the heene family.e here. >> that gives you a clue. >>> meanwhile, outside on the plaza on this saturday morning, september 19th, 2015. we have quite the good crowd. very excited to be here on the last weekend of summer. fall starts on wednesday. >> 5:00 a.m. >> equinox? >> autumnal equinox. >>> here is what is making headlines today. one person in custody with a series of shootings that terrorized drivers on i-10 in phoenix. police arrested leslie allen merritt jr. saying ballistic evident matched the shootings of the first four shootings. >>> and kim davis says she won't issue same-sex marriage licenses could be in trouble again. she removed her name from the licenses in what is in direct order from the court. >>> and pope francis set to arrive from cuba in hours. it is the beginning of a week long visit to cuba and the united states. his stops here will take him to washington, d.c. and philadelphia and new york city. >>> a lot to get to, but let's start with the big budget movie in theaters right now

there they are, right there, the heene family.re excited to be here. >> those moves will give you a clue to what the boys are up to. >> i know. >>> meanwhile, outside on rockefeller plaza, saturday 19th, 2015, we've got quite the crowd out there, enjoying this last weekend of summer. fall starts on wednesday. >> is it the equinox. >> the autumnal equinox. here is a look on this last saturday of summer, what's making headlines today. one person is in custody in connection with a series of shootings that terrorized drivers on arizona's highway 10. ballistic evidence from a gun he owned matches the first four of those shootings. >>> kim davis the county clerk in kentucky who says that she won't issue same-sex marriage licenses could be in trouble again. she removed her name from those licenses in what could be a direct violation of a judge's order, according to a deputy clerk there. davis' lawyer disputes that claim. >>> and post francis set to arrive in cuba in just a matter of hours. it is a kickoff to a week-long visit to that cou

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heen he was in braz -- when he was in brazil i couldn't see him. this may be my chance. >> pope francis has a busy schedule in new york. friday he starts by giving a spax to world leaders at the united nations general assembly. it's been highly answered, and he'll do other things, visiting ground zero, and visiting latino or african-american children at a school in harlem. while there, he'll visit immigrants, and refugees. it's all part of his broader mission, one of his key themes here on his visit to the united states so far, to bring attention to the plight of those less fortunate. >> hours earlier pope francis addressed that meeting of the u.s. congress. the pontiff spoke about some of the most polarizing issues facing lawmakers, encouraging them to use their powers to fight climate change, overcome racial inequality and welcome migrants to the country. here is halkett. >> tens of thousands greeted pope francis as he arrived on capitol hill for an historical address at a joint meeting of congress. >> mr speaker, the pope of the holy seer. >> in

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. >> the entire heene family with us. mom and dad and all three kids. when we followed this, we were glued to the tv and the days followed. we are looking forward to catching up with them and now. >> was it all a hoax? it doesn't seem like six years ago. >> so true. >>> we will have that coming up. the top story is the arrest overnight of suspect in a string i-10. police catching up with him investigation. nbc's gadi schwartz is in arizona this morning. gadi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. the arrest happened in front of this walmart where the suspect shopping with his young son. for a while. they followed him throughout the day and finally the s.w.a.t. team moved in. after a three-week manhunt in walmart. >> they tackled him ten feet inside the automatic doors and within two minutes, they had him cuffed and basically walking him out. >> reporter: police arrested the man they think was terrorizing i-10 by shooting at cars and trucks speeding down the highway. >> we made an arrest. >> reporter: the initial announcement in the form of a t

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butç heene while, the whole family, of course -- meanwhile, the whole family, of course, has been innd out of the hospital with these sort of repeated asthma attacks exacerbated by, youç know, by jennifer sort of wringing sickness -- >> host: and so, you know, like you said, middle class workers wouldn'tñr tolerate this, becaue they have osha and other work protections and so on. >> guest: right. >> host: wageçe1 theft -- >> guest: wage theft. >> host: you talk about wage theft as something that, you know, we just say, hey, if they had better character, if they would accept responsibility, they would do well. we know they don't have a pension, we know often that they don't have health insurance, but these are things that people don't think about. they take a safe working environment for granted. what is wage theft? >> guest: so common practice is with hotel maids. so you're told you have to clean a room befe you clock in. >> host: yeah. >> guest: so you've put in 45 minutes before you're even allowed to clock in, and then you're paid minimum wage. so these kinds of practices where

when she was endorsed by jeantia heen over the weekend, she had this ridiculous choir of erythmic white npr listening women pretending to do a negro spiritual where they substituted jesus' name and replaced it with hillary. i don't know who thought that was a great idea. whether they're going to do that with every well-known hymn. what a friend we have in hillary. she walks with me and talks with me and tells me poll tested jokes. i don't know if they'll do that with every hymn. there's no upside. it's not as if she's a great rogue which is what hillary clinton is. you know he's an unprincipaled rogue but he gets away with it because the charming bits are charming. when she's not being criminal she's being wooden and unlikable. and the danger for the democrats is that bernie sanders will end up sneaking this thing away from her in iowa and new hampshire kw her so-called south carolina fire wall is going to crumble, too. that strategy won't work. >> i don't think that's going to work ever. if they ever change amazing grace to amazing hillary, i'm done, i'm out, it's over. we've lost. goo

steven, i heene, you're the political strategist here.donald trump doing everything right or doing everything wrong and people are sick of politicians? >> well, i guess only time will tell. let's not forget these sort of unconventional candidacies aren't anything new to american politics. just four years ago we saw michele bachmann and herman cain leading this the polls, but, you know, leading time eventually, you know, had its curtain call, and they were overcome in the primaries and in the caucuses going forward. so it's tough to be right at the top of the pack for so long, but all trump's numbers continue to move in the same direction. he's got to be happy with that. cheryl cheryl of course he is, michael. he's going to be in dallas, texas, tonight. he is in ted cruz country. and you would expect that texas would go to senator cruz in a primary, at least the delegates anyway. but texas voters are saying that ray really are relating to him because -- they really are relating to him because he's a straight shooter. and in texas, we kind

i heene, ageism is -- i mean, ageism is a great social impediment just as sexism is.and energetic and you want to do that, you should. i was also thinking though as you were talking that being a teacher, reading to kids in school, i mean, these -- wow, is that ever needed. especially by someone who knows a little history and wants to share it. >> host: mrs. cheney, do you have to be in good shape for a presidential campaign? >> guest: oh, my, yes. i have to also say dick did it after five heart attacks. but, you know, it came at a time in his life when he was very fit. he had a bad heart, and we're so lucky now, you know, since he's left the vice presidency, he's had a heart transplant. and it's a miracle, modern medicine. you think how it's changed our world, and when i raze history, i can't help -- read history i can't help think how it could have been different. >> guest: we've got some video we want to of -- to show of you campaigning at ellis island. >> guest: oh, what a wonderful place. >> host: there you are campaigning. what's a normal day of campaigning like

getting underway this week that will make some news perhaps related to what was just said. , a paper heeno-authored is out today, suggesting the fed does care on anfinancial stability equal basis with inflation and jobs. so maybe markets a right to look at what is happening in markets to decide what the fed is going to do. scarlet: sounds like a third mandate. michael: the conclusion of the paper that it is almost a third mandate even if it is not legally written into the law. mark: the whole discussion about when the fed would raise interest rate and how much, today is the last day of september. tomorrow, october, november, december. is there any consistent just consensus on at the fed is going to move between now and the end of the are? aboutl: not at all, 50/50, slightly moving against it. a question is, could they go in december, giving year end and liquidity being a little bit less in the markets, and if you think you might upset the markets, that might be a problem. he'll dudley said we do not really know what they liquidity situation is in the markets. the banks are complaining abo

. >> heene while, busy weekend on saturday. big walk for st. jude's hospital. elvis duran, eric trump and his wife laura and thousands of other people walked the raise money for st. jude's hospital -- >> where are you? >> i'm there with steven levine. it was a gorgeous day on saturday. we walked over the brooklyn bridge. by the way, they raised, i think, half a million dollars. >> i feel terrible about this. i did it last year and the year before but this year i just wrote a check. >> i know. that was very nice of you. you know what? we were all a little exhausted from, you know -- >> the pope mania. >> the pope petered us out, you know? [laughter] i don't know how he did it. but the rest of us were a little tired. but anyway, it was great, we were there. you were missed. >> eric trump, be by the way, son of donald trump and very imrestive guy. >> very involved with st. jude's hospital. >> well done, rosanna. >> thanks, everybody, for coming out there and supporting. mike, you were messed as well. >> but you wrote a check though, greg, i'm proud of you for that

that doesn't heene you shouldn't think about -- mean you shouldn't think about salt, but there's no question if you consume them, you're not going recommended limit. >> you know what? i'm a little upset because when i go to the movie theater, sometimes i want a pretzel with salt on it, and i'm hearing some of the theater chains may just get rid of them because it's going to be costly. the restaurant, in fact, the new york restaurant association -- please. >> -- released a statement and basically said this is just the latest in a long litany of superfluous hoops that restaurants here in new york must jump through. every one of these cumbersome new laws makes it tougher and tougher for restaurants to find success. >> so we have focused on chain restaurants because chain restaurants are in a particularly good position here because they have the information, and their menu is standardized. so for chain restaurants, they can do this. we know they can do this. they did this with calorie labeling. >> but it's costly. >> the icons themselves will -- we'll provide for them. >> you're going to give th

i heene, i know the ring, we've got to kiss the ring, but are we allowed to -- >> go for it. what does it feel like? >> nice. i feel like that might be sack religious. >> tickets to the mass tomorrow, three of them. >> the sacreligious part would be scalping them. >> you thought about it morning, and then i tackled it. >> how much would they go for? we're not selling them. we'll be there. it's going to be, hopefully, a joyous, ton occasion for everybody in new york, but it's also going to be a pain in the neck at the same time. >> yeah, to get around town. people are coming down the street taking pictures. it looks like the holy father. this is the first time, i think, madame tussaud's is unveiling this replica of the holy father. >> and check out the pope microphone. this is a nissan. not everything is 100% accurate, but it's a neat car. >> i dare you to high-five the holy father. >> i'm not going to mess with this thing. eric, thank you very much for providing this. how are you? >> we're great. thank you for the opportunity. >> how long did it take to create this? >> this f

i heene, we these to be able to answer some fundamental questions about the character and the content of policing. so i have some fundamental questions here. how many people were pulled over in their vehicle by police last year? raise your hand if you know the answer. raise it high, because we all want to know. all right, we'll skip that one. [laughter] how many times was force used by a police officer against a citizen of the united states last year? go ahead, raise your hands up high. we need to know. all right. maybe we'll skip that one as well, okay? how about this? are residentially segregated communities more likely to have police presence than racially integrated communities? raise your hand if you've got the day to -- data to prove that point. raise it up high, because i need to know. our lack of literacy on police issues to in this day is a national embarrassment. we ought to be ahim ad of ourselves -- ashamed of ourselves. and all of us proclaim we need to do better, myself included. i've gone from the bible, i've got to go to my mama. you can't be loud and wrong, you can't

i had one of the few conversations with secretary think heen i actually was listening to what i was saying. i emphasized the importance of the last pieces. i'm talking about the the previous military dimensions -- we all know they are involved militarily -- and how important that is not just from the standpoint of what it said, but the indication to us that we are really going to apply this thing. when i got the documents -- and i have been through all of them extensively -- i have to say, my temperature rose heavily. when i saw that we were lifting the conventional ban in five eight the missile ban in years, and on the front end, the missile test ban, and on top of what these agreements said, i was very troubled. i want to get the sanctions relief and perspective -- in perspective. i know you said 50 -- most are saying 56 -- overall it is 100. in fairness, it is about 100 million. to put that in perspective, their economy is $4.6 billion. $100 million would be like us getting in the next nine months, $4 trillion. relative to our economy. they have all said that over the next 10 years, the

with that, i now recognize the ranking member, congressman heene owes saw, for his -- hinojosa, for his opening remarks. >> thank you, chairwoman foxx. i join you in welcoming our distinguished panel of witnesses. the subject of this hearing is extremely sensitive. as ranking member of this subcommittee, i believe that we must raise the level of awareness in our communities and throughout our nation about the seriousness of campus sexual assault and its impact on our victims. both women and men and their families. these impacts are far reaching and include poor academic performance, stress, depression and abuse of alcohol and drugs. in addition to supporting the victim, we must also be sensitive to the rights of the accused. institutions of higher education must have processes that insure fairness in handling the allegations of campus sexual assaults and that campus investigations are consistent with our nation's longstanding principles of due process. whatever system is put in place, we must insure that victims are are not afraid to come forward. unfortunately, many victims are relucta

and even recognizing that there may have been error there doesn't heene that the whole -- doesn't meanasn't great. so that was the notion that i was trying to battle then. don't think i won, but i think it's still going on today and is something we need to be aware of. >> host: one would sometimes think,you >> host: one would sometimes think you've write for reading today's textbooks at the founders of this country weren't most singularly flawed group of men. >> guest: true are the best example is to read howard then history of the american people. that is the story. >> host: we have an e-mail from somebody about -- that howard zinn focused on people as he talked about focusing on personalities and maybe it's an area you agree to empower them. >> guest: i doubt it to tell you the truth. >> host: i apologize i misquoted an e-mail, but i'll look for it. next-line in virginia. hi, jim. >> caller: sorry i was confused but i want to call instead i am going to get a's for abigail. i was wondering if you would vote for hillary and if not, would she run. >> guest: no, i won't support mrs. clin

downside, there the rest of the major afternoons, out of saudi arabia breaking news at least 453 people heen 719 injured, in that this stampede near holy city of mecca estimates two million people taking part in the traditional hajj pilgrimage marks the ends of ramadan we will continue to update on the story as details become available. pope francis set to address, a joint meeting of congress, this morning. short time from now the pope yesterday, focusing on climate change as he addressed the crowds in our nation's capitol. >> the urgency, clear to me also that climate change is a problem which can no longer be left to future generation. jay chinese president xi will be in warrant alert today spent yesterday with some biggest corporate names on america's west coast including -- apple's tim cook addressed the recent swings in the chinese market. >> it is true that recently the chinese economy is faced with a moderation in speed and downward pressure with some ups and downs on the stock market this is a result of the impact of the world economy our own proactive macroregulations, and certain p