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shut out the flyers in los angeles tonight and the debut of new head coach john stevens who once led the flyers. the flyers are now 1 and 1. they take on the ducks in anaheim tomorrow night. >>> the injury bug is still hanging around the eagles complex. cox is dealing with a calf issue. smallwood has a knee injury. the 3 and 1 birds host the cardinals on sunday. >> 5:18 now. the use of so-called bump stocks has ignited a fire storm of debate on capitol hill. >> bernie sanders and larry david are so alike, a lot of people suspected they must be related. suspect no more. paulsboro's a very proud community. it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweeney... he fought for 'em. this is where he's from. steve sweeney's been here since the beginning. steve spearheaded the whole project and really brought it to fruition. it would've never been done without steve. it was a pride in building this port and then knowing that we'

this is the sharks' first game facing john stevens as the kings' head coach. seconds left in the first period game tied at 1. anze kopitar off the quick wrister picked up the goal. that's kopitar's first of the season and the kings take a one-goal lead. late in the second period now 3-1 kings. sharks can't clear the puck. kings score off the own goal by carlsson. martin jones taken out and the sharks drop to 0-2 as they lose 4-1. >>> game 2 of the nlds between the cubs and the nationals. game tied at 3 in the eighth inning until ryan zimmerman does this. a three-run blast just over the fence. nationals win 6-3 and tie the series up at a game apiece. game 2 in the other national league division series, the diamondbacks at dodger stadium, we go to the fifth inning. the dodgers up by two. austin barnes sends this one down the left field line. that's a double. two runs come across and six runs in the fifth score for the dodgers. they win 8-5 and take a 2-0 lead in the series. >>> now, the raiders take on the ravens tomorrow at 1:00, and derek carr, even is reporti

first and only goal they would need, la wins two-nothing, now one and zero under new head coach john stevensl 2010. next up, the ducks tomorrow night. >> process continues to evolve for the first time, since last season, joe em embiid played five on five. this time, a scrimmage in practice yesterday. embiid is working his way back from knee surgery last march. he will not play tonight against the celtics, in south philly, so far conditioning is a challenge. >> get back, work, bye probably i want to get back out there, do the best glike today, we can actually play basketball with excellence, so great for him. great for the group. and it is really the first time we've been able to do that with that type of quan at this at this. >> it is homecoming weekend for camden native reddick. the former haddon heights and temple star returns sunday with two and two arizona cardinals, the birds will try to keep the 13th pick in last april april's draft from knowledge his first career on carson wentz. eagles will also future hall of fame receiver larry fit gerald, has been nearly impossible, in seven caree

john. thank you steven. he named that tune in just a couple of bars there. >>> beautiful look at the city across the bay bridge. sounds like it will be a bit warm this week. ♪ s week. ♪ >> nice. thanks for joining us here on mornings on 2. ♪ 0 moon day 0 monday, october 23rd, 2017. that was not elton john, was it? >> gray seal. >> thank you, steve. >> any time pam. they put us on the spot sometimes. >> i know they do. the weather will be sunny in warm. in fact, a very warm well, above average. it is so much easier to get temperatures above average than below. the warmest day will be tuesday, but it will be pretty warm into wednesday. if we set records it will be on tuesday, but fog is going straight down the coast. it will continue to do that because there is too much resters stance. there is not too much wind to the north but there is toward fremont and san jose, i have seen 35 to 40 miles per hour. that is the strongest. 40s, 50s, 60s. 49 woodside. >>> los altos, 66. >>> that is pretty warm there. pacific

beard award, and was nominated, but it was always like, you know, and danny meyer, john george, mario bata li ... steven star. >> what's that about? what was that about? >> i was like the philly guy. no one really new who i was. i wasn't on the mine of everyone, the guy 09 miles away. >> still, nothing wrong with seeing the philly guy. check it o coming up cbs this morning saturday coming up 7:00 a.m. right here on cbs-3. >> meantime, coming up next here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this saturday morning, we are tracking nate, and what it could mean for our forecast here at home. also ahead. soaring to new heights, local cheerleader is overcome ago big obstacle, the unique way she is able to work with her teammate. >> plus: segways with spirit. the unique way to see the spooky side of the city. that's when "eyewitness news" continues. we will be right oh, look... another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that defin

vice president mike pence and steven mnuchin wanted to be jerome powell or john taylor, with the bettingn jerome powell. an announcement is unlikely this week. say the u.k. has offered more on brexit than before, but must do better if advance.ons are to while theresa may sent significant signals, she has not changed her stance. the german chancellor added that it is motivated to trade by december and sees zero indication the brexit talks won't succeed. hasspanish prime minister won the backing of other eu leaders as he prepares to take direct control of catalonia. the separatist leaders meet on monday to plan their next move. they are asking for supporters to pull money out of banks in protests. its youngestas leader in 150 years after labor won the backing of the countriy. beenjust 37 and has compared with other youthful figures such as emmanuel macron and justin trudeau in canada. a slowdown is coming and capitalism needs a human face. announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." ♪ ahead, pollsl suggesting shinzo obvious election gamble will pay off and clinch

this afternoon delaware governor, john carnie, hopes this is a step for justice for steven floyd. giving a measure of peace for his family. and the state is working on improving safety and security measures across the state. >>> brand new now at 4:00 we got word that one of philadelphia's most active rec centers shutting down. the bear rec center on the 2600 block of morris street is closing indefinitely. officials have concerns about the structural integrity of this 100-year-old building everyone the outdoor spaces including the playground as the city works on a solution. in the meantime the center's youth and adult programs are being moved to other sites. >>> now to accuweather on this tuesday afternoon. we have gained a lot in the sunshine department. if you stepped outside it's a bit a cold one. adam joseph has the forecast. >> trying to stay warm in the shade. it's cool out here and not that far below average for this time of year. but we are so spoiled with the extremely warm temperatures. right now the coolest spot when you look at these cities, in the eastern half of the c

treasury secretary steven mnuchin joins me in moments but first we have fox team coverage. john roberts at the white house with what else the president said during his second rose garden news conference in as many days. we started off with peter doocy and a possible deal on capitol hill. >> a rare bipartisan agreement reached today was the last thing republicans wanted on election day. they were going to repeal obamacare without any democratic votes and then replace it with a g.o.p. alternative. now they are stuck making a deal with democrats to fix obamacare. >> obamacare is virtually dead. >> but not completely dead because democrats and republicans today agreed to revive something president trump just killed. federal funds for insurance companies that offer certain obamacare plans known as cost-sharing reduction payments. >> talking about a two year extension on cost-sharing payments. more meaningful flex ability to states. >> keeping those payments in place helps stop premiums from rising, main bargaining .4 senator patty murray. >> chairman alexander and i were able to find

next, steven hood, the author of "john bell could: the rise, fall, and resurrection of a confederate general." "generals weof love to hate." you can watch all of this coverage by visiting our website at www.c-span.org/history. join us tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. eastern for more of the symposium. [crowd noise] >> i'm just getting it right to the introduction of our next speaker, who had an odyssey to get here but he is here happily. m. hood is a distant relative of confederate general john bell put. he is the author of "john bell hood: the rise, fall, and resurrection of a confederate general." and also, "the lost papers of confederate general john bell hood. president of the confederate museum in new orleans. without further do, sam. [applause] sam: hello, and thank you. you mentioned my odyssey. my wife and i moved to myrtle beach, south carolina, five days ago. and if you think it is bad when the airlines lose your luggage, we weren't able to move into the so we arere buying living out of boxes and crates and things. it sounds strange to say i drove up from south carolina. i'm used to d

the vice president, john kelly, mick mulvaney, the big names are there. kevin: including steven. the president likes to meet with democrats, he likes the bipartisan feel and they're are hoping to get a couple of democratic supporters in order to offset what could be conservatives who are against them on tax reform. thingsre a couple of being discussed, border adjustment tax, guilt, the state and local deduction issue, which has been somewhat controversial. there is potential a pay for on 401k's that asset managers are quietly pressuring the administration and people like chairman brady of the house tax writing committee against. this would be -- how this is being put together is very much evolving. it is very fluid. on the issue of the budget, republican lawmakers in the senate are very much pushing to get the budget voted on by this week. it is the latest political hurdle they have to clear, if they want to get the tax reform by the end of the year and that is why some republicans, including mick mulvaney, are saying that if they do not pass a budget by the end of the year, it

stevens. joining me is john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and senior fellow and fox news contributor. the president taking credit for that capture, mustafa al imam. what do we know about this man first of all? >> he was a central figure in the attack on the consulate in benghazi. had alluded our efforts to take hold of him these many years since 2012. and so now we finally got him. i think that is a significant accomplishment and shows several things that we don't give up when we want to get somebody responsible for committing acts of terrorism against the united states. shows the diligence of our intelligence and law enforcement agencies. all that is to the good. what i don't understand is having gotten him, we're bringing him to apparently to washington to give him a full due process criminal jury trial in the united states. i would take him to guantanamo bay, lock him up, throw away the key and interrogate him for the next several years until we get every single bit of intelligence we can. >> sandra: a lot of people are confused by that.

john with sports. >>> philadelphia, penn states continuing to roll. heisman hopeful say kwan barkley held, but you can't hold him down for long. tommy stevens, touchdown tommy, 10-0 at the half, and sekwan gets going, and then breaking one, look at they moves. this is what makes him so good. 53 yards, he finishes with 75 yards, penn state wins 357-7. they are 6-0. next up big one against michigan in two weeks. >> i'm not going to answer any questions about the next opponent, because i know everybody is just itching to ask me. we're going to enjoy this win for a few hours. we'll spend time cleaning up things that have given us issue and obviously get a headstart to the next opponent. >>> spent state should move up to there. >>> jeff collins gets his first road win as temple coach. logan marsh iie hooking up with adonis jennings. still in the second, david hood driving into a nice neighborhood, the end zone. 106 rushing yards for him. more of marshie coming up here. he has his first 300-yard passing game, two touchdowns, temple rolls. they are 3-3. mark feronte looking to lead them to another win. scooped up by jakwan amos. this is the third

couple of hours, but i want to get to dana bash, jim sciutto, john dean, bill crystal, and dan pfeiffer. and cnn senior politics analyst steven moore. i think we have enough team to discuss this. jim, i'm going to start with you. what are you learning about sean spicer's meeting with the special counsel's investigators? >> this took place yesterday on monday. it follows meetings last week with reince priebus, the former fired chief of staff to the white house, as well as keith kellogg, who was the interim national security adviser after michael flynn was fired. it shows frankly big picture that the special counsel investigation is expanding beyond the interference, russian interference in the u.s. election, because of course, spicer was not there during the campaign. key issues we no that the counsel wanted to discuss with him include the fbi director's james comey's firing. he was not a very central player in the administration. that was one of the issues probably that led to his departure. but we also know that he took copious notes, and for an investigator like robert mueller, those notes material to the investigation. and

treasury secretary steven mnuchin joins me in moments but first we have fox team coverage. john president said during his second rose garden news conference

mike pence and the steven mnuchin want it to be trump powell or john taylor -- jerome powell or johnis week. eu leaders say the u.k. has offered more on brexit than before. merkel saidngela while theresa may once , they have signals not changed their stance. tradere expected to move by september and she sees it zero expectations the brexit talks won't succeed. rex tillerson says there is little hope that the standoff qatar will end soon, blaming the four countries aligned up against the gulf emirates. they are ready to engage and it is up to the leadership to respond. he plans to fly into the region next week, his first trip since july. new zealand has its youngest leader in 150 years after labor won the backing. he is 37 and has been compared with other youthful figures such has an manual macron and prime minister justin trudeau. -- emmanuel macron and prime minister justin trudeau. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm juliette saly, this is bloomberg. i want to see how asian markets are shaping up on the fina

steven strasburg set a franchise record today and on the other hand, they >>> now wusa9 sports with darren haynes brought to you by xfinity. >> look at what john wall did to michael beasley. go get your john wall poster for $1.99 at the wizards shop. wizards beat the knicks by saw the best thing i saw was congressman steve scalise. he tossed out the ceremonial first pitch at the nats and cubs playoff game on crutches. scalise and david bailey, capital police officer, and two others were shot and wounded in june by a would be assassin during practice for the annual congressional baseball game. both received a standing ovation. i was there to see it in person and i can't tell you enough how amazing this was. now unfortunately the positive energy didn't carry over into the game. the nats dropped game one 3-0 against the cubs. stephen strasburg was dominant, franchise record 10 strikeouts, but no run support, two hits for the nationals, the fewest in a postseason game in franchise history. frank hanrahan is at nationals park with more. >> reporter: not a good night for the nationals. they di the nats are down 1-0 in this best of five series. as fo

john taylor, well-respected in author of thees, taylor rule, still in the running as well. stevend telling reporters that president trump is unlikely to nominate the price chair at the same time he nominates the fed chair. again, we will get the announcement this week. >> we are indeed. it seems like we have been counting down to this for months. in tokyo covering the boj policy meeting that starts today and ends tomorrow. what are we expecting from the boj? can't do tooey much because inflation is so far from target. 7942, what they could do is change their outlook for core cpi for 2017 because it is at 0.7 right now. the green line is the 2% target. the outlook is 1.1%. maybe not too much time in fiscal 2017. beyond that governor kuroda and his team expected to keep yield curve policy in place. they are battling falling mobile phone prices come up at the labor market is tightening, so the yen is getting weaker and retail sales for september came , a bit weaker2.2% than the forecast over the previous month. consumer spending money, the labor market is tight. the patientaying and

john taylor, highly respected author of the taylor rule also impressing president. stevenrman and chair announced at the same time. that will not happen. in fact, expect have something l happen this week is a fed meeting -- if donald trump has not announced the fed chair by wednesday, i think that is the spotlight. the fed meeting is taking a backseat until then. amid all the suspense the president is building of course. there is no press conference for this fed meeting, but can they say anything to set up for december? more i think about this, the more i am feeling nostalgic. there is a consensus that the fed that it is time to raise normalize, probably to a rate hike in december even if inflation is below target. what we make it is a policy statement that gives us kaluz on how they address the labor market and inflation. we know there is no chance of a rate hike at this meeting. it is all on december. gdp 3% despite the hurricanes. the best back-to-back road since 2015. .he question is core cpe monday it's supposed to stay at 1.3%, far away from the fed's 2% target. are

john kelly is scrambling to manage the fallout from that. also this morning, there are new details behind the las vegas gunman, steven paddock.he may have considered attacking crowds at other big events in boston and chicago before las vegas. we'll get to that coming up. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have donny

john mcca mccain, the president warning him, i fight back and it won't be pretty. join us us now bill crystal the editor at large and cnn political commentator ben fifer and cnn political analyst steven moore. i think we have enough people to discuss this this evening. what are you learning about tonight's meeting with special counsel investigators? >> this took place on monday. it follows meetings last week with reince priebus, the former fired chief of staff to the white house swells chief celling, the interim national security advisor. it shows a picture that the special counsel investigation is expanding beyond the interference, the russian interference in the u.s. election. because of course spicer was not there during the campaign. key issues we know that the counsel wanted to discuss with him include the fbi director james comey's firing. he was not a very central player in the administration. that was one of the issues probably that led to his departure. but we also know that he took copious that's. and for an investigator like robert mueller, those notes certainly material to the investigation. and it shows that this investigation is going to the senior ranks of the trump ad

john taylor, who is a stanford economist. this has been a very tightly-kept process within the white house here, liz. just four people have been running the search process that being stevenchin, the treasury secretary. two people that are on the president's national economic council and the head within the white house. just a little while ago, inside the rose garden or at the rose garden during the news conference there, the president was asked about this. he made just some brief comments, but he did say that he had respect for all of those on that list. >> honestly, i like them all. i believe of. have a great respect for all of them. but i'll make a decision over the next short period of time. >> pretty remarkable him saying he has respect for all of them and janet yellen on that list. i'm sure you remember, trish, the president absolutely slammed yellen on several points on the campaign trail in 2015 and 2016. at one point accused yellen of being quote highly political. said she should be ashamed of herself. but in the last few weeks here, he said that he has respect for yellen and today, we heard him say as much as well. by the way, liz, not part of the search process

john, i'll acceptsend it back t. >> thank you, sue. >>> still to come, one of the first people to review apple's original iphone. ten years later he spent a week with the newest iphone x steveny joins us at post 9 whensqwkll" tus. "ua aeyrern my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >>> our next guest was selected by steve jobs as one of the first reviewers of the very first iphone and has had a chance to spend a week with the iphone x he says those who shell out the cash for the device will enjoy the screen and battery device today, but the real payout might come when we figure out what it can do tomorrow. steven levy is the editor of "back channel. has the ipho

steven wieting of citigroup private banks. going to be staying with us. democratic congressman johnll be joining us to discuss the budget . he's on the budget committee in the house. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: unrest in catalonia after sunday's controversial referendum on him dependence on independence. -- on independence. joins us now from london. ruling out seems to be a nice way of saying no way in hell is this going to happen. francine: i think you're right. the tone from the finance minister was stern. we will not start in talking or mediating. the instability may persuade banks to shift out of the catalan region. i did try to press him to try and figure out how this gets resolved. he kept on saying they will not the separatists because this was illegal but he did not give me a firm answer on what the next step can be. catalonia is not going to be independent. we are not -- we are fully committed to take all the actions and to use all the instruments at our disposal in order to avoid that. fracine: he was very clear. cap saying spain has nothing to discuss with the secessionist

john. to washington where justice and homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has the the latest on the investigation of the gunman. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that stevenifles, guns, and thousands of round of ammunition found in his hotel room in two residences. but investigators still have not determined why he chose to target the country music festival. whether paddock initially had a different target. a source briefed on the police investigation said he tried to got a hotel room near a music festival featuring chance the rapper and lorde a week earler but the suites he requested weren't available. >> something happened that drove him into the pit of hell. >> reporter: in florida, paddock's brother eric was trying to make sense of what happened. >> steve is a, was a highly intelligent, highly successful person. he could have done anything he wanted to do. and he did. he made himself wealthy. he made us wealthy. >> a former accountant, paddock once worked for the postal service and as an irs agent. in recent years spent his time gamble. paddock transferred tens of thousand, some overseas to the philippines where his girlfriend is believed to be now. m

steven was not the same as them. >> they thought of hip as a nerd. >> a nerd and just different aspirations. he wanted to be david lane. they wanted to be john anere. another for launs ofwrence ofar he wanted to go in a different direction. >> did he share with you his fave are thes? >> well, his answer is i'm a father to all my children and all my movies and i'm not picking my favorite. and he actually didn't. i think there were some films that are more autobiographical than others and i think "close encounters" was probably the first really personal film because he wrote it, by the way, which is -- >> which we don't think of "close encounters." >> and he had made a little movie when he was 16 called "firelight," which is his first movie about contact with aliens. and that the aliens weren't such good guys. >> we are excited to watch it this evening on hbo. bravo on being the director for steven spielberg. daunting. the premiere 8:00 p.m. on hbo. thanks, susan. >> thank you. >> >>> he's been named one of the greatest living songwriters. josh ritter's work has earned the respect of countless musicians, even some high-profile authors. how he

steven paddock of mesquite, nevada, killed himself before they arrived. they have not determined a motive, but they say, they have found no links to terrorism. we have extensive coverage tonight, beginning with johnone. >> country music star was on stage when the firing began. [ gunfire ] shortly after 10:00, local time. but it took a full 20 second for people to realize this wasn't fireworks. then came kay yorks the sound of automatic weapon fire, mixed with pandemonium. >> we have shots fired. >> the shooter paused several times. dale davis held on to a police officer for dear life. >> and then we said okay it is over. it is over. then it would start again. some people ran, others sought cover behind walls and gates. still others, froze in the open. this woman, simply ducked. >> everyone was just like literally laying on top of each other. trying to get out of the way. and the shots just coming. >> people desperately sought help for the wounded. anyway nay could. >> we need your truck. we need to get people over to the hospital. okay. >> we can't worry about, we need to stop the shooter before we have more victims. anybody have eyes on the shooter? >> meanwhile police searched for the gunman. t

john kelly is scrambling to manage the fallout from that. also this morning, there are new details behind the las vegas gunman, steven paddock. authorities believe he may have considered attacking crowds at other big events in boston and chicago before las vegas. we'll get to that coming up. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have donny deutsche, heidi prsybyl la, good to have you all this morning. >> well, so, they're denying that there is any problem between donald trump f. you have to tweet out a denial that you called the president a moron and you have to hold a press conference denying that, chances are good you called the president a moron. even you take eight step further, he didn't deny it at the press conference. >> why would you deny. >> i am not going to deny. when you are forced to deny you called the president a moron is a 100% chance you called him a moron. if in fact, in that press conference you don't call, you don't deny calling the president a moron. >> i want to ask you, you spent a few years in politics, when somebody says i will not dignify or petty, we call that 100% a falsehood. i don't think t

john blackstone, thanks. >> justice and homeland security correspondent jeff pegues continues to work his law enforcement sources and has more now on the investigation. >> reporter: fbi agents could be seen today sifting through the hotel suite, steven down bullets on the concert crowd. >> go that way. get out of here. >> reporter: law enforcement is still searching for a motive. fbi deputy director, andrew mccabe spoke to. cnbc. >> we don't have any immediately accessible thumb prints that would indicate the shooter ideology or mode motivation. >> in the last 36 hours, fbi labs began processing electronic devices cell phones and computers recovered during searches of his properties. >> i think it is the quieter harder work that we have to do now in terms of identifying people who may have known him, may have seen him. crossed paths with him in the days and weeks leading up to eat vent that's really where we are focused now. >> reporter: investigators are also focusing on paddock's mental health and whether something happened in october of 2016 that pushed him to stockpile most of the 47 guns and rifles in his arsenal. also of interest, whether paddock was considering targeting a large concert that took place in las vegas a week bef

stuart: john, i have 20 seconds, can you tell me if there's one thing that you would recommend that would help cut down mass shootings? >> generally to get rid of gun-free zones. stevenprevented a number of congressman, at least six who have own concealed carry permits from being able to carry because they were banned in dc and they were banned going back after work to work afterwards. the vast majority take take place where victims aren't allowed to go and defend themselves. stuart: i don't think this debate is over at all. john, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. stuart: where are we up in the market, up 10 points. president trump talking about wiping out puerto rico's massive 73 billion-dollar debt. it was incurred before the hurricane. if we do that, who takes the hit? judge napolitano is next. what powers the digital world. communication. that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble. businesses count on communication,

steven spielberg's '80s series called amazing stories. apple's gone right to the top. the best director around. they've got him for their streaming business. and this: if johnould be the first republican mayor since 1961 in that city. he's with us. next who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. . stuart: eerie, pennsylvania has not elected a republican there since 1961. our next guest think so change that. why do you think you can win? >> well, thank you, first, for having me on the show today. the reason why we can win is because we presented a plan, tackle the issues in the city. and it has refunded across matter lines, across socioeconomic demographics. people are hungry for change in the city, and they know we can't ke