mccarthy to another person where mccarthy said i'm going to get that sop if it is the last thing i do. and so they were at each other from the beginning. that relationship was up three antagonistic. in june of 1953, his son, a young adult, was arrested in lafayette park across the street from the white house by an undercover agent for soliciting homosexual sex. the background to that incident is a fascinating piece of history because when you look at the community certainly there was discrimination but they were not targeted. they seldom lost their job because their orientation. they have a vibrant community including washington where there were parks and restaurants and bars and other places they gathered without being hassled by policemen or others. mccarthy comes along and makes his west virginia speech with the allegation there were all these communists in the state department. when he couldn't prove that, senator bridges who was one of the conspirators was a senate pro tem in those days third in line to become president of the united states. he goes to mccarthy and says you're ha

mccarthy was elected to the u.s. senate two years ahead of lester hunt the relationship was bad from the very beginning. three months after hunt was sworn into the senate, he was appointed to a select committee to investigate nazi war crimes at the battle of the bulge. at the end of world war ii, the nazis had massacred dozens of american soldiers after the battle of the bulge and after the war were tried as war criminals. the soviet union and others around the world begin making charges that the american military officers in charge of the prosecution had used torture and the right of other techniques to exact concessions from the nazis. it was not on the committee but he insinuated himself into the committee proceedings and that the 27 plus hearings they held in washington and around the country, mccarthy sat in on the panel. when you read the transcript of those hearings, it's the mccarthy we know from history, constantly interrupting, constantly berating witnesses and other members of the committee, and ironically

in my view that was the end for joe mccarthy. just a few days before all of this happened were the hearings that started the downfall and caused the public to turn on what began to turn the party but i think that when one of their own become a very popular colleague colleague in the senate committed suicide -- and others had committed suicide as a result of joe mccarthy but when it was one of their own and a man as popular and well liked that turned the tide solidly against mccarthy and it was just a few months later that he was centered by the senate and the end came for him. i have an old friend a little younger than me whose family was very political. his aunt was on the staff the day before he killed himself and this fellow said you know, i remember a time in our family where every day we talked about lester. there came a day we never talked about him again. he said i didn't understand that until now. but the nature of his death into the circumstances surrounding it were such that they could almost completely erase this man's

mccarthy. [applause] he is indeed the editor of the american conservative, a magazine that has been a long-standing critic of american foreign policy and an opponent of american interventionism abroad. is writing has appeared in a wide variety of other publications, including the spectator, reason, modern age and so the publications we just don't have time to list them all. outside of journalism has worked as an internet communications coordinator of the ron paul 2000 presidential campaign. you guys like ron paul, don't you? that's what i thought. he is a graduate of washington university in st. louis where he studied the classics. don't you love the odyssey? was and it's sad when he walked in and he was told no one in the was and his dog died? that's the saddest part. it breaks my heart every time. i love the classics. good luck on your first attempt to win a case against mr. d'souza. after the opening statements each of our undefeated attorneys, both of them, undefeated, they're going to call

just kinds of merging there with president mccarthy. yes, anything is possible if you're willing to shell out -- unlimited amount of monies. and people who own two to five unit buildings are not in that position, especially if you're going to remodel something, take out kitchens, redo bathrooms, foundations, that's 30%. it will trigger [inaudible]. >> commissioner mar, right before i came to this meeting i was discussing on -- with my mechanical team member reviewing a five story 15 unit so that currently is not a high-rise, it's not the bigger size of the apartment, but a smaller one. i think i can be reasonably sure that the cost of that kind of set up is basically placing a filter behind a z box. that kind of solution is nowhere near the 30% that construction cost. having said that, there are some more improvements on that project. >> commissioner mar, there's an attachment that secretary harris has provided as part of this agenda item. in april we providing your commission answers to questions, and the question you're addressing rig

mccarthy? it's pretty soon to assess that great this is probably the first opportunity we have had to work in a bipartisan fashion. i'm hopeful over the next week that we start to forge such a relationship. mr. mccarthy indicated he wants to do that. whip has alsoican indicated he wants to do that. >> we have two minutes. final questions. exercise with the new majority leadership team, we over the child migrant crisis. they had to add this other bill to roll back deferred action for childhood survival program. people were wondering whether this was a new republican leadership team that could keep it together. it did that give you any early indication of what you were up against here and what kind of leadership the republican conference is going to have over -- prepared to give mr. mccarthy and mr. scully's the benefit of the doubt. but we learned from that that what the republicans have done so often, turned towards their far right, not towards consensus, not towards bipartisanship in order to

eugene mccarthy of lyndon johnson. nixon got more votes.ple weren't looking at it and all the others put together. because of a little project we had come he got four times as many from the democratic ballot as bobby kennedy. people didn't notice because what that said if the country is turning towards this party and some worry towards this man is supposed to be the greatest loser of all time. the biggest was eugene mccarthy who got 42% of the vote against london to, president of the united states. i don't know what they're thinking. johnson's name -- johnson city was even on the ballot. the president of the united states was running as a write-in candidate for new hampshire. so i was astonished he did this and half of mccarthy's those were from hawks. people wanted johnson to be tougher. so johnson's people handed it horribly. days later robert kennedy job and then began to savages. he said johnson is appealing to the darker impulses of the americans. there was just brutal stuff. he jumped in and mary cantin again who is loved bobby kenned

mccarthy? >> it's a little soon to assess that. this is really the first time we've had to work in real bipartisan fashion. i'm hoping the next week we start to forge such a relationship. he's indicated he wants to do that. mr. scalise has also indicated he wants to do that. and i'll tell you that leader pelosi and i will be positive in our response if we find an receptive audience. >> the first exercise with the new leadership team, we had some drama over this bill to fund resources at the border with the child migrant crisis, and other things, and people were wondering if this was a new team that could keep it together. did that give you any early indication of what you were up against here and what kind of leadership the republican conference was going to have? >> i'm prepared to give mr. mccarthy and mr. scalise the benefit of the doubt. what we learned from that incident unfortunately is that the republicans did what they have done so often. turn towards their far right, not towards consensus, not towards bipartisanship in ord

bobby kennedy was beaten by eugene mccarthy in the oregon primary.i said i got to see this because bobby kennedy was coming up from california where he was campaigning to the benson hotel to concede defeat. so we went down and just as he got out of the car could see teddy white with him, freckles, he had his dog with him and i went to the room like this where he was standing up like here conceding defeat and i will say i was not a fan of bobby kennedy, it was the most gracious concession speech i had ever heard. i said this is really a class act they had handled extremely well, bobby kennedy did, he said mccarthy ran a fine race, we were defeated here, if there will be another race in california in a week, the california primary, we will meet senator mccarthy down there and congratulate him. was a lovely speech. that was over and we went back to new york and one week after that night i got a call from jeff bell from our campaign headquarters at 3 in the morning, woke me up at my apartment and said simply bobby kennedy has been shot. i called mr. nixo

he said gene mccarthy has run a fine race.feated here but there's another race in california in a week, the canada -- california primary, and we'll congratulate him. it was just a lovely speech. and that was over and we went back to new york, and one week after that night, i got a call from jeff bell from our campaign headquarters, at 3:00 in the morning, woke me up in my apartment, and said simply, bobby kennedy has been shot. and so i called mr. nixon, and he was already awakened. julie and david were watching returns over there at the time, and they had apparently seen the news stories, and it was that kind of year. and so nixon went to the funeral, but then we had a battle inside the nixon campaign, basically, over a real issue was -- which was, which way do we go? how do we defense against governor george wallace? the benefit nixon got was the republican party, which i described to you as twice the size of the -- the democratic party, was splinters three ways, george corely, wallace, the governor of alabama, was leading i

president mccarthy's been very helpful. ful in introducing us to stakeholders. i can't recall the number of meetings i've had since i last met you, but the director had a public advisory meeting that we spoke to. we had two meetings with private developers, we had one additional meeting with mechanical engineers, we had the shared expertise of six engineers from five companies talking about how they approach these needs. i can repeat a little bit, but article 38 is existing health code. it's been around since 2008. because of economic downturn we haven't had that much of a track record of buildings being built. as a result of updating this ordinance to reflect a more -- really more sink nisty between planning department's requirements and our requirements, we've actually started to operate in that way. everything in this ordinance is already an option for developers to use and project sponsors to use. so from a departmental point of view, this process of amending the code has brought our three agencies into much closer collaboration and it's allowed us to modern

he said gene mccarthy's run a fine race, we're defeated here, and we'll meet senator mccarthy down there congratulate him. it was just a lovely speech. and that was over, and we went back to new york. one week after that night i got a call from our campaign headquarters at three in the morning, woke me up at my apartment, and he said simply bobby kennedy's been shot. and so i called mr. nix sop, and he was already -- nixon, and he was already awakened. julie, and i think david, were watching returns at the time, and they had apparently seen the news stories. and, i mean, it was that kind of year. and so we, nixon went to the funeral. but then we had a battle inside the nixon campaign, basically, over a real issue which was which way do we go? how do we defense against governor george wallace? let me go back a bit. a benefit nixon got was the republican party which i've described to you as twice the size of the republican party -- the democratic party was splintered now three ways; george corley wallace, the governor of alabama, was leading in seven or eight states. and at one point he wa

kevin mccarthy says the president exposed too much to the enemy.oke to senator mccarthy on capitol hill. >> this is something that not only the house but the american public is trying to push him to, develop a strategy with the middle east. the difficult i have with it, i never develop a strategy and then let my enemies know what i will or will not do. this is a president, that his whole foreign president about ending the war or terror, now he has to find a way of winning the war or terror. >> behind closed doors, and i know there ared briefings, did you get a different strategy? the whole idea is not to tip your hand to injure enemies and lay out your strategy so the enemy knows it. at least behind closed doors, do you have a better idea of the strategy? >> you get a little more, but there's not that much more that you hear, and there's a lot of things that they shouldn't tell to be able to go through, but can you win it just by the air? i would never tell my enemies when i'm coming, but i wouldn't also say things i would not do. i mean, to me, it

. >> justin mccarthy. >> kevin mccarthy. >> michael mccarthy. >> my mother.r crazy spirit lives on in each of us ma.ç thank you for watching over our entire family and community as we continue to rebuild from sandy. we are finally back inbó our house. you are always in our thoughts, hearts,$ prayers. god speed mom. god bless america. >> my sister-in-law. we love you and miss you. not a day goes by that we don't think of you. your legacy is carried on by your wonderful daughters, dana, allison and emily. and your beautiful grandchildren, asher and hannah. you are kenny, elliott, my mother's and my heart always. we love you. >> robert g. mccarthy. >> stanley mccaskill. >> katie marie mccloskey. >> ruth magdaline mccourt. >> charles austin mccrann. >> joseph. mcdonald. >> brian grady mco'donnell. >> michael. mcdonnell. >> john f. mcdowell jr. >> john thomas mcclirin jr. >> william e. mcbegin. >> thomas henry mcginnis. >> michael gregory mcginty. >> walsh mcgovern. >> scott mcgovern. >> william j. mcgovern. >> stacey mcgowan. >> thomas if f. mcginnis jr. >> pat

please welcome andrew mccarthy. [applause] spank thank you so much for having me here today. it's always be great to be at the hall. this is more like a home game for me. it's great to be here. as you might imagine i've gotten some flak over the book and in particular of the subtitle of the book called faithless execution and it's building the place for obama's impeachment. so naturally the word everybody focuses on you have this crazy juxtaposition of the progressive law professors who were called as witnesses and the hearing was about the presidential lawlessness. one of the law professors called it the uber presidency. eventually obama is the president nixon always wanted to be said that is the tenor of what you're getting and we have republican and conservative. they would run under their desk every time the word impeachment was mentioned. one congresswoman who. and he turned as one of the remedies to rein in the lawlessness immersed in of framers of the constitution. if you're going to have a constitution he have to. that is a thought that we don't even want to have up h

mccarthy and mr. miller that truly had bipartisan support, that had been worked on so long and so hard by the gentlelady from new york, that could have passed and it should have not been placed in this controversial position. this bill should have been a clean bill that was put forth in a way that would allow the senate to support it and to place it -- well, the senate, we would put this on the president's desk if in fact we just passed this bill out as a clean bill. it's quite unfortunate. and my colleagues can say all that they want to say about jobs and creating jobs, you know, they talked about bills that had been supported in the committee and bills that were supported on the floor. why are you bringing them back again? why are you repackaging them? why are you taking bills that you are identifying as having had all this great support and passed off the floor, passed off committee, why are you repackaging them? i'll tell you why you're repackaging them. because you're trying to create this pictur

. >> justin mccarthy. >> kevin mccarthy. >> michael mccarthy. >> my mother.our crazy spirit lives on in each of us ma.ç thank you for watching over our entire family and community as we continue to rebuild from sandy. we are finally back inbó our house. you are always in our thoughts, hearts,$ prayers. god speed mom. god bless america. >> my sister-in-law. we love you and miss you. not a day goes by that we don't think of you. your legacy is carried on by your wonderful daughters, dana, allison and emily. and your beautiful grandchildren, asher and hannah. you are kenny, elliott, my mother's and my heart always. we love you. >> robert g. mccarthy. >> stanley mccaskill. >> katie marie mccloskey. >> ruth magdaline mccourt. >> charles austin mccrann. >> joseph. mcdonald. >> brian grady mco'donnell. >> michael. mcdonnell. >> john f. mcdowell jr. >> john thomas mcclirin jr. >> william e. mcbegin. >> thomas henry mcginnis. >> michael gregory mcginty. >> walsh mcgovern. >> scott mcgovern. >> william j. mcgovern. >> stacey mcgowan. >> thomas if f. mcginnis jr. >> p

daniel mccarthy. [applause] he is the editor of the american conservative magazine that has been a long-standing critic of american foreign policy and opponent of the interventionism abroad and his writing has appeared in a wide variety of publications including the spectator, modern age and so many publications we just don't have time to list them all. he has worked on the ron paul 2008 presidential campaign. you liked ron paul, don't you? and the senior editor and a graduate of washington university in st. louis where he studied the classics. don't you love the odyssey lacks a that's the saddest part. it breaks my heart every time. i love the classics to in the case after the opening statement this is what we are going to do. after the undefeated attorney, both of them, undefeated they will call two witnesses to subject to cross-examination and you know when they say what happened that freedom fest each side will make a closing statement and the jury will rule on the case. it might be friday, who kn

mccarthy michael desmond mccarthy >> and my mother, ann walsh mcgovern.crazy spirit lives on in each of us, ma. thank you for watching over our entire breezy point family and community as we continue to rebuild from sandy. we are finally back in our house. you are always in our thoughts, hearts, and prayers. god speed, mom. god bless breezy point and god bless america. >> arlene, my sister-in-law, arlene eva freed. we love you and miss you. not a day goes by that we don't think of you. your legacy is carried on by your wonderful daughters, dana, allison, and emily, and your beautiful grandchild, asscher and hanna. you are in kenny's, eliot's, my mother's and my hearts always. we love you. robert g. mccarthy stanley mccaskill katie marie mccloskey julianna valentine mccourt ruth magdelane mccourt tara mccloud-gray charles austin mccrann tonyell mcday matthew t. mcdermott joseph p. mcdonald brian gravy mcdonnell michael p. mcdonnell john f. mcdowell jr. eamonn j. mceneaney john thomas mcerlean jr. daniel francis mcginley mark ryan mcginly william e. mcginn

spokesperson brian mccarthy -- tonight spokesperson brian mccarthy responded -- suspended ray rice indefinitelybaltimore cut him. didou have to assume they what was right with the information they knew at the time. >> the new video is beyond disturbing. was almost traumatized myself because it was so vivid. the source who told the ap that he gave the nfl the second videotape back in april says he cannot confirm who actually watched it. in the midst of all of this controversy, the ravens are getting set to pay -- play the pittsburgh steelers tomorrow night in baltimore. police are investigating an officer involved shooting. it happened at 31st street and south dakota avenue northeast. officers were trying to arrest a man in a car when he but the car in reverse and hit the officer. happening now in montgomery county, a search for her mother and two children intensifies. the three. sign of police to released new surveillance images of catherine hoggle. roz plater is live in germantown with more. the two confirmed sightings are near where we are, the germantown chick-fil-a and the transit center. t

dan mccarthy is the editor of the american conservative magazine on the subject of american foreign policy. this is just over an hour. we are in the sovereign state to think of american foreign policy in this hearing we hope to discover whether it is a business to send our liberty and way of life against enemies real or imagined going after the

president mccarthy. >> yes. >> mar. >> yes. >> clinch. >> yes. >> lee. >> yes. >> mcray. >> yes. >> melgar. >> yes. >> walker. >> yes. >> motion carries unanimously, item 4 and 5 are approved. >> thank you all. >> item number 7, discussion and update on permit tracking system. >> good morning commissioners, president mccarthy. i'm ed sweeney, director of permit services. as most of you know, last thursday dmis manager -- she's off on medical leave. i don't really think i should get into that. so i've been helping out with the program and i just give you a few points where we are. this week we're finishing configuration with code enforcement and inspections. it's going relatively well. one bright note i'd like to say is that today is the last -- it's the fourth period of data migration and it's taking place as we speak. this will be the first -- this will allow for the first type dbi employees to see the new system from start to stop. we can put a number on it and work it out and see how it works, how it performs. tech 21 are advisors and asela are going through a series of bugs that have b

. >>> on a happier note actor and singer doan wahlberg married girl friend jenny mccarthy today outside chicago. it's the 2nd marriage for both. the 45-year-old wahlberg stars in the cbs police drama bluebloods and still performs with his band new kids on the block. 41-year-old mccarthy recently left the view and now hosts a radio show on sirius xm radio. labor day weekend at the beach is -- >>> labor day weekend at the beach is typically a happy time, but the mood at the beach is somber as two casinos close their doors. showboat casino shut down this afternoon after 27 years on the famous boardwalk. the mardi gras themed casino was closed to reduce the number of the company's casinos in atlantic city, all struggling with plunging revenue and increased competition. also closing this weekend, the 2-year-old revel casino built at a cost of $2 billion. the closures mean historic job losses for atlantic city. thousands of workers will be unemployed. >> 8,000 families out of work in an eight month window of time is an economic disaster. it is very difficult for the tsgues. it's very difficul

wahlberg has two sons from previous marriage, mccarthy also has a son.ou can always catch wahlberg right here on cbs-3 as he stars in the police drama blue blood. >>> the union is also complete for actress gabe re al union and miami heat dwyane wade. they he can changes dollars vows on i believe this weekend on saturday, in front of family and celebrity friends at the chateau art son, a secluded miami area castle. union and wade instagram some photos friday using hashtag the wade union and the night before. this is the second marriage for both of them. >>> there is one other name you might know me by. star lord. who? >> guardians of the galaxy have become the highest grossing movie of the year. the band of space crusaders surprised many critics by staying number one for the third week in a row. the half develop film earned more than 06 mod to add to its massive total, to nearly $275 million. teenage mutant ninja further sals second with 11.8 million. if i stay thirds, 9.3 million, as above, so below, and the november man, rounds out the top five on your

ward mccarthy as well. let's give you a forex report.he fed decision coming out, the yen holding a six-year low versus the dollar-pound. euro-dollar, little changed at one point 2956. ♪ >> waiting on the fed. what is the timetable for raising interest rates? we will hear from janet yellen in a few hours. >> voters decide in scotland whether to declare independence from the u.k.. we will see what is at stake. investors are starting to take their money out and move it back to the u.s. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live from our world headquarters in new york. morning, adams johnson and olivia sterns. tom keene is on assignment. our guest host for the hour is richard clarida, global strategic advisor with pimco. is on the the fed agenda, adam. >> as a matter of fact, the u.k. got some important data. unemployment -- unemployment fell to a six-year low. a different story in china, --re growth has prompted here in the u.s., we get vpi, our read on inflation coming out at 8:30. then we get the interpretation from the fed. at

mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. there's been no decisions yet. as you know the president requested this week and that's why we postponed and we're continuing to work through, but i'll notify the gentleman as early as we get a decision. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman. let me ask further -- and i know the answer to this question is we'll have to see, but i've put our own caucus on notice, mr. leader, that we may well need to be here for the week after the break for the holy days. is that consistent with your thought and i yield to my friend? mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. currently on the schedule, we're scheduled to be here that last week. there has been no change to that schedule. as i know just a little earlier, the only change we made coming back this monday. want to make sure we have enough time and all members have enough time to digest and get their questions answered, but currently that schedule continues to hold and i yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman. . mr. hoyer: with respect

>> joining me now andy mccarthy, editor to the national review.n who used to put terrorists in jail for a living. your take on that. >> this is what they do. what you see a lot in muslim brotherhood rhetoric is a reference to the prophet mohamed saying that war is deception. they council that looking the infidel in the eye and practicing deception is not only authorized, it's recommended. so this is exactly what happens. you know, they dare you to call them on things knowing that they have created an atmosphere of intimidation where if you do call them on it, you're an islamophobe. you get dragged into court, you get barred from the media, barred from the campus. >> cair is a long standing problem. they have a long history of threatening to sue you, threats, they love that. >> cair is hamas. >> though they deny it. >> they deny a lot of things. >> he has come on the show and said much more reasonable things in the past. >> my understanding is i think the last time i was on with him he explained he's an -- >> nobody knows what that is. >> well, the

ronald reagan had a group of -- richard nixon, gene mccarthy. i don't think it is that's radically different and i don't think it is bad much a guarantee of success. >> i do think it is corrosive but people beneath the system is corrupt. but again i think a lot of that flows from their feelings about their own economic prospects and what they are getting. >> he wanted to jump in on that? >> what i was trying to see earlier is how the money is being spent is no longer being run through the parties that bring the candidates together being run by the unaccountable outside groups who don't need to disclose the sources of money or who they are spending money for. that is the problem that you end up having the candidates come to washington who are beholden to the extremes of either party and not candidates that come to washington to. when you start looking at what's happening these people are in office and the plaintiff peter raises of up about the public cynicism in all these countries there are always charges of interest and insider dealings and you

one of the big weddings of the weekend was jenny mccarthy said i do to donny wohlberg.rried outside chicago where she's from. she wore a very sexy dress there. i had a couple of friends who went to the wedding. they had their phones removed from them which lets us believe we will see the pictures somewhere exclusive. there were camera crews there so there might be a tv wedding in the making. >> of course. why keep something private and special? that is so yesterday. >> brother mark was missing. there are rumors that he does not get along well with jenny. his people say that is not true. he did put out an instagram video wishing them a happy wedding. i think was a little odd. >> maybe he couldn't be there. he's working constantly. >> he said it was his daughter's birthday party. >> that might trump it. >> there you have it. >>> another wedding. >> this is a much, much fancier wedding. it is just outside of miami and believed to have cost over $5 million. he proposed to her. actually really adorable. he did it with his two sons from a previous marriage and the proposal wa

>> guest: yes, i was very active in the women's movement and mccarthy's campaign for president. we thought we are going to end the vietnam war. he's a good friend. he's a fine poet actually. in many ways he was an inspiration for me and that he could do all that he was doing and still write poems. >> host: house the politics of the state changed its mccarthy's time? >> guest: i think they have sort have gone in perry. a liberal governor which we have right now for all sorts of good things happened in the previous guy was the -- and he's also the one who didn't want a poet laureate because it would cost the state money. he never obviously read the bill that wasn't going to cost anything. it was up and down i suppose that's true for any kind of political life. a gentleman temptation. meet me at 6:00 at the new french cafÉ. we will share a cup of. hanson is he and debonair, his smile as wide as the english channel. but a hungry woman searching for substance could drown in a cup of at 6:00 at the new french cafÉ. >> host: now you mentioned the budget. to the mayor ask you to write t

catherine mccarthy, thank you for being here.eople that might not be familiar with your catalog and online presence, what are some of the products you can get at thinkgeek? >> we love to sell products that are going to bring out the inner geek in our customers. we have collectibles from videogames and movies that you mentioned. we have apparel. we have excellent kitchen and home, around geek themes, fandoms. "game of thrones," hunger games, things that excite our fans. >> if you want a star wars mug or collector item, you go to thinkgeek. if you want a yodeling pickle, do you also go to thinkgeek? >> you do. we are celebrating our 15th anniversary. we are proud of that. we are inviting everyone to geek out. we are trying to make more and more exclusive products you can find only at thinkgeek. many of our licenses, we will have an exclusive license. the product will be available only on our website or at certain specialty retailers. >> he give people an idea of the business thinkgeek has turned into. his is not a mom-and-pop opera

. >> donnie wahlburg and view host jenny mccarthy just tying the knot. guess who wasn't there?brother mark. remember marquis mark. he was at his 11-year-old daughter's birthday party and sent this message. >> congratulations to all of us. wish we could be there. stay congratulations. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> congratulations donnie. so happy for you. be with you soon. >> mark and jenny mccarthy are not on good terms. >> coming up she has all of the right moves. meet the granny taking the internet by storm. >> got a hangover? blame your parents. >> why your reaction to booze can be all in the genes. >> good morning guys. coming up on "fox & friends" a militia group takes on in liberia celebrating a a pool party. is this another federal foreign policy failure? we have the fallout. white house responds to a failure of a marine his mom is here to react. where to find your best labor day sings today. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in

from freaks and geeks. >> mccarthy and wiig co-starred in brides maids. >> if the all makes sense now? >> have to wait and see. would love that. love to see an all female cast. >> they just have to open their mouths one word you will die laughing. >> true. paul mccartney, riding a hit for half a century. some of the biggest musical stars around are paying tribute to him with a cd project called "the art of paul mccartney." who's who of rock and pop, performing songs he wrote. >> bob dylan, things we said today from hard days night. kiss does venus and mars rock show. a wings tribute. billy joel sings maybe i'm amazed from paul's first post-beatles album. smoky robinson adding soul to so that from 1983. 34 cuts on the cd. deluxe version. eight more. one of paul's former pre deucers, dreamed up the project. working on it for 11 years. the art of paul mccartney come out on november 18th. download that one. >> put that on the list. u2 one of the biggest rock band on the planet. this morning showing up basically everywhere. >> started with a performance at apple's big product. take a liste

mccarthy: mr.aker, on monday the house will meet at noon for morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. votes will be postponed until 6:30 p.m. on tuesday and wednesday, the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour and noon for legislative business. on thursday, the house will convene at 9:00 a.m. and will welcome the president of ukraine for a joint meeting at 10:00 a.m. there will be no morning hour and the house will meet at noon for legislative business. on friday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. last votes of the week are expected no later than 3:00 p.m. mr. speaker, the house will consider a few suspensions next week, a complete list of which will be announced by close of business tomorrow. in addition, as i previously announced, the house may consider the president's request and act on the continuing resolution as early as tuesday. the house will also consider a package of 14 bills designed to encourage an american energy revolution. this commonsense

. >>> tonight on c-span3, epa straight tore gina mccarthy discusses how to stop climate change. discussion about the legal justification for president obama's decision to bomb isis targets in syria and iraq. the deputy command of u.s. strategic command talks about nuclear deterrence. and later, a look at turkey's role in combating isis. today, gina mccarthy, the head of the environmental protection agency, talked about how to prevent climate change and argued that doing so would benefit the economy. she spoke at an event hosted by resources for the future where she was questioned by the group's president, former congressman phil sharp. this is an hour. >>> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to resources for the future to hear epa administrator gina mccarthy. and since she has wonderfully attracted a much larger audience for rff, i'm going to indulge a couple of moments about who we are and what we're up to, if you don't mind, or whether you mind or not. let me just quickly say i think many people realize that we are an organization that strives to achieve high-quality, objective rese

could mccarthy be right? ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor. >> does it cyst? exist? >> it by trying to describe it a new or different or accept were the organization the white house is trying to give the impression that it is somehowen relat -- somehow unrelated to al qaeda. al qaeda is on the run the war on terror is essentially over would not be disruptive. this is part of al qaeda as is many other terrorist groups as part of a larger problem, the administration doesn't want to face reality, doesn't want to admit the war on terror is real except when it absolutely has to. >> they came up with the name soez he hadly becau -- supposed because it involves a region near afghanistan and iraq? >> along the areas where al qaeda has long been active, but i think the real issue here is not so much the name so much as the characterization of the group as being different from separate and not the same as the al qaeda that they tried definitionally to limit over the past six years to a group along the afghan, pakistan border. that has never been through and this is another man

he admitted to manufacturing a deadly toxin in his mccarthy all room. he made enough ricin to kill an average sized man. meanttorneys contend he only to hurt himself and faces up to two years in jail when he is sentenced in november. decades after their acts of bravery, to vietnam soldiers were honored today at the white house. president obama awarded the medal of honor to them today. to saverisk their lives fellow soldiers. atkins was injured in the war, but survived. according to the army, atkins killed between 135 and 175 enemy fighters. the other soldier did not survive the war. his brother accepted the metal on his behalf. residents soon be known as -- could d.c. residents soon be known as residents of columbia, the state? i will a you know. -- let you know. also, showers coming our way after a mild start to the week. >> stephen strasburg on the hill tonight will try to win that series and make the playoffs. >> for the first time in more than 20 years, district of columbia make this case to congress to become the 51st state. it began just hours ago

actress jenny mccarthy was a public face of the movement, backing a fruitulent -- fruitulent claims of a british study. mccarthy tried to distance herself from the comments, but misinformation has had consequences throughout the country. the c.d.c. recommends parent get their children vaccinated. >> coming up, the high cost of deployment on families. movie star michelle monahan joins you on a new film on the often over looked subject. >>> i'm john seigenthaler in new york. after this, decision day in scotland - will they vote to split from england. there's a big yes vote. at the golf course in st andrew's. >>> the senate joins the house to arm and train syria rebels, but only for a limited time. >>> alibaba ready to go public as the most expensive ifo in u.s. history. and why chim pan gees murder. that is coming up. >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax policy... the economy... iran... healthcare... ad guests on all sides of the debate. >> this i

actress jenny mccarthy was a public face of the movement, backing a fruitulent -- fruitulent claims of a british study. mccarthy tried to distance herself from the comments, but misinformation has had consequences throughout the country. the c.d.c. recommends parent get their children vaccinated. >> coming up, the high cost of deployment on families. developm. >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >>> we have seen countless heart warming videos of military members reuniting with their families after a long deployment. we don't often see the strain put on families. out of 2.5 u.s. service members deployed to iraq and afghanistan, about a million had multiple deployments. the longer the deployment, the greater the risk of divorce. "port bliss" focuses on an army medic returning from a 15-month deployment, to find her child doesn't want anything do do with her. >> movie reel: how are you doing, do you miss your kid? >> every day. cry? >> i'm going in. >> medic on the ground. >> i heard about what you did out there. if he pulls through, it's because of you. >> maggie, we

mccarthy has not told me that's the case. i believe it to be the case. the heritage action, other groups have come out against the c.r. on our side, as you know, the democrats believe very strongly that the export-import bank is a very important component of growing jobs and ensuring that america is competitive in the international markets. before, just ait couple of years ago, mr. cantor and i worked on reauthorization together. he was than the majority leader. we worked on it together, and it passed with over 340 votes, overwhelming majority, with the significant majority of republicans voting for that enemy dead -- every democrat voting for that. for ideological reasons, in my view, it had become very controversial on the republican side of the aisle. i believe there is still a majority in the house of representatives. there are 41 republicans that have urged a long-term reauthorization of the export-import bank. every democrat, in my view, is for extending import-or export -- import-export bank. i'm hopeful the republican leadership would bring that

i'm jim mccarthy, the owner of key solutions and the host of this show. in the summer of 2013 i had the opportunity to sit down with joe jordan, then the administrator, office of federal procurement policy of omb, in what became a two-part interview on government contracting weekly. today i once again have the pleasure of sitting down with joe, who has since rejoined private industry as the president of the public sector for fedbid.

so ladies and gentlemen it is my pleasure to introduce the administrator mccarthy. [applause] thank you and good morning everybody. it's great to be here. no wonder, i am surrounded by epa alumni. david just came here. it is great to be here. but the expertise and the integrity of this organization is really a test to your leadership, phil. it's a great organization and you are all filled with a passion for the work that you do and you are filled with a passion for the people that work here and it shows so it is great to be here. let me start off with a story that has been decades in the making. 40 years ago scientists at the university of california uncovered a global crisis. chemicals and hearsay, refrigerators and air conditioners were destroying our ozone layer. the earth protective shield against the suns cancer causing radiation and the world needed a solution and the world needed a leader. the united states at that time did not temper its resolve despite the hesitation of other nations. .. >> the president said, and i quote: we cannot condemn our children to