jeffries: mr. speaker, let's reopen the government, raise the debt ceiling and get back to doing the business of the american people and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman's time has expired. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman from new york have a motion? mr. jeffries: mr. speaker, i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly the house stands in adjournment until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for morning hour debate. , lou hoovery graduated from stanton with a degree in geology and was fluent in several languages. she played a role in the founding of the girl scouts of america. right now, we will join first ladies, already in progress. they are not very happy at what happened. , it is ae hand positive gesture that lewis herbert hoover do. on the other hand, they do not build or maintain momentum bey

jeffries. mr. jeffries: i thank the distinguished gentleman from the silver state, my good friend. representative horsford, for his tremendous leadership, for anchoring this cbc special order. it's my honor and privilege to join him today during this congressional black caucus hour of power where for 60 minutes we have the opportunity to speak directly to the american people. it's always an honor and a privilege to do so but it's tragic and sad that we're here today under such circumstances. this is a manufactured crisis, a government shutdown engineered as a result of mean-spirited, wreckless and unreasonable behavior -- reckless and unreasonable behavior by our friends from the other side of the aisle. and in order to mask the obstructionism and the behavior that has resulted in more than 800,000 hardworking civil servants being kicked out of their jobs temporarily, we hope, there's been a series of myths, of factual misrepresentations that have been brought to the american people from our good friends on the other side of the aisle. i just want to spend a minute or two exploring

jeffries: i thank the distinguished gentlewoman for her remarks. we are going to invite now the distinguished gentlelady from the great state of texas, congresswoman sheila jackson lee, who has joined us today to share her remarks and observations as to this debt ceiling crisis that we are confronting right now. i yield to congresswoman jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: let me thank the gentleman for his courtesies and look at this in a somewhat unique fashion to speak to the pending crisis and to join with my colleagues and particularly in following the chairwoman, congresswoman fudge, and thanking her for setting the tone of the interests of the congressional black caucus to be collaborative and to be problem solvers. let me thank the distinguished gentleman from new york in his timeliness in bringing us to the floor and the gentleman from from nevada in speaking to the american people and certainly to our colleagues. i do want to offer to my colleagues a legislative initiative that i hope all of my friends, republicans and democrats, will join in sp

take abercrombie & fitch ceo mike jeffries, for example.es, this is the buy who helped revive the company. now he might be completely responsible for its total demise. on top of that, he comes off like a total tool. forget infamous comments about how he won't make clothes for fat people and draconian rules how store staffers have to dress on the job this, guy dictates what kind of underwear his staff can wear on the corporate jet. i'm not i had canning you about this. so with abercrombie sales plummeting, we want to know how is it possible he still has the job of ceo? brian and james freeman are here to try to help us see both side of this. okay, guys. this is the famous quote. a lot of people don't want to in our clothes. are we exclusionary, absolutely. those companies are in trouble trying to target everybody old, fat, skinny. you become totally vanilla. you don't alienate but don't excite anybody. it is hard to hate fat people and get away with it in this country but he doesn't make anything more than a size 10. that is 67% of the peopl

great supporters of us (clapping) we also have to thank a huge thank you your development partner jeffries and his family for they're truly amazing support for bringing about the mexican museum. in closings i want to acknowledge peter rodriguez the founder of the museum. we have this sister and brother lloyd rodriguez representing the family (clapping) i want you to then please stay and enjoy the celebration together we can it gives me great pleasure to introduce mayor ed lee (clapping) >> thank you andy for that introduction. well, today, obviously is a very special day it's not only the 2 hundred and third mexican today, it's appropriate we recognize ann an important institution that will be built here, no san francisco. the entire city and community are excited for this new home and we'll have this compliment the other world-class institutions that arnold previously mentioned. all of those institutions by the way, are not just for our cultural heritage but also the great business of the city. i want to reminded everybody that the mexican museum will join the arts organizations to reflec

. >>> shares of microsoft on the move today after jeffries upgrades the stock to a buy from hold.upping their price target by 20%. so should you follow jeffries and buy or use this opportunity now to get short? we debate it. dr. j is the bull, josh is the bear. 1:30 on the clock. virtual doc, make your case. >> all right. judge, this is an easy one, again, as i have defended the stock and talked about it since it's come up from 23 to here. the revenue growth, judge, is 10% a year. it's not like a small, little bit of revenue. they're going to do nearly $18 billion in revenues this quarter. they've got $77 billion worldwide in cash and short-term investments. i love the idea that they're going to make the same sort of move that apple made with the new head of the retail stores. they're going to make such a move, josh, with their new ceo. now, whether or not it's allen mule alley or not, we'll see, but it will be a high-profile name, and that will boost the stock. >> i think the mulally, and i agree with you, if there is finalization, it will be a positive for the stock. truthfully,

jeffries analyst peter misick says the apple 6 has a screen that will be 4.8 inches instead of the current 4. that will include a number of upgrades to the processor and graphics. the iphone 6 should be huge because 5c sales have been sluggish. apple released a 5s and 5c last month. >>> lg electronics will start selling the first smartphone with a bendable screen. they will unveil the phone next month. lg says they expect it will grow quickly like smart phones, automotive displays, tablets and wearable devices. >> if you live near an airport, the roar of jets flying overhead may be more than an annoyance, it could be bad for your hearts. people went to the hospital more often complaining of cardiovascular problems. the increase in hospital admissions was about 3.5%. a similar study from brittain produced similar results. >>> it's 4:57. next at i want you to be kind.ff i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want y

jeffries. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for a minute and seconds. mr. jeffries: this is day 11 of the reckless republican shutdown of the united states government and you still have failed to provide a way out of the mess that you created. the communities that i represent in brooklyn and queens are still struggling from the devastation of superstorm sandy, and yet this bill fails to fund the army corps of engineers. this was a wholesale government shutdown and all that is offered is a piecemeal reopening. you have burned down the entire house but offer only to rebuild the kitchen. hat is a shameful dir election direliction of duty. it is unconscionable, unnecessary, unreasonable and unjust and it's time to get back to doing the business of the american people. let's reopen the entire government. vote no on this piecemeal approach. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york yields back. the gentlelady from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new jerse

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jeffries, that the 99% are getting zero and the top 1% may be right now at 100%. so i'm asking for the conference to go and work for america. not this configuration, but to in the 99% investment america. to be able to take the c.b.c. budget and look at some of the tax reforms that could be utilized, to look at our job creation, which would include the maintenance and repair for public transit, highways, airports, port, railroad and bridges. the houston metro would appreciate having the opportunity to expand and create work from those who would on the rail lines to those who would build the rail cars, to those who would run it. and the opportunity for people going to work to ride on it. work force development programs such as the work force investment act, programs that i've had in times -- legislation i've introduced in times of high unemployment, to gively give those unemployed a say to pend while they retrain and retrofit themselves into new jobs. veterans programs which provide for investment in our veterans, one of the greatest gifts we could have given to the

remember jeffries a couple years ago? adam: right. >> you know, jeffries had to sell itself.e, one potential problem that maybe they invested in some short-term debt issued by italy and spain, by the way that bet would have turned out all right, all creditors pulled their money. small brokerage firms and mid-sized brokerage firm are having difficult time in trading environment. volume is off. capital requirements. ratings agencies are skiddish. firms have a difficult time. adam: how do you know the firm is wounded before 30 top players get poached? >> we did reporting, couple weeks ago i was in chicago. i was attending a conference and we did report about the executives from the firm telling us, exclusively, that there was an issue there, that the firm was on its last legs. something is imminently happening. you know, listen, how do you find out? people that work there. how do i get a story like this? i get it from the people directly in the place. this is what lazard capital executives are saying both current, those that are leaving. it is a situation that they think is, you

jeffries: good evening. i thank the distinguished gentleman from wisconsin, the badger state, for yielding me some time, for your tremendous leadership in anchoring this progressive caucus special order week after week after week, carrying forward such a powerful and compelling way the progressive message to the americans out there who we represent and it's such a powerful vehicle to use the house floor to speak in such eloquent, genuine ways about the challenges that we confront here in the united states congress. over the last few weeks, what we've witnessed i think can be characterized as both the heater of the absurd and a spake spearian tragedy. let me deal with the shakespearian tragedy aspect of this. we're in the midst of a government shutdown right now that is unnecessarily forcing pain on the american people. it's a shutdown that was manufactured by the house g.o.p. that has resulted in a situation where americans all across this country have now been put in jeopardy. that's a tragedy. of epic prop

. >>> it is now a buy over at jeffries. they have indicated a substantial shift in attitude toward apple. they expect the company's gross margins to surpass forecast. new data show apple's iphone 5-s, hit above all five major carriers. >> gross margin is code. that's code for samsung doesn't have an answer. what that says is, listen, there is no price cut. samsung does not have an answer to apple. this is a technological leap. there is a lot of pipers trying to -- their so-called axe. trying to figure out a new way to say, maybe we missed this, because we didn't. the iphone, the wearables. look, what's happened is that apple has a shot here to retake the technological lead so they don't need to be in some sort of price war. >> now, apple, you could argue, has never lost that. all they did was lose the price point. i think these are significant calls. they are based on, i think, something that no one wants to talk about who didn't like the stock. apple is doing better. they have to ferment new reasons. >> this research repor

jeffries liking what we'll they're seeing for the iphone 6 bigger screen.lenient with apple which ultimately helps their margins. liz: there is a lot of talk about medical device-makers getting hit in advance of obamacare. guess what? intuitive surgical, a real star, getting a boost. it is the top performer in the s&p 500 few want to own this one today. you're probably pretty happy. the stock is up 4%. intuitive surgical got a boost. jpmorgan said they remain constructive on the long-term prospect for this company and their tools. >> and a company formerly known as coinstar posting gains today. tell us about that. >> jana partners acquired a 13.5% stake in the company. you remember coinstar. their activist investors at this point. we see shares jumping because of that. adam: is anybody talking about this down there? the u.s. housing regulator filed paperwork to build a new firm that would ultimately replace fran freddie mac and fannie mae. how do you digest this down at the new york stock exchange? >> it will be a lot more telling tomorrow when you have tim

. >> jeffries came out saying there were a couple positive catalysts, first a new ceo and also the possibilityhat the company could break itself up into a better co and an other co. >> i hold on to it here. even when you had that terrible news, that's where it stopped on a time. the break up story has been there before. i don't know if that's why you're getting into it. you're not going to get crushed owning microsoft. i don't think there is is a lot of downside. at this price, 33 and 3/4 -- >> the break up probably doesn't happen until you get a new ceo in the seat. even if it's at the end of this year, you have to wait to see what his or her strategy would be. i agree when you have so many land mines in technology, these guys probably kind of just sit around here. maybe it's dead money but dead money in tech is not so bad. >> if they do find a great ceo and you get a great pop you have got to look for the kitchen sink quarter where the new ceo comes in, lowers the bar for themselves. >> because you should. >> why not. it's a free pass. >> let's hit a buzz kill. caterpillar digging itself int

jeffries, for again bringing us together.have different responsibilities, judiciary, homeland security, we're all concerned about comprehensive immigration reform, border security, and it's important, however, that we give a challenge and a charge to those individuals who will be gathering to reform the budget and i cannot think you -- thank you enough for your leadership on these issues. i rise today joining my colleagues and adding again my appreciation to the charelwoman of the congressional black caucus, congresswoman fudge, who in a day or two will be joining the ag conference and will be raising her voice for individuals who simply want a good and decent meal. and to thank her for her leadership of the congressional black caucus and i repeat the words of my colleagues and that is, those words are, that we remain, i believe, the heart and conscience for the american people whose voices again and whose issues may be lost in the conflicts of partisanship. the congressional black caucus speaks clearly and loudly to the issu

and we're also joined by jason jeffries, the founder and ceo of blender box, an agency that specializes in websites. can this be fixed? >> yes, absolutely. if the issues are related to flaws and errors in the logic, that might take some more time. >> and jenny regardless of which side of the political aisle you may be sitting on, by all arguments this has been a nightmare politically for the obama administration. >> absolutely. and one of the problems here is that we really need toe secretary to come out today and acknowledge that. i think that's really the thing she has to do and provide more specifics than her colleague did yesterday. and the big problem president obama has is he is in a no-win situation. if you listen to the calls that she be removed, who do you replace her with? he can't have the senate hold up a confirmation, because they'll relitigate health care again. so he has got to stick by her. it sounds like he will, and they have to get this fixed by november 30th, they are promising, which i think will be a tall order for them to fill. >> you do complain management. how d

joining the panel now is democratic congressman hakeem jeffries of new york.eeded you here, congressman, because i just -- with everything that's happening, where you work seems really mysterious and intense to me. and i just want to ask, like, inside, on the floor, with your colleagues, are people -- are the republicans who are at this moment spinning it as a win, do they legitimately believe that or is that just spin? >> i think from the tea party's standpoint there are some who might actually believe that this is a successful effort that they undertook. . in, what was very interesting is that when john boehner came into the room to indicate that he was going to put the senate bill on the house floor, he received a standing ovation. now, the pundits had suggested that this may be a moment where john boehner's speakership would be put into jeopardy as a result of him conceding defeat. but in reality the fact that he received a standing ovation i think suggests that there's this mind-set amongst some that they fought the good fight, that they'll live to fight

we're joined now at the table by keen jeffries. we had tom davies sitting in your seat in the last segment. he was saying if the democrats think at the end of the day there is just going to be -- the debt ceiling is just going to be raised, and the government will be reopened and not some kind of concessions on the democratic side, they're wrong. what do you say to that? >> it is important to understand i think that the democrats have been ready to talk since the early spring. as part of the regular budgetary process. what is supposed to have occurred in the congress, the house passed the budget in march, the senate passed the budget shortly there after. the next step in the process is for both sides to appoint members of a conference committee to sit down together, try and find common ground and work out the differences. since the early spring, the republicans have refused to appoint members of a conference committee. so essentially for the last six or seven months, the republicans have been the ones who have declined steadfastly

jeffries says buy the stock, okay, everybody knows i own some microsoft, what's going on here?now how much stuart varney likes the good news on microsoft. and jefferson raising the targets here, buy from hold, price targets up to $42 and this is why. higher margins are expected from the sales of the windows operating system. a growing revenue they're expecting and also the fact that with the android operating system of google, that microsoft stands to benefit from some patent agreements there. so, good news, good news, good news, upgrades, good for you. >> okay. nicole, thanks indeed. i was momentarily distracted there. i've got news on the house g.o.p., the house republicans, they've got their own debt plan. it includes having the administration and members of ccngress get into obamacare. so, no exclusion for the administration and for congress from obamacare. income verification, you want to get on these exchanges and you want a subsidy, you've got to verify your income, that's what the house republicans want. what was that, a two year-- two year suspension of the medical dev

jeffries came in today and said they've got a new price target. it's up as of now.in from the floor and big losers so far, who are they? >> it's easy to find red on the screen today. you see everything on sale today. but, as we noted the biggest losers in the dow jones industrials. some are technology related and the three are, hewlett-packard, cisco systems and ibm, but that's not to say that the technology is the only group under pressure. exxon and the energy realm and just reading a story about the government shutdown and last week we talked about some of the defense stocks getting hit because there wasn't anybody to review the new products, now, it's looking that it may turn to agriculture. and agricultural commodities are shunned to a certain extent and there hasn't been official statistics lightly and watch agriculture this week. >> all right, by the way, we are down 132 points in the early going. two minutes' worth of business, down 130 points, so we did get the drop that had been predicted by the futures. and bringing in keith fitzgerald from portland. a bi

and jeffries had huge comments yesterday about tesla. up five-fold in 2013. stuart: i can't believe the fact that the norwegians prefer the tesla to the gulf. duly noted. 14,912 is where we are. i've got to tell you what's coming up at 10:00. a big show today. bill o'reilly is going to talk about his new book, "killing jesus" a historical look at the life of jesus, next hour. and we've said that the shutdown is about maximum pain, making the republicans look bad. and now the debt deadline as well is maximum pain. the social security administration warn that benefits could get cut. liz, what do you make of that? >> and this is the white house warning this and now scaring senior citizens. unless they want a dan rosscowski was chased through a parking lot, senior citizens chased him when he threatened to basically raise taxes on them to pay for their medicare and they said impeach him. they called him coward at that time. if they ripped social security benefits this is what politicians will see coming right out of the senior citizens. stuar

let's take that to jeffries analyst, ross mcmilan. thanks for joining us.ibe this latest earnings report as less bad, if you like? >> yeah, i think that's right. so on the pc side specifically what you're seeing is improvement in enterprise or corporate pcs. so the product screw that microsoft sells in that market actually grew for the second quarter in a row. on consumer side that is still more challenging. that is in decline. it is declining at less curve relative to the expectation. so in aggregate the pc business is getting less worse. ashley: you're grading to stock to a buy, based on what? >> so we up graded the stock about a week ago, really for other reasons away from the windows franchise. and the core reasons we upgraded the stock are really on the commercial assets that the company has. this is the office business, which is predominantly again, sold into companies. and also the server and cloud platform. there is really two things related to this. one is that the company is having success in converting some of these traditional products into clou

do you think that ubs jeffries, they came out a little high on it? do you worry about that?esponsibility is to grow the business. we have demand for 300 million shares. so the market will do responsibe this sfx even better than the last one. tracy: i'm pretty sure you could do that, sir. robert silverman of sfx entertainment. thanks for taking the time, sir. >> thank you. tracy: you know what is cool, ash? there is advertising angle to this. ashley: oh good. tracy: he has all these kids in one room at one time, right? it is advertiser's dream. ashley: no kidding. all in one spot. tracy: pretty cool. >> very cool up deed. gridlock alert, well, d.c. lawmakers are talking about meetings but will any progress be made. we'll go to washington on the latest on the shutdown and looming debt sealing. >> live tech support on your kindle? that is pretty cool, new tablet may day function coming up from amazon in your tech minute. we'll take a look at some of the winners and losers on the s&p 500 as we head out to break. nicole said hewlett-packard was up 7.8%, excuse me. we'll be right

jeffries put a buy rating up from a hold. up to $42 target from 33 bucks.is because they see good news with riding faster growth and wider margins of windows operating system licenses. that is good news. they see them benefiting from patent license agreements for smartphones and tablets running on google android operating systems. we want to look at tesla, which has run up so far so fast, about 500% this year. wedbush puts new price of $240 up from 180. one of many reasons, mainstream car buy are more receptive to electric vehicles among other things. that is one thing they noted. it is upp3% today. back to you. adam: nicole, thank you. lori: from stockses to commodities, gold bouncing off the lowest level in three months as it looks like a debt ceiling deal may be further off than we first thought when we came into work this morning. phil flynn from price futures group is in the pits of the cme with the latest reaction from the. >> looks like they have dueling plans. yesterday, gold broke a four-day losing streak. they settled up pretty good even when we t

eastern on "money," how does abercrombie & fitch ceo mike jeffries still have a job?ss decisions to even worse personal choices you have to wonder who thinks he should still be in charge. we'll have fun and debate it. shareholders beware. that is the latest from the fox business, giving you the power to prosper. lori: existing home sales slip ad little in september as higher prices hurt affordability. it is also hitting homebuilder shares today. have a look. down across the board by 2%. 1.75. kb home off more than 3%. with the housing situation being a key metric for the feds, will the report give those who wanted a delayed taper more ammo? for that let's turn to peter barnes in d.c. peteer? >> hey, lori. economist for the national association of realtors, lawrence sun, think as softer housing market due to run-up in mortgage rates the past six months would delay tapering by the federal reserve. would likely delay a cut in the $85 billion a month in the qe bond purchases, but, for now it is kind of wait and see after september unit sales declined 1.9% in a bit of cool

the mid point of that range is below analyst current expect age webs but analysts brian pits and jeffriesout in his note that amazon usually guides conservatively and has consistently been able to beat operating income guidance over the past seven quarters. now, remember, this is a company trying to expand beyond its internet retail business into a broader tech company, also a media company. many would consider amazon has been spending billions of dollars to get into gadgets. also trying to make a name for its in cloud computing for big companies. a lot to talk about here, always with amazon, ross, as we look at this very impressive stock growth for a company that has posted a loss now for three consecutive quarters. back to you. >> it totally depend where you are. if you're closer that if a that fulfillment center, you can wait longer than us that are further away. you can experiment now and see how long it takes to get your presents before the holiday season kicks off. >> have to think about that. global head of media and internet research, yusef, good to speak to you this morning. what

let's speak to david from jeffries. hello, sir. how are you? >> good morning. >> let's talk about why the fed held their power on tapering. >> i think more importantly, the models at the federal reserve were showing based on the forecast that they put in that there was still quite a lot of slack. this is a very model focused fed. they look at their optimal control exerciseds, the janet yellen/ben bernanke, ivory tower is a very ivory tower. i think the numbers crunched and it came out and said we're not supposed to do anything. even though sigh psychologically prepared the market for it, i think they're not as concerned as the market should be. >> there's a number of people that have been fighting this for a long time. they've been marginalized. anyone that voted away from the committee has been pushed to the sides. you see their comments come out, people don't react. >> what about those brain boxes? >> look, i think we have a $250 billion price on that wednesday. everybody moved from september taper to december taper. what is that 250 billion

jeffries. house has once again exposed its extremism for all of the american people to see.underliestion that this rule is dead on arrival in the senate and will not be signed into law by the president and so what we have embarked on his a few legislative joyride that will only and in the government shutdown it will hurt children it will hurt children, the military families, the military, senior citizens, and our economy. this is an unnecessary shakespearean tragedy. why are we continuing to fight a battle that you have already lost? you lost a in 2010 legislatively when the congress has the affordable care act. you lost it in a court of law when the supreme court in 2012 declared the affordable care act and you lost a politically last november when the president was reelected to a second term. why are we continuing to litigate an issue that is already been resolved? it is time to confront reality. the affordable care act is the law of the land. let's move on and get back to doing the business of the american people. >> direct remarks to the chair. >> i continue to reserve.

apple was upgraded to buy from hold at jeffries. the firm says that after talking with suppliers it believes apple's gross margins will be better than it had expected and the target was increased from 600 to 425. qualcomm was downgraded. the target is 75. even though it was downgraded it was upgraded. they're increasing trereal ogy. >>> let's get a check on the markets this morning because the markets are starting to set up. pay a little attention to what's happening in washington. after shrugging things off after the first week of the shutdown. the dow futures are indicated down by 123 points below fair value. s&p futures are off by 14.5 points and the s&p is down. oil prices down by $1.16. this is probably questions about what happens to the economy after a week or longer of a government shutdown. some estimates pointing out a half a percentage point and then we'll see beyond that what would happen. this is where you start to get into some kind of messy territory. we're not talking about a quick shutdown at this point. the yield o

jeffries. nolan. -- those are know for you. they are for you. and al green.not the singer, but the great leader. the leader who stands with the people. rush. jeffrey. stephen -- help me out, you guys. they are all here. so now that we have a few more members, i want you to hear from the members who are standing here, fighting for you. we will make a quick but we want you to know, we have to make it a lot harder. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] mr. speaker, let us vote on the clean cr. mr. speaker, let us vote on the clean cr. let us vote on a clean cr. mr. speaker, let us vote on the clean cr. mr. speaker, let us vote on the clean cr. >> let them vote. let them vote. let me tell you. one of the hardest working people who put this on the line for this country every day is sn lautenberg, i furloughed -- a furloughed safety inspector, a safety inspector where you -- whether you go up in the ground -- you want those airplanes to stay up. he does a wonderful job for our country and we