a map for the four ways to enter the festival, jfk drive, transverse drive, fulton street, jfk drive and 36th avenue, and south polo field. >>> a mystery in the north bay, who's dumping hundreds of tires along the russian river. there's a clue that could lead to a culprit. >>> a court orders facebook to take down a post, how the decision could affect social media all around the world. >>> i'm spencer christian, i direct your attention to toasty october temperatures coming our way very shortly, as will my accuweather forecast coming up. >>> and car waxing 101. there's a right >>> someone is dumping tires along the russian river and the search is on for whoever is doing this, around the top of hoplin, population 756. there is a crew that may help find the culprit. wayne freedman has more from the north bay. >> traffic does too. and most drivers heed the signs but not all of them. >> it's just a shock. it's trash. it's filth. >> they are tires stacked like dark tombstones in some cases. for chris ostrom the dumping insults the environment. hundreds of tires have appeared in the last mon

tells is her father's actions on november 22, 1963 when he was protecting vice president johnson and jfk'ss motorcade. the jimmy carter presidential library and museum hosted this event. evening. i'm tony clark from the carter library. we are really glad you all are here. i have really been looking forward to this talk tonight rufus youngblood, i've known the name, i've known who long time. very and i'm just delighted that we can

tells is her father's actions on november 22, 1963 when he was protecting vice president johnson and jfk's dallas motorcade. the jimmy carter presidential library and museum hosted this event. >> good evening. i'm tony clark from the carter library. re

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he had been advisor to jfk. and consulted with johnson and other presidents. motives ande main that's what really brought them together. approach to foreign-policy which we have just seen examples of mainly a conceptual approach that looks that --ong-term trend and is not just react a knee-jerk reaction to discrete events but does them together in a mosaic. 's was clear that they each shared a strategic worldview which i think was probably a major reason why nixon chose him and clearly why kissinger was happy to join him. they brought different strengths. as a congressman then more importantly as vice president then as private citizen had a traveled the world extensively and new marinade -- many world leaders. strength was a historical, philosophical, construct -- conceptual strategic. buthave the same strategy it was a wonderful mix. learn more about president's foreign-policy and his secretary of state, henry kissinger today at 2:30 p.m. eastern. explore our nation's past here on american history tv. each week, american artifacts takes you to museums and lea

so i had lawyers at jfk, atlanta, in la, and in philadelphia. as an example of the chaos, and ask unanimous consent to introduce into the record, this article from the philadelphia inquirer from january 30, 2000 2017. it described how the first people to land in philly they were subject to the muzzle band were two syrian christian families. but jesus and green cards. they were sick back. clause customsms and border patl didn't know how to deal with it. they weren't allowed access to theirce attorneys. and of course maydaynd large number of protesters outside. several of the other members we have to their experiences of the day. he went to the airport in georgia and was also denied access to folks who were injuring an as is customs, he had a student. just moving to mr. ron caskey, do you have, you told several times with these visa waivers have been granted as of the 76. as of september 14th. and that since the inception. so over 60000 people subject to this man, have applied when you're in that time. right. >> approximately the number yes. >> ca

connell: surge pricing to jfk. >>> hard time.tenced in the college admission scandal, gordon caplan, former co-chair after prestigious international law firm. he found himself on the other side of the bench. molly line continues to cover this story. she joins us from boston with the latest. reporter: hi, connell. gordon caplan is expected to self-report to prison november 6th. he has been sentenced to one month behind bars and the expectation is that he will self-report like many of the other parents at this point been sentence thus far. prosecutors initially called for eight months, argued in court unlike others embroiled in the scandal who first engaged with singer for legitimate services, his relationship with the haster mind was a scheme from the start. unlike other parents, kaplan's daughter was unaware of her daughter's cheating efforts. -- father es cheating efforts. caplan repeatedly apologize which he did outside of the courthouse again earlier today. >> i fully respect the decision of the decision of the court today. i'

[laughter] tony: -- rebecca: jfk championed the space program. i think all of us are sad he never lived to see that day. this is when they visited nasa on inspection in cape canaveral. there he is there. whoops, sorry about that. this is in houston, texas. for the mockup of apollo. that's a dad there. i love this picture of the beautiful first family. you have president and misses kennedy, john-john and caroline. this was in april of 1963. so, in november of 1963 was when they planned a trip to texas due to the upcoming 1964 election. dad described the trip as a world wind trip to visit five texas cities and speak to thousands of texans with the express purpose of being seen by as many people as possible. and this is on the morning of november 22 and this is monday -- dad is here, they are walking out of the texas hotel. in fort worth. dad was a special agent in charge of the vice president's detail on this trip. agent knight was not there on this trip. the short hop from fort worth, fort worth and dallas are not far away from each other, but the

the president said only george washington had given away his salary, although histe toirnz say jfk and hoover gave theirs away as well. the airport in miami is 15th on the list. tomorrow may bring fresh hell as the cease-fire expires and now nothing will hold turkish forces back. as u.s. troops were pulling out of northern syria, civilians and kurdish areas there hurled vegetables and insults. they're angry that they're fighting partners, the americans, are leaving them. at the white house, trump had this response to the kurds. >> where is an agreement that said we have to stay in the middle east for the rest of humanity, for the rest of civilization? to protect the kurds? >> they're no angels. we helped the kurds and we never gave the kurds a commitment we'd stay there for 400 years to protect them. >> tonight "the washington post" is reporting that a limited number of troops will indeed remain in syria to secure the oil as the president puts it. and this afternoon secretary of state pompeo seemed to indicate, get this, the president might be willing to commit to military action in th

one is david correia you pointed out was arrested at new york's jfk airport, he was coming into jfk.st appearance in federal court downtown in lower manhattan here this afternoon perhaps in the next hour or to. it's a cursory first appearance. tomorrow he will be the arraignment still unclear as to out players arraigned tomorrow, katy. at that time they'll enter their pleas of not guilty or guilty. we expect everybody to enter a not guilty plea. we expect igor fruman to be there. that's the mechanics if you will of the players that's involved and what's next in the legal case. all this stems from the ongoing and continuing investigation into this foreign money influence scheme, which is definitely picking up steam. it's an investigation that's been going on for some time. and it's an investigation that we continue to report developments on. >> tom, can you give us a little bit more about how correa links up with fruman and parnas? >> basically, he's involved every step of the way. this is one of the things that tells us here there is a lot about this case that prosecutors and federal

because i thought he did this terrible thing and jfk said but he's done nice things for me since that and you can't go to politics if your candidate or an office holder andnd you just hae that in your mind all the time. >> but is it important to have someone who does haveth that in mind? that's a question. can ask the office holder -- >> absolutely. especially in the twitter era, right? if you read your comments, you'll usually receive incoming from all directions. it's important to have somebody that can keep an honest appraisal, that can remove yourself. because as summit in politics whether it my granddad, it's difficult to remove yourself, if that makes sense. that's a vital role my grandma played throughout. and honestly for that matter so did the kids. my dad and my uncle worked extraordinarily hard, all of us did come to make sure they were successful but to also give that honest appraisal whenever decisions will be made. one story i will share is a remember in 1988 when the time came wrapping up the nomination to select who the vice presidential nominee was going to be, andpi

. >> the company is offering chopper rides from manhattan to jfk airport to all users, not just premium members. it costs about 200 bucks, but door to door it takes about as long as taking a taxi. >>> nasa is getting ready to test its first fully electric plane. >> the goal is to advance electric air catastrophe design which could bring air taxis one step closer to reality. >> those are your tech bytes. >>> so you don't save time, it's just about being -- >> or money. >> you just like to be in a helicopter. all right. we'll talk about that some more. >>> the golden state warriors are kicking off their chase center era tomorrow. get excited about that. >>> welcome back. we'll walk you through your friday. starting out in the 40s and 50s. by lunch time, a nice day to be outside. upper 60s to lower 70s. this afternoon, under sunny skies, our warmest spots will top out near 80. >>> two women are suing james franco for sexual exploitation. the two women filed the suit in los angeles yesterday. the pair were students at traffic co franco's now closed acting school. they say franco pushed them

airport and i also was at jfk airport.like the chairman was there with another member of congress, i deplore to a terminal where i was the only member of congress or three people coming from the muslim ban countries being detained. there was a student from nyu being received by one of the professors that did life-saving research at the university that was being detained. there were two other family members that were members of the armed forces, a mother and a wife. one of the members refused to speak to the press or any of us until he spoke to one of his superiors. he wanted some guidance as to what was the protocol of the members before he spoke to the press or any of us. that underscores the kind of allegiance he has to the nation. we were assisted by the office of immigrant affairs at new york city and eventually these cases were resolved. i inter the facility and to say to somebody because he had offereall characteristics of a jailhouse and i was approached by members of your department and surrounded by them there was

and jeanne, you grew up with a picture of jfk on the wall-- jesus christ and jfk. >> no, we didn't. > the minister in this community was a man by the name of reverend hale knew martin luther king, jr. sister was a dear friend of martin luther king, jr.'s wife. and so there was a real family link between the hales and martin luther king, jr. reverend hale brought martin luther king to columbus. >> talk about the moms. so many players, single parents, mostly moms. moms were working, talk about the moments. >> almost to a person, these mothers worked as maids for well-to-do white families and when i went to interview the white lamar, who is the athlete on the front of the book-- we like wil and this book so we'll hold it up often so people can see it. >> i asked him what his mom did for life, you know, her work and he said -- he said my mother had my dreams every day, wil, and she was a maid and i said, man, so she had to get on her hands and knees and work so that you could eat, right? and he broke down. i mean, and it was -- it was just so touching and that character on the front of th

like jfk said when he spoke about taking america to the moon, he said i willing to postpone the work that has to be done for you, for america, for our possibilities are limitless. it takes vision and it takes plans. but that is not enough. it takes a proven ability to get big things done. no one in this race has had a stronger record of passing important, consequential legislation than i have, or promoting them when i was vice president. from the voting rights act renewal to the ban on assault weapons to the violence against women act, obamacare, to the recovery act that cap us from sliding into a depression. i have been there. i know what it takes to get these things done. let me finish with this. a lot of my primary opponents are good people. we have to do more than just defeat donald trump. i agree. we have to do more than beat donald trump. we have to beat him like a drum. that is what we have to do. thank you for listening. god bless you all. may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] [crowd talking] vice pres. biden: i like him a crowd talking] [cro

starting today people in new york can book helicopter rides to jfk. here's how it works. you book the flight on the app. uber driver will then pick you up from your location, drive you to a specific helipad and drive you to the chopper. takes 8 minutes from the airport. you can bring one small suitcase. how much? $225. >>> you've probably seen at warriors games, dance mom is back. she h a message. she wants you to take cal train to the warriors game at chase center. cal train tweeted out the video. dance mom is helping get the word out. a 15-minute walk to the arena. mom has got it going on. >> special effects. >> it's fantastic. >>> all right, warm up. don't put the shorts away and the flip-flops just yet. >> you're really going to need them for the weekend. tomorrow of the warm up begins, 80, it kicks up by the weekend as valleys get close to 90 degrees by monday, even san francisco close to 80 by sunday. >> very confusing, but thank you, rob. we're going to enjoy it anyway. that's going to do it for us. we'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. >> we now return to the white e,

so we consider this our moon shot and to quote jfk, we chose go to the moon not because it was easy but because it was hard. we knew this would be a rally cry for the people at the airport to come together to figure out how functionally and operationally how we would achieve these objectives. what we have mapped out here and no reason to pay attention to the technical details, but basically, a carbon neutral strategy we have put into our greenhouse grass emissions to the department of environment on an annual basis. what our carbon neutral pathway is. scope two emissions which are zero out of the public utility commission but scope one is challenging. there's a central plant by natural gas and once we environment ability to electrify this which we think will fall under the new decarbonization code that has been draftedly likely this commission and the department of environment, we'll reduce 80% emissions on campus from that one change. so big changes afoot for our airport. we're work on a variety of strategies and i'll cover that on the next slide but i want to show you that this looks

one option has users by passing street traffic and jumping in a helicopter to get to jfk. you can get to the airport from lower manhattan. >> this is a great opportunity to provide value to the riders in a way to get to jfk even faster than they can now. >> the flight takes about 8 minutes and costs about $200, and includes ground transportation and passengers can bring along a small suitcase. >>> should we take a chopper to get around the bay area this morning, sal? >> we could. i would say it would be a great way to commute, especially if you had to use the bay bridge today. starting in the south bay, there goes 280. we can see the train going through. also downtown san josi traffic is better in the last hour or so, things improving. northbound 101 traffic is moderate. we have had a couple minor things happen but it's not caused a lot of slow traffic. san mateo bridge is getting better. the only thing that hasn't gotten better is the bay bridge. i would say it's better but still slow because of an earlier problem on the bridge that's been gone for more than an hour now.

the service will fly you between lower manhattan and jfk airport in eight minutes.to get to a helipad, take off, then to your flight. it would take you about 30 minutes. joe: what is the price? caroline: $200. take 50you could minutes on the subway. romaine: the subway? caroline: is that beyond you now? that ins of being getting from here to the distance of where the helipad would be. romaine: i don't know. or you could just take the rival, blaze, and that is cheaper. joe: ok, i will do that. with the ceo speak on an eventful year in cryptocurrency next. this is bloomberg. ♪ our,ne: developing this wework leaders telling staff job cuts are coming. 12,005, that he had hundred employees last time we checked. we know they are consolidating comes to how many people will be affected? >> they were considering job cuts perhaps in the thousands last week. they told staff things would be handled humanely and they would start on this this month, but did not give a figure. joe: how should we think about these job cuts? they need to cut expenses because they need to cut their c

emmanuel picked up the money from jfk airport in new york city after a baggage handler named quincy thorpe of loading it on to a jet. thorpe became a suspect when he called out sick for two days after the money went missing. the men claim they are innocent. >> max form barry will not run for reelection in 2020. the texas republican was first elected in 1994 and served 13 terms. it is unclear what he plans to do next. library is the sixth house republican from texas to announce retirement. he won reelection last year by 65 points. >> they will get paid under a new law in california, governor newsom citing the fair pay to play act. jillian: it could spell big problems with the ncaa. todd pyro joins us with mixed reaction. >> reporter: under the new california law college athletes would have a right beginning in 2023 to profit from the use of their name, image and likeness. here is california governor gavin newsom. >> it is going to change college sports for the better by having the interest of the athletes on par with the interests of the institution is now for rebalancing that power. >> tha

santas is obvious jfk puts emphasis on how important is that self confidence so when we come together as a nation we can achieve so much more. >> dude you are out ofio your mind. this is nationalism at its absolute worst. what is a a country but a xenophobic landmass designed to keep other people out? countries imply borders. borders are inherently come you guessed it comer races. excellent. here's another. give a man a fish, feed him for a day. teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. >> it's clearly a lesson that was more important giving -- >> i'm going to throw up. teaching a man to fish is what led to exploiting the environment which led to industrialo relations which lead to overpopulation which is guess what a major contributor to global warming. you're on fire. >> how about this one? hang in there. to hang in there after having a rough day? >> you are insane. hang in there? this is endorsing capital capitol punishment you psycho. you know what congress has done here ? take over the class. >> let's start off with my favorite quote stalin was right. [applause] greg:

this letter from trump is similar to the letter from jfk to kruschev. don't be a [ bleep ]. everybody will say, yay, kruschev, you're the best. if you don't, everybody will say what an a-hole and call your soviet country a bunion. give you a jingle later. maybe trump is one of the greats. >> there's truly nothing unusual about this. >> the crazy thing is that this letter, when trish regan at fox business posted it, people had to call the white house and say, this is a joke, right? this is not exactly on presidential stationery what the president said. it didn't seem weighty or measured the way the situation is. >> i like how he stuck the landing. i will call you later. >>> his text messages linked to an investigation by ukraine with president trump. what will the ambassador to the e.u. say when he testifies in the impeachment probe today? >>> his text messages are at the heart of the impeachment probe. the ambassador to the e.u. testifies behind closed doors today. >> it was a meltdown. sad to say. >> he called her a third-rate politician. >> tensions boil over at the white

it just expanded the helicopter service between manhattan and the jfk airport.nd flying right over the city gridlock. the new service is now available to all uber max with iphones. instead of just the top tier the reward program. the cost? $225. >> actually there is a company that is offering that's. i will check in with them here next week. >>> we are taking a look at traffic right now. the bay bridge is stepped up. as you were queuing to san francisco we first reported near fremont and then close the treasure island. it looks like you were just beyond the 880 overpass. slow ride as you head through. looking at the maps if you do take a look at this you can see the red across the span. the number four lane is blocked. there pulling it closer to treasure island unfortunately it is not a friend now. what you want to skip the roadways. with all the events happening this weekend mass transit may be her best friend to avoid the delays in the roadway. san mateo bridge looks pretty good right now. no troubles as of yet as you work your way out of hayward and into fost

. >> speaking of, new yorkers can now take an uber helicopter to jfk airport and book it right on the uber app. it's an 8 minute ride. now the cost a little bit re. $225. no word on when that service will head to the bay area. which i'm sure many people will take. >> it's probablyit. that's how you're sitting there. >> >> no it is less than $30 a minute. >> yeah. >> all right. so let's get out the door. hopefully you don't get stuck in any traffic this morning. we're going to have a cool start to the day and warming up this afternoon. let's get out the door in san jose with a live look outside and it's still jacket weather. and this is a look at it yesterday and that came in from cycle hike runs. if you take picture to me. let's get out the door this morning in pleasant hill as you head to the bart station. only upper 40s looking nice with upper 60s by late morning. we'll be in the low 70s going into the afternoon. eventually reaching about 73 degrees in oakland with concord reaching 80 degrees. we'll see mid to upper 70s in the north bay while san francisco reaches 70 degrees. palo a

another associate of rudy giuliani was arrested, this one taken into custody as he landed at new york's jfkmpeachment inquiry of president trump continues in the house of representatives. nancy cordes has the latest. >> rudy was a great prosecutor. he was the best mayor in the history of the city of new york as far as i can see. >> reporter: president trump defended his embattled personal lawyer today, even as house republicans backed away. >> i think there would be other people i would have represent myself. >> reporter: a top adviser to the secretary of state told lawmakers today that fallout from rudy giuliani's ukraine pursuits prompted him to resign last week. michael mckinley said he was stunned by the mistreatment of marie yovanovitch, the u.s. ambassador to ukraine who was removed this spring because giuliani viewed her as an obstacle. >> rudy giuliani was seeking out corruption, and what happens mostly in the 2016 election. >> reporter: the president tried to reframe giuliani's mission today, though he, too, had urged the ukrainian president to investigate former vice president joe

it purports to be a letter from then president jfk to the soviet leader at the time.ke here. what do you think about the joke? >> a pardee of president trump's casual, sometimes crude manner of speaking. i think maybe a take-off on some of his tweets and a recent letter to the turkish president but i think it goes along with the podcast interview we've been discussing. we can speculate why mrs. clinton is injecting herself into the race now in this manner, and i don't know how to explain it. >> jon: maybe she thought nobody was listening to the podcast, i don't know. it's a strange story. james freeman. thank you. >> sandra: you've heard about sin taxes on alcohol and cigarettes. what about heating oil? the controversy in one major city next. paying this off thanks to sofi, i can see the light at the end of the tunnel as of 12pm today, i am debt free ♪ we have no debt, we don't owe anybody anything, and it's fantastic ♪ what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, relax. i got this. wh

. >> what i learned in looking through jfk's archive was that the pigs impacted the president so greatly, he was humiliated in his first 100 days as president. after having won the election on a very specific position that communism must be defeated. in cuba and vietnam read the top of his target list. and to have that failure at the bay infuriated president kennedy. and he did something which in my opinion has not been looked at or reported before. what he did was he switched the authority of the covert operations from the cia working under title 50 to the defense department working under title ten and it got very messy in terms of the paramilitary operations that were happening in the very early days of vietnam. this is long before war was declared by president trump. and that was very interesting from a historical point of view because you see the same thing today or i should say do you see that same thing today. i let readers decide or try to let readers decide and it come to their own conclusions about bigger sweeping issues that affect all of us as citizens. >> after the vietnam wa

years ago the cuban missile crisis started and this letter from trump is eerily similar to a letter jfkent khrushchev. he wrote at that premier khrushchev, don't be a [ bleep ], okay? everybody will say, you're the best. you're really busting my nuts here. give you a jingle later. so i don't know, maybe trump is one of the greats. [ applause ] his other pen pal, kim jong un, released a new package of glamour shots. there he is, the lonely ranger. there's another one. and this beauty. you know, this is the first time, i've never thought about getting a tattoo, but i'm starting to think i might get this one. these photos are a big deal over there, because they show his people, they show the dear leader on the last uneaten horse in north korea. [ laughter ] these photos are not supposed to go public until valentine's day until when kim jong un's releasing a romance novel. it's national boss' day. it should be called national ass-kissing day. we went out on the street and asked people to give their boss a message on television in a special boss' day edition of "hide and speak." >> it's nati

she put out a kind of a jokey fake jfk letter that was, however, his real signature, this weekend. a takeoff on the president's correspondence with erdogan of turkey. she came out after tulsi gabbard. >> right. >> she came out after jill stein, and you know something is up when the president then defends jill stein and tulsi gabbard. what do you think is going on here? >> look, every day she wakes up knowing she lost to donald trump. that's not an easy thing for her to carry. i think that's a very painful thing. i think it shapes her view of the world. i think the russian interference shapes her view of the world. so i think it's not easy for her to kind of let go of the very raw feelings from that loss. and from a human level, you can understand why. >> also she's on book tour, and people are asking her for comment wherever she goes. >> yeah. but i would say i think that's exactly right. but she is freer now than, say, she was as a candidate. she was an extremely cautious candidate, and now the way that she talks about tulsi gabbard and sort of the jokey personality on twitter is

about upcoming rally in dallas he gets on twitter and says don't get too cocky trader they show up for jfkoo insinuating assassination and not only that you have the project james undercover videos at cnn look at one of the cnn field supervisors he's out here saying he hopes trump dies. roll that. >> not going to go away. ukraine thing. or just in general -- >> in general. it will go away when he die. >> explain the sickness with this fascination with the assassination. >> this is that's all they have, and this is what we've seen also historically so this is not a one off or unique it is not even about trump but the left and what they've done historically because they can't win people over because ideas are so bad that's why socialism in the left it is a dead failed ideology, and this is why. now in america, of course, thank goodness we've got freedom of expression we can have this conversation, and you know, charlie is right when it comes to enthusiasm another word month of fundraising of rnc of all things about that we can support trump he has a separate fundraising mechanism making reco

. >>> uber is expanding helicopter rides from manhattan to jfk international to everybody. previously only premium uber members could book the flights. it only costs $200 a ride, but it takes just as long to take the trip in a helicopter as long as it does in a taxi. >> how does that be? >> you probably have go to where you take off, then a special place in the airport, then you have go way back around in the front. go through security. >> look, i know a friend who takes a helicopter to go from his little vacation home into the city. >> we'll talk. >> that's how he commutes. >> we'll get back to that. right now a live look at the new york stock exchange. trading is getting under way. we are up 141 points. maybe some of you will be able to afford that. >> mm-hmm. take us with you. >>> some giants fans have launched a petition to change the name in front of a street in front of oracle park to bruce bochy boulevard. it's not known if they mean king street or 3rd street. the petition has a goal of 500 signatures, so far 300 people are on board. the giants skipper retired last w

because this is obvious jfk is putting emphasis on how important it is to have self- confidence so when we come together as a nation we can achieve so much more. >> dude you're out of your mind this is nationalism at its absolute worst. what is a country but a xeno phobic land mass designed to keep other people out okay? countries imply borders, all right? borders are inherently, you guessed it, racist. >> excellent! >> here is another. give a man a fish. feed him for a day. teach him as a fish, and you feed him for a lifetime. >> well it's clearly a lesson that actually learning a skill is a lot more important than just being given something without earning it. >> i'm going to throw up, okay? teach a man to fish? teaching men to fish is what led to exploiting the environment okay? which led to industrialization which led to overpopulation, which is guess what? a major contributor to global warming. you are on fire, terry. >> how about this one? "hang in there." oh, you want to just hang in thereafter having maybe like a rough day? >> you're in shane, okay? hang in there? this is endors

they showed up for jfk too. where are all the democrats?you want to play this game. >> i think that is disgusting and deplorable and i will condemn it as you should condemn donald trump. >> laura: did nancy pelosi condemn it? no, he's a freak. tom arnold is a freak and he: shouldn't of done it. that is not how it works. we have a photo. i'm talking about the freaks who make these comments like tom arnold. i had to recreate. let's have a moment. today i had to go after i. witnessed nancy pelosi taking her courageous stand at the white house, i had to go to that very spot today. i tried to recreate. i try to recreate it.o nobody came. i wanted them all to come back and nobody showed up. nobody came. i tried to get the same chair -- her chair. there was another thing. i want to look at this anti-trump ad that was put up in times square. i keep saying imagine if this had been directed at t barack obama. this is the athletic brand -- what is it called? giovanni? it's meant to protest the trump administration's gag rule prohibiting doctors with t

he's like their jfk, he's their guy. are you hearing more about this strategy?out more and more as you saw. house minority and kevin mccarthy, basically an effort for them to step away from the substance of what happened on the call of ukraine with some of the other issues the president has. democrats wanted to get donald trump out of office since he was elected and this is their latest chance to do it following the mueller report and following those investigations. i think this is something that you are going to see them hammer home in the next week or two. the question to me is how do house democrats respond and do they engage in the process argument that the house should pull a vote to have a formal impeachment inquiry or not. >> maya, you are the legal expert. the white house is saying the president is being denied due process. they say it is constitutionally in valid. what do you say? >> well, i think what's invalid is their argument of the constitution. the constitution says nothing about requiring a house vote in order to have an inquiry. the requirement

all customers going to jfk airport now have the option to skip the traffic and hail a helicopter.the service was only available to top tier members in the rewards program. now, anyone with an iphone can take to the skies provided they can pay the $225 one way per person fare. and that's what's happening now. lauren: that's not so bad, 225. tracee: not bad. lauren: no traffic. i'll take it. thank you. cheryl: let's take a look at futures. we've got red arrows on the screen to show you, dow down 60, nasdaq down 18 and three quarters. still ahead, a few hours away from the september jobs report. that could change fews churs. will it be good news new news fe trump economy? one burger has social media all fired up. why it has meat eaters and vegans alike dumb struck. here's a look at today's national average for a gallon of gas, $2.66 for regular. the contract rose overnight. keep it here on fox business, we are invested in you. ♪ i'm just saying it's fine by me. ♪ if you never leave. ♪ and we can live like this forever. ♪ it's fine by me. ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug hour 36 in the stakeout. a

neil: you mentioned jfk.her who said i paid for election victory, i didn't say i would pay for a landslide. gordon chang joins us now, the china expert, warned about a lot of this stuff when it wasn't cool and widely known. now we do know what's going on. gordon, a lot of folks are looking at the possibility of a deal, better than no deal at all. in other words, it might be fractured, it might be controversial, it might not go as far as we originally wanted but it would be a deal, and china wants to make that happen. do you buy that? >> i think that on the chinese side, there are a lot of inhibitions we aren't taking into account. there are things going on in beijing which we know something is wrong but we don't quite know what it is. so therefore, you know, i'm sure president trump wants a deal. xi jinping, however, may have political considerations that move him the other way. neil: could i ask you a little, this is more i guess government semantics, but the vice premier who is here, not as a government env

basically the bit between jfk in new york and lax on the west coast.ct, it's actually gotteny worse. it's now become private flyover country. it's noncommercial flyover country for these guys. and they say well, it's because of the campaign. f you are having lunch in new hampshire and then you're doing a supper event in iowa. that's not actually the case. since the 2016 election, bernie sanders has spent 400 grand on private flights.he in other words, between the 2016 and the 2020 campaign, he spente 400 grand flying around on private -- well, presumably by some miraculous arrangement. >> tucker: bernie sanders, the one who hates rich people and who hates billionaires? that guy?ar >> yeah. he flies around like a head ofh state. against what you were saying at the top of the show. we have the worst elites, one of these elites got right inn the last quarter-century. one of the reasons is they don't live among us. bernie doesn't actually want to -- you said you flew in coach on an american airline, which is a miserable experience thanks to government regu

surge pricing, if you take an uber car, could be up to a hundred bucks to get to jfk.eight minutes to get -- stuart: $200? ashley: eight minutes or thereabouts to get from the southern tip of manhattan all the way to jfk and they pick you up and take you to the terminal. very good indeed. for an extra hundred bucks it seems almost worth it. downside, can't take a load of luggage. maybe one, for the ladies, one purse and one carry bag actually fits in the overhead bin. otherwise -- stuart: i love that story. apple's chief tim cook sending a brief to the supreme court in defense of the dreamers. in other words, tim cook's getting into the political action on immigration. we will tell you exactly what he's saying in a moment. >>> thursday, that means wall street journal guy dan henninger is on the show. he's got a new piece. this week it's all about the democrats' obsession with impeachment. and that one phone call with ukraine's president. mr. henninger is next. ♪ cologuard: colon cancer screening for people 50 and older at average risk. i've heard a lot of excuses to av

the famous schlesinger book on jfk, a thousand days, bore that title despite kennedy having served 1,036 days as president. so having established that, here are some other numbers we have witnessed in these first 1,000 days. the president has spent 310 days at trump-branded properties, roughly a third of his time in office. 237 days at trump-branded golf properties. "washington post" has logged 13,438 false or misleading claims. that was as of a week ago. the total went significantly higher just today. the turnover rate of most senior people around the president, 80% according to brookings. ditto the highest rate of cabinet turnover in the modern history of our presidency. the last white house press briefing, seven months ago. a former staple of american life and media coverage just gone, vanished, disappeared. here now a review of what else we have watched as time goes by. >> donald trump today became our 45th president. >> american carnage. judge neal gorsuch. nobody knew that health care could be so complicated. >> day 63. >> this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story.