think it's to compete for the top talent? >> i think it's something technology companies need to do. what's spectacular, we have a tight labor market for talent in the bay area. one of the ways they're competing with better leave and more family benefits. that's a real change. that's striking. >> it's a real change. definitely grabbing national headlines. when you try to break it down, how do you get the cost and measure against the benefit they should be getting? >> well, the long-term benefit in terms of attraction of retention, which is the adobe person was speaking about is enormous. there's research that shows investments in 16 weeks of paid leave for businesses worldwide would save over the long haul $16 billion overall. so the short-term cost is how you flex to make it work when people leave, of course, also offers opportunities for other people to step up and develop. so there is some short-term

reed hastings and mr. ted jr. mr. jake tapper and mrs. jennifer tapper. mr. james marin and mr.ack marin. mrs. amy cunningham and mr. ed cunningham. mr. wade and mrs. lorna. mr. john penn. the honorable dianne feinstein and mr. richard. >> pardon me? i think the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome the president of the largest country in the world. i am on the pacific rim and the pacific rim is the largest center of trade and commerce in the world today and i think that working at a good relationship with china is extraordinarily important. >> so business or pleasure? >> i don't call the senate business but i think i'm delighted to be here. thank you. >> the honorable dr. henry kissinger and mrs. henry kissinger. miss kristie parson and miss melanie yow. >> that's what they tell us. that is what i did for many years and studied. interpreting. >> have fun. >> thank you, you too. >> the honorable greg s cowcroft. the honorable catherine and mr. david. the honorable wendy sherman and mr. bruce. president obama: good evening, everyone. on behalf of michelle and myself, welco

. >> translation: i've watched hast several parades on tv. it is the biggest in terms of size. this is an historical moment for china. >> reporter: many waited for an anticipated speech from chinese president xi jinping, including delegations and heads of states from more than 100 countries >> translation: people's liberation of china is the people's army, to protect security and wellbeing and carry out the noble mission of upholding world peace. here i announce that china will cut the number of troops by 300,000. despite the significant statement, many leaders from western nations, and the prime minister of japan did not attend. they see china flexing its muscle. sending a message that it can and are and will lend itself to disputed territory that it aims to claim. china was on the winning side during world war ii. personnel from two nations, including several central asian republics, and russia's asian ally pakistan joined in the parade. 70 years on, like other global nations, china needed to remember the heroes, paying tribute to the sacrifices. there's a clear message, glob

it's at the hasteings law school. for a full agenda of all the different workshops and speeches that are going to be given fshgs you can go to the ada 25 conference website. that's how i got there by googling ada 25 san francisco. on saturday, the disability unity festival will be held in the unity civic plaza and there will be many people there as well as our mc and a jazz band and there will be vendors and mod will be one of the vendors and of course the council knows about this because i understand that council members supanich maybe able to join us. staffing our mod booth. >> hoping too. >> yes. for others who don't know about it civic center plaza saturday september 26th from 12-3. also saturday september 26th, there is an art event called indigo eyes. it's an opening of an art exhibit that ties disability to the work of dr. oliver sak's. dr. sak's was the writer of the book awakenings and the man who mistook his wife for a hat and the difference in our different is normal and there are different disabilities. th

friedman is at the university of pennsylvania, joan williams is at the university of california hastings school of law. thank you for being here. do you think this is the start of a major benefits change or this is something that companies need to do to compete for some of the top talent? >> i think it's something the technology companies need to do, but what's spectacular is we have a tight labor market for talent here in the bay area. one of the ways that employees are competing is by trying to offer better leave and more family friendly benefits. that's a real change. that's striking. >> it's a real change. definitely grabbing national headlines. sue, when you try to break it down, how do you get what the cost is for the company and how do you measure that against the benefit that they should be getting? >> the long-term benefits in terms of attraction and retention which is what the adobe beperson was speaking about are enormous. there's been research that shows that investments in 16 weeks of paid leave for businesses worldwide would save over the long haul $16 billion overall. so t

mack breed's attorney haste his comments were regrettable but denied explicitly telling the teens to hit the ref. he claims he was angry after the referee used a racial slur, an allegation the ref denies, the two were suspended and may face criminal charges. >>> shocking video shows preschoolers fighting at their day-care center. one mother filed a lawsuit against the center saying a teacher actually encouraged the children to fight then recorded them on her cell phone. the now fired teacher denies recording the fight and said she calls herself a whistle-blower saying she leaked the video which was sent to her. >>> the makers of a popular birth control device were grilled about the safety of their product during a hearing. the device all the essure is a small coil implant thousands of women have complained that essure caused severe pain, fatigue and upset stomach among other symptoms. devicemaker bayer says it still stands by its product. >>> a hunter from minnesota had a close call when a black bear and he has the video to prove it all. the curious bear wandered up this ladder of hi

but when they saw us, they jam belled and the driver made haste. police haven't done much to stop the smugglers. that may change when the crackdown begins. many hungarians are already questioning the practical realities of the government's new measures, jim, wondering where they intend to imprison tens of thousands of migrants. and the idea of forcing them back or locking them out isn't going to work, either. >> axelrod: charlie, thank you. dozens were killed today when a construction crane collapsed at the grand mosque in mecca, the holiest site in saudi arabia. video posted online shows the crane crashing into the mosque during a storm. at least 107 are dead and more than 200 injured. this all happened less than two weeks before the annual hajj pilgrimage which draws millions to mecca. today, the house of representatives gave a symbolic thumbs down to a deal that would lift economic sanctions against iran in exchange for placing limits on its nuclear program. the vote won't stop the deal, but is iran ready to live up to its end of the bargain? he

emily: so john and ann doerr, bill gates, reed hastings, google, i know eric schmidt is on the board, how do you get these kinds of people to support you? sal: i mean, a lot of the folks you just mentioned, actually ended up -- they just found themselves using khan academy or they used it with their children. they were able to directly feel the benefit of it. emily: i am curious now. your model is there is no employee equity, right? sal: everyone gets the same stock package that i have. emily: there is not going to be an ipo, right? sal: there is not going to be an ipo, no. emily: at this point, do you worry about making ends meet? sal: we are a strange beast on a lot of levels. where we are, in some ways, we are a high growth tech thing that is reaching millions or hundreds of millions, but at the same time, we are not for profit. we are competing for the top people with google and facebook and dropbox, all of these -- uber -- these hot silicon valley companies, but we aren't able to give the stock packages. we find if you give them a good salary, you give them a good mission, you gi

hast: apparently he still these invitations outstanding, but he has made it known that the welcoming committee at the white house is going to include ktransgendered individual, a piscopo priest, a nun who rejects the churches teaching on and theia and abortion, vatican's objection to this was not that the pope was going to have a problem deal with those people. he is going to treat them with one and with love. that's not it. thisis a manipulation of event and trying to turn it into a photo up. -- a photo op. this is kind of the think that pope francis talks about and does not like. he talks repeatedly about how service has to take priority over ideology. what we are seeing from the white house is that primacy of ideology. we are going to shove it in your face the things that we do not like about catholicism. they are choosing -- the white house is choosing which people within the catholic faith they are going to elevate as real catholics and the dissenters. that is rather disrespectful and at the very least bad manners. i think there is something more than that. host: has the pope en

united states is not standing up to deal with issues to say this campaign against law-enforcement hast to end. why not? >> it is completely out of control and i think it will get worse before it gets better. last year i made a prediction after the two new york police officers were gunned down in cold blood remember that? after that incident i said we will continue to see these cases not only african-american in leaders but all beaters on bull's sides of the aisle deed to speak out to become enraged what we saw have been in texas. but also want to say the officer in texas wasn't killed just because he was wearing a police uniform the he was a white man and i have to say to be fair that is the hate crime but it disturbs me we have our heard anything from the justice department to investigate this as a hate crime. >> we lost for law-enforcement officers over the last seven days now one attorney-general or president. they are attacking cops their shooting and killing cops. exactly is a black or right to buy a good and bad and murder and non murder. to listen to the mtv award this becomes o

guest: in the senate right now, the administration is confident that the democrats will be able that hast this deal been crafted with the p5 plus one. what is going to happen is so far 38 democrats have announced their support for the deal. that is just a few shy of the number needed to filibuster, if they wanted to filibuster the resolution of disapproval. the debate will be pretty heated. they will start on it on tuesday. it looks like, even if it does pass the senate, democrats will have the vote to sustain a presidential veto. the 56 in opposition, there is ben cardin who wrote about his opposition on friday. here is his tweet about that thisgarding the iran deal, is a close call, but after lengthy review, i will vote to disapprove. how does this change it, if at all, the debate in the senate? guest: i think it very much embodies how difficult this issue has been for all the senators, the congress members, every single person, whether they have come out for it, or against it. they have said this has been the most difficult decision they have to make as a lawmaker. , a lot of us did no

in the moments before the battle he almost wound up in his haste to get into it road through the american lines and almost got captured by the british until the person turned the horse's stirrups around. within about two hours the american army was in full retreat. the president was galloping away. and the british terrified americans. there was a valiant stand by the united states marine corps and small part of sailors. but eventually they were overwhelmed. later that night the british went into washington, d.c. hours before the british went into washington, d.c., two clerks saved the declaration of independence. saved the constitution of the united states. if you think about it, documents, the declaration of independence would be one of the documents, that's sacred. put them in bags and got out of town. enlisted men have a way of getting things done. these clerks were just like that. the history records that they commandeered a wagon. they stole it. and they put these documents as well as the letters of the continental congress and george washington's correspondences in bags and took the

this violence against all of us regardless of what uniform any of us where hast and.ou: or comments come as illinois police are spending a 2nd a searching for three suspects who gunned down and killed more than 30 year veteran of the fox like illinois police department. fox news correspondent with our report . >> authorities appeared to hold back nothing. aircraft, dogs, and hundreds of personnel. the best description they had of what they were searching for was to white males and one black male. all the effort and intensity only ruled out the search area. >> after a 14 hour intensive manhunt for these individuals the perimeter was pulled last night at approximately 1030 is the individuals were not located within the perimeter after being extensively checked. >> confronting the suspects on tuesday morning because it was early, in an industrial area and look suspicious. >> it would be a fundamental police procedure. >> the next communication came from the officer. >> send everyone you possibly can. officer down. a lot of perimeter. >> some efforts turn to healing. i'm

. >>> prison haste a way of forcing convicts of meeting personal needs. the challenge is just as big for women as it is for men. when we arrived at the tennessee prison for women, we found that meeting personal needs had led to a dilemma for mary beth. >> they done wrote me up. >> what? >> what for? >> look, it says that they found a glove in two trash cans and a tampon. they're trying to say i had -- >> sexual activity of any sort is against prison rules. and even though she's allowed to have the individual items she was caught with, she was written up for how they were assembled, or at least partially assembled. >> i'm pleading not guilty because they have no evidence. when they found it, it was not intact, okay? >> what was you going to do with it? >> everything that they have is things that i was allowed to have. >> but she did tell us that if she were going to make what she's accused of making, she has a good idea of how to do it. >> you have to have your marker to make it hard and you have to put your pads over it to protect it. >> as mary beth bega

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. >> a man with haste of using counterfeit cash is arrested again for the same crime. the sheriff say they arrested a 50-year-old transient after using counterfeit bills at wineries with $400 worth of the cash with heroin. the suspect was convicted of passing counterfeit bill as month ago. >> russian lawmakers have given president vladimir putin the okay to send troops to syria to help fight the militants claiming they do not plant to put troops on the ground but they will use the air force. until now, vladimir putin and other officials have said russia has only been providing weapons and training to syria's army. donald trump is weighing in here is why the gone presidential contender is praising vladimir putin and why the billionaire is feeling the heat. >> clinton vs. trump, bill clinton taking a swing at the going presidential contender. >> he should not be able to insult your way to the white house. >> in an interview the former president fiving back at donald trump after months of attacking hillary clinton calling them fat free. >> she is the worst secretary of st