police had finally sniffed out the trail left by joe roberts. on who seemed to know what happened to brittany tavar. but before they could catch up to joe, he was gone in a puff of oregon fog. >> the investigators had alerted police and law enforcement all the way up through washington, past seattle and the pacific northwest because they thought he was headed in that direction. >> meanwhile, investigators warned brittany's family -- >> what they were telling me, he had a history of falling off the radar screen. >> and sure enough, that's just what he did. and days turned into weeks, summer turned into fall, no sign of him. police suspicions' turned darker. >> it's important for us here in florida to not lose interest and putting off this guy is 2,000 miles a i way. he could be coming back to our backyard for all we know. >> life went on for the rest of the world. but not for those who loved brittany tavar and knew full well that time is not on the side of the missing. >> i did feel the more time went on the less likely we would be to find him. >>

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. >> robert, you have known joe biden for quite a while.irst worked with him during his 1988 presidential campaign and you later joined his senate office and also preia08 what do you think as an expert? do you think he's going to run? >> i think, i think right now the vice president is focused on really one and two things. the first is being the best vice president that he can be. the second is, he will take and accept an invitation from anyone who is interested in the same core philosophical political issues that he's advocated since he came to the senate in 1972. and i think he learned at a young age to do specifically what the nuns told him to do. so a chance to be in iowa with them, talking about issues like voter registration, equal pay, closing the income gap, these are really important things to him personally. the other piece of this -- >> so it's just a coincidence it's in iowa, then, robert? >> well, there's a lot of races in iowa. he's in denver this week, he's in texas this week. but iowa's an important state. and look, he's run

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joe biden, chief of staff, robert hoops is with us. president had a redistribution program. stuart: wait a second. from the get go let's get this straight. the federal reserve says the only group of people who are prosperous, benefiting in the last five years benefiting financially is the top 10%, middle america shrinking, 4 are getting poorer, despite five years, going to redistribute the wealth. >> i never heard the president say that. stuart: you never heard him say redistribution? >> no. the fact record, the rich have gotten richer and the middle-class and working for have gotten squeezed. it is the most important public poll issue for both parties going into 2016. stuart: you have done nothing about this in five years. >> fair share, to need a fair deal you need a minimum wage that is livable. people get paid it will make a difference. stuart: five years of this president's policy why is it in five years is the rich who have done well despite everything that the president has done? don't you understand this version of redistributi

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joe's key races. david perdue at 45. nun at 42. nunn. kentucky, mitch mcconnell ahead more than five. kansas race is really interesting to watch. pat roberts, 37. greg orman at 3%. joe, go for it. >> these are races if the democrats can pick off one of them or if orman an win in kansas, even if the republicans succeed picking up significance senate seats, democrats pick up one and it stops them. so i think these are the three to watch. if, because i think democrats are going to try to pick off one or hope orman wins and somehow, unravels the majority when he decides what he is going to do in terms of caucusing with democrats or republicans. but gives them a shot. roberts doesn't do that for them, if he does win in kansas. >> mcconnell is, will be the majority leader after the election. that is going to be race where almost 80, to $100 million spent there. he moved ahead. he will win that. roberts, long time senator, congressman. stumbled a little early in the campaign. running against unknown, independent. not any democrat on the ticket. i expect him to win too. martha: always good to see you. will be very interesting couple months. see yo

robert, former chief of staff or vice president joe biden. our panel later today. schatzker sits down with michael bloomberg and warren buffett. ♪ >> bloomberg "surveillance good morning,. will speak to the fed, alibaba and an important vote in scotland. tom heightened fears of a terror attack in australia. authorities say islamic state --itants planned to head behead a citizen to shock and terrify the public. toronto mayor rob for has cancer. he will go under 40 days of chemotherapy. they say his cancer is rare. mayor onew his bid for friday. finally, another nfl player accused of domestic islands. jonathan dwyer was arrested yet yesterday in phoenix. gray card he has taken a leave of absence as he appeals a conviction for assaulting a former girlfriend. let's ask our twitter question of the day. what is the nfl's next step? >> good question. >> we saw eli meeting -- eli manning saying, man up. >> gold south. finally on the 1200 watch on gold. 12.24 per ounce. certain,one thing after the financial crisis, the commonwealth has shifted and the haves are happier and

robert mueller. >>> and the san jose police department is remembering former chief joe mcnamara as a great man and a leader. joe mcnamara died of pancreatic cancer this morning at his home. he was 79 years old and is credited with modernizing and reforming the department over the 15-year tenure as chief. since his retirement in 1991, he was a research fellow at the hoover institution and a professor and author and we here at ktvu often it urn to him over the years for -- turn to him over the years for his insight as a scholar of law enforcement policy. >>> the man accused of starting a massive fire burning in eldorado county pleaded not guilty to arson charges today. wayne allen huntsman appeared briefly in a placerville courtroom held on $10 million bail. authorities are not saying what evidence they have against him, but his sister defended him saying she doesn't think he started the fire. if he did, it was not on purpose. the fire has burned 120 square miles and is only 10% contained tonight. david benick learned that some homes have been destroyed as thousands of people remain evacuated. >> re

robert son to petway. robinson has a career high four touchdowns. the d shuts it down. nova forced three turnovers including two interceptions including joe, ventnor city native, seals it, nova runs away with it 49-31 penn. >>> just about a week to go in the phillies season and that so-called saying finishing strong, yeah, not happening. phillies lost four of five in their final road trip of the season coming into play in oakland. jerome williams and his pink glove trying to turn it around today. williams what a pick up. he has been lights out. second inning he gets out of the bases loaded one out jam. he had seven innings. does ant how a single run. phillies fans love it. game scoreless until the seventh. freddie galvis with a two run shot. galvis is not even hitting 200 leads fill business three home runs this month. more than ryan howard, and chase utley, phillies, win three to nothing. >>> triple crown contender california chrome, running, his first race since losing the belmont steaks. but first lets go to the flyers. flyers on the ice, for training camp, day two of training camp without claw giroux, brayden schenn is centering the t

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joe gibbs. at some point as a player you say, we're building, we're getting better. and that might be robertoming back in. but no, this team isn't going to go these ways. >>> that's incredible about the nfl. you never know what can happen. i know we're saying super bowl champs. we have seen it it happen. sometimes teams can come together and take down the giants. >> you know what, after tampa bay did what they did, after getting crushed the week before, you've got to have some hope. because that was impressive. i've got to tell you, haslett, he was getting killed on sports talk radio. >> yeah. >> everybody is saying the dude needs to go. >> yeah. i think the loss of deangelo hall is a really big problem for that team. their secondary is having a rough time, so hopefully they can fix that. >>> all right. so at the verizon center today, the wizards, they are back there. bradley field, taking their photos for media day. training camp starts tomorrow already in the season opener. one month away in miami. one of the new faces this year, ten-time all-star paul pierce, who signed as a free agent th

robert honda moderated a debate that featured dave core tai is he and sim liccardo. one issue public safety and retaining police officers. the issue is especially timing in the wake of the passing joecnamara. >> he showed us how we can build community between police and community. it requires us to think differently how we engage with the community. >> over the last five years, over 400 cops left the department. it's created a huge public safety program. the crime rate is higher than the state average. >> word of a key endorsement in the rays. late today, the mercury news threw its support behind samly cardo. >> in ferguson, m, the shooting of a police officer. someone shot her in the arm as she was on routine patrol. ferguson has seen a great deal of unrest since the august 9th shooting of an unarmed black 18-year-old by a white police officer. earlier this week, the police chief issued a videotaped apology and tried to march with protesters. that led to more tensions and a new round of arrests. >> come up next at 11:00, a volcano erupts. the whole thing caught on camera. asche here. dozens remain stranded on the mountain below. plus -- >> you hope to develop the chicago mercantil

former senator joe lieberman who is heading up a new anti-terrorism group called the counter extremism project, cbs contributor mike mor mohr reall, formerly number 2 at the cia along with robert kagan of the brookings institution. welcome, well, samantha power says that other nations have agreed to participate in air strikes into syria. any guesses as to who that would be and i would take that as good news in a week when there hasn't been much, jane. >> welshes france is one. the uae is two and i think some other groups in the neighborhood would be very welcome there, but the challenge is, who would be on the ground? that is the murky piece of this, as you covered in the last segment with dianne feinsten and mike rogers, there are several groups on the ground that could harm us, and if the al nusra group or part of a corson group affiliated with the al qaeda group mixed with yemen and i know this is complicated that bowp could harm the u.s. even sooner than isil. so we have to be very careful on the ground and we need muslim bootsma on the ground and i haven't seen anybody sign up yet. >> and i would just -- i think the, said they would only g go into iraq. >> that's true. >>

on.s going to move >> robert griffin iii, perhaps a little defensive as he enters his third nfl season. he is coming off of a subpar preseason, and even joetheismann said that if there was a true quarterback competition, kirk cousins should be the starter. is the biggest thing you feel you need to prove to yourself at this point? >> nothing. i do this for my teammates. i do this for my family, for this organization. proveot have anything to to anybody else out there. all we have to do is go out there and be the team we know we can be. >> the route, and riff and remains a steadfast. well, we doot play not play well. i understand that. they understand that. and i will do my best green >> rg iii with his first test coming up on sunday. and michael sam passed his physical and signed with the dallas cowboys as a practice team guy, and jason garrett was asked more about him today than he was about the 49ers coming to dallas or the guys who will be playing in the game. they want to know what sam can add to the defense. and meanwhile, getaway day after a nine day road trip. the rim and pitching well with crawford on second. justin turner took it

robert kagan is back on the review seconds of the wall street journal. bill crystal is on "morning joe" popping up his head. dick cheney has come back from hiding. they're back because here is their chance to escalate. their answer to every problem is escalate. more firepower, more attacks, more arabs dead on international television. somehow out of that will be an end to that. one thing we know how to do is escalate. we know how to escalate in kuwait and saddam hussein. we know how to escalate that. it led to al qaeda. from 9/11 we go, we can escalate that. don't go back just to get al qaeda. let's go into iraq. that will escalate it further. now we're going into syria. do we really think a bombing campaign of isis isn't exactly what they wanted us to do when they started beheading our people? that's what they want. they draw us into more warfare. this is tricky because even though i can analyze it sitting here, it's easy to do what i'm doing, the hard thing is for the president to analyze it and also deal with the tremendous, visceral, gut reaction of americans to the sight of americ

robert taft in '52. so it's hard to figure out what other non-president or vp was this formidable. >> clarence, is anybody else really running? john kerry, i know, would like to be president. joeuchar, who would be great candidates. elizabeth warren would like to be president. these are all serious presidential candidates and none of them are running. >> that's right. and i think, well, a number of reasons. for one thing, it takes a lot of money to run for president. a billion-dollar campaign. hillary clinton has the momentum, she's also got a lot of people champing at the bit for the last eight years for her to run. that's what i call the ralph nader effect, you've got to be careful inside the party to challenge a strong front-runner because if that front-runner then stumbles, you get blamed for it. you run that risk. >> he ran third-party. >> well, yeah, but people still blamed him for -- >> he lets me know that now and then. let me ask you with what it means to the republicans, jonathan because you're out there. the near certitude that hillary clinton will run going into the fall of '16, what will that do to the republicans? do they believe she can grab the center and they

robert kiefer from jensen investment. he is here to tell us why he thinks the market is in state of transition. we'll ask him, what happens after the state of transition? schaefer's research, joe bell, to talk about hurdles and short term hurdles, why they are not keeping him out of the market. larry shover in pits of cme. dying to know what you thought of today's market action and where flows take direction. >> that is a good question. >> we have a stock market trapped in broad volatile trading range. it can't make up its mind. the u.s. dollar continues to do what it has been doing all quarter, making new highs against the majors. oil was down almost 3 1/2%. hallelujah to the pony express coming a month early. if you didn't see this, wheat making four year lows and corn making five-year lows. so beyond the stock market, there is a lot of headlines and a lot of action going on here on the floor. david: joe bell, start with energy. because as we just heard it got crushed today. but you are looking at oil service stocks right now, why? >> that is exactly right. the story with energy is definitely tied to the strength of the u.s. dollar. it has been catapulting higher, past sever

joe. >> to somehow stop the tide of this income inequality. >> is there anything that can be done, robert>> what's interesting is that obama has created more millionaires than bush w. or we think clinton. >> is it obama or is it the fed? >> well, okay, so during the obama term, right, and the fed is -- but the interesting thing about this report is it shows it's not all fed wealth creation because oil is not a phenomenon of the fed. and silicone valley was the number three in terms of growth. tech is not a function of the fed, either. so the top three seeds of growth had nothing to do with the fed. >> i think you should dig in more. come on. >> no, no, i'm finished pretending to -- no one would really believe -- don't millionaires pay more taxes? they're in the top bracket. doesn't it generate more for the government to blow on things that don't -- i mean, it does, right? it does generate more revenue. so it's a good thing. but -- no, no, my next question -- oh. the other thing -- >> i don't know where he's going now. >> it's ameritocracy, too. it's not money stuck in one place, where you

roberts. she's a celebrity. >> all right. still ahead -- >> i'm confused too. >> still ahead on "morning joe" could ancient greek tragedies be with ptsd. fascinating. one theater company thinks so and they are bringing on a big star to prove it. we'll explain that later this hour. it's a really, really fascinating segment. police have a suspect in custody as they plead for public's help to find hannah graham. she's a college sophomore. we go virginia for the latest in that case. you're watching "morning joe." one day, machines will be sprayed to be made. and making something stronger... will mean making it lighter. one day, factories will work with the cloud. one day... is today. my foot was destroyed when my vehicle was hit by an ied. i lost my right eye; damaged my left eye. so many of these men and women have, have sacrificed so much. through soldiers to summits, wells fargo supports our veterans by working together to climb mount whitney, these heroes begin their journey of healing. the wounds that you can't see, being with a team helps. you know if they can do it you can do it. step by step, little by little, we can do

roberts, steve rattner. i got the phonics correct this time. >> you did. >> she's a school secretary and she's in salt lake and she's really excited she's on "morning joearsh words for arne duncan, can i say it that way. >> harsh and also calling for his job. you said, quote, arne duncan is a very nice man. that does not excuse the fact he's wrong, wrong, wrong, on everything he believes on reform. i love when he talks about affordable college. it's not that he's in the pocket of the coke brothers and wants to destroy public school, but he has drunk the kool-aid and i believe i will go down to my last breath telling people the most corrupting influence today is the high-stakes consequence for not cutting the cut score on a standardized test. >> i'll stop you when i disagree. because it is -- you're not going to meet a nicer person. he really wants to do the right thing. i don't know if he's ever been in front of 39 fifth graders the way i have. 20 years. and what we're seeing now is the corruption, what it means to teach them, what it means to learn. in school after school, they're being pressured. here's a standardized test of some size or another. if

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robert lopez and kristen anderson lopez. "frozen" generated $1.3 billion for disney so i'd say that's probably a smart play. >> i've heard that song so many times. >> let it go, joeimmy fallon's talents when it comes to musical impersonation. i think his david bowie impersonation is unmatched but last night adam levine gave him a serious run for his money when the two played a game of wheel of musical imimpressiopressions >> it's time for a new game. here we go. >> thanks, sinatra. singing head, shoulders, knees and toes. >> sounds great. >> could you like give him something to start off with. >> let's take that bass line along. there we go. ♪ head, shoulders, knees and toes ♪ ♪ head, shoulders, knees and toes ♪ ♪ yes, shoulders, knees and toes ♪ >> bob dylan -- bob dylan singing "rude" by magic. ♪ why you gotta be so rude ♪ don't you know i'm human too >> michael jackson -- sesame street. ♪ sunny day, sweepin' the clouds away ♪ ♪ on my way to where the air is sweet ♪ ♪ can you tell me how to get, how to get to sesame street ♪ >> i think adam levine won that one. joe, i'm waiting for you to give us a little paul mccartney. >> what's that? >> i'm just waiting for

and, of course, because joe has been covering the court now for a quarter of a century she is covered not only the roberts but also the court and prior incarnation. and so joan, i really want, having others do and you can return the favor in ample measure i'm sure, get your sense about the roberts court really differs from its predecessors but and in particular how it differs from the rehnquist court, both in style and in practice. >> sure. and it is one of the few instances in washington you can cover and still feel pretty young until here. [laughter] so it's great, but i'm glad you first brought us all back to the september 3 i believe when the chief justice died because i of course member were i was. i had a prime minister and it was right in the middle of hurricane katrina episode. i remember -- >> he had been sick. >> had been very sick with thyroid cancer but i' after doig that prior to read really not been able to be in very much. but i remember getting the call and it's late on saturday night when you're watching the ballgame and i was probably working on the computer. the funny thing about the hu

heidi joe castro, you've been watching this story from the local stand point of dallas. >> robert there are four critical days where the healthcare and cdc will reconstruct persons they may have come in contact with. officially there are immediate families, perhaps coworkers, grocery store. anyone he may have come in contact with. as you know ebola is con stay justice once symptoms develop. we know this man felt symptoms on the 24th. he felt sick enough to go to a hospital here in dallas but for some reason was not admitted. that's another big question we hope to have answers promptly. it was not until two days after that, michael, that this man was admitted to the hospital. of course, where there is a lot of anxiety in dallas, as there would be in any local community where ebola has had a presence, people are worried about this man was out in the public, sick, at home, those are all questions that we don't have answers yet. the other questions, too, during his travels when he was at liberia, and he arrived on the 20th. there are no direct flights between those two destinations. he must