comentaba que el agua superÓ los 3 pies y ahora hecho basuras entre ellos dos automÓviles. >> juanita no tiene seguro para inundaciones. >> tengo que elegir entre comer y pagar un seguro, no puedo. >> cÓmo empezar juanita? >> no É. >> ella empezÓ a tirar un cuarto de herramientas de su esposo quedÓ inservible. >> volver a empezar. >> ¿por quÉ? >> porque uno tiene sus cosas ya. >> nicolÁs nos llevÓ hasta el canal donde quedÓ el auto de su papÁ atrapado en el agua. >> Él no se fue, si no lo que pasÓ que la corriente lo trajo hasta acÁ. >> la interestatal 10 sigue cerrada, sobre el rÍo, todavia cientos de automovilistas en houston no levantan sus autos inundados. >> aquÍ me hace mucha falta el carro para llegar. >> bueno no me he dado el tiempo de asimilar todavÍa lo que ha pasado. >> los afectados tratan de salvar lo que pueden por la salida del solnimo ante la desgracia, en texas, edgar muÑoz noticias telemundo. >> difÍcil, en otras cossas las contra la inmigraciÓn no parecen detener a quienes quieren llegar a estados unidos, la patrulla fronteriza dijo haber interceptado a 134 migrant

juanita: so far they've been able to absorb. because that is the only way they can get people into the jobs. money in theirre pockets -- they have had more money since the tax cuts, so they've been able to absorb at this point, but at some point that has to catch up. alix: juanita, really great to get your perspective on the report. that is the nfib president and ceo. joining us now is christopher wolfe, first republic i've it wealth management cio. good to see you. what i thought was very interesting is that 50 basis points, 25 basis points isn't going to do anything for their business. what you expect on a fiscal front? chris: one, we are likely to see more fed cuts. is 25 now, may be another 25 later, as chair powell has indicated. however, you really have to see a change in the yield curve because the small-cap index has more sensitivity to interest rate shapes in the yield curve. until there is a big shift in the yield curve come i don't think small-cap stocks will respond as much. we are probably in the big trade we have b

it's genuinely bizarre though. >> sam and juanita, my thanks to both of you. we're going to take a break and come back in just 30 seconds. we have donald trump's new plan, taking disaster money to pay for the border wall. roger stone has agreed to testify as a government witness at that big trial. and later a former fbi agent who spent years infiltrating white supremacist groups is here and tonight my interview with salman rushdie. we'll be back in 30 seconds. 4 donald trump wants americans to pay for the border wall and today we're learning the pentagon is directing $40 million designed for devastation recovery from hurricane maria. he's taking money from military projects all over the country. today even donald trump's allies over at fox news are saying, well, there's at least one obvious problem for him politically which is this is all drawing clear attention to how he broke a promise and they're saying he should have never promised mexico would fund the wall. >> trump raised elementary schools for the wall. he's right. he should have never said mexico is g

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and still with me are betsey, matthew, and juanita. so mr.tion of 2018 or the first one of 2020? >> i think it's the first one of 2020. it's in a critical 2020 state. president trump carried this district by 12 points and republicans badly need a moral boost right now. keep in mind that we've seen three times as many retirements so far from republicans as democrats. the ranks of republicans running for re-election are falling so fast i'm yelling "timber." and this is a district that republicans really need to hold to make the case that, you know, they can still win the majority back in 2020, which i think will still be very difficult to do. >> you guys have this partisan voting index, essentially if you put, you know, equilibrium there as a congressional district, how much does it lean to one party, how much does it lean to another? i believe you have this one as an r plus 10, if i'm not mistaken. >> r plus 8. >> excuse me. well, we went through, r plus 8 or less, there's still 45 republican-held seats in that range. and if it gets up to 72 i

nfib ceo juanita dougan joins us. here, manic predictions of recession are having a psychological impact. i hadn't heard that before, but i think that is perfect illustration what people hear in the media? >> thanks for having me, charles. despite the fact that the august report about current business conditions is very good, there was an increase in profit, there was an increase in sales and there was increased job creation. in spite of that the optimism index dropped 1.6 points. importantly the uncertainty index rose by four point. so you see something that is not in lockstep, current operations are great. small business economy is still on fire but confidence is starting to crack. charles: well, you know, federal reserve had six economists and they studied the media and they also came to the conclusion there is going to be partly a self-fulfilling part to this. no one knows to what degree but the more americans read about recession, hear about recession, there was a "washington post" abc poll, shows six out of 10 v

. >> juanita? >> he is not a legitimate whistleblower. can we start there? i mean, this is someone who is doing the bidding of the president as his personal attorney, being involved in state department interactions, hiding documents within the administration. like this is somebody who is not a whistleblower. he should never be referring to himself as such. >> kenji, i want to turn to you for the reason we booked you, which was not just rudy giuliani's latest and greatest but the deeper constitutional dimensions here. a lot of folks would look at donald trump's conduct and a lot of members of congress and would have said he was impeachable before monday. and yet this scandal has taken a light in this building, in this congress andment then we have the senators speaking out on the idea that this gets out of control. people have spoken out opposing donald trump. take a listen to senator jeff flake. >> somebody mentioned yesterday that if there were a private vote that there would be 30 republican votes. that's not true. there would be at least 35. or maybe more

and no women personified and exemplified that more than juanita aber narth ernathy and clyburn.r me. i'll see you back here next saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern. up next, "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> this sunday, the president and the whistleblower. >> i don't know the identity of the whistleblower. i hear it's a partisan person. >> president trump response to reports that while he held up aid to ukraine, he was urging its president to create an investigation targeting joe biden. >> i can say that it's a totally appropriate conversation. it was actually a beautiful conversation. >> then, without evidence, suggested more. >> it doesn't matter what i discuss, but i will say this. somebody ought to look in to joe biden's statement. >> you should be looking at trump. trump is doing this because he knows i'll beat him like a drum. >> i'll talk to chris murphy and pat toomey. >> plus, growing tensions with

>>> juanita santo camina por las calles de san diego con la virgen en el pecho, y la esperanza de no >>> en estos barrios cerca de la frontera el contacto con la migra es diario y el muro estÁ plasmado donde el uniforme estÁ presente >>> me paran y quieren mis papeles no tengo >>> rafael guzmÁn lleva 40 aÑos viviendo en este vecindario y no habÍa sentido tanto resentimiento contra la agencia >>> le piden papeles por la apariencia de ser hispano >>> pero muchos creen que sin justo como estÁn siendo tratado los agentes ellos >>> ellos hacen su trabajo el mero, mero los mandan porque ellos hacen su trabajo >>> del otro lado de la frontera en tijuana el resentimiento es el mismo entre deportados >>> ellos son los culpables de que, yo estÉ dividido de mi familia >>> hay miles que pagan que sono sonora racistas no todos >>el repudio se vive en ambos lados de la frontera pero ahora comunidades enteras han comenzado a organizarse no solamente para reportar los abusos pero tambiÉn la presencia de la migra en el barrio patrullas comunitarias recorren las calles alertando a los residentes y evi

juanita abnathy was 88 years old., rock singer and songwriter eddie money died today inlo angeles, of cancer of the esophagus. a he htring of hits in the 1970s and '80s, including "twoar tickets toise" and "take me home tonight." eddie money was 70 years old.to stilome on the newshour: teenage activist greta thunbergs on the dangers by the climate crisis. the first sentence is handed down in the celebrity college admissions scandal. romark shields and david bs analyze how the candidates farez at last night's democratic debate. and, much more. >> woodruff: a growing number of americans are worried climate change is a real crisis. that is one of the findings of a new poll by the "washington post" and the kaiser familyam foundation. it found that eight in ten americans believe man activity is fueling climate change, and nearly 40% now consider it a just five years ago.nt jump from yet, fewer than 40% also believe that they will have to make "major sacrifices" to tackle the problem. but young people across the pushr are n

joining our call, juanita tolliver, campaign director at the center for america progress action fund. friday's subpoenas for mike pompeo may have shaken loose some disclosures, maybe some recognition from the sittings secretary of state. i mean, let's just hit pause and let this sink in. if we don't get beyond the two breaking developments, that is okay with me. the secretary of state, the personal lawyer subpoenaed just 30 minutes argue for documents and last few minutes "wall street journal" reporting that the phone call at the center of the complaint, the phone call at the center of donald trump's impeachment inquiry was one that mike pompeo listened in a. >> everyone was in on this. if pompeo was on the call and heard that overture to zelensky, i'm now asking the question, did he order the memo toss misclassified? did he take the next steps to cover this up? how far down does this go? we heard giuliani in his ramblings saying i only acted at the order of state department. trump offered you have giuliani's services, but now state department is in this. who will come up next? whose

juanita abernathy, a selfless leader in the struggle for civil rights whose direction and tireless engagement was an integral part in the movement of civil rights and voting rights in america. she sadly passed earlier this month. from montgomery bus boycott to the marches from selma to montgomery and onward to washington, d.c., and beyond mrs. abernathy played a key role in our nation's proudest instance of civic engagement. she fought alongside her husband, reverend dr. aber natty, and her dear friends and fellow act text of the movement, reverend dr. martin luther king jr. and mrs. coretta scott king. while many male leaders of the civil rights movement have rightfully become household names, the women of the movement who struggled and sacrifices were equal and participation was necessary, have not enjoyed the same recognition. . she was a brilliant, courageous leader in her own right and oday we recognize her remarkable and distinct contributions. mrs. abernathy was born on 1, 1931 in union town, alabama. eight the youngest of children born to alexander and ella gilmore jones. she met her

garlique >>> loved ones are remembers juanita abernathy who died after complications from a stroke.an-americans achieve equal rights on a range of issues from voting rights to school desegregation. she was 87 years old. >> the parents of an american college student that died after being imprisoned in north korea will have dinner at the white house tonight. he was returned home in a comatose state. they blame north korea for his death. >> right now it is not clear how this dinner came together. also, richard grinnell, someone that is being considered resportedly to replace national security advisor john bolton. he was a real north korea hawk. so it is interesting that he will be having diner with the warmbier's and president trump. they have feared back, they have fiercely insisted that the kim regime is evil and responsible for their son's torture and death. they are still trying to collect from a $50 0 million lawsuit they won in u.s. court. they are trying to seize assets to north korea. so they are trying to make their case. and when he came out in a vegetative state. will riply,

. >> juanita: hi i am good. i would see seller, but when he was, we did a book together and we are family friends going bace to oakland. so they have a horse farm in abella. i've been there many many times. sharon. >> i was changing channels and i saw you up there, and my mother always used to tell u us a stor. she would tell us that jackie robinson was our cousin. james bryant. did you have an uncle of the name james ryan. sharon: you know what, i've a lot of relatives in the south. in florida my father was from georgia. so i come from jacksonville, i don't remember quite but that doesn't matter. we have a lot of robinsons out there that are family. >> you met and first cousin now. [laughter] sharon: i've a very large it robinson family. smack another part of your book that i want to mention. family. sharon: given to my brother, but i hadon been researching and wanting a horse for a long time. we had shared the horse. even i worked so well together. around my mother today because we had to share a horse. the re

juanita abernathy was the wife of ralph abernathy sr., co-founder of the american civil rights movementa force in her own way. her family called her the last remaining person who was actively involved from day one of the montgomery busboy cot and the civil rights movement. she and her husband worked side-by-side, with civil rights legend, dr. martin luther king jr. >>> the fight for civil rights continues to this day, surely, as questions are now being raised about black referees in the top four divisions of english soccer. cnn's darren lewis talks to a member of england's soccer pyramid, about dealing with underrepresentation. >> i've always said this to people, if you can't see it, you can't be it. >> reporter: joe is a referee, who officiates four levels below the english premier league. a former semiprofessional player, he picked up the whistle in 2009. he was inspired by the first and only black referee ever to work in the premier league. he retired a decade ago. he wants to follow in rennie's footsteps. there's no pathway to the top, with zero black referees in engla england's top

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the tapestry features san francisco drag queen juanita moore also at yesterday's event.was designed and created by local artist jay manuel carmona. donations help support a new home for the glbt historical society. >>> and great weather this weekend to celebrate cultures. starting with the 62nd annual saint gregory's armenian food festival in san francisco. 5,000 people over three days get to enjoy live music, dancing, art and authentic homemade food. i think i spotted dion lim there enjoying herself. if you missed it yesterday the community party continues today from noon to 5:00. >>> and meantime at the presidio korean dance culture and food was on display at t first ever mid autumn festival. it's one of the most important holidays in korea where families and friends gather and recognize their ancestors. yestimhe korea festival has come to the u.s. participants learned how to not only make their own fermented vegetables but got to taste their creations as well. i'm not sure how well i would do at that but sounds fun to try. >>> still to come, democrats back on the camp

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let's go to the democrat line with juanita in ohio. have two comments to i think mr.of all, biden is upset because his son's name was brought up. don't know anyone who doesn't children about their being brought up, even donald trump. number two, i'm quite old. i want to keep my energy up. the president of ts must understand that if biden becomes president, he will have some answering to do and the only way that ukraine has ever gone along with russia, they have learned to play both sides. host: thank you. your reaction to either call? guest: in terms of polling and how this impacts polling now, to the first call from steve, i think democrats are very much catering towards democratic primary voters, which can be concerning. more moderate voters are independent voters. i spoke to a number of voters from my hometown of florida -- of orlando, florida in their critical i-4 corridor. you see their reactions to watching the debates. they don't like trump, but they don't necessarily like all of theircandidates raising hands to support the gree

the tapestry features san francisco drag queen juanita moore also at yesterday's event. lady was designed and created by local artist jay manuel carmona. donations made at the event help support a new home for the glbt historical society. >>> and great weather this weekend to celebrate cultures. starting with the 62nd annual saint gregory's armenian food festival in san francisco. 5,000 people over three days get art and authentic homemade food. you maybe saw tll dion lim there enjoying herself. if you missed it yesterday the community party continues today from noon to 5:00. >>> and meantime at the presidio korean dance culture and food was on display at the first ever mid autumn festival. it's one of the most important holidays in korea where families and friends gather and recognize their ancestors. yesterday was the first time the korea festival has come to the u.s. participants learned how to not only make their own fermented vegetables but got to taste their creations as well. fun time for everyone. lots to do this sunday. still to come, democrats back on the campa

lee hyun joon lee juanita lee kathryn blair lee linda c.g woo lee richard y. lee stuart soo-jin lee yang der lee stephen paul lefkowitz adriana legro edward joseph lehman eric andrew lehrfeld david leistman david prudencio lemagne joseph anthony lenihan john joseph lennon jr. john robinson lenoir jorge luis leon matthew gerard leonard michael lepore charles a. lesperance jeff leveen john dennis levi alisha caren levin >> j my uncle. your passing has left a hole in our family but taught us that family is important. you live in every memory and in every thought. we miss you. >> and my uncle, bradley. we all miss you every single day and your legacy lives on through my brother who is your namesake. neil david levin robert michael levine robert levine shai levinhar daniel m. lewin adam jay lewis jennifer lewis kenneth e. lewis margaret susan lewis ye wei liang orasri liangthanasarn daniel f. libretti ralph licciardi edward lichtschein samantha lightbourn allen steven barry lillianthal carlos r. lillo craig damian lilore arnold a. lim darya lin

let's go to the democrat line with juanita in ohio.ave two comments to i think mr.of all, biden is upset because his son's name was brought up. don't know anyone who doesn't children about their being brought up, even donald trump. number two, i'm quite old. i want to keep my energy up. the president of ts must understand that if biden becomes president, he will have some answering to do and the only way that ukraine has ever gone along with russia, they have learned to play both sides. host: thank you. your reaction to either call? guest: in terms of polling and how this impacts polling now, to the first call from steve, i think democrats are very much catering towards democratic primary voters, which can be concerning. more moderate voters are independent voters. i spoke to a number of voters from my hometown of florida -- of orlando, florida in their critical i-4 corridor. you see their reactions to watching the debates. they don't like trump, but they don't necessarily like all of theircandidates raising hands to support the green

juanita dugan says forget that, their challenge is a lack of workers.an inperfect science. you can't write a formula for how employers are going to react to all the situations and how the fed is going the react to all of that. >>> stay here. how much is riding on this number today i fell like there is less build up than we have seen in past years because we are already thinking about what the feds are going to do next >> today is less about what the actual number is going to be and more about how the market is going to react to that number. what's changed this week prior to the last several weeks is that, you know, what we are realizing is that confidencers ma we found that out. we had weak confidence surveys in the last several weeks. then all of a sudden you had a stronger ism number yesterday back stopped with the restart of china talks. what we are looking for today is ea even if you get a number that's slightly below expectations the bond market still sells off. actually the bond market selling off is a vote of confidence. the most important confid