the hands of the speaker of the commons john bercow instead of course johnson himself and in fact john burke as we just heard from he refused to grant boris johnson the will to have a vote on his deal because for many reasons really as we saw on saturday super sunday as it was pointed in an unprecedented fashion where all came together at the weekend and that decided then concluded that m.p.'s were. told full consent over the deal until all the legislation around it has passed an extension well number 10 has said is better leave disappointed that john burke has refused to allow a vote on the deal by german corp and took the opportunity today earlier in parliament to remind the prime minister that he said he would rather die in a ditch than seek an extension well as you can see the dramatic scenes in the commons over the last few days has caused. an outrage on the streets of london and on saturday we saw quite dramatic scenes were taken for a small hardline president said he was accosted on the street and even had to have scored him and his son home safely. you think you did very very. well a

argued we had this case before you can't just bring in the same deal for another votes so it's up to john burke or the speaker of the house to actually make that final decision but the way things look now we could see the education being tabled on monday for the votes are the choose day or wednesday that's the anticipation i think right now and what about the e.u. have we heard from them have they responded to this letter oh they've said that they will now consider their course of action and i think they'll probably take some time maybe a few days until they actually reach an agreement i think there are conflicting signals like the french president corps has already made clear that he is not in favor of grant an extension i think under the medical the german chaunced taken the opposite view that she's just prop. he thinks it's worthwhile. granting another extension i think what will happen is they will probably play this out ever closer to the actual deadline to put further pressure on the saudis i think that's the probably the course of action we'll see. unraveling the brags that ins and outs

[closing bell rings] liz: john burke. always a pleasure. it's a record of s&p. itself. connell: nasdaq is really close, really close. we do have new highs on the s&p, certainly on wall street. stocks kicking off the week in the green. corporate profits. fed meeting coming up. corporate jobs report coming up. all expected to dominate market headlines. moments from now big report from alphabet, parent company of google with the quarterly earnings. tech giant hitting all-time high alone, ahead of that report. dow closing up 131. 1% away from the the report hide. happy monday. melissa: absolutely. connell: i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is after the bell. this is record close for

the years but 1st let us see what you had to say about our show an imminent departure of speaker john burke of our stop as a pillar for monday's gotcher of speaker john burke. 1st up as a pillar for landis business one of our regular contributors from spain and she says what a great show i have really as one of our regular contributors from spain and she says what a great show i have really enjoyed john back because intervention he's going to be messed indeed and not enjoy john back because intervention he's going to be messed indeed and modern hollandsworth agrees with bill or she says great program well informed and the speaking hollandsworth agrees with peeler she says great program well informed and the speaker synopsis very entertaining but pressure i understand says bad course because synopsis very entertaining but russia anderson says that course become a legend sorry to see him go david mcdonald standing become a legend sorry to see him go david mcdonald standing down because he's disgusted presumably with the rest of the parliament because i'm to david i don't because he's disguste

[closing bell rings] liz: john burke. always a pleasure. it's a record of s&p. dow is 1% of a record itself. connell: nasdaq is really close, really close. we do have new highs on the s&p, certainly on wall street. stocks kicking off the week in the green. corporate profits. fed meeting coming up. corporate jobs report coming up. all expected to dominate market headlines. moments from now big report from alphabet, parent company of google with the quarterly earnings. tech giant hitting all-time high alone, ahead of that report. dow closing up 131. 1% away from the the report hide. happy monday. melissa: absolutely. connell: i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is after the bell. this is record close for s&p. it is official. nasdaq approaching record territory appears to be just shy there as we watch it settle out. connell: four point below. we'll check dow stocks hitting all-time highs today. apple's fourth straight record close ahead of earnings report on wednesday. shares of microsoft higher after scoring a major victory against amazon, winn

me in this race, using my parents historyry and the red scare tactics and a video put out by the john burkeiety to attack me. in the lasast week alone, the police officers association here in san franciscoco has spent ovr $20000,000 in atckck ads and mailers and tv commercials, making up lies, spreading misinformation, and using the kind of racist fear mongering that has unfortunately been a hallmark of the tough on crime era of the 1990's and early 2000's. amy: i want to go to the issue of the san francisco deputy sheriffs association, similarly opposing your candidacy as you said, reposting this video from the john birch society titled "terrorist son as sf district attorney?" how do you work with these groups want to become district attorney? talk about this wave of new tips to -- this new wave of district attorneys across the country and the significance of you getting bernie sanders endorsementnt? >> i am proud to have been endorsed by kamaishi sikkim and ways of -- a wave of progressive a vision of making our commmmunity safer by reducining raracial disparitieses. by decarceral ration.

but during the course of that the speaker may choose this john bercow the famous international john burke and he may choose to take amendments and there are 73 amendments that have been tabled already and will be debated one is to revoke article 50 altogether and the most important an interesting one is all of the left wins which would seek to perspire own breck's it demands an extension even if the deal is passed by an piece today the reason why is because many m.p.'s are suspicious that even if the deal is passed today that britain might still end up with a no deal breck's it because the government actually pulls some legal and political chicanery between now and october 31st the vote is expected somewhere around $1330.00 g. but i suspect it might go over so it's ok mid-afternoon all right a long day ahead of us pull pull back in there in london the pope will no doubt come back to you a little bit later when those debate starts in the house paul thank you for the time being. now protests began gathering on the streets of lebanon's capital beirut as a call for political change grows on f

i've got to ask you where this is headed stay with us more with john ratcliffe coming up. (burke) at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. even a- (ernie) lost rubber duckie? (burke) you mean this one? (ernie) rubber duckie! (cookie) what about a broken cookie jar? (burke) again, cookie? (cookie) yeah. me bad. (grover) yoooooow! oh! what about monsters having accidents? i am okay by the way! (burke) depends. did you cause the accident, grover? (grover) cause an accident? maybe... (bert) how do you know all this stuff? (burke) just comes with experience. (all muppets) yup. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum maria: welcome back i'm back with republican congressman from texas, john ratcliffe, and congressman i want to go back to something you were just saying about adam schiff. you want him to recuse himself, step down from running this impeachment investigation, and said number one, it's because it's not in the right committee and the jurisdiction is in judiciary, not intel, and number two, you say they are being, it's being done

you just had a beautiful eloquent dissertation on john marshal, edmond burke and burger king. >> and burger king. >> okay. >> by the way, willie, you and i, we are the 58% that say let's all go to burger king. >> amen, brother. amen. >> okay. yeah, or what's the one that does the whopper? is that burger king? >> that's burger king. delicious. >> welcome to america mika. this is your country. >> how does she not know what a whopper is? good lord. >> i've never had one. >> you've never had one? >> they're charcoal broiled. >> special orders don't upset us. >> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> am i being mocked for not eating a whopper? >> hold the pickle, hold the lettuce. >> we'll end it now. >> we've briefed you on the headlines, and now we're going to dig in on all the details among them that the u.s. ambassador to the e.u. called president trump before trying to tamp down a diplomat's concerns that the administration was linking ukraine assistance to help with a political campaign. you're watching "morning joe," we'll be right back. ♪ parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcem

john heilemann will join our discussion next as we move even closer to the impeachment of president trump. (burkewe know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. even a- (ernie) lost rubber duckie? (burke) you mean this one? (ernie) rubber duckie! (cookie) what about a broken cookie jar? (burke) again, cookie? (cookie) yeah. me bad. (grover) yoooooow! oh! what about monsters having accidents? i am okay by the way! (burke) depends. did you cause the accident, grover? (grover) cause an accident? maybe... (bert) how do you know all this stuff? (burke) just comes with experience. (all muppets) yup. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum when it comes to scent, helen's motto is, "the more the better." so, when she tried new gain scent blast detergent, ...she loved it. her son loves it, and her husband loves it, too. ... and the delivery woman? awkward... gain scent blast. it's our most intense scent. in matching fabric softener and scent beads too. of millions of americans during the recession. so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple th

lewis along with cheryl burke plan to withdraw from the show tonight due to an injury ray has sustained. "e.t." has reached out to abc for comment. we'll be there tonight. meanwhile johnk me to the set of his new movie. >> like navy s.e.a.l.s meet firefighters. >> fighting an intense blaze while baby-sitting three kids. >> plus -- >> i love this. >> our mom angelirilil m michel. >>> but first, "mike and molly's" billy gardell has a new cbs comedy. he's single and he falls hard for his nigerian nurse. >> is today like a day off for you? >> yes. good-bye. >> this is where they filmed "the big bang theory" for 12 seasons. >> do you feel like this is going to be your good luck charm, a little bit? >> yeah. we're hoping some of the mojo is left behind by that gang because they were a great group. hopefully that'll rub off on us. >> "bob hearts abishola" is the brain child of "big bang" creator chuck lorre. >> billy's previous leading lady was, of course, the lovely melissa mccarthy. >> we're good people. >> we really are. >> what are the chances we can get melissa to come on and play an exgirlfriend? maybe shake things up a little. >> oh, that would be funny. >> that would

burke, who's emerged as the de facto leader of those forces within the vatican opposed to pope francis, has called for fasting and prayer to combat what he termed theological errors and heresies. john to reverend drjohn gilibrand. he is an anglican priest in the church of wales and an associate of the christian think tank ekklesia. he joins me via webcam from swansea. thank you very much forjoining us. it isa thank you very much forjoining us. it is a very busy day of the week for you. thank you for the invite. it is not unheard of for a married man to be ordained as catholic priests. when the anglican church decided to ordain women, there was a move away from anglican church into the catholic church by priests who couldn't accept that. how well are they welcomed by the roman catholic church? i've experienced the ministry through friends of married roman catholic priests and to be fair, they've had a tremendous welcome in their ministry over many years. i have had an opportunity to see that and those are genuine and heartfelt welcome and those are genuine and heartfelt welco m e two and those are genuine and heartfelt welcome two married priests when that has happened in certain ci

burke, who's emerged as the de facto leader of those forces within the vatican opposed to pope francis, has called for fasting and prayer to combat what he termed theological errors and heresies. johnined now via webcam from rome by chistopher lamb, rome correspondent for the catholic newspaper "the tablet". thank you forjoining us. how unusual is it for a synod to focus ona unusual is it for a synod to focus on a particular part of the world like this, in this case the amazon? it is not unusual to have it focused ona it is not unusual to have it focused on a particular region but it is the first time they have looked at the amazon area, a vast expanse covering nine countries. the church has a presence there. it is looking at how the presence can be bolstered in the region. what are the options they are considering? these are not as going to focus on how the church can stand with the indigenous people who suffer greatly from the exploitation that goes on in the rainforest, because they have been the victims of the recent wildfires. the pope wants to focus on the environment, which he wrote about almost five years ago. that is the prime focus but as part of that, the prime focus but

burke, who's emerged as the de facto leader of those forces within the vatican opposed to pope francis, has called for fasting and prayer to combat what he termed theological errors and heresies. john david willey who's been reporting on events in the vatican for nearly 50 years. i asked him how significant it is that the synod is discussing the issue of ordaining married men into the catholic church. this is not the main subject of the discussion here in rome, it isjust one of the suggestions that have been made by church leaders in the amazon region to deal with the lack of vocations for new priests. basically the church is being hamstrung in large parts of latin america by the fact that there is an acute shortage of priests to minister to the predominantly catholic population and the catholic church, quite understandably, wants to keep its leading presence in that area of the world and to carry out its work of spreading the gospel. there are some problems though, for example you've got brazil which, you know, covers 60% of the amazon region where you've got the head of state describing the local catholic hierarchy is the worst of the worst. he is an evangelical. pope francis on

burke faced a 2nd day of tough questions from u.s. politicians 2 jets crashed in indonesia and ethiopia killing more than 300 people john hendren has more from chicago it was 2 days of intense grilling for the chief executive officer of boeing company and it happened 1st in the senate then in the house on what was the one year anniversary of the 1st of $2737.00 max flights that crashed killing a total of $346.00 people in the criticism was harsh one senator said he would rather walk than take the plane another like in the plane to flying coffins and dennis miller the c.e.o. of boeing had to answer for a text exchange in which a test pilot said that the plane's problems were a green juice and then said that he essentially lied to regulators apologized and said the company had made mistakes but that did not stop heated exchanges like this one so you're saying you're not giving up any compensation and all your continued work and make $30000000.00 a year after this. 2 accidents that cost all these people's relatives to go home to disappear to die you're not taking your car pay at all congressman. you know our board will make those terminate

burke) seen it. covered it. at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> johnxtended business dealings involving donald trump's children have dogged his presidency. so, too, though, have long-standing concerns raised about democratic presidential front-runner joe biden's son, hunter, and has business ventures in china and ukraine. my colleague bret baier spoke with peter schweizer, author of the book on the bidens titled "secret empires." he is also president of the right-leaning government accountability institute. he recounts a key overseas trip that then vice president took with his son six years ago. >> december of 2013, joe biden flies to beijing, china, on air force two. on the plane with him is his son, hunter biden. this is a very controversial visit by biden. the chinese have extended their military presence into the south china sea. frankly, he gets criticized on the trip for going soft on beijing. what we now know is that ten days after they returned from that trip, hunter bidens small investment firm announced a $1.5 billion private equity deal with

john heilemann, co-host and executive producer of show time's "the circus" and also an msnbc analyst. we saw two things today. that sailing through the committee, this new set of procedures empowering barry burkelly, but the concept of counsel asking the questions in the committee hearings and then we saw over on the senate side kind of a bad sign for donald trump with that controversy being dragged into a confirmation hearing about recalling the ambassador to ukraine, not one republican defender of the president there. >> yeah, both bad signs for the president, lawrence, and i'd say the first one is a headline on what's happening on the impeachment front with the house democrats is they are serious this time. and i think, you know, it's easy to say they would be serious. it's an impeachment hearing we're heading into, his historrecollec historic, et cetera. but you and i have both seen where the desire for camera time overrides good sense of what would produce the most damning evidence and good politics. and in this case it looks like these house democrats are serious enough they're willing to say, hey, we're going to let some lawyers do some lawyering here and step back from our needing to g

burke, who's emerged as the de facto leader of those forces within the vatican opposed to pope francis, has called for fasting and prayer to combat what he termed theological errors and heresies. johnmaking up 2% of annual global carbon emissions. but what about all the rubbish we produce when we're in the air? plastic cutlery, cups, wrappers on blankets, headphones, food — they all make up six trillion tons of waste each year. a new exhibition at london's design museum, is trying to find inventive ways to cut back on that, as katie prescott reports. this is a typical long—haul passenger's rubbish and one third of it is single—use plastic. it can't be recycled. we have the seaweed capsules here for items such as dressings or milk. 0ne design firm thinks there is another way to travel, starting with the economy meal tray. each of the elements has different properties. we have looked at how we can use by—products to create items that were otherwise plastic. the meal tray itself is actually created from coffee grounds. we've looked at things such as the lid for the dessert dish, which is made out of the waffle cone that you would have an ice cream in. while at the moment this might be

burke, who's emerged as the de facto leader of those forces within the vatican opposed to pope francis, has called for fasting and prayer to combat what he termed theological errors and heresies. johnof cream — has died at the age of 80. the south—london born musician also played with blind faith, hawkwind, and fela kuti, in a long and varied career. a message on ginger‘s twitter account said he "passed away peacefully in hospital this morning". matt everitt, presenter of bbc 6 music and former drummer, told me earlier how ginger baker was an astonishing drummer whose health had been suffering for a while. it is tragic. we did expect this, ginger had been very ill of late and had suffered ill health for quite a long time. he'd had issues with quite a long—term heroin addiction that he never really quite, in terms of health, overcome. it's sad but not entirely unexpected but a tragedy for the world of drumming nonetheless. he was described as a turbulent drummer! why's that? the two sides of ginger baker was this incredibly talented percussionist drummer, visionary in terms of the way he played the drums and then this very, very difficult human being, and the two things were interwo

burke how will try that. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: this morning, a most curious constitutional crisis in the united kingdom. all eyes on the all honorable john? will there be order this monday. a most curious market. .quities forever higher in this hour, charles kantor and it is not curious and irregular. all of the presidents chiefs of staff, at some point they exited . bloomberg reporting on that over the weekend. this is "bloomberg surveillance." live from our world headquarters in new york. beautiful weather on the greens. francine lacqua, partly 40 degrees fahrenheit, no snow, no hail. there is a chill and parliament. francine, what is everybody looking for across the road from you? look, tom, after what happened on saturday, people want to know -- i like the way you say "order" by the way. will they allow a second vote? or like in the past will they say no way? and willhe amendment it be forcing the deal to be tied to an arrangement? frankly, we've got the expert on this. there are five ways this could go. tom: i am really taken back on how our brexit experts have been a real mystery. his viviana hurtado. viviana: kurdish forces are gi

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