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does that mean we are looking at something closer, swiss-ish, norway-ish?hat will the cabinet allow her to say? it has been a week of real tension between the cabinet. manus: of course, her maiden speech was at lancaster heights in the united kingdom, and she has gone to the florence -- to florence, famous for a couple of different things. you are fat-rich on this one. it was the center of banking in the 15th century. there is no irony lost on that particular statement. you have a few others. why there? anna: it is interesting, isn't it? maybe she hopes we get misty about the long existing relationship between britain and this part of italy, that predates the european union. maybe that is what she wants to get emotional about. this is a place that britons have had a love affair with for many years. room with a view. maybe she hopes we focus on the renaissance city with outward looking trading relationships. no doubt, those images are what you want to bring to people's minds. she will be hoping that maybe people do not dwell on the fact that this was the bir

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i feel better about our chances that that have an along time if the bad news this week-ish as a catalyst and an incentive for us to move forward together on a bipartisan basis and pass the dream act. >> senator murray. >> well, thank you. this announcement of agreement is really good news. there is no reason for congress to careen towards another artificial crisis, and i'm really glad democrats and republicans came together to avoid that. positive step and you know doesn'itdoesn't have to be the e here we take working together. this morning to send help committee did something that is unfortunately unusual. we held the first in a series of bipartisan hearings about how to strengthen healthcare markets and lower cost for our families. this is a welcome shift away from the divisiveness we saw during the trumpcare debate. it is also a necessary one because if we do not act soon, the uncertainty that president trump has created by threatening to sabotage the healthcare markets will lead to higher premiums and fewer coverage options for people across the country. the high cost of healthcare i

mainland and annihilate the wolf ish imperialists. very strong words. also strong words from the russian president who is saying the world is headed towards a global catastrophe if the united states doesn't change its stratd ji. putsen continuing to insist that sanctions and pressure will not work. they will be a dead-end road. le even comparing it the situation in north korea to saddam hussein's. it could very well happen to them. ominous words. putin will be hosting a forum with south korea's president and the japan these prime minister. i can tell you when i was in north korea, they are not backing down. they are defiant and angry at the united states. with these reports of another launch imminent with a possible missile being rolled towards a launch site, this situation could escalate even more than it already has. >> we'll be back with you for more information momentarily. stand by. south korea, conducting a second day of live fired drill the at sea vowing to destroy and bury the north if provoked. but there are growing concern that is president tr

the hong kong dollar-ish extending gains for a third session as well. this morning we did get this weaker at six but 82.5. falling about a 10th of a percent in the wake of that. as we prepare for the final stretch of 2017, investors are anticipating a quieter and final quarter for chinese stocks. officials keep a lid on volatility. this chart shows you that price to links -- tweaks have not been this quiet in 25 years. bloomberg poll puts it at 3300 64 points by year end. that is a slight gain from where we are now. very quiet on the chinese equity front there. earlier we showed you what is happening with the debut, putting up the board to show you that stock. 60, 60 pitch k. --60, 60 pitch k. seen as a risk for retailers, such as this. last week the stock was upgraded to buy china merchants. .e have 361 degrees falling shareholders have entered into a pack. the ipo.let's get to bloomberg intelligence analyst, steve. the range is where it was sold off. what does it tell us about the valuation, and is it justified? hard to say, but the high in value -- h

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you listen to the radio, you call but nobody comes says this dan ish resident of st. martin.tle food and clean water is scarce. irma, barbuda. >> that sound was all encompassing and it really became at one point a question of whether we would live to see through it. >> reporter: now both islands look uninhabitable. the french and dutch island of st. martin took a direct hit from irma, down power line snake through ton of rubble that used to be home and resorts. thousands of u.s. residence have been shuttled out on military cargo planes. french president emmanuel macron continues to visit the area. for them rescuers brought supplies and much needed water, but there's only so much to go around. looters took to the street some reportedly armed with machetes, they demanded anything. in the u.s. virgin islands this picture of st. johns striking. >> the roof the about to come, yep, there it is. >> reporter: terrified residence watched as roofs ripped off home by home in the area. the u.s. navy helped injured residence evacuate, residence who stayed behind are still in disbelief. >>

so, seattle, bellingham, wereetown, olympia all ofll, small-ish communities 50 to a few hundred people, really, prior to the coming of the transcontinental. at the conclusion of the civil war and the announcement that the railroad was coming, every hoped that they would be the terminal city, that they would be chosen for the railroad. it came down to really being seattle, tacoma, and olympia. 1873, the transcontinental obviously was being built in two directions. it did not just have one railhead. , congress,ision was in the charter for the railroad, had dictated that the section between the river and puget sound needed to be completed, and the railroad company needed to bring steam engines by december of 1873. , the trackshat year ,ad been laid from the columbia and in july of that year, all the time the railroad had been entertaining offers from various communities -- cash, land, port facilities, whatever a community could put together to lower the railroad there -- lure the railroad there. in july, the final decision between seattle and tacoma was made, and tacoma was selected. , th

. >> feels like a little bit of a relief-ish rally >> judge, if this was an earnings report which we talk about virtually every day on the program and you see bad reaction to good news, well, you know, that means stocks have got to correct, right we're seeing a very good reaction to what most of us would say is pretty horrific news when you've got nuclear tests, when you've got missiles flying over japan, granted it way overflew japan, but you get the point, then you have these storms and all the damage that they have wrecked and so forth, so for lloyd blankfein to be out there, ceo of goldman sachs, for paul singer, for a bunch of really smart people to be scared is a good thing. it's a good thing that they are scared, and it's also why we're going up like this, because a lot of money has been sitting on the sidelines waiting. as pete has said many times, he's not the first, but if you get to the sidelines, it's really tough to pull the trigger to get back in if you don't interest that trigger event, that big whosh to the downsigned, you know, where it's 500 points on huge volume. w

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experts calculate that 90% of north korean merchandise trade ish year, total trade reached $5.6 billion, a slight increase from the previous year. analysts say the numbers don't accurately reflect the full story because of u smuggled goods and unclear fuel data. china says it's been fuelling trade and that's reflect nd the most redata. textiles, fish and steel. top experts are machines, car and railroad components. china says it will cut back on trade even further to abide by the new tougher sanctions, but to go. the u.s. i and china is a major fuel supplier for north korea. but today at a regular briefing, the commerce minister responded to a question asking if china would consider taking part in an embargo, saying we will continue to deal with north korea trade issues in a manner that benefits the denuclearization of the korean peninsula, showing that beijing's policy hasn't changed and it's still reluctant to cut off ail to n >> still ahead, do you use an atm? you probably do and there are some things yo. >>> the fda is warning a serious violations at an epipen facility. in a letter,

i do get a lot of "where in the south did you grow up," kind of reba mcentire-ish. and i tell them i'm from upstate new york and they look at me kind of sideways. you know, that's beyond my control, other than, you know, trying my best to keep a strong voice and make sure i drink a lot of water and to do my exercises "to, do, for, pop, boy," before i go on the air. things like that. it is what it is. and i tell people if you haven't heard a woman calling sports before, give it a quarter, give it a half, and listen to the language, and listen to the call, as best you can, and not be distracted by who it is that's doing the talking. >> ninan: woman viewership nke up 45% of the s.f they'll continue to focus on attracting more women to the game. well, when we return, mumford & sons rock new york city with a concert benefiting a cause close to their hearts. >> ninan: we close tonight in new york city. it's a global citizens festival, and it features some of music's biggest stars, including stevie wonder, the killers, and green day. earlier this, we mumford & sons kicked

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. >> trevor: which that's pretty asshole-ish of you. ( laughter ) no, but suing is his thing.ainst denarius with her dragons. do you actually hope he'll see his day in court? >> myself and 20 other young people are in a lawsuit that's been in place against the obama administration and transferred to president trump since he was elected. it was more satisfying to say we're suing president trump than president obama. ( laughter ) we believe our federal government is violating our rights by colluding with the fossil fuels industries that create climate change. february 5 we have our date in trial. there are motions to dismiss from powerful companies to try to get it thrown out. after two reviews the judges said we have the right to take it to trial. february 5 is our date. we're hoping the courts will force the federal government to enforce massive climate recovery plans to reduce our greenhouse gases back down to a safe level for our generation. >> trevor: you just made me feel like the biggest underachiever ever, man. ( laughter ) thank you so much for being on the show. thank

so excited to see you working those vocal cords on the new season of "black-ish."sh." >> october 3rd, our new night, tuesday, 9:00 central right here on abc. >> anthony anderson, always a joy. >> my pleasure. >>> we are going to carve pumpkins. i believe we have robin roberts in beautiful formation. there she is. let's get to it. >> it is time for "gma's" make off challenge. we have the perfect fall project personalizing your pumpkins of course. we have the expert who has partnered with our sponsor michaels. this saturday 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. stop by and purchase a pumpkin and personalize it. we want to point out these pumpkins came from our friend the pumpkin geek. in tra indicate carving not easy to do. you have personal ways to personalize your pumpkins correct. >> i do. this is my favorite time of year. >> me too. >> i cannot do that nor can my kids. i'll show you've easy ways to decorate the pumpkin. >> we're competing? >> we are? >> yes, we are. i want to make a unicorn. we glued tack to the back of these things. you can push pin these in. >> that will make our

works and has since early 1900s when theater roosevelt gathered governors together is the organization ish run by governors and then they hire someone like me to actual manage the day-to-day basis the organization but what's interesting about her entity and organization is the bylaws are really careful to make sure there's a very strict bipartisan cooperation. the policies we come up with arn almost always both in which democrats and republicans and independents have weighed in. then we come up with what we have agreed to the policy. >> host: pam, what are the top issues in your state of montana? >> caller: well, right now are on fire so are force our main issue, we have a lot of pressure from environmentalists to think that if we longer lumber we are ruining it for future generations. when in fact managing the forceg saving it for future generations burned out forces no-bid. the reviews all of our wildlife while that's happening. and i'm glad to see the governors bullock is on the board.asas i hope isn't sweet as much as he has been sometimes by outside influence. we have now, because of

a lot of spawn shovel ish there are generally those in charge of the cattle and governments who are the protagonist in this challenge to our coexistence on elsom to cease in the illegal activities they should abandon their objectives they now know that this referendum can not be organize it was never legal all legitimate it is now no more than an impossible dream or what is worse the excuse that some seem to have found to deepen the splits that they have provoked in catalan society. was meanwhile an eight hour standoff in barcelona between police and demonstrators ended with offices abandoning attempts to enter the office of the region's king pro independence party a partial weren't there which is president branded recently used by spanish authorities as coordinated aggression and accused madrid of putting in place a state of emergency in the region. over to look at the year i started. to catalan government has been subjected today to a coordinated aggression committed by the police forces directed by the spanish interior ministry the objective has been to stop the catalan society to ex

um, fresh air, you know, kind of john denver-ish generation that we were from. and we were excited about bringing our children too the country. you know, building the home of our d dreams. >> insteadad, like others in juliette, they got sick. >> several years after we moved in, i started developing some numbness in my feet. first in one foot, , and then it just ket getting worse. and it just realllly was concningng. i uldd lose my balance. then, i had d a stomachahache fr 3 weeks, really,y, really bad.d. i had been to the dococtor, hehe drew blood, and he called e at wowork and said, your liver s almost in failure. he said, i've never seen liver enzymes as high asas yours are.e. >> donna isn't the only one with severe health issues. mark goolsby, who once worked at the plant, doesn't believe it's safafe to live here. >> there's been 12 people on this road alone die with different kinds of cancer. my mother's probably a mile or less from the plant. my mother stays chronicalally il with h sinus infections. there's other familieses on this particular road, they hav

ish day, new clement delivered, new and beautiful women, the best in the world -- new and beautiful equipment, the best in the world. hopefully we don't have to use it on north korea. if we do, it would be a very sad day for north korea. do you have a question for the army or -- amir? >> follow-up, is it acceptable for north korea to be nuclear but contained and deterred? >> i'm not negotiating with you. maybe we can negotiate with somebody else. i don't put my negotiations on the table, i don't talk about them. i can tell you that north korea is behaving badly and it has to stop. ok? a question for the amir? >> you mentioned in a general sense the situation with qatar. in theimistic are you resolution and what role would you like the u.s. president to play in the resolution? hope, we still have hope that the dispute will be and its between qatar neighboring countries in the gcc that our friends in the u.s. and other friends are assisting us in resolving's issue. i am optimistic that the solution will come in the near future, god willing. question? mir. for the mere -- a >> my question is for

fog, so this is going to be one of those things, if that doesn't lift, i would say, right around 5:30 ish when we start to move levels along, that is when we will start to see problems because that is fog. hopefully get, hopefully this is lifted by the time, most of you, are starting to head out your door in terms of the morning rush but just a head up moving out there right now that will pose an issue and construction delaware route one south closed, until 7:00 a.m. your alternate route 13, jim, back over to you. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" boston red sox are responding to the topic of racism, once again, we will show you sign of some fans are undoing over the green monster. >>> we will tell but plans to honor long time new jersey lawmakers, jim whelan, find out the landmarks legislators now want to rename in his honor. >>> and historic two decades long mission to saturn, end is today we will tell but nasa's project in outer space, we're back at the t we will take a live look at the parkway in center city and katie will tell us whether we will see sunshine today. >>> daca dea

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you guys and i made a professional ish power point to show you how archie america gets into the greater media landscape our team is not all right but we are a solid alternative to the. liberal or conservative and as you can see from this bar graph we don't skew the facts either talking have left these talking head righties oh there you go above it all so look out world r.t. america is in the spotlight now every really have no idea how to classify as it actually took me way more time than i care to admit. republicans have a choice they can either stop serving as the fossil fuel industries bought and paid for lackeys or they can go down in history as the handmaidens of the apocalypse for more on that let's turn things over to tonight's big picture panel. with a for their eyes big picture panel richard holt member of project twenty want to political consultant with serious campaigns and valerie arrogant senior advisor to the working families party and thank you both for being here with us and i think great to have you here hurricane army which has now been downgraded to a tropical storm wa

because it's always been the lower number to pay so that they can be dubbed ish now they all want to look at the c.p.i. and be hawkish next thing you know we're going to wake up tomorrow and they'll be watching the headline c.p.i. that incorporates food and energy prices were we just might you know go to the moon we might normalize interest rates if they keep on this path will be in recession before that happens but they certainly are singing a different tune right now ok let's talk about what yellen said about the hurricanes in the natural disasters hitting the atlantic coastline said the hurricanes aren't going to affect things in the medium term your reaction gas and rent has gone up. yes they have and if you're a family in houston or if you're a family in jacksonville who was flooded or shot or charleston south carolina hotel room prices have gone up look we have fresh data out today that showed in three days just three days of record keeping that sixty seven hundred mortgage delinquencies popped up just in the houston area they're expecting for september's numbers to be magnific

responsibility for their conduct in the battlefield now there's a new secretary general antonio good debt ish and he is facing the same pressure to put the saudi led coalition on this blacklist one thing that isn't being discussed is whether the united states is lobbying on behalf of the saudis and the other coalition members to not be involved in this blacklist. saudi arabia says it has filed an islip plot to blow up its defense ministry headquarters the would be bombers have been identified just two yemeni nationals living in the country a security source said authorities seized grenades and firearms during the operation on the plotters were training to use explosives several people have also been arrested on suspicion of carrying out espionage in the kingdom it's not clear if the arrests are related to the bomb plot still had this half hour as residents return to parts of the florida keys officials say hurricane destroyed around a quarter of homes. and it cost takes ten to stage at the front with volkswagen vowing to electrify all its fickle by twenty thirty. welcome back as we look at the

was president and so this is this is basically ages sixteen all the way up to twenty two twenty three ish and this this these kids would basically spend their time making memes sharing memes for them pop culture and internet culture one in the same they don't really understand a world pretty internet it's not something they can even recall and so they were able to make fun of hillary they were able to have to be much more an architect they were able to distribute information very quickly you know people like you know the soviet people like me. might start of it and others were very were we basically built a media outside of the traditional media and they were forced to cover it is it fair to say that. it wasn't so much about being pro trump as it was about identifying hillary as somebody who you could attack in this way just for the law as that term is expressed in other words she's a puffed up overly confident legacy politician that was kind of susceptible of this kind of thing right now and she's she's very much a boomer she's very trump has a youthful soul and you've got understand for

you guys and i made a professional ish power point to show you how archie america fits into the greater media landscape our team is not all right but we are a solid alternative to the. liberal or conservative and as you can see his bar graph we don't skew the facts either talking have left these talking head righties oh there you go above it all so look at world r.t. america is in the spotlight now every lead must have no idea how to classify as it actually took me way more time than i cared to admit. and. if you want proof of the oligarchy that hijacked our democracy look no further than donald trump's tax plan for more on that let's turn things over to tonight's big picture. joining me for tonight's big picture panel are horace cooper attorney and senior fellow at the national center for public policy research and any journalist at the intercept thanks guys for being with me tonight great having you both at its core donald trump's tax reform plan is just another tax cut for the rich and big corporations this obviously makes it popular on wall street with the chamber of commerce but it

you said you believe being --ish help you emphasize empathize which is a great being jewish how you empathizer minority groups. explain. outsiderf you are a cordonedoup that was ghettos or was in constant fear about what they may do. mes was brought home to product being a child during world war ii. if you come from a history of oppression and minority status then you will be empathetic to others. who are outsiders. >> you are now the longest serving member of the court. >> yes. [applause] people have been asking me now for some time because for my next birthday i will be 85. >> all right. [applause] may we say a healthy 85. [applause] i guess when i turned 70 when are you going to step down? brandies wase appointed when he was the same age as i was. was on the court for 23 years. i expect to stay as long as him. now i am about two years past that. now my answer is i will remain in this job as long as i can do it full steam. >> we hope for a long time. [applause] you are 84, 85. another justice is 79 years old. donald trump may have the chance, may -- you just keep up that exercise. [laughter