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. >> and not only was joe frances was there, but we were hearing that ben om "the bachelor" was alsothere partying with him as well. she's definitely mong on with these younge guys. >> for all she is, and it's not much, she looks good. >> she looks fantastic there. you look hot. how embarrassing, though, to be a kardashian kid watching your mother run around like a teenager with men half of her age? >> yeah. >> it's disgusting. >> they might be used to it by now, though. >> but ew. ew. >> i wouldn't want my mom doing that. me neither, mommy. don't get any ideas. and what's going on with bruce. >> and bruce seems to be moving on too. he was racing his car. he was surrounded by the beauties. they wertelling him he's finally happy. he can live the way he wants. this is a long time coming and he's finally happy. >> good for him. >> i think he'll have no problem landing another lady. >> no, not a problem at all. in the new "life & style" it's about kim and kourtney getting into it. >> kim just had a baby three months go. >> four mons ago. i see where this is going. you would think she wou

west virginia senator joe manchin and former nebraska senator ben nelson were the two others. rating was 52.3% liberal, 27.7 conservative. senator prior joins me now. he's a member of the appropriations committee. senator prior, good morning to you, sir. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> i want to start with this senate deal. i know you've been involved with working with senator collins from maine. there's a group of you of senate democrats. i think now it's 12. they're sort of some moderate senate republicans, the moderate senate democrats trying to force this deal. is it basically done in prince. ? i've equated it to sort of when you're buying a car. have you agreed to the price tag and now you're working on the details and doing the credit check? >> you know, that's for the leaders to decide. my sense is that it is pretty much done. of course it's a white house and house and senate leadership thing. so i'm not in those discussions. but by the way, i'm in the susan collins fan club. she did a great job of pulling us together. and i was very appreciative that she reac

joes. game one alcs at fenway park. boston,-tampa bay. ben zobrist off of jon lester.eed went over the green monster. started to fall apart in the bottom of the fourth. david ortiz. wil myers. someone yell at him? no. he said he saw desmond jennings out of the corner of his eyes and it was a go. that opened the floodgates. johnny gomes looked like a home run but two-run double off the monster. boston piled on tacking on 10 more as the red sox take game one by a final of 12-2. that's a look at sports. i'm pete gilbert. see you back here tonight at 6:00. >> well, you've heard her voice many times and may have even asked her to help you find a good restaurant or get directions. tonight voice behind siry has introduced herself. >> i am the humble personal assistant. >> her name is susan bennett and started her life as a machine quite young being the voice of telly the all-time teller. and she was also the voice welcoming delta airline passengers but when she recorded siry's voice in 2009 she had no idea what she was in for. >> the first time i actually heard my voice as si

been professional traders and professional money managers -- david: ben, i will hold you right there we have ibm earnings. go ahead, joe. >> david, actually adam. earnings per share is beat. miss on revenue. earnings per share, $3.99. street was expecting 3.96. revenue, 23.7 billion. that is the sixth straight quarter of declines in revenue for ibm. they were expecting 24.7 from the street the stock is trading down after-market. that is sick quarters in a row they missed or declines in revenue. david. david: i want to go back to todd. the stock is going down significantly. ended the day, todd, at 186.73. it is now 111. do you think it will stay there tomorrow? >> looks like it is going lower. ibm made a 52-week low already. it has not participated in any of this rally. one of the biggest bellwethers is struggling. i think eventually the market will start to struggle here as well. liz: ben, looking at this number here, the stock is moving lower but the ceo is saying she remains confident in ability to achieve. david: this has been a promise for them for a while, earnings of $20 a share per operating eps in 2015. i don't

joe kernen. andrew ross sorkin is on assignment today. he'll be back tomorrow. >>> on the fed news, ben be gathering with other fomc members for a two-day meeting. a policy meeting is set for tomorrow. economists say this is likely to be more of a strategy session with no action from the central bank. the senate banking committee is considering holding a hearing on janet yellen's nomination on december 14th. the panel needs to vet the

ben stiller hates you. >> be quiet now. >> i'm going to kill you. if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around because chuck todd and -- >> "the daily rundown" is next. >> you killed it! >> no end in sight. speaker boehner doesn't like to say compromise, but he has another word he can't stop talking about. we will tell you what it is. as the white house ramps up the debt limit, the treasury secretary will say what they want the new debt limit to be. ted cruz takes his battle cry across to rally virginia voters before they get of the first electoral opportunities to weigh in on the shut down. ken cuccinelli's larger than words. the group of conservatives who were there to see him. guess what happened years ago today. that's right, the governator wrote the recall rebel yon into office in california. that was the half of it. that may have been when we actually saw the first making of the tea party. good morning from washington. it's monday, october seventh, 2013. let's get to the first read of the morning. the shut down is entering week two with no end in sight. the debate is moving

ben roethlisberger with the shuffle pass as the steelers took a 7-0 lead over the ravens. late in the game, baltimore found 69, but joe flacco earns some of his $121 million contract finding dallas clark in the end zone. that ties it up at 16-16. with three seconds left, sean throws the 42-yard gamer. pittsburgh wins it in dramatic fashion, 19-16, for their second straight victory. >>> houston's cheatham is making his first nfl start. he was looking to pull off a majorup set against the chiefs. houston has a problem. he pops it up late in the game in the ball game. derek johnson recovers it, and how about the kansas city chiefs? they hold on for the victory to improve to 7-0 on the season, one of two undefeated teams. >>> let's go kaepernicking. they're putting a hurt today on the team. kaepernick scampers in for the 20-yard score. san francisco is up 10-0, and they continue to play smash mouth football. frank gore pounds it in, and let's go kaepernicking again. there you go. gore takes it in again as the 49ers flexing their muscles today go on to hammer the titans 31-17. >>> a scary moment in green bay today. you mig

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. >> joe biden, former senator, has a great relationship with mitch mcconnell. let me stay with you, bening john mccain, republican, said, thought got our attention. i want your comment. take a listen. >> the democrats better understand something. what goes around comes around. if they try to humiliate republicans, things change in american politics and i know what it's like to be in the majority and in the minority, and it won't be forgotten. now is the time to be m magnanimous and sit down and keep working. >> the word humiliate, do you sense the republicans face humiliation over all of this? >> well, i mean, look from the very beginning. when the president of the united states of america walks out and refers to republicans as being like terrorists with bombs strapped to their body and said i refuse to negotiate, i will not negotiate. i don't owe them anything. you owe the voters who put them in office something, to listen to them. >> republicans also saying, king calling them a fraud, his own party. >> well, but the difference was if you're the president of the united states of americ

joe to most voters. and it was a pretty good strategy today. go ahead, maria. >> it was a very good political strategy, and ben is right, of course it was plannedeverything the president does publicly is planned. no question about that. and americans know that. but i think -- >> but let me say something here. there is a difference, though, between planning something and going out and doing it, then being overheard saying here's what i want you to do, roll your sleeves up. here's the talking points. there's a difference between the two. >> no question, and that's exactly what i was about to talk about, don, because here's the problem for republicans. that hot mike moment made an already untenable and indefensible position even more so. because it demonstrates to the american people, especially in light of the juxpuposititaposit what boehner said that this isn't a game, that this is exactly what the game is for republicans, and even worse, they're the ones who started this game. the government could be open right now if republicans and especially the small band of tea partiers who are now controlling john boehner, who frankly said after the elect

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joe kernen. andrew ross sorkin is on assignment today. he'll be back tomorrow. >>> on the fed news, ben bernanke will be gathering with other fomc members for a two-day meeting. a policy meeting is set for tomorrow. economists say this is likely to be more of a strategy session with no action from the central bank. the senate banking committee is considering holding a hearing on janet yellen's nomination on december 14th. the panel needs to vet the nomination before it can go to the full senate for final consideration. steve liesman reported last week senator rand paul said he was thinking of putting a hold on yellen's nomination unless a voet vote was loud on his proposal for more transparency on the fed. beyond the fed, there are some other economic happenings. namely, at 8:30 eastern time, we have two reports delayed by the government shutdown. first, we go the consumer price index. we also get retail sales. at 9:00, we have the s&p case-shiller home price index. at 10:00, we get business inventories and consumer confidence. as fort corporate news, pfizer, etna, archer daniels, nokia

ben stiller hates you. >> be quiet now. >> i'm going to kill you. if it's way too early, it's "morning joe.""the daily rundown" is next. >> you killed it! >> no end in sight. speaker boehner doesn't like to say compromise, but he has another word he can't stop talking about. we will tell you what it is.

joe clark. >> howard baker, actually. people spoke of howard baker that way. what is he talking about here? >> the dovish policy is buying bonds. how pressures was ben kline bernanke when he said they weren't going to taper off bond buying, he may have to pass a dent ceiling resolution the chinese who own 1.3 trillion said yesterday, listen, very vocal t. chinese are never vocal. they said, listen, we are ready to stop. yellin supports that position. i'd like to know whether senator corker understands. i think he's a perfect goichlt at this very moment, somebody has to boy these bonds when the chinese and japanese start teleselling. >> what is yellin? >> she is a middle of the read, consensus builder. she was involved with the federal reserve during 1995 during the last shutdown. she is a person regarded as an experienced hen. >> it's kind of amazing when you think about we talk so much about elective politics. when you think of voerk, grown span, b -- voelker, greenspan, bernanke. >>> up next, jim vandahy joins us with the politico playbook. and here's bill kierans with a check of the -- i'm scared. >> after yesterday. >> oh, boy. >> he's still her