it's called purple tuesday and is the brainchild of mike adams.e of the difficulties people can face. let's talk to mike adams, the chief executive of purple tuesday. thank you forjoining us. what are some of the other difficulties people can face if they are shopping with a disability? firstly, many of theissues with a disability? firstly, many of the issues for disabled people is that they will go into a shop and the shop assistant will simply ignore them and not come over to them or if they do, come over and talk to the person they are with. that is not because of prejudice but it isa that is not because of prejudice but it is a fear of unintentionally saying the wrong thing or doing the wrong thing and actually the default is to swerve the conversation altogether. for disabled people, it actually makes them feel very unwelcome and they are very unlikely to spend their money in the shop. what about physical impediments, things like cluttered aisles? particularly in the run—up to christmas, that becomes an issue, the lack of seating as well, in

walking down avenue "a" with mike diamond and adam horowitz, better nonas mike d.ears of a group that shaped music. >> this is one of the first clubs we played at that we did a rap set. >> that was terrible. >> and we made the mistake, we asked a good friend of ours, a gr graffiti artist to do a mural behind us. we didn't calculate in, it a teeny club and a teeny stage. all of the paint fumes, we couldn't rap or perform or anything. >> a terrible idea. >> reporter: mike, adam and their late buddy, adam yauch, grew up on these streets. they were cutting school to buy records downtown. >> we would hang out at this record store, called e rat cage, punk rock and a little hip-hop. >> reporter: it was the beginning of beastie boys. they started with a punk rock edge, but started to experiment with a new sound, hip-hop. mtv helped to make them stars. their music and videos were artistic statements in hits like "so what you want." "intergalactic." and "sabotage." ♪ ♪ i'm telli ining all-it's sabotage ♪ >> we brought this car for the video. >> go somewhere that looks funny

walking down manhattan's avenue a with mike diamond and adam horovitz, better known as mike d an ad-rockative years of a group that helped to reshape music. >> it's onef e first where we did a rap set. >> oh, my god. it was terrible. >> we made the mistake of, we asked a good friend of ours, a graffitirtt, to do a mural behind us. we thought that would be cool. weidn't calculate that the teen any club of a teeny stage, the paint fumes. we couldn't rap or perform or anything. >> terrible idea. >> reporter: >> reporter: mike, adam, and their late buddy adam grew up on the streets. teenage kids finding their way in the grittyow east side punk scene of the early 1980s and cutting school to b records downtown. >> we would hang out at the rat cage. that was kind of like the hardcore pu punk rock. >> reporter: it was the beginning of beastie boys. they started out with a hardcore punk rock edge, but soon began experimenting with a new sound. hip-hop. mtv helpe to make them stars. their music and videos were artistic statements in hits like "so what you want?" ♪ intergallactic" and "sabotage."or

the record store was there on avenue "a". >> reporter: adam "rock" orwicz and mike "dee" diamond and ted to be part of the scene. ♪ the funky monkey >> reporter: they rented their first apartment here on christy street. >> had a sweatshop above you and a bordallo believe you. >> the bordallo was on this floor and below. >> aid alleged. >> this is alleged. alleged. >> reporter: but they were allowed to rehearse their music. >> as soon as we heard that, we're like great, where do we sign? ♪ >> the group formed as a punk band, was soon drawn to a new sound. ♪ ♪ i'm going to tell you all why ♪ >> reporter: what did you hear in rap? >> first time i heard something totally rad camp i was like, set know what it is, but i want that. ♪ >> reporter: they signed to a new label, death jam records who got them a gig opening for an up-and-coming singer named madonna. >> we're going to play in front of gazillions of teenage girls, and they all hated us. >> reporter: hated you. >> really hated us, and our parents hated us more. >> hated us. it was terrible. >> i mean, passionately. ♪ >> reporter: but

let's hearfrom mike adams, who is behind the campaign.ugh language or etiquette. and actually the reality of what happens is by default they get ignored or they only get spoken to by the other person they are with. and what we are trying to do is instil a level of confidence in stores and shops, to go, hello, can i help you? and that is a really powerful message, which doesn't cost any money, but actually is the trigger and catalyst for disabled people to spend money in those shops. it is extraordinary that still one in five shops don't have level access from the street, they don't have ramps so people can't get in there in the first place. you can have extra seating around the shop, people suffering from chronic illness want to take a break. softer lighting can help people with autism, more braille signs, and we have an expert who works with a co nsulta nt have an expert who works with a consultant who works with businesses to make them more disabled friendly. it is shocking in 2018 that we don't have it. trainers are no longerjust a fas

so adam horovitz and mike d. d a show together at a theater to promote their new beastie boys book. it was a lot of fun. they told stories, they showed home movies, they showed photos. they talked about adam yount. it was great. halfway through the show, though, i feel a little something stuck in my beard. turned out it was one last little bit of roast beef. [ laughter ] and i ate it. and it was delicious. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] what are you going to do? i told the people here at work, they're like oh, that's disgusting. i was like oh, it is? i don't know. this is how vikings would get through the winter, they'd store bits of meat in their beards and they'd eat it when they're hungry. anyway. tomorrow morning if you haven't already i hope will you vote in the midterm elections. [ cheers and applause ] and then hopefully we'll be done hearing and talking about this for a while. i've had enough. i've got more e-mails this week from the beto o'rourke campaign than from my mother, my father, my children

i was aware adam corey and mike miller arranged so we could go and see the show. i arrived at the theater and received my ticket from my brother. the problem that i have is i should have asked more questions to make sure everything that had transpired was above board. i was informed by my brother at the time he gave adam cori tickets to a jay z-beyonce concert, which i understand they took later. i understood that to have solved whatever the issue was with regard to the expenses. but i take responsibility for not having asked more questions. but let me tell you, i am running for governor. in the state of florida, we have a lot of issues. we have 99 issues and hamilton ain't one of them. this is what my opponent wants to discuss. i would ask my opponent what happened to the $145,000 of receipts for public taxpayer money that he has yet to reveal? todd: i have a follow-up for you. how will you assure florida voters in light of the stories, these scandals, that you did not violate ethics rules and you will not be indicted somehow and through the state into turmoil --

united in their opposition to trump statement mike indeed yes it's an absolutely bipartisan reaction an absolute anger among members of congress they are adamant that they will seek legislation in the senate and in the house to impose sanctions in saudi arabia and are adamant to that they want the investigation into the murder of shogi continued president trump appeared to wave it away its implication was that the investigation it ended with the statement but members of congress are absolutely adamant they will not let it go they are going to push for further action to be taken. and what would they like better action to be mike as well as the sort of sanctions that we've heard spoken about we also heard that they want the cia to declassify this document and make the findings public how likely is that. well once again that is something that's a bit more difficult the cia can only do so under the instructions of the president too it would appear as no intention of making any cia findings of the at all but what congress can do is introduce legislation now we're hearing that they will do so as soon as next week there was a bill in the senate that

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. >> dana: we will get republican reaction to mike pompeo's response to the khashoggi murder from adamr. and a new threat for areas already devastated by the california wild fires. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >> dana: president trump sticking behind saudi arabia following the killing of jamal khashoggi who was critical of the kingdom. the president saying in part, after my heavy negotiated trip to saudi arabia last year, the kingdom agreed to invest $450 billion in the united states. our intelligence agencies continue to assess all information. it could very well be that the crown prince had knowledge of this tragic event. maybe he didn't and maybe he didn't. they have worked closely with us and have been responsive to my requests to keep oil prices at reasonable levels. so important for the world. congressman adam kinsin

andrew johnson mike president banning somebody that has impeachment swirling around him to heal the racial divide in the country. john adamsas the person pushing for the sedition act

andrew johnson mike president banning somebody that has impeachment swirling around him to heal the racial divide in the country. john adamsas the person pushing for the sedition act. >>> hello, everybody. welcome back to the afternoon. i'm sure we have a great morning and a lot more in store this afternoon. starting now with our panel writing about the war, this is something that we in the committe

adam schiff wants to examine whether mr. trump laundered money for russia when he was a businessman. governor, back to you. >> mikek you, doug. joining us now with more, the author of "the deep stayed close, fox news contributor jason chaffetz. the author of "the russia hoax," one of my favorite books, by the way.ho that is authored by fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett,nd along with fox news contributora tammy bruce and sara carter. good to have all of you here. sara, let me begin with you. the mueller investigation just keeps rolling and rolling and rolling. the president saysys he's got al those answers done and it was not hard at all. >> and the president also made it very clear, and according to sources, has made it clear for quite a long time there is nothing there.t they can investigate all they want, but there is absolutely no collusion with russia. i'm willing to talk about this openly. and he has. and now he's answered these questions. and as far as obstruction and any kind of charges of obstruction, we know that's now been pushed aside by mueller. you can't charge the president with obstructing justic

andrew johnson mike president banning somebody that has impeachment swirling around him to heal the racial divide in the country. john adams was the person pushing for the sedition act. >>> hello, everybody. welcome back to the afternoon. i'm sure we have a great morning and a lot more in store this afternoon. starting now with our panel writing about the war, this is something that we in the committee thought about when we put these festivals together to try to have something for everyone. writing about the war is something that is very particular and very relevant in our history and our current state of the country and the world. some of the authors have written about the different war i wars e and see if mom and in iraq when his nonfiction but don't tell the stories of what it means to be waging a war, in a war and i think you'll find it a very interesting afternoon. so the panel today will be moderated by the fourth, the third-generatiothird generationy family who attended west point and is the author of the acclaimed novel dress gray about his time there. he's written extensively about the military and was a columnist

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caroline: gina martin adams, we thank you for your perspective, as well as mike regan.orrow, a bloomberg exclusive. we speak with morgan stanley chair and ceo james gorman. this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: "what'd you miss?" atfinancial corporate debt 25% of gdp. companies haven't been investing into r productivity. bloomberg's molly smith joins us now. companies raising all this money, but what are they doing with it? >> they are using it to help shareholders, paying out stock,ds, buying back not putting it into growth in the u.s. economy. this is not the kind of stuff that bondholders like to see. it is going into the wallet of the shareholders. wheneverse is also true you see companies that have started to cut the dividend. when you cut the dividend, bondholders are applauding that kind of move. especially in companies that are overleveraged. some analysts take that as a sign of commitment to deleveraging. caroline: is this ringing alarm bells? are things going to get much worse? >> this isn't anything new. what we are seeing right now, i think the statistics really speak t

need to start getting on a stronger diplomatic footing and i trust mike pompeo and the president to do that. >> we will see. congressman adamzinger of illinois, nice to see you in person. >> take care. >>> what is it like for candidates to be in the middle of a heated recount for a senate seat? few people know. our next guest, however, does. . i switched to sprint because they have a great network and i knew i'd save a ton of money. sprint's nationwide lte advanced network is now up to 2x faster than when i switched. and their total lte coverage is 30% larger. that's big news!! don't forget unlimited. sprint's unlimited can save you nearly $1000 in the first year over verizon and at&t. just think what you can do with all that extra money. (vo) up to two times faster than before. see how you can save nearly $1000. for those with hearing loss sprint. visit sprintrelay.com. we've transformed this home to show the new keurig k-cafÉ brewer makes any house a coffee house. just pop that in for a coffee or brew a shot and froth milk for a latte or cappuccino. easy peasy. now she's a barista! it's so frothy. a little piece of heaven

mike espy's old congressional district was out here. democratic areas that have yet to report. but they're pretty small. you look down here, jefferson county, less than 1% of the state population. adamsy, just over 1% of the state population, and so on as you look out here at these democratic counties. so mike espy could make it a little closer. cindy hyde-smith by running it up in these red areas here. 60% down here. harrison county. this is biloxi where president trump was on the eve of the runoff. neighboring counties here, 60%. so in places where the president visited -- he was also in tupelo last night. let's come up here. nearly 70%, more than two-thirds of the vote there. it only happened so cindy hyde-smith could get some more votes here as well. it is a double-digit margin right now. in the end we know it will be a win for the republicans. there will be a lot of talk about whether that's a weak win. that will be the conversation. cindy hyde-smith will have to run for re-election in two years. she's finishing an uncompleted senate term, so she'll be back on the ballot. but this is the big picture as we have one house race still to count. we know democrats have a net gain of 3

when did the script to flip the question mike >> kennedy: i don't know, man the whole thing -- it's all about each side digging in. adam schiff doesn't want because he wants to make sure there's an impeachment that comes out of it. his biggest fear is not that the federal government run smoothly and effectively and the branches keep each other in check? it's because he jockeys for a position gives the advantage. if he does complete the investigation and launches some sort of either finding or an impeachment process is taken up by the house, that's one thing. i agree with elijah cummings. whenever this report is finished, i think it should be made public. i think all of the stuff should be made public prayed adam schiff has been so guilty of this thing's his parties benefit in order to increase his profile. devin nunes stated on the right. >> lawrence: and he wants to launch his own investigation. remember, for months now, they said "just protect bob mueller. a love investigation to go through." now you want your own investigation why? >> harris: it will be interesting to see how they feel about that in the democrat sid

. >> adam: this veterans day we start with the patriots, tom brady will play in his 300th game in the nfl against the titans in nashville. >> bill: mikeour years with me, the next eight with bill belichick and the new england pats.

to, but on our monitors, "new york times" reporter adam goldman, barbara mcquade and jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and pentagon. mike barnicle and daniel goldman, former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. barb mcquaid, we heard chris christie say something that could be interpreted as a benign statement that had no ill intent or as problem at nick terms of what he thinks whitaker is in this job to do. how do you read that statement from christie on both sides. >> the benign way you can say that from a sort of an optics perspective, a pr perspective, matt whitaker is there to be there to the end of the mueller investigation and then a new attorney general could come in and turn the page, start with a clean slate and begin a new program agenda. a more sinister view of what he has to say is matt whitaker is there to do president trump's dirty work. make sure this investigation is ended, that it does not implicate president trump and that he's there because he's got an agreement with president trump to handle it the way that president trump wants it done. >> jeremy bash, i ask you, of those two potenti

adam sexton. hear from thell major party candidates for governor. questions tonight will be coming from me and mike -- our panelists. candidates will get one minute each to answer. let us meet our panel of distinguished journalists including casey mcdermott from new hampshire radio, john this day so from new hampshire wmur, and dave solomon. good evening, candidates. unemployment in new hampshire is low right now, 2.3% and the state's median income is one of the highest in the country. ers should granite stato want to fire governor sununu? mrs. kelly: wages are not going up to keep what the cost of living. our colleges -- we are number one in the nation for how much it costs per skin for their tuition to go to college. number one. we are also number one for students in debt for our colleges. the economy is not working for them. working two or three jobs just to put food on the table and pay the bills. we also have our families looking for affordable housing and property taxes keep going up. the economy is not working for everyone. oure are 44,000 children in state who are food insecure which means

i just open in the next congress that adam schiff is able to repair the enormous damage that has been done to that committee in the last few years. >> mike all the evidence and don't want to know all that she found out in istanbul because they don't want to have to punish the crown prince. they want to believe the crown prince's story. what does that mean for lawmakers? what can they do about this? >> lawmakers in the appropriate committee should be able to get access to all of that. i will say i'm not convinced. they have to listen to the tape. they have to read the transcripts that will probably be, you know, transcribed in english. they should get that. they should get the intelligence assessment. i'm going to guess that they probably have. i'm going to guess that bolton has that. he has all of that. what they don't like is they so mishandled the notion that we're going to circle around the crown prince because we have this big strategic interest in continuing our strong relationship with saudi arabia. and i think this got all muddled up. as i said, i don't think listening to it was the issue. i think they mishandled the murder with t

mike espy. >> a busy 48 hours for you coming up. let me bring in somebody who knows a thing or two about mississippi politics. adamank you for being with us. let me start by picking up on something one of the women had to say. she talked about the old south. the election has turned into a contest pitting the old south to tearing down monuments commemorating the civil war against the new south. you've been out talking with voters. which do you see prevailing tomorrow? >> tiit's important to remember this is mississippi. i'm not trying to down play this story here. you know, take a look at our state flag. it's the last state flag in the nation. >> doesn't fly at the u.s. capitol. >> neither senator flies the flag outside their office. >> that's right. i was going to say the governor who appointed hyde-smith is a dues paying member that talks about history and linage of the the confederacy. for the voters going to the polls tomorrow, i'm not sure how big of a deal just the con f confederate imagery alone is. that paired with the racial narratives that have come up, maybe that's enough. i don't see that playing out to

mike pompeo speaking a short time ago. and for more on the congressional reaction we can speak now to republican congressman adam kinzingeroreign affairs committee and joins us from illinois. i get the point about putting america's interests first and you have said you side with the president in supporting the relationship with saudi arabia. but is there growing concern in congress that actually, perhaps mohammad bin salman is not the best person for the united states to be backing. he has bungled the murder ofjamal khashoggi and the war in yemen is going on for a long time with civilians being killed and america being implicated. is that the right person right now for america to be backing? forget values and interests, it could be a question of competence, couldn't it? possibly. there are definitely conversations in congress. i don't necessarily share all that concern. what we have to do is look at how the world is. we have to look at how people think differently. if you are not a western civilisation like the uk or united states, they wage war very barbarically and very differently. as terrible as this murder is, and it

mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. ♪ speak to the incoming >> melissa: the incoming chair, adamf, increasing his feud. vowing to bring acting attorney general matthew whitaker before congress. >> we are going to bring whitaker before the congress, assuming he is still in his position at the time when democrats take over. we may bring him and whether he's in that position or not, to find out the answers to these questions. one of the key decisions that the attorney general will make, whoever is in that role, is when bob mueller puts together a report on, among other things, obstruction of justice -- will that report be shared with the american people? what would be shared with congress? the american people need to know. they deserve to know whether their president is interfering with the impartial administration of justice. >> melissa: former bush attorney general, michael mckay c, says that whitaker's job is to run the doj, not community with lawmakers. >> he is not there to community with congress. he is there to run the justice department. for him to be simply talking to congr

california democrat adam schiff says congressional investigators will try to bring cohen back for more testimony and to examine whether the russians laundered money through the trump organization. mikefrom capitol hill. >> shep, good afternoon. no surprise from lawmakers are saying this afternoon there must be consequences if someone is found to have lied to a senate committee. >> there's evidence that we can point to that they didn't know the truth and certainly -- but i don't want to say specific to anything right now. yeah, this is not a good development. somebody conceding that they lied to congress. >> the next chairman of the senate judiciary committee warned against reading too much into this michael cohen news. >> seems like a process crime, i don't know if it has anything to do with colluding with the russians. just let mueller do his job and hopefully he will finish this sometime soon and we'll know more. >> other republicans are clearly anxious for special counsel robert mueller to finish his investigation in a timely fashion. >> my biggest concerns in terms of the mueller investigation, let's get it wrapped up. looks like there's some movement in terms of -- i don't want

those are pretty strong words from adam schiff and you might think well a democrat is going to say that but it's not just democrats that are criticizing donald trump mike lee he's a utah senator he's considered to be a very strong ally of donald trump in fact he was considered for the post of cia director before gina hospital got that job he has been talked about as a potential attorney general in the united states and he has been on the t.v. shows today saying look the president might get different kinds of information but he certainly get some of that and he thinks that the president is making a mistake he said his assessment doesn't match with mine he's talking about there being a lot more inquiries in congress about donald trump is so dealings and the way saudi arabia is conducting itself on the world stage there are certainly a number of senators who want to stop support for from the united states for the operation in yemen at the moment and add to that the fact that senators will get another confidential briefing from the intelligence services on tuesday it looks as if there's going to be a lot of pressure on donald trump not just to talk with a

mike. they have not concluded. nobody has concluded. i don't know if anyone will be able to conclude that the crown prince did it. >> reporter: congressman adamchiff, incoming chairman of the house judiciary committee, is promising a deep dive, telling "the washington post", we will certainly want to examine what the intelligence community knows about the murder. the president is drawing new fire for repeatedly siding with saudi leaders over the u.s. intelligence community. >> i hate the crime, i hate what is done, i hate the coverup, and i will tell you this, the crown prince hates it more than i do. >> reporter: schiff said democrat go democrats, after taking control of congress in january, will explore potential conflicts of interest between trump and the saudi kingdom. at the white house this week, the president denying such ties. >> i don't make deals with skraskrab saudi arabia, i don't have nothing to do with saudi arabia, i couldn't care less. >> reporter: as the president spends the thanksgiving holiday at his resort and golf course in florida, he is fixated on immigration, tweeting today, republicans and democrats must come together

mike, they have not concluded. nobody has concluded. i don't know if anybody is going to be able to include that the crown prince did it. >> reporter: congressmaned a shiv a -- adam schiff is telling the "washington post" we will want to examine what the intelligence committee knows. >> i hate the crime. i hate what was done. i hate the coverup. and i will tell you this, the crown prince hates it more than i do. >> reporter: schiff said democrats after taking control of congress in january will explore any potential financial conflicts of interest between trump and the saudi kingdom. at the white house this week, the president denying any such ties. >> i don't make deals with saudi arabia. i don't have money from saudi arabia. i have nothing to do with saudi arabia. i couldn't care less. >> reporter: as the president spends the thanksgiving holiday at his resort in florida, he is fixated on immigration tweeting today republicans and democrats must come together, finally with a major border security package which will include funding for the wall. the president even threatening to close the border with mexico. >> if we find that it gets to a level where we are goi

opened the door for mike espy, a former congressman, who if he wins will be the first black senator from mississippi in over a century. they face off in a run-off one week from today. adamood morning. thank you for being here. i'm fascinated by this for so many reasons, including the fact this is a state that the president won by nearly 18%. this should be in the bag for republicans. it is not. largely because of these controversial comments. could we see an alabama-style upset on tuesday in your state? >> well, i think democrats and republicans both are now thinking it's possible, poppy. you know, it's a tough thing for a democrat in mississippi to win. i guess that's the bottom line. but reports this week have espy down just five points. and as you said, in mississippi, that's a really big deal. these two videos that have surfaced in the last week or two, you know, really, i think, have tightened this race and made sort of this national intrigue and brought a lot of out of state cash to mississippi. >> you know, what i think is interesting is sort of the defense that the republican candidate, that she and her team are taking here. because she's essentially taking a pa

under mike rogers, former republican congressman, or is he going to be as partisan for the democrats as devin nunes has -- was for the republicans? that's a choice the congressman, soon to be chairman adam schiff will have in front of him. >> you know elliot engle is going to be chair of the house foreign affairs committee. he's a feisty democrat as well from new york. >> he is. >> and adam smith, he's going to be chairman of the armed services committee. pretty feisty as well. >> that's right. but again, kind of going back to the future a little bit, on those national security committees both of those democrats have a history of working in a bipartisan way. elliott engel does, adam smith does on important issue. foreign policy and of national security. and it's hard to imagine them not doing that now. particularly eliott engel who's been around a long time and has been waiting to get the gavel of a committee. but your adam schiff note is very important. it's going to be a question of whether he puts his money where his mouth is because he's been understandably very upset about how partisan the committee is. and it's still incredibly important, that intelligence committee. >> and obviou