the glass castle, starring brie larsen.nd the mountain between us with idris elba and kate winslet. now, blade runner 2049, the replicants are back. people are saying this is as much a classic as the original. how do you see it? i went in in a state of extreme trepidation because i love blade runner, the final cut, the proper version. i went into this very worried about it. it's set 30 years after the first film. in the first film harrison ford was a blade runner, hunting down and retiring replicants. now, ryan gosling as k is carrying on that profession. early on in the film one of his targets says, he can only do it because he has never seen a miracle, a phrase he doesn't understand, but he comes to during the course of the movie. as he does so, he starts to wonder about his profession, hisjob, his past and his identity. inevitably, his assignment leads him on to the trail of harrison ford's deckard. here's a clip. what are you doing here? i heard the piano. don't lie. it's rude. you're a cop. i'm not here to take you in.

justice larsen is the second of three accomplished women whom the senate will consider this week for appointment to our circuit courts. i assume that all three of these impressive women will receive strong support from our democratic colleagues who never seem to miss an opportunity to talk about the war on women. here's what nominees like larsen and barrett and the others will consider -- we'll -- and the others we'll consider this week represent for our judiciary. equal justice under the law for all. a share shake to every litigant. what a refreshing departure from president obama and his so-called empathy standard for selecting judicial nominees. really justice another of the left's ideological purity tests and one that was anything but empathetic for individuals on the other side of the case. if you're the litigant for whom the judge does not have empathy, you're in a tough position before such a judge. finally, i'd like to express my gratitude once again to chairman chuck grassley for his continued work to bring these outstanding nominees to the senate floor.

the glass castle, starring brie larsen.ain between us with idris elba and kate winslet. blade runner 2049, the replicants are back. people are saying this is as much a classic as the original. how do you see it? i went in with a state of extreme trepidation because i love blade runner, the final cut, the proper version. i went into this very worried about it. it‘s set 30 yea rs very worried about it. it‘s set 30 years after the first film, in the first film harrison ford was a blade runner, hunting down and retiring replicants. now runner, hunting down and retiring replica nts. now ryan runner, hunting down and retiring replicants. now ryan gosling is carrying on that profession. early on in carrying on that profession. early onina carrying on that profession. early on in a film one of his targets says, you can only do it because he has never seen america, a phrase he doesn‘t understand, but he comes to during the course of the movie. as he does so, he starts to wonder about his profession, hisjob, his past and identity. in

larsen, ms. eids and mr. bibas. i look forward to the senate confirming autumconfirming -- cf them next week. now, madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to legislative session for a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: madam president, i have nine requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: duly noted. mr. mcconnell: i yield the floor.

the glass castle, starring brie larsen. winslet. now, blade runner 2049, the replicants are back. people are saying this is as much a classic as the original. how do you see it? i went in in a state of extreme trepidation because i love blade runner, the final cut, the proper version. i went into this very worried about it. it's set 30 years after the first film. in the first film harrison ford was a blade runner, hunting down and retiring replicants. now, ryan gosling as k is carrying on that profession. early on in the film one of his targets says, he can only do it because he has never seen a miracle, a phrase he doesn't understand, but he comes to during the course of the movie. as he does so, he starts to wonder about his profession, hisjob, his past and his identity. inevitably, his assignment leads him on to the trail of harrison ford's deckard. here's a clip. what are you doing here? i heard the piano. don't lie. it's rude. you're a cop. i'm not here to take you in. oh, yeah? then what? ijust have some questions. a

and there's joan larsen, the president's nominee for the sixth court of appeals, a nominee who was added at the last moment to another nominee's court confirmation against the senate practices and against minority opposition. why do you add someone at the last moment? to ensure that the committee doesn't have enough time to adequately review her record. that's always a cause for suspicion. someone changing the procedure so that a person's record can't be reviewed before the committee sits down in the hearing. this probably is fitting with the nominee's -- miss larsen's long-held disdain for the legislative branch. she coauthored a law review article stressing the importance of protecting the president from congress, she said, quote, the most dangerous branch of government. and she goes on to denigrate the use of committees in congress. she says, congress has maintained and extensive costly network of committees that watch over the work of cabinet departments because, quote, the ambition and love of power of our senators and representatives cause them to lust after the patronage that a co

i oppose the nomination of michigan supreme court justice joan larsen to the sixth circuit. she is one of the 21 supreme court candidates that the federalist society and heritage foundation handpicked for president trump. clearly knows right-wing organizations are confident that they will like her rulings if she is confirmed. when she appeared before our committee, i asked some simple questions and was troubled by the response toes. she wrote an op-ed defending presidenpresident bush's use ofa signing statement on the mccain torture amendment. the mccain amendment prohibited torture and cruel, unhuman, or degrading treatment. i asked her about that 0 op-ed and asked her if she believes waterboardedding is torture and illegal. she would not answer the question. the law is clearly on this matter. i voted against nominees in the past who would not acknowledge this. i also asked justice larsen about the $140,000 in ads that a dark money front group called judicial crisis network had run in support of her nomination. she is the same organization that spent millions of dollars in

the glass castle, brie larsen and woody harrelson. based on a memoir by jeannette walls.ens on a successful gossip columnist, played by brie larson, engaged to a financial adviser. going home in a taxi, she sees her parents, woody harrelson and naomi watts, crawling around in dumpsters looking for trash. it flashes back to her itinerant upbringing. her mother was an artist more interested in paintings than cooking food for the kids. herfather was a rebel, believing in building the glass castle, but also a belligerent bully and drunk. the movie flips backwards and forwards between the present—day story and the past. i have to say it's not an entirely happy marriage. it's directed by destin daniel cretton, who worked with brie larson brilliantly on the independent hit short term 12, which really announced brie larson to the world. she is very good, but not in the most important part of the film. the most important part of the film is the story of the character when she is much younger, growing up with these parents who are totally reckless in their parenting and have this h

larsen, ms. eids and mr. bibas. i look forward to the senate confirming autumconfirming -- cf them next week. now, madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to legislative session for a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: madam president, i have nine requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: duly noted. mr. mcconnell: i yield the floor. mr. cardin: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: thank you, madam president. i rise today to address the latest mass shooting in our country. this one took place last week in my own state of maryland, in the city of edgewood, in hartford county, northeast of baltimore. in this case, the suspect gathered coworkers during work hours at his place of business, advanced granite solutions, and began

. >> reporter: that is good news for people like david larsen, whose home was destroyed in the fire. >> i grieved pretty hard after those two days, after those two days i think i handled it pretty well and i'm excited to actually look forward to the next phase of my life. >> reporter: in sonoma county, cheryl herd, nbc bay area news. >>> and after weeks of that fire and smoke, school is back in session in santa rosa, with teachers returning to class tomorrow for the first time to try to get things in order. the wildfires forced people to close campuses across the city. one elementary school was destroyed. some schools are set to open again on friday, others, it will be open on monday. >>> and we did see this coming, the 90 degree temperature, the question now is what is coming tomorrow. let's bring in jeff ranieri with the updated forecast. and we do have cooling temperatures, this is unusual for the october heat. check out the record today, santa rosa up to 93, a new record, also in oakland at 92, livermore, and san jose, last time it was this warm for some spots, back in the '50s.

the presiding officer: the judiciary, joan louise larsen of michigan to be united states circuit judge for the sixth circuit. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. van hollen: thank you, mr. president. and i agree with my colleague from georgia that we need to simplify our tax code. we need real tax reform. we've seen a lot of junk built up in the tax code over many years, put there by special interests who seek special deals for themselves, deals that are not enjoyed by the american public. we should do tax reform. what we should not do is increase our national debt and our national deficits. and we all noi that -- know thae budget plan that passed this senate and just recently passed the house has written right into it an increase in the national debt of $1.5 trillion over the next ten years. in other words, it's engineered right into that bill. so i hope our colleagues who really do care about reducing our national debt will make sure that as we discuss this tax proposal, that we not increase our national debt. we should of course eliminate

the area surrounding the larsen sea ice shelf sees one of the world's fastest warming climates and steadily developing cracks in the shelves that there are trillions on ice for may not be the last we see in coming months. keep an eye on those ice bergs well that is our show for you today i know you have a flawless and as my co-host tyrrel always says in this world we're not told or loved enough and today of all days i tell you i love you on top of the wireless keep on watching the hogs and have a glory day and night everyone. there's a real irony going. to show the lay of the things that a responsible choice need people and there is always well that's what the trauma because they always explain something else to a new way of dealing with the ordinary no hold still surveillance you feel you have already while there's going to three shows in the city and trump has used the social media site for the release all of the story goes it's garbage in real. there's a real irony going. to show that i don't let them think i'm a responsible voice new people and there is always well that's what i think i

the area surrounding the larsen sea ice shelf sees one of the world's fastest warming climates and steadily developing cracks in the shelves that there are trillions on ice for it may not be the last we see in coming months. keep an eye on those ice bergs well that is our show for you today i knew them as my co-host tyrrel always says in this world we're not told or loved enough and today of all days i tell you. on top of the wall let's keep on watching the hogs and have a glory day and night every. what politicians do you sometimes need. to put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or some want to. have to go right to be close this is what before three of the boys can't be. interested always in the waters and. there should. be economic development is all about numbers really are boards and this quarter we earn one hundred six point. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think about the fact that our c.e.o. mike du made over twenty million dollars last year more than one. one thousand times the average wal-mart a says.

the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of joan louise larsen of michigan to be the united states circuit judge for the sixth circuit, shall be brought to a close? the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote:

area surrounding the larsen sea ice shelves sees one of the world's fastest warming climates and steadily developing cracks in the shelf that there trillion times iceberg may not be the last we see in coming months keep an eye on those ice bergs well that is our show for you today i knew how to listen as my co-host tyrrel always says in this world we're not told we're loved enough and today of all days i tell you i love you on top of the wall it's keep on watching the hogs and have a glory day and night everyone. would you have for breakfast why would you put those ok if she's your wife. why didn't you put your biggest fear in their little bit on the right with the let's talk a little bit bored you say if you ever. thought about. exploring the topic those would be. now if i did you do to push jimbo. i'm going to do just that if you're watching all. welcomed on contact today we discuss the rise of the violent left with author mark . is not a recipe for changing all of society with the politics aimed at self-defense around a specific threat. with chris hedges. behind the rhetoric of the all

liberal state and you don't like that move come to valid one where i live only texans a little bit of larsen's roads and great idea what do you think of the crackdown on sick and sanctuary cities reducing the number of incoming refugees to ten thousand a year new border patrol agents and reduction in the number of immigrants who come to the country illegally as children i think the public art on iraq that was our notion for maintenance for rob of the mystery of that was a question for me i'll say this i know that right now my primary concern are protecting the lives and well being of these eight hundred thousand dakar recipients so frankly i know that the sanctuary cities thing is going to be up for debate and we're willing to work with them on that nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have already said that we're willing to have stricter laws regarding sanctuary cities if it means that we get to keep these eight hundred thousand dollars eight hundred thousand dockery's subpoenas you're talking about people who want to contribute to our tax base people who want to be students and people who want to

she joins us today along with carl and larsen who own telescope media group.ng them is kellie fiedorek. amy, i'm going to start with you and just to give the audience a glimpse of your story and what's happened in your life, why don't you tell us from the beginning in terms of your business, how did you get involved in the creative design business? amy: well, i always considered myself to be a creative, artistic person but photographs are especially important to me. when i was 5 i had -- by the time i was 5 i had already three out of my four grandparents. so it was really important for me to feel like i could get to know them and remember them and thankfully my parents had boxes of old black and white photographs. they had a box of love letters that my grandfather had written to my grandmother while he was deployed. i take some of those photographs and i would take them to my dad and ask him to tell me stories. occasionally he would oblige. as i got older in high school i started scrapbooking because i realized i wanted to tell my family's stories through phot

the glass castle, starring brie larsen.

our friend, dave larsen, he lost his house. he said the town of glen allen is okay. all kinds of things. some people say it was down and other people said it was not. he said it was all right. part of the lodge was burned. one of our friends up in oakmont said that they evacuated. everyone evacuated from oakmont. their house is on the park. i think everyone is okay. as well as can be expected. >> is that a state park quick jack london state park? >> jack london state park is by glen ellyn. >> have you heard a little more? you said there was some burn damage there? >> that is the lodge down by the saloon and across from the glen ellyn market. >> in the downtown? >> yes. on the corner. >> hello, diane. >> hi, steve. >> you are at eric ross which is across from the old mill. you are fine. everything is fine there in the tasting room. some of the grapes from leslie, they did have damage. where are they located? >> they are on located on highway 12 not too far from cal fire. >> in town, to the best of your knowledge, things are okay but there has been some minor damage, c

the glass castle, brie larsen and woody harrelson. based on a memoir by jeannette walls.n, engaged to a financial adviser. going home in a taxi, she sees her parents, woody harrelson and naomi watts, crawling around in dumpsters looking for trash. it flashes back to her itinerant upbringing. her mother was an artist more interested in paintings than cooking food for the kids. herfather was a rebel, believing in building the glass castle, but also a belligerent bully and drunk. the movie flips backwards and forwards between the present—day story and the past. i have to say it's not an entirely happy marriage. it's directed by destin daniel cretton, who worked with brie larson brilliantly on the independent hit short term 12, which really announced brie larson to the world. she is very good, but not in the most important part of the film. the most important part of the film is the story of the character when she is much younger, growing up with these parents who are totally reckless in their parenting and have this hippy—dippy ideal of how you should raise kids, but the kid

keith morrison: tammy gilden and her mother, sharon larsen, called the sheriff's department to complaine was trespassing in the locked parking lot of a grange hall just a half mile from mark's house. in fact, they said, they saw two cars. one, id'd by the license number, was mark's white chevy station wagon. parked back to back, said the ladies with a black suzuki suv. and they saw someone moving something between the cars. and he's bent over and he has his arms around a big roll of clear plastic, and my brain goes, there's a body. oh, tammy, no, there's not a body. you've been reading too many good murder mysteries. keith morrison: the man transferring the plastic and whatever was in it, drove off in his suv, the ladies reported, leaving mark stover's station wagon behind. the sheriff's dispatcher sent a deputy to have a look. and sure enough, the deputy found mark's car inside the apparently locked parking lot, behind this chain. except the lot wasn't exactly locked anymore. when the deputy looked closer to the chain link, he discovered that one of the links had been cut and the link

they are amy barrett, nominated fofor the seventh circuit, joan larsen nominated for the sixth circuit, allison eid nominated to the tenth circuit -- that's the seat vacated by judge neil gorsuch elevated now to the supreme court of the united states; and university of pennsylvania law professor stefanos bibsa nominated for the third circuit. i look forward in talking in more detail about the high intellectual caliber of these four nominees in the coming da days. this is going to occupy the rest of this we believe and it's worth noting at the outset that the four include three of the most accomplished female lawyers in the united states. for now the important thing to note is our determination to get this done. under republican leadership we're working to deliver to the american people and confirming judicial nos nominations is just one example. today the senate is scheduled to confirm trevor mcfad ton the u.s. district court for the district of columbia. mr. mcfadden was voted out of the senate judiciary committee on which i serve unanimously in july. he's deputy assistant attorney ge