i'm melissa block. binya worked with marcus is still weary of following the sat and i have to. turn left. it's an idyllic setting here he says all greenery and spruce trees. but he says he's a little afraid of what might happen to the nice bumpers. and the nice aluminum rims. about that talk too bad the day started so well. but now that he's standing here you feels the need to apologize sorry nice aluminum parts. maybe you'll survive maybe you won't will see mark because this cute way to see equipped with an optional adaptive air suspension so much this is going to raise him to get more ground clearance and see if you really can go where the sat nav wants him to. go. the amount of ground clearance can be varied to anywhere between 205254 millimeters . what they q.a. doesn't have our mechanical differential locks so it's up to the electronics to help the vehicle cope with this rough terrain. it works it works he says only everything's beeping awful can someone turn this racket off. and in our current history manual shaper says there are no real sports cars to be had for under 30

with a bigger potential coalition bloc to have the 1st chance at forming a government give it melissa block of education who should be handed the task of forming the government depends on who has more chance to succeed currently 55 supported knesset member latanya he and if the 4 supported knesset member benny gantz 10 of them said they wouldn't sit with him in their government before the announcement a 2nd meeting between netanyahu and dance at the president's home serve merely to confirm what was already clear the talks between the parties had gone nowhere neither man reportedly willing to go 2nd in a rotational prime minister agreement netanyahu said he would continue to push for such a deal within days the pressure is on his 1st document hearings on corruption charges a jew next week. called the moment doctrine of totally out of the utmost with the mandate you gave me if i don't exceed a return the mandate to you and with the help of god that israel citizens and yourself mr president were established a broad national unity government down the line after the announcement gantz reiterated

melissa: a crucial debate is underway in the uk as lawmakers attempt to block boris johnson for a no-dealrexit after his party lost the majority. andy kellogg live in london with late-breaking details. amy? reporter: i will do my best to make it clear, melissa. we're waiting to see if mps can wrest control of the brexit process from the prime minister's hands. effectively they say they are doing this because they want to prevent a no-deal brexit happening october 31st. there are lots of concerns what that could mean for the economy here and other matters. now if boris johnson's march towards a no-deal or a brexit in any event, the march towards brexit in some way blocked he has indicated there will be no choice, melissa, but to call new elections. now, one of his mps actually switched sides today, right in the middle of his address to the parliament. others have said they will vote to block no deal. he has vowed to chuck those people out of the conservative party effectively ending careers. the one clear defection today, cost johnson working majority in the government. he claims brussels

. >> melissa: political also reporting that congressional democrats are planning to block any requesthe white house or additional wall funding. if talking to anybody who's trying to manage the immigration system, it is so frustrating to them how unclear all of the rules are, what a mess it is, how they are constantly being told one thing and that another thing happens, to watch congress squabble over this and blame each other while they continue to not fix it is very frustrating. if >> steve: has been broken for decades and just as with the previous discussion over what's been going on overseas, he is trying to fix it in a pragmatic way. just a couple of things on this. first of all, it's a perfect example of what we were talking about earlier, the point you made in response to ridiculous julian castro about the president's negotiating abilities. as a direct result of the president negotiating. he said i'm going to put tariffs on unless you start doing something serious about immigration, everybody totally freaked out. he did it and it totally worked, a direct demonstration. >> meliss

blocks over right no now. i have questions, i have more than questions. >> melissa: that interview causing quite a stir.ington, and he is opening up to our very own tyrus on his fox nation show, about his decision to leave the democratic party. washington, who was fired from the hit show "grey's anatomy" for using a homophobic slur back in 2007 said neither democrats nor republicans do enough of the black community. he explained why he has embraced the walkaway movement. listen. oh, we are not going to listen to that. let's talk to the panel instead. >> tyrus: listen to me, that would be phenomenal. [laughter] >> melissa: what did you think of what he had to say in this interview? >> tyrus: first of all, normally on my show we don't get too political. we talk about life and stuff. his message, i think, was important about not voting based off of your race, your party. if you feel something is wrong, you have to vote for yourself, not necessarily the party. he was saying, in his opinion -- and i tended to agree with him -- looking up the body of work from the democratic party from the last 50 years, he h

being a public company ceo would be ha hard but said you need to block out noise and keep delivering on the long-term plan as you said melissa, the noise became a fever pitch i couldn't ignore how two woework executives arty minimize sebastian cunningham and neumann becomes non-executive chairman and he creeds majority voting control. so what is is next for the company? does neumann stepping down bring the company closer to ipo? that's unclear right now the drama valuation reductions and the delayed ipo though, remember that happened before reports of adam's questionable behavior, questions surround the business model signing long-term leases and then subleasing them on a shorter term what happens in a downturn? also the problem of cash burn without another capital raise wework can't grow at the same rate and may need to scale back. its revenue growth which kubld in 2018 year over year is what separates it from the iwgs, the regionis us of the world without that kbroegt and without the frontman, does wework look more like an overvalued real estate play. guys back to where we started even with the two ingredients many were as

melissa, not to mention the people affected on august alley. not everyone can file a dr or hire an attorney, but everyone on our block is interested in the long-term effects of the decision made on the proposed project. these are real people voting on our ballot, a ten-jury ballot. we don't want to see this being erected by someone notleyin notn our city or county. we hope you find a way to keep our beautiful skylines. >> do we have any members of the public who want to provide comment in support of the dr requesters? with that, public comment is closed. >> project sponsor gets ten minutes. >> i was going to get to that. we will now hear from the project sponsor. this is, in fact, smaller in scale than every building on the block. we agree with the changes proposed by staff and request they approve the project with modifications. it's been stated by the dr requester that the project would not be built without a variance and this is untrue. you can see the code here. so if necessary, we have a code compliant plan to submit. the building has a small footprint and small lot has been suggested with a rear yard and clear to us in the design that it was

block from her house, spared her house. but it was pretty much without warning. connell: all right, doug, be careful tonight. thanks for the reporting. melissa lot to keep an eye on there. connell: that does it for us. thank as far as joining us. melissa: bulls & bears starts right now. david: waiting on wall street, take a look at this, stocks surging on positive news from the china trade front. also on some strong economic data here at home. all three of the major averages ending the day more than 1% higher, with the dow closing up 372 points. joining me on the panel today: gary smith, christina partsinevelos, gary kautbaum and liz peek. i'm david asman. stocks getting a big pop from news of top level trade talks, scheduled for october. we have been here before. the question is are markets getting ahead of themselves? what do you think >> i don't think

melissa. [applause] queen elizabeth agreed to suspend parliament for five week after the request from new british prime minister boris johnson. tuesday, the minister johnson blockedis majority in parliament when conservative party member philip lee quit and joined the liberal democrats who opposed and want to stay in the european union. members of parliament are expected t to press the minister for his response to the recent series of part of defections getting to mars by minister's question time. watch live wednesday starting at 7 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. >>> next, mark levin on his book on freedom of the press. in it he argues that the media isn't a free press but rather a propaganda. from the ronald reagan presidential foundation in simi valley, this is just over one hour. [applause]

blocked the sunlight. it could have created this huge global winter that may have lasted for years and years, which actually may have caused most of the extinction. melissaen frozen in the climate change, like you said. i wish we had more time. you don't think this is going to happen again; right? >> it is not a question of if. it is a question of when. it's not coming our way any time soon, but it's best to be prepared. melissa: mike wall, thank you. that is not the answer i wanted. connell: thanks for asking that question. melissa: we will see you again soon, i hope. connell: bad news for alien enthusiasts out there. the creator of the whole idea, storm area 51, viral facebook posts is backing out of the event, saying there is an issue with permits. melissa: you think? my son wants to go. now it is really not happening. you are not going. connell: bulls & bears starts now. >> we have a huge morning planned for you with some truly big announcements. >> apple kicking off its biggest media event of the year unveiling a slew of new products across the board including new iphones and the highly-anticipated video streaming service that sent shares of disney

block. if we can't do that, it is hard to do anything, to take anything seriously. reporter: a lot going on capitol hill. democrats, started with impeachment today. back to you. melissahostage by not moving on that. it is ridiculous. edward, thank you. connell: brad blakeman joins us. brad former bush 43 senior staffer of the as edward said it, sums it up nicely. a lot going on, democrats starting with impeachment today. likes of jerry nadler pushing forward. nay pelosi, last thing she wants to be asked about. what is your take on the dynamics down there? >> it's a complete overreach. the american people don't buy it. they have been like the boy who cried wolf. they said, let's wait until the special counsel's report comes out on trump, then we're going to start impeachment because then we've got him. guess what? he was cleared by that report. and by the way, if it was such a danger to the republic as democrats allege, why did they take the summer off? wouldn't you work, burn the midnight oil to get rid of somebody who is such a danger to the nation that you have to take this extraordinary constitutional step to get rid of him? this is politics at its purest sense, s