issa co-authored the bill with democratic congresswoman zoe lock ran of san jose. both of them are with us now. congressman darryl ice s welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> congressman issa, what is the biggest problem you see right now with the h-1b visa program as it stands? >> well, the biggest challenge is to allocate a limited resource to the best and brightest and most needed of the 65,000 slots that we're changing the rules on, about 40% go to relatively low-skilled consulting jobs often displacing american workers. and we know that there are at least 65,000 employment opportunities in high-skilled areas, masters and ph.d.s in the stem field that companies like facebook and google and others would fill if they could get those slots. so we just want to see that the -- and the congresswoman has been great on this -- the highest paying, the most skilled, the most needed are the first in line, and this goes a part of the way toward doing that. >> so how would your legislation reform the program? >> well, what it does is it takes care of what you

as you can see them there standing out in the rain serenading congressman daryl issa. ♪ issa you'll retireging him to retire. they're offering him a cake, sometimes a watch but no. it's a retirement cake. they though what they're doing. they seal the posters in saran wrap so they're not wet. when it's raining. these guys have held more than 50 weekly protests targeting daryl issa. very cheerful, jolly protests even in the rain doing anything they can do with a smile on their faces to try to get their congressman daryl issa to please quit. they've been doing it for a year. and then yesterday republican darryl issa announced he'll note run for the seat again at the end of his term. leaving congress. joining a low and growing week, another california republican, congressman ed royce announced that he, too, is retiring. and besides losing the republican incumbents for this year's election, those two california districts have something else in common that's important. hillary clinton won both of those districts in the presidential election in 2016. so that's two seats in california being vacate

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congressman darrell issa says he's out, for now. joining the already crowded pack of republicans that appear to be sprinting to exits ahead of the 2018 midterms. issa is now the fourth republican to announce retirement since last week. he's the second in california behind ed royce, who said he wouldn't seek re-election earlier this week. so far 19 house republicans are retiring outright before the midterms. 12 more house republicans are leaving to run for higher office. governor or senator. making a total of 31 republican house seats being vacated so far. by the way, the month isn't over. there are now of those 31, 8 of those house republican retirements are from hillary clinton either carried in 2016 or narrowly lost including martha mcsally, expected to announce a senator bid later this week. those seats represent one-third of the 24 seats the democrats need to win back the house in november. why do we care about the numbers so much? we haven't seen this many open seats for the majority party since 1994 when president clinton face

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so why is congressman issa retiring, mike? >> reporter: dana, good afternoon. the congressman told fox this afternoon he wants to go out on top. the congressman is a former chairman of the house committee. issa won a close race in 2016. the political report considered his district a tossup in 2018. we caught up with congressman issa a short time ago. >> i came to congress for a four year tour. i stayed for now going on 18. generic ballot in my district is good. republican will replace me. i think the economy says everything about the policies that my party and this president helped champion. and so it's a good time to go out on top. >> reporter: however, with issa retiring, a political report said his district now leans democratic, meaning it could be a place where democrats pick up a seat. >> dana: he is also the eighth chairman to step down. they are term limited. >> reporter: republican sources tell fox a continuing resolution of a few weeks is expected to keep the lights on and keep the government up and running beyond january 19th. fox news has confirmed t

if darrell issa ran barely won in 2016.s an indication there are about 30 republicans who so far announced they are retiring from the congress a strong democratic year it's going to be in 2018 you look at early polling. they have got a big advantage. a lot of that is a reaction to trump. do about the republicans are pursuing, although it's consistent with the historical pattern almost always in american history the party that holds the white house has losses in the first midterm election and this darrell issa retirement is an indication republicans believe that's going to happen this year, too. >> thank you so much really appreciate you bringing that to us coming up, in fact, some reaction to news from billionaire hedge fund manager and political activist john thune, senator probing apple over batteryget ate, joins as well. darrell issa announcing his retirement saying serving you has been a privilege afterlife time joining us this morning former hedge fund turned billionaire activist, founder and president of next gen amer

nine-term congressman darrell issa says he's stepping down. issa made a name for himself as an obama administration antagonist when he chaired a house committee that conducted aggressive oversight hearings. a southern california district supported hillary clinton over donald trump by seven points and issa squeaked in in 2016 by a margin of just over 1,600 votes. the victory was so close it wasn't called until three weeks after the election. issa is one of the wealthiest members of congress after running an auto security company. 18 republican incumbents said they'll retire from congress this year, with many anticipating a difficult environment with president trump battling low approval ratings. >>> for the rest of the day, we started out with cool temperatures, we're going to see spotty spots with rain today. >> yeah, just a little bit of rain here and there. not a whole lot of rain like we had the past couple of days. i don't think it will keep you inside. we can still get out there but don't expect any sunshine. this is what it looks like ri

issa who said he will not seek re-election is a staunch supporter of president trump. democrats hope to regain control of the house and defeating issa was a top priority. >>> the faa is investigating why an aeromexico jet landed on the wrong runway at san francisco international airport. late yesterday the aeromexico jet was cleared to land on the right. but the pilots were lined up on the wrong side. they told them to abort the landing. at the time a virgin american jet like this was lined up on runway 28 left waiting to take off. the aeromexico jet landed safely. >>> the louisiana teacher who was arrested at a school board meeting is back in the classroom. deyshia hargrave was arrested after questioning a raise given to the school district's superintendent. the arrest sparked outraid on social media. in a video posted by the louisiana association of educators, hargrave said they tried to take away her first amendment rights and that it's important to speak out. >> this directly involved me, my students, my fellow educators and support staff, workers and outside of th

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now, issa barely won his last race and was facing another tough battle. his district is one that clinton won by eight points. david? >> mary bruce up on the hill. mary, thanks, as always. >>> we're going the turn next here to the deadly flu outbreak across this country. from a 21-year-old son, he was an aspiring trainer, to a 19-month-old boy, both dying from the flu. among many victims. the earliest and most severe in years. the disease now spreading across 46 states. hospitalizations doubling in just a week. so, why is it so powerful this year? and if you get the flu shot now, how soon before it helps? here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, a dangerous strain of the flu is hitting the nation hard. the cdc says the h3n2 strain is causing one of the worst seasons in recent history. >> this virus tends to affect older people, so, over 65, and very young, under a year. >> reporter: 19-month-old nathaniel downey of toledo, ohio, died monday from the flu. the family says he suddenly started coughing and within an hour, couldn't breathe. even the seem

california congressman darrell isis says he will -- darell iss issa.e emanuel what's shaping up to be mayhem. >> i came to congress for four years and i have stayed for 18. >> california republican darrell i saw rejected the suggestion his district could go to a democrat. >> the economy says everything about the policies my party and the president helped champion. it's a good time to go out on top. >> 46 house members, 32 republicans, 14 democrats retiring or running for other offices. the number of republican departures is the most for one party since 1994. during president clinton's first term when the g.o.p. seized control of congress. this year's departures include seven current committee chairman. speaker paul ryan and majority leader kevin mccarthy must deal with a substantial loss of institutional knowledge. mccarthy downplayed the significance of veteran lawmakers leaving. >> are there more republicans? yes. there are more republican members. we will bring more people in and it will be successful. the competition makes people better. >> mccarth

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darrell issa will leave congress after 2018. it comes after fellow california republican ed royce announced retirement. issa, the wealthiest member of congress stepping down, there are 31 house republicans who won't be seeking re-election. 19 are retiring and 12 are running for higher office. the last time a party had that many members retire during a midterm year was 1994 when 28 democrats left. with the midterms less than 300 days away, the growing number of retirements is fueling the fears that the party may not be able to hold on to the house. in an interview with politico yesterday, ohio congressman said even more retirements could be coming down the pike. >> joining us from washington is daniel. good to have you with us this morning. you could see somebody like darrel isis in california going to a democrat, giving where the district is. not all of those districts that have retiring republicans are leaving, or favorable to another party. how likely do you think there is a democratic land side? >> i think you are seeing peop

the highway needs to reopen and after more than 16 years in congress, california congressman darrell issa will not seek reelection. darrell issa, a fierce critic of president obama, and by the way, the gop businessman is among the wealthiest members of congress. >>> we are pumped, stroke -- stoked, about our new show. it kicked off this morning at 6:00. >> the #at of d.c. was one of the top trending items in washington and one of the top 10 across the country. >> they nailed it. communications in silver springs, they have so much to offer. networks are under the umbrella. no other city has mambo sauce, good seafood and the chili bowl as a selling point to anything. you go to new york and all you get is a bunch of museums and monuments. we have real grocery stores, not bodegas. if you aren't seeing 7-eleven, you have a place to go. we accommodate absolutely everybody. i feel bad for downtown silver spring. at one point silver spring was the waldorf of montgomery county. if you go, let me know and i will give you $5 on that giant t-rex in the lobby. i will send it into the middle of the new

that's an indication for you of how donald trump is playing right now for the entire country. >> issa's case the handwriting was on the wall based on the results of last election. i want to talk about business and the head lelines this week. you have major company, walmart, chrysler. does this out weigh anything the president says no matter how oifsly it may be. >> it's not everything. we have seen that over and over in recent years. al gore ran for president against george w. bush when the economy had a sustained boom for quite a long time. he didn't win. it's good for him. it's better than the alternative but that's not sufficient. >> okay. thanks, guys. >>> coming up, a new report claims president trump's lawyer paid $100,000 to an adult film star, but the question is why. that's next. mom, i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... they just didn't stop and then... i'm really sorry. i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you're ok. that's all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them home safely. love. it's what makes a subaru, a sub

issa narrowly won two years ago by over 1600 votes but issa's political career may not be over.nking of running in the 50th district as derek00er steps down. hunter has been under investigation for personal use of campaign funds. hunter said it was an innocent credit card mix up and has no plan of stepping down. joining me down is the democratic candidate for the 49th district sara jacobs. i want to start by asking you about the news that's just come in here tonight which is the president insisting that he is not a racist. do you believe the president is a racist? >> i do. and i think donald trump does not share the values of americans, and when someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time. >> miss jacobs you are one in a crowded field here and there have been some in your home state that have written about the connections that you have that your family background, and inis s insinuated you had it easy getting clinton jobs. what is your response. >> first i worked at the state department under president obama and united nations and unicef. i was ceo of an educatio

darrell issa is someone they thought might happen right now.e karncandidates are seeing that are making them flee? >> there are other things for them do. darrell issa has plenty of money and doesn't need the headaches they have in washington, and he's going home to spend more time with his family and make money. there are a lot of reasons why members of congress decide to run for office and not to run for office. that being said, it's concerning as a republican that as of now, virtually 29 gop held seats in the house that will be up come midterms and there's a lot of work to be done. the key is looking at how things will play out moving forward with regard to the economy and if the economy is strong, i think that is good for republicans and that will be positive sign come mid terms no matter how many are up for election. >> a lot aren't waiting and getting out now. they see maybe they don't think it will improve by enough by next november, and tara, there is a statistic i saw from cook that the party in power in the white house, if the presiden

darrell issa actually went overtime it was so tough. >> yeah, a recount. >> last time around.the reaction to it and i think we're maybe not done. i hope so -- i hope we're done, but, yeah, there is no question there is a reaction to that. >> californias, he's the second one this week, right? ed royce also from california also announced he's retiring. there are parts in california where these republicans are going to have who probably haven't had a race with the exception of issa in awhile. dana rohrabacher is one of the people in the margin signal districts now. i think there are five of them among some of the most vulnerable republicans. it's definitely a state to watch and see how some of these other republicans, either, you know, mount a defense or decide this is the last -- >> symone, i think there about 23 house seats where there are republicans in districts that hillary clinton won. >> that hillary clinton won and darrell issa's seat is one of those seats. he had a very tough time during the health care fight and he was faced with different town halls and just a lot of b

the new guy today, darrell issa jumping ship.re saying to him, we're going to lose the suburbs. we're going to lose the burbs around the big cities. you're going to lose the house. that means they have the power of what do you call it -- power of subpoena? once you get subpoena power, that's impeachment. the black caucus is for it and you're finished so you better sharpen up and get the suburbs under control. what did he do yesterday? he acted suburban, reasonable, tolerant, negotiating, compromising. it was like he was running in the philly suburbs. >> i think you said this is sort of a post modern meeting. i would say it's a post camp david meeting. i think there's no question that republican leaders when they talked to trump laid out the map. the house map, the republicans if they lose 24 seats, they lose their majority and that -- >> they've lost 18 guys by retirement as of today. >> that is terrifying. and this is something that, you know, the republicans that i talk to, whether they are, you know, never trumpers, whether th

so democrats are hopeful of flipping issa's seat. yaenld residents may soon be able to or a six pack of beer on a sunday. >> on a sunday! >> the lord's day. >> to relax the decades-old prohibition, the ban on alcohol sales is costing them $12 million a year to neighboring states. i'm surprised it's not more. >> so it all becomes a money thing. i do remember living in georgia, and we would try to find a neighboring state that would do it. the carolinas didn't, and alabama did not. so we're like. >> i grew up in a dry town in massachusetts. we would have to go all the way over the border, one foot on each side, and there's a liquor store there. >>> this next story didn't happen on a monday, but it is the epitome of a case of the mondays. >> all been there. this guy in virginia is heading to work. he ends up slipping. what's going to happen, what's going to happen. >> ah. >> he's fine. his wife tweeted that he could not stop laughing. sounds like a good wife. that's a good, supportive spouse. and she posted the video. >> do you just giv

darrell issa decided to step down after this year.issa made a name for himself, you'll recall, with aggressive investigations during the obama white house when he chaired the house oversight committee. he's also one of the wealthiest members of congress. issa won back in 2016 by a very slim margin in a southern california district where hillary clinton beat donald trump by seven points. he tells nbc news that he's been considering leaving for some time. >>> meanwhile, house majority whip steve scalise another surgery as part of his recovery from last year's shooting at that congressional baseball practice. scalise did not provide any specifics on the operation or a timeline of when he might be back up on the hill. he says he'll remain engaged with his work as he heals. when scalise got shot, a bullet hit his hip, shattering bone and damaging internal organs. >>> there is a new agenda in maryland's capital. the legislation session started today and this year the rights of women will be a central focus. as chris gordon reports, lawmaker

swing districts or marginal districts, that makes them more vulnerable khamenei mentioned darrell issa and ed royce, who are not running again, swing districts -- more vulnerable, and you mentioned the darrell issa and ed royce, who are not running again, swing districts. the party of the president historically experience his losses in the midterm. this is no different. it will be a referendum on president trump and his conduct in office. that is just a fact. we will have to deal with it, and the only question is what type of a wind will be facing in the midterms? will it be hurricane force or something less than that? i think it will be a stronger wind, and i better prepare for the worst and hope for the best. as you sat down with your family and colleagues and made that decision not to run again for office, was donald trump a factor? rep. dent: yes, a factor, but not necessarily the factor in my decision. i have run for office 13 times come i'm 13-0, and then not going to spoil a perfect record. i did not have a serious threat from the left and no credible wasat from the right, so i

issa who said he will not seek re-election is a staunch supporter of president trump. democrats home to regain the house. >>> the faa is investigating why a jet nearly landed on the bronc runway at san francisco jet was cleared to land on the right. but the pilots were lined up on the wrong side. they told them to abort the landing. at the time a virgin american jet like this was lined up on runway 28 left waiting to take off. the aer r raeromexico jet lande safely. >>> deyshia hargrave questioned a raise given to a school district superintendent. hargrave said they tried to take away her first amendment rights and that it's important toak >> this directly involved me, my students, my fellow educators and support staff, workers and outside of the school system even. >> the district school superintendent said he never ordered her arrest and has been getting hate e-mails. >>> coming up, an alert from mexico. >>> and a new breed that can officially hit the dog circuit. this is the "cbs morning news." e feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! a trip ba

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i can do anything. >> so much of issa's story is about identity, and not fitting in.eople made fun of you? >> sure. >> how? >> not an acceptance. black kids would make the fun of the way i talked, white kids would be like, you're not white. and finally realizing i'm just black by being me. >> all those questions came from her youth. she moved around from africa, where her father was from, to maryland, where she was one of a handful of african-americans in class. then her love for film making. specifically, love and basketball. what was about that character that was an aha moment for you? >> we both played basketball. i suck at basketball but it was cool to see a black girl, such a simple story during a time i didn't see many stories like that. >> issa wanted to change that. her first video series called dorm diaries where every actor was black. >> i was like, wouldn't it be cool if i created a documentary and it spread to other schools and oh, my gosh, being black at stanford is exactly like being black at duke. that resonated with me, having people watch and be able

so darrell issa, republican of california will not seek re-election. our chad pergram, ace washington producer says that it represents the opportunity for a democratic pickup in the house of representatives. we'll keep an eye on that. so as john roberts just reported michael cohen takes legal action over the trump russia dossier produced by former british intelligence officer christopher steele. cohen is suing both buzz feed and fusion gps for defamation. buzz feed published the document a year ago. that news comes after ranking democratic senator dianne feinstein released co-founder glenn simpson' testimony in front of the judiciary committee. republican congressman jim jordan weighed in on that. >> what i have been able to read thus far is the fact that glenn simpson said christopher steele told him the fbi had another source. how did christopher steele know that? did the fbi tell him? and, if they did, why is the fbi telling christopher steele, the guy who was paid by fusion, who was paid by the clinton campaign, why isn't the fbi telling christophe

darryl issa, longtime prominent member of congress is going to be retiring. so he's following in the footsteps of a number of other republicans ahead of what's no doubt going to be a difficult 2018. just to put people -- this into perspective for people, darryl issa had joked to me, and i'm sure he told a lot of people this joke, that his new nickname was landslide in the last election, because it was so close. this is a competitive district he's in. what do you make of this? >> i think you'll see a lot more of these. many are in districts that are pretty strong republican-held districts, so we're not worried about losing them. but as these deadlines for filing start to come up between now through the end of february, you'll see a lot more of them. and many will be in districts like this that hillary clinton won, where you have republicans sitting there. and there'll be very competitive districts. and the democrats are salivating over winning a lot of these areas, particularly in districts where you have a large suburban population of college-educated married

representative darrell issa also of your home state of california announced he is retiring with that us to 46 representatives who are retiring or running for other office. 32 of them are republicans. three senators are republicans. who are retiring you kind kind of an institutional knowledge drain with chairman leaving their offices, orrin hatch in utah, for example, how do you go forward in a midterm year and lead and get things done in knowing that you have exit points of pretty strong people in your party? >> well, first of all, we will finish out 2018 very strong because they are not exiting. they have another year to go. so have you that brain power still here. remember, one thing that republicans do, we don't pick chairman based upon the amount of years you served in congress. it's your ability. and chairman issa was already a chairman of oversight he did a tremendous job there he served a number of years. he wants to go off and do something else as well. he has been a very successful businessman. same thing with mr. royce. he is term limited as chairman. and same thing with hu

(grant) congressman darrell issa announced he will retire at the end of his term.the california republican is bowing out of what would have been one of the nation's most hotly-contested congressional races. issa nearly lost his seat in 20-16 -- narrowly defeating democrat douglas applegate by less than one percentage point. his district is one of seven republican-held districts that hillary clinton won in california. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a rather gloomy day for most of the bay area with plenty of clouds and light showers. those clouds continue outside but will likely become partly cloudy overnight. satellite shows high pressur building in but the clouds continue to move over the top of the ridge. it looks high pressure will strengthen for into the weenend to bring more sunshine and warmer temperatures. highs tomorrow will be cool and in the 50s and 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. more sunshine is on the way for friday and the weekend with some temperatures moving well

and darrell issa, just announced he also will not be seeking reelection in 2018. he's joined by 31 other republicans in the house who won't be running. will the mid-terms cause a major shift in the gop? does that make it problematic and more an uphill battle for republicans? >> mid-terms are always difficult for the party in power. we have thanked 32 retirements with darrell issa. it's not like everybody is fleeing for the gates. i will say this idea that somehow if the republican majority in the house is smaller that means we'll have a more moderate congress, you are on. the republicans who are safe are conservatives. a smaller republican majority in the house means a more conservative republican caucus. kennedy: they tend to be much more pro liberty and they are also cost cutters. so i appreciate that. the president might be the gift that keeps on giving. we are hearing that oprah in a pendulum move might run against the president in 2020 and that's a revenge fantasy. and you also have sheriff joe. will we see strait-laced casting call traditional politicians or

. >>> the announcement from republican congressman darrell issa he'll not be seeking re-election means there are 30 house republicans either retiring or running for higher office. the announcement last week from issa's fellow california republican ed royce he'll be retiring mean eight gop are kwaulg -- calling it quits. this is what you spend every day doing behind-the-scenes here. can you put this in a little bit of historical context. how does it help us understand whether or not there will be a democratic wave. >> we look at previous waves. there are 30 open republican seats right now. more than in 2010, more than in 2006, more than in 1994. already starting with playing field where republicans have to play defense. looking into these seats obviously not every one of these 30 is going to be competitive, although having an open seat is never something you want to have as an incumbent party when your president is in the white house. but of those 30, right, so five of them are in districts that hillary clinton won. 23 districts nationwide that are represented by a republican that hilla

darrell issa off will not run for reelection.d that post to investigate clinton's role in the deadly terrorist attacks in benghazi, libya. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. mark: thank you very much. coming up, can precis chains beat out discount rivals? we will hear from the ceo of one of the uk's biggest supermarkets. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ news.got some breaking selling a 1.5 billion euros stake in covestro. it has agreed to a 90 day lockup period to achieve the full celebrate -- separation in the midterm. it is selling about 1.5 billion euro take. covestro is a german plastics and chemicals maker that was spun off from bayer in 2015. breaking news. the market is closed today so i am sure we will see reaction tomorrow. vonnie: it is time now for a stock of the hour. shares of eastman kodak are surging for the second day after the company says it is getting into the digital licensing and cryptocurrency market. they

(vicki) congressman darrell issa announced he will retire at the end of his term.california republican is bowing out of what would have been one of the nation's most hotly-contested congressional races. issa nearly lost his seat in 20-16 -- narrowly defeating democrat douglas applegate by less than one percentage point. his district is one of seven republican-held districts that hillary clinton won in california. (grant) coming up... a popular department store... targeted by a mob of burglars... and they got away with thousands of dollars worth of items... find out where it happened.... i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. i'll check out your 4 zone forecast next. it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. warriors...clippers...at the warr

michelle: congressman darrell issa will not seek re-election this year. republican from california who once led the house oversight committee will finish his ninth term. democrats are making a serious run at the seat in hopes of flipping the house. issa you might remember led the information of the treatment of the conservative group and benghazi probe on the hill. michelle: president trump lashing out against a federal court ruling that could block deer ration for the end of dak -- deportation for the end of daca. he says it will be overturned eventually like the travel ban rulings. but the white house still has time to act. >> the fight for the dreamers. >> we need to make they are protected and included and welcomed now. >> democrats standing at the capitol with the young immigrants brought to the u.s. illegally as children. now at risk of deportation. president trump: we want to see something happen with daca. >> his plan to end the deferred action for childhood arrivals program or daca in march temporarily blocked by a california federal judge. trump

issa announced he would not seek re-election.s been plagued by federal and congressional investigations over the misuse of campaign funds but is 100% running for re-election. president trump will travel to southwestern pennsylvania in a push for republican congressional candidate ahead of the district's special election. the visit comes amid concerns he may lose solidly republican seat due to low fund raising. vice president mike pence is expected to visit the district at least twice leading up to the election. the white house has taken an interest in the race in an effort to save republicans from an embarrassment after losing the alabama senate seat. >>> still ahead, walmart is the latest company to announce bonuses. why some employees aren't celebrating. >>> president trump's controversial comments regarding the people of haiti as the island remembers the darkest days taking place eight years ago. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher

flip to democratic control in that issa district, but all the usual caveats and reminders apply here.o democratic control in that issa district, but all the usual caveats and reminders apply here. november is a long time away from now in politics. >> and in virginia, a roller coaster race for the house of delegates finally comes to an end three months later. democrat shelly simons and republican david yanzee. shortly before the general assembly was set to gavel into session today, she decided to concede defeat saying "i have conceded because i do not see any legal pathways forward and i wasn't want reputation for the 94th district today. her decision leaves majority control now in the hands of the republican party. another break now. and coming up, it is among the president's favorite words. he used it again three times today and we'll explain why it was a particular source of pride around here when we continue. when you have a cold, pain from a headache can make this... ...feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylen

. >>> california republican congressman darrell issa's decision not to run for reelection is making theeven tougher for the gop if they hope to hold control of house during upcoming mid-term elections. 31 have announced they don't intend to run for reelection and democrats are eyeing the 24 seats they need to flip control of the house. with all of it at the big board on a friday night, we're happy to say steve kornacki is here with us. the only thing missing from all this coverage is the democrats are going to need to have a perfect night for a lot of these scenarios to come true. >> you say 31 retirements of house republicans, you think that's great news if that's a democrat. but not all retirements are created equally when it comes to congressional politics. this is sort of the front line for democrats, these are the top targets for democrats. he these are republicans. there's 23 districts that republicans occupy, house districts that have republican members representing them but that voted for hillary clinton over donald trump. they didn't like trump in the mid-term election. when an

issa fought that. he lost. he was going to have a difficult time getting re-elected. there are democrats lined up around the block to run for this seat and some other seats in a californ california. they see this as fertile grounds. democrats will have to win some of these seats in southern california. >>> coming up, russia meddled in the 2016 election but we're still waiting for action to stop it from happening again. that's accordtoloing to brand n report. transcripts that show president trump could be blackmailed. all that coming up. at ally, we offer low-cost trades and high-yield savings. but if that's not enough, we offer innovative investing tools to prepare you for the future. looks like you hooked it. and if that's not enough, we'll help your kid prepare for the future. don't hook it kid. and if that's still not enough, we'll help your kid's kid prepare for the future. looks like he hooked it. we'll do anything... takes after his grandad. seriously anything, to help you invest for the future. ally. do it right. seriously anything, to help you invest for the f