tha ranking member higgins and members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to discuss u.s. customs and border protections trusted traveler programs and other related issues regarding the state of new york's green light law. cbp's trusted traveler programs are designed to provide preapproved low risk travelers with expedited arrival processing at our nation's ports of entry. cbp uses department of motor vehicle or dmv data along with other law enforcement information to determine program eligibility of new and existing applicants. earlier this year, new york residents were declared ineligible for cbp's trusted traveler programs due to the lack of sharing of dmv information with cbp. at the time of that decision, it was our understanding that new york stood alone in not providing dmv information to cbp. while new york remains unique to our knowledge in terminating our access to all dmv information, cbp has since discovered other jurisdictions that do not provide dmv information to our agency either in whole or in part. immediately

higgins and mr. higgins my friend, i think that we all know how our individual leaders have come to the conclusion is that they come to. we just choose not to express them publicly. that may be the case here as well. so mr. perez again thank you so much for attending. with that i want to thank you for your testimony and the members further questions. the members of the subcommittee may have additional questions for the witness and we have put the respond expeditiously and writing those questions without objection the committee record shall be kept open for 10 days. hearing no further business the subcommittee stands adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i has the we'll tell you i don't think when the dust dust settles in this election is going to be whether america becomes more republican or more democrat but a more liberal or more conservative, more red or more blue thi

.>> it's the theme of the evening and it goes well with paul higgins time. >> i knew that was going to happen. let's take a look at what we have in store the next few days we do have escalating fire weather concerns, guys out there this evening still warm but pleasant weather for the next several hours, the hot weather settles in tomorrow especially all the way through the end of the workweek. red flag warning goes into effect as we talked about during our first segment and at 5:00 it extends into friday morning. tomorrow morning it starts off in the 40 to 60% range. were going to be down 10 to 15% by midafternoon in some spots dipping into the single digits. we don't want to see lower than 1% 12% is too low considering the dryness of the fire fields out there. usually when temperatures drop the relative humidity levels rise up and that dry offshore wind is going to be with us and keep those relative humidit levels low especially east of the diablo range. the wind really starts to pick up violet for tomorrow evening, 35 mile-per-hour wind gusts and we could discuss up to around 45 mile

alan, great to catch up, it has been too long, sir, alan higgins, coutts and co. cio.s like this. 19 minutes into the session, we are struggling to generate a bounce. the stoxx 600 trading flat. by point 33%.ive the dax up by 0.14% on a session, barely positive. the enthusiasm for that bounce not really there, is it? from london, alongside annmarie hordern, i am jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: 22 minutes into the session. equities, bonds, cross assets, starting with stocks, back about .2% on the ftse 100, not much for the dac, after a really ugly three days, we come back by about .6%. negative and flat briefly, now up by about .33%. switch up for the bond market, christine lagarde a little bit later. the good news for christine lagarde, we have a bond market in italy that is showing some stability this thursday, 0.77 nine is your yield on the italian 10-year. the bad news is nobody thanks rates are going up anytime soon, because they do not think europe engineer the recovery to do so -- europe will engineer the recovery to do so. hit the fx market for th

the website of one citizen journalist claims to have connected the dots during cat is run by elliot higgins a 36 year old leader of office workers among boeing can see were tools or you tube and google earth something higgins used to back his claim that russian big satellite images to play in the green army for the mh 7000 crash were when i was younger i was super super show i was in verse i just couldn't leave the house or show shy. terribly nerdy is this hour i was really into if you game and i was very withdrawn as well so i got to computers and the kind of people do. i used to play these games a lot and i would like join a group and inevitably object to being the leader of the group because i was really good stuff. i've always been like i've had this kind of assess if you see where i do something like really get into it. i've just been looking at twitter and i noticed there was a you know i suspect you know and someone said of this james foley all of. this is to start for an american citizen culture. i just felt like i need to see do something so that's why for it see if i can actually

old leader of office worker among boeing can see were tools or you tube and google earth something higgins used to back his claim that russian big satellite images to play in the green army for the mh 7000 crash. but i was younger i was super super show i was in verse i just couldn't leave the house or show shy. terribly nerdy as this out i was really into if your game and i was very i was drawn as well so it's computers and those kind of people think. i used to play these games a lot and i would like join a group and inevitably object to being the leader of the group because i was really good stuff i've always been like that have this kind of assessment to see where if i do something like i'll really get into it. i've just been looking at twitter and i noticed there was a you know i suspect and someone said of this james foley all of this is the art form and american citizen culture. i just felt like i need to see do something so that's why for it see if i can actually figure out where this taking place. the 1st i notice is it was in this kind of very dry and arid area but in the distance

chief meteorologist paul higgins joins us now with the fire weather conditions. we knew that these things had a possibility starting a lot later now. the middle of the night really. >> yeah, that's when the winds will start to pick up. it's already dry out there. that's not going to change much over the next couple of days and those fire fuels are as dry as they get before we get into the rainy season. this is the current fire weather tracker. all of these dots are different observation points that feed data to the national weather service and then to us. there's 363 of these on the map. exactly zero of them are currently in red flag conditions. only six are what we would call close to red flag conditions. that's good news for the moment. we do expect those conditions to favor the rapid spread of any fires that get started later tonight. this continues through 8:00 on friday morning for the red flag warning, the north bay mountains, the santa cruz mountains and east bay hills and gusty winds possible. we're not talking about the worst fire conditions the bay area

higgins was arrested in wisconsin. he'll be extradited to michigan for arraignment. the suspects are allegedly known members of the militia group wolverine watchmen. >>> and the senate judiciary committee for supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett concluded today. the senators heard from witnesses for and against her appointment. the vote was set for next thursday, despite democrats calls for delay. republicans vow it will be before election day. >>> and one more note tonight on the economy and the fallout for american families during this pandemic. 898,000 workers filed new unemployment benefit claims last week. the biggest weekly jump in two months, signaling layoffs are still high. overall, more than 25 million americans are receiving joshless benefits. >>> when we come back tonight, we are monitoring the new >>> next tonight here, the newest wildfire emergency in the west we're following. 34 large fires now burning at this hour. red flag warnings across several states. flames forcing dozens of evacuations tonight near redlands, california. and colorado's c

he was the eliza doolittle to the director terence young's professor higgins.but connery made it his own, he was an essentialist, he dominated the screen and he created a character thatis screen and he created a character that is still being evoked years later, all action heroes owe their roots to sean connery‘s james bond. not least james bond by roots to sean connery‘s james bond. not leastjames bond by daniel craig, no time to die is due out in 2021, and we will see the sean connery dna. and i am sure they will in some way pay tribute in the edit to the man who has died since the previous was made. we have lost roger moore, we have lost sean connery, two of the three bond flomax. did connery struggled to move on from bond? —— two of the three bonds. there were four of the beatles but only one sean connery. he took time to emerge, anyone would, but in later years he created a life for himself that was far beyond james bond, he was into politics, a painter and a writer, he accomplished a huge amount of personal satisfaction and personal wealth. he did come bac

representative clay higgins who represents the 3rd district stating that he would drop 10 of you where you stand the post since has been deleted the n f a c. says that its goal is to help the black community stay safe and teach more black americans about their gun ownership rights and how to be responsible and while militias are not a new phenomenon in recent months they have gained increasing attention as they are taking part in more high profile demonstrations including black lives matter supporters and counter protests the united states though is facing increasing divide just weeks before the presidential election in november reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. and that is our show for you to remember everyone in this world we would love to. tell you all. to roll over the door and i mean you should probably keep our marginals hawks out there another great day in my book. as the election approaches we feel it's necessary to ask a very simple important question why do most potential voters describe themselves as independent or not affiliated with the political party on top of th

representative clay higgins who represents the 3rd district stating that he would drop 10 of you where you stand the post since has been deleted the n f a c. says that its goal is to help the black community stay safe and teach more black americans about their gun ownership rights and how to be responsible and while militias are not a new phenomenon in recent months they have gained increasing attention as they are taking part in more high profile demonstrations including black lives matter supporters and counter protests the united states though is facing increasing divide just weeks before the presidential election in november reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. and that is our show for you to remember everyone in this world we would love to. but we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tyrol winter of i'm a loser keep our marginals hawks out there and have a great day and like everybody. else chose seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape our disdain comes to educate and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just

higgins who represents the 3rd district stating that he would drop 10 of you where you stand the postsince has been deleted the n f a c. says that its goal is to help the black community stay safe and teach more black americans about their gun ownership rights and how to be responsible and while militias are not a new phenomenon in recent months they have gained increasing attention as they are taking part in more high profile demonstrations including black lives matter supporters and counter protests the united states though is facing increasing divide just weeks before the presidential election in november reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. and that is our show for you today remember everyone in those world we would love told that we are loved enough so i tell you all. rover and i mean you should keep on watching those hawks out there another great britain by the body. it's wrong with us as american citizens that need to be blasted off that's why. we're in a tough time we have a nasty guy and i think. i would vote for a republican over trump i would vote for anyone who does n

representative clay higgins who represents the 3rd district stating that he would drop 10 of you whereyou stand the post since has been deleted the n f a c. says that its goal is to help the black community stay safe and teach more black americans about their gun ownership rights and how to be responsible and while militias are not a new phenomenon in recent months they have gained increasing attention as they are taking part in more high profile demonstrations including black lives matter supporters and counter protests the united states though is facing increasing divide just weeks before the presidential election in november reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. and that is our show for you to remember everyone in this world we would love to. tell you all. keep on watching another great been made everybody. join me everything on the elec so i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to the world of politics or. i'm showbusiness. become a battleground in the u.s. government people are demanding the shutdown of a local plant. is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care pow

everlasting life for our past benefactors and leaders, especially al smith iv whom we miss so much, mary higginsof whom passed away this year as well as vice president biden's son and president trump's brother robert. we make our prayer through christ our lord, amen. in the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit. well, good night and god bless. see you in person, i hope, next year. mary? [laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> confirmation hearings for amy coney barrett's nomination to the supreme court begin october 12th. senate leaders mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer spoke on the floor thursday about the nomination. here's a look. >> at this time last week, the nation did not know whom president trump would be nominating to the supreme court. but amazing wily, we did know whatse kinds of false attacks te far left would deploy against whoever it was.

>> yeah, congressman clay higgins, thank you so much for joining us today. i know it's a difficult time right now, but we appreciate it and we're all thinking about the folks of louisiana right now. thank you so much. >> and we feel it, thank you. god bless you for your love and support across the nation. it's been beautiful. when louisiana is going to be okay, it will be strong. >> thank you, congressman. >> yes, ma'am. >> leland. leland: guests have already started to arrive at the white house for president trump's first public event since contracting the coronavirus. this will be a socially distanced event, but monday, the president has a rally for florida, his first campaign event. mark meredith, they're calling it peaceful protests for law and order. what does that mean. >> we're looking at people coming to the event with shirts, back the blue. it will be pro police. a lot having the make america great again hats. we're told once they are inside the white house gates they have to have a mask. the big question, what will it be for president trump, this w

. >>> let's get some more insight on what we've heard from apple so far tim higgins is the tech reporter with "the wall street journal. tim, good to have you with us. >> thank you >> how dazzled are you or is it pretty much what you expected in. >> i think we're getting to the most important part right now, the presentation, talking about what that 5g might mean to the customer tim cook started out talking about faster downloading and uploading speeds, better gaining, less network congestion here toward the end of the presentation, we're hearing benefits of 5g, whether it's an enterprise use or medical abilities to download medical scans quicker. >> that's one of the questions that i have about this there's been a lot of talk about 5g it's become a trade talk issue between the united states and china with respect to who is going to lead the way on 5g. but it does sound as if the greatest impact of 5g may be in the commercial setting as opposed to in the ordinary user like you and me. >> right and that's really the challenge for the industry and for apple, right. this technology's been ou

and tonight, co-founder of rse ventures and vice chairman of the miami dolphins matt higgins returns. you've been trapped in this prison of an inflated valuation. but our valuation is fair. you're ruining people.

thanks, higgin >> all right let's do it. >> take that back, man >> jimmy: oh, my god take it like thisrhead sharks for being a fearsome predator that is very good at giving side eye that is really good. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, london marathon for being held this sunday without spectators or as i will put it on monday, hey, i ran the london marathon. there you have it. those are my thank you notes we will be right back with more of the "tonight show." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪dy-na-na-na, na-na, na-na, eh♪ ♪dy-na-na-na, na-na, na-na, eh♪ ♪dy-na-na-na, na-na, na-na, eh♪ ♪light it up, dynamite ♪shining through the city with a little funk and soul♪ ♪so i'ma light it up like dynamite♪ ♪'cause, ah-ah,♪ ♪shining through the city with a little funk and soul♪ ♪i'ma light it up like dynamite, whoa♪ just to see my parents. saving money on gas from walmart would allow us to see them more often. i love that. ♪ i love that. i can'twhat? ve it. that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? hey jill! hey kurt! movies? i'll get snacks! car i. i got snacks! ohhh, i got popcorn, i got caramel corn, i got kett

amy: lt thursday, police arrest 5 51-ye-oldld wconsinin resident brian higgins on charges he used night-vision goggles and a dashcam to surveil governor whitmer's vacation home. he was the 14th person arrested in the alleged plot to kidnap whitmer. in utah, federal prosecutors have indicted 21 self-avowed white supremacists on drug and weapons charges. their arrests came days after 24 alleged white supremacist prison gang members in kentucky, mississippi, and texas were indicted on charges of racketeering, illegal firearms trafficking, and murder. separately, the fbi arrested a known white supremacist thursday and charged him with plotting to firebombmb a synagog i in puebl, colorarado. the indictctments come just wees after fbi director chrhristopher wray warned congress that racially motivated violent extremisism is the primary thrht of domestic terrorism in the united states. the united nations is calling on armenia and azerbaijan to respect a russian-brokered ceasefire after both sides accused each other of violating the truce with indiscriminate attacks that killed civilians. u.n. secreta

call me mr boombastic mr fantastic mister bath time bath time ♪ >> questlove: it's not right without higginsgot to watch your ♪ >> questlove: it's nor right >> jimmy: it's not right, no oh yeah, that's right. that's right hey, i'm a little worried that newark planet fitness is taking better precautions than the coronavirus task force [ laughter ] let's change gears i heard about a billionaire in california who is feuding with his neighbor and recently, their fight took an interesting turn. watch this ♪ sit right back an you'll hear a tale a tale of a fateful trip ♪ >> two neighbors in laguna beach, california, they've been in a dispute over a lawn sculpture so, billionaire bill gross, he's been blaring the "gilligan's island" theme song at all hours of the day and night in an attempt to annoy the neighbors in hopes that they'll drop their complaint over the sculpture [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so to recap, he annoyed his neighbor by also making himself listen to the "gilligan's island" theme song he was like, "sorry, i only wanted to do it for three hours, but it wound up being much longer. [ la

the agent testified 51 year-old brian higgins of wisconsin surveilled the governor's house but later reversed course saying i'm out also in court friday testimony that the arrest came october 7th because the government feared one of its 2 confidential informants had been compromised defense attorneys made it clear they'll question informant's credibility. there were also 2 undercover fbi agents inside the group saying something to an undercover fbi agent is one thing this is a sworn law enforcement officer that business presumptively telling the truth what not. >>telling sings the confidential informants that hour. being paid almost $9,000 in one case and $14,000 in another case. what if our clients said something on to those confidential informants like you got to stop this to the confidential informant. i want out i want no part of this. a judge ruled there is probable cause to continue and the men will be held without 6th federal defended. >>barry croft is in jail out of state but set to come to michigan 8 other defendants are in state court. >>we've got clear skies out there righ

. >> mister higgins, we lost you for a while. >> i have no receiving signal at this time. mister broadway. >> i am afraid i didn't hear the question. if you wouldn't mind repeating it that would be my best answer for you. >> let me quantify, a couple hard questions, we recognize it cost a lot of money to develop a new drug. we understand basic business principles recouping initial investment costs. what is the importance of maintaining that formula and what is the development of new drugs if there were legislative action out of congress that would restrict research and development of new pharmaceuticals and restrict companies investing in that research for initial costs. what would happen to the development of new pharmaceuticals? >> we were not innovative new drugs being developed like alzheimer's or many forms of cancer. if i may - >> i want you to note we all get that, we understand, the development of 21st-century, very effective pharmaceuticals, that becomes part of the expense, we get that on both sides. i hear the same argument and i concur with many colleagues acro

higgins, you are now recognized. >> thank you madam chair. i appreciate the continuation of the hearing from yesterday on this incredibly important subject matter. and i'm finding the arguments from both sides of the aisle are quite similar. i'm going to address questions to you respectfully i understand businesses across the united states have costs associated with opening their doors. to stay in business you have to cover the costs. we know the costs associated with the development of new drugs [inaudible] >> we have a technical problem here right now. >> if you wouldn't mind repeating i will do my best to answer.ou >> i have a couple of hard questions. we recognized it cost a lot of money to develop a new drug. we get that. we understand the basic business principles. what is the importance of maintaining that formula and what would happen to the development if there were legislative action out of congress that would restrict research and development with new pharmaceuticals and restrict companies invested in that research, what would happ

officials compared larry higgins hand writing to find it was not a match.e democrat confessed he was quote trying to test the system. his wife passed away two years ago. and jurisdictions across the united states are offering drive-thru voting and ballot dropoffs ahead of the election similar to drive-thru covid testing. texas minnesota and arizona are. so states using the pop-up sites allowing voters to cast their ballots while remaining socially distanced. that's. so news, brian. brian: steve, just two days out from the vice presidential debate. mike pence and kamala harris are set to face off in what is being considered one of the most important vp debates in history. what do they need to do to make an impression on voters? take a look at some of the defining moments from the past vp debates with one of the best in the business. debate coach extraordinaire brett o'donnell. first off, can i ask you about these two? look at the way they line up and the stakes for that mike pence knows where he is coming from. but kamala harris, that changes for her being t

higgins, you are recognized for questions. >> ythank you, madam chair and ranking member for holding today's hearing which is focused on a subject that affects everyone in the country. we are here today to hear from colleagues for a solution to the issue about drug costs. i have issues with hr three that resulted in a huge expansion of the government control over patient's healthcare that was the result in access for americans drugs and treatments. we were generally worried about this issue and we worked on compromised legislation rather than messaging bills to do zero bipartisan input and very unconstitutional language in my opinion. that being said, we must recognize as a nation it's part of a legitimate narrative across the country we have genuine complaints about the price of pharmaceuticals so you gentlemen that appear on the panel today have to answer some difficult but legitimate questions. introduction of generic drugs. i want to ask mr. caforio. regarding generic drugs introduction into the marketplace generally g produces positive economic benefits for consumers. at least b

higgins you are now recognize for questions. >> thank you, madam chair, thinking for holding today's hearing, it affects everyone in the country, we are hearing today from the colleagues that it is a solution to the issue of the high drug cost is, i have issues with hr three, hr three would result in a huge expansion government control over patient healthcare that would result in fewer less access for americans, drugs and treatments that we were generally worried about this issue and we work on compromise legislation that would have a chance of making it to the president's desk rather than messaging bills that never had a chance to get consideration by the senate and 0 bipartisan input and some very unconstitutional anguish in my opinion, without being said we must recognize as a nation that is part of a legitimate narrative across the country that citizens that i serve, we have genuine complaints about the price of pharmaceuticals, you gentlemen that appear on the stand today have to answer some difficult but legitimate questions, the introduction of generic drugs, i'm gonna ask, re

higgins, you are now recognized. >> thank you. i appreciate the continuation of this hearing from yesterday. this is incredibly important subject matter. finding that the arguments from both sides of the aisle are quite similar. broadway, i will address questions for you. businesses have costs associated with opening their doors to the public. you have to be able to cover those costs. -- high cost of associated associated with developing new drugs. [inaudible] what would be the result -- [inaudible] >> we have a technical problem here right now. me try to fix that. >> he's going to try to fix it. he's back. we lost you for a while. >> yes ma'am. i had no receiving signal. we are back on. i don't know if my question was .eceived >> i'm afraid i didn't hear the phone question. i will do my best answer for you. >> let me quantify quickly in the interest of time. i have a couple hard questions for you. we understand the basic business-critical. what is the importance of maintaining that formula? what would happen to the development of

higgins: these bans showed lack of decency and empathy nd they ignore the lessons of history. immigrants built america, and they help sustain and expand all a just and free society. the president's ignorance of this history is perhaps the his policy, one that he uses to exploit and divide. the ts now show that country intends to admit only 15,000 refugees this year, down nearly 100,000 four years ago. the refugee community in western revitalize helped our entire neighborhoods, bringing diversity, culture and opportunity. organizations that support refugees like the international buffalo, journeys end, u.s. family service and others continue to do their work dwindling federal support but still they continue to do their good work. once againhat we can be a generous and welcoming nation to the world's most vulnerable. our future ive for that we do so. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: members refrain from o engaging in personalities toward the president. for what purpose does the from alabama seek recognition? mr. byrne: madam speaker, i ask address thensent to house for one