well, and a divided america, we need more men like mike rowe.e than ever, he's got a book coming out and drains us to talk about it. we are proud to have him after the break. plus, a top airliner just changed his policies to accommodate people of the new gender, something called gender acts. we will tell you what's happening next. ♪ >> tucker: we want to bring in updated from our neighbor to the north, canada. until this month, crew members on air canada made the pernicious assumption that passengers were either male or female. they believe their biology classes. they address them as ladies and gentlemen accordingly. it turns out that was oppressive so now, air canada is using the term everybody in order to ensure an inclusive space for everyone, including those who identify with gender x." so free speech and free religion may be vanishing in canada and ruled by a smog black face wearing hypocrite but at least at least it's welcoming out of gender x. we thought you would want to know. well, if there is any time in american history that we could

mike rowe. give it up for mr. "the way i heard it." when i think about all, you know, dirty jobs and how it all began and you did not want to be the expert. you wanted to learn from others and learn about their lives. what's the takeaway we all can get from that? >> well for me it was, you know, don't get in front of your skis. if you don't know something and you're working in our business then you have to -- well, you have to figure out either how to appear smarter than you actually are or really be more honest than is comfortable to be. so on "dirty jobs" i wasn't a host, i was a guest. i was an apprentice and happily people -- people liked the dynamic and so i wasn't held to the same level of expertise as an expert. i was basically paid to try, and so that's what i've been doing ever since. >> yeah, you have and ever since -- first of all, i love the book. it's like a mix -- first of all you're a great storyteller. >> well, thanks? so instructional and it's a bit of a memoir. i forgot that early in your career

mike rowe from "dirty jobs" is here. i love him. his podcast, has been downloaded

mike rowe, tv host, author of a brand new book, called, the way i heard it, joins us live right now. ernie want as 97% tax rate on the 400 richest americans. he has big plans with a big price tag. >> okay. yeah, free country, ideas, float them, fly them, run up the old flagpole, see who salutes. in the end millionaires arguing with millionaires over who hates the millionaires the most. steve: right. >> i guess it's a conversation we'll have but, i remember a couple years ago i took my, my meager staff over to the reagan ranch. if you haven't been -- steve: beautiful. >> it is terrific, one of the stories they tell is the time when ronald reagan just finally decided he was done doing movies. he was just done because he was paying 92% of every dollar he made on films. it was just math. he wasn't done acting, it was math. did basic calculus. makes no sense to do this. ainsley: wealthiest people will say i'm not working anymore? >> i live in california. i just read a report that said the, the exodus this year as a result of 13 1/2% state tax and some other tweaks to the system is unlike a

mike row. thoughtful look on the the cover there. i've been thinking a lot about stuff.'re wearing same shirt as hunt per biden too. only shirt i have. i don't know what that means so reason i played you this is because rest of the country sees guy is dad is the vice president, the only reason he's getting these curby gigs is because of his dad. how do you think the rest of the country sees this when hunter 50,000 a month is sit on board all he's doing is sitting? >> honestly i think -- i think there's something in this story that every single family understands. it is just on steroids in this case. this is a big curby gig and so even is paying attention. but i literally just wrote a story about the time i got suspended from high school for throwing a smoke bomb in a teach's classroom who was making fun of a kidded with a stutter i was only in 8th grade it seemed like only sensible thing to do. now my father went in on my behalf now my dad was a public school teacher and he knew administrator and pulled string and i watch this story -- and i think in relative terms, i've

that hole so it is more than just a skin graf graft so y take skin, muscle, fat and then they won't mike rowe surgically transplant the nerve in case i ever want to feel anything in that again. it took almost nine hours. it involved three different surgical teams and when i woke up the next morning kind of fully coming out of anesthesia, i was in excruciating pain. i had been in pain for a month. i had been under medicated at least once during that month and i thought i knew about pain, but now i had a surgical site, a big one and the original surgical site was also expanded. i never experienced anything like this in my life. i was desperate to get relief. i have had morphine, i had until, i asked for more and they wouldn't give it to me. i asked a lot of people a little bit more aggressively until finally when someone was attending the icu as they check this out they are doing the rounds on me and she is very impatient and finally gets to my room and i'm begging for more pain medicine and she says yes, you have a repeated request that has been noted. i will discuss it with my team and she an

>> we have some good times coming your way because my man mike rowe is here. >> and all the styles happeningen kids can do from celeb stylist vernon francois. >> francois. >> i love that name too. >> we'll see you at lunchtime. >>> next on "gma," oh, the chocolate chip cookies. they're coming out. cookie time. hey. ♪hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >>> our favorite week, chocolate chip cookie week, and we have author and food network host, the lovely and delicious lorraine pascale to show us how to make gluten-free cookies. it gets a bad rap. >> they haven't had my recipe. >> let's get to it. you're already in the midst of it. let's talk about the flour because you have to get a little creative with flour. >> you need to use a flour at's gluten free and have xanthan gum in it. it makes it nice and chewy because gluten-free flour can be a little bit dry. >> if you wouldn't have told me i would have no idea. >> i promise you, you got

row? ghtly business report," i'm mike santoli. >>> an 11th hour dealvert for now at least. the first federal trial related to the opioid crisis. the settlement sent shares of the nation's three biggest drug distributors lower. teva shares gained on word of a deal with fourtates though estions remain about that. meg tirrell went to clevelandrto on the happenings inside the crthouse but instead has the story of what happened outside. >> reporter: the jury was selected, theourtroom packed, but just minutes before the rst federal trial over thena on's opioid crisis was set to begin this morning, woror cae of a settlement. the trial was off. ut it's more of delay than a reprieve.four defens, three big distributors and teva reached a settlement with the t ohio counties that were plaintiffs in this trial. it's worth $260illion and adds to the $6 million settlements already reached with four other drug makers. but more than 2,000 cases against drug companies remain brought by cities, counties, tive american ibes, states and others. work towards a broad settlement was underway late

rowing, but a good bit of fun, too. well, that's all we've got time for this week's travel show. but coming up next week... mike'skey to see if sinking old planes can really provide a safe haven for local marine life. and he meets the 96—year—old woman who spent three decades fighting to save the country's endangered loggerhead turtles. some said i was mad, others said i was a spy. so, dojoin us then if you can. and in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to our social media feed so you can check out what we're up to out on the road, and share your travel stories with us and the rest of the world. until next time, from me — christa larwood — and the rest of the travel show team here in athens, it's goodbye. or, as the locals would have it, ‘ya—sas‘! good evening. most of us will have seen wit where at some point around a lot over the weekend. for some, the rain has caused problems especially in eastern england. you can see the way in which the rangers piled its way in across parts of norfolk and suffolk in particular. that's rain now starting to fizzle away and clear south—eastwards, we have a dry interlude to c

we're certainly not there. >> i do wonder, mike, along that chart, how often when you've seen the u.s. dip below 50, you also have china five months in a rowyou certainly had it in 2011 and 2012 >> and it didn't lead to a recession. >> it didn't in the u.s. lead to a recession, yes >> mike, thank you >>> still to come, we're looking ahead to tomorrow. bed bath and beyond set to report results what to watch, when we return. - did you know that americans that bought gold in 2005 quadrupled their money by 2012? and even now many experts predict the next gold rush is just beginning. so don't wait another day. physical coins are easy to buy and sell and one of the best ways to protect your life savings from the next financial meltdown. - [narrator] today, the u.s. money reserve announces the immediate release of u.s. government-issued solid gold coins for the incredible price on your screen. these gold american eagles are official gold coins of the united states and are being sold for the price on your screen. - pick up the phone and call america's gold authority, u.s. money reserve. with nearly two decades in business, over a billion dollars i

what are the chance these typical seasonal effects failed spectacularly two years in a row >> the other point, mikete performance, albeit after a big sell off we're well ahead of the average year. >> exactly without a doubt the magnitude not telling you. it's much more about the cadence of the year and when you might see certain pullbacks. you're right we're up 16 p- 17% year-to-date, up as much as 20%. >> doesn't feel like an average year >> mike, thank you for the third and penultimate. >>> next where are the biggest growth opportunities >> plus find out if it's time to get defensive in this volatile market environment we're joined by a top nkraed financial adviser. the close bell will be right back >>> welcome back to the "closing bell". we have some news on walmart when it pertains to some executive moves. john ferner is new president of walmart. he's currently with the company and runs sams club he's going air new zealand limited. he's been running walmart stores since august of 2014 and had a nice run under greg foreign's leadership he cleaned up the stores made sure employees had what they n

was not inappropriate because he maintains there was no broke row when he asked for help investigating the former vice president. the mike here is where i fold them. they never thought i would release the conversation. >> reporter: the state department's watchdog met with senior congressional offers after requesting an urgent briefing. tomorrow's a special envoy to ukraine is expected on capitol hill for a closed interview. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> president trump's criticism of nancy pelosi went beyond the impeachment inquiry and into her home district. he told reporters san francisco used to be a great city. the president also went after the governor. greg lee has reaction now from local officials. >> she should focus on her own district. you see what is happening to her district? we call it tent city, it is terrible. >> reporter: in a news conference in the oval office president trump railed against nancy pelosi. sitting next to the president of finland, mr. trump attacked pelosi for leading the impeachment inquiry and thinks she should worry more about her districts infrastructure. >> we just se

mike pompeo, take this back and tell donald trump not to impose his tariffs. not sure he's putting it in the suitcase. the credit spying sandal, apparently this all standard with a rowerupted at a cocktail party. i love the story. this whole scandal started as a new year's party which to neighbours, and another person who was a senior official, they started having a row. neighbours over a garden fence but it led to a resignation, a departure, a scandal of threatening and it was really quite something. it certainly is. do not row at new year's. try and resolve your neighbour resumed —— disputes before it escalates. thank you for talking us it escalates. thank you for talking us through all the papers today. stay with us here on bbc news. so much more to come. thank you for watching. goodbye. good morning. we've all had our fair share of rain, haven't we, just recently? in fact, tuesday, i'm sure you're now well aware of the flooding rains that we had through the isle of man and the north of england. but they have gradually drifted their way south and east over the last few hours and we are seeing a slow improvement. so the sharp, thundery downpours easing as well in

rowing, but a good bit of fun, too. that's all we've got time for on this week's travel show. but coming up next week... mike'ses can really provide a safe haven for local marine life. and he meets the 96—year—old woman who spent three decades fighting to save the country's endangered loggerhead turtles. some said i was mad, others said i was a spy. so, join us then if you can. in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to our social media feed so you can check out what we're up to out on the road, and share your travel stories with us and the rest of the world. until next time, from me — christa larwood — and the rest of the travel show team here in athens, it's goodbye. or, as the locals would have it, ‘ya—sas'! good afternoon. just about all of us have seen some rain over the last 2a hours but some spots have had an awful lot of rain and it has started to cause problems. these were the scenes in norfolk little earlier on stop you can see the way this rain has become confined to northern and eastern parts of the uk. really heavy rain of fall in parts of east anglia. the met office have issued an amberwarning f

rowing, but a good bit of fun, too. that's all we've got time for this week's travel show. but coming up next week... mike'sd planes can really provide a safe haven for local marine life. and he meets the 96—year—old woman who spent three decades fighting to save the country's endangered loggerhead turtles. some said i was mad, others said i was a spy. so, join us then if you can. in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to our social media feed so you can check out what we're up to out on the road, and share your travel stories with us and the rest of the world. until next time, from me — christa larwood — and the rest of the travel show team here in athens, it's goodbye. or, as the locals would have it, ‘ya—sas‘! if you have to be out travelling, some unpleasant conditions. all of us are going to see wet weather. the wettest in northern ireland, clearing away but as the rain moves east it may cause minor flooding especially in southern scotland and northern england, where the rain gets heavier. rain over most parts, drying in the south—west later. across—the—board, temperatures not dropping much from wher

rowing, but a good bit of fun, too. that's all we've got time for on this week's travel show. but coming up next week... mike'sovide a safe haven for local marine life. and he meets the 96—year—old woman who spent three decades fighting to save the country's endangered loggerhead turtles. some said i was mad, others said i was a spy. so, join us then if you can. in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to our social media feed so you can check out what we're up to out on the road, and share your travel stories with us and the rest of the world. until next time, from me — christa larwood — and the rest of the travel show team here in athens, it's goodbye. or, as the locals would have it, ‘ya—sas‘! hello. after a thoroughly wet night across many parts of the uk, there could be a lot of surface water, a lot of big puddles around if you are about to head out onto the roads on sunday morning. the greatest concern — parts of central southern scotland, northern and eastern england, where the rain will be at its heaviest and most persistent first thing. and of course, with the ground saturated, that flooding could be

rowing, but a good bit of fun, too. that's all we've got time for this week's travel show. but coming up next week... mike'seally provide a safe haven for local marine life. and he meets the 96—year—old woman who spent three decades fighting to save the country's endangered loggerhead turtles. some said i was mad, others said i was a spy. so, join us then if you can. in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to our social media feed so you can check out what we're up to out on the road, and share your travel stories with us and the rest of the world. until next time, from me — christa larwood — and the rest of the travel show team here in athens, it's goodbye. or, as the locals would have it, ‘ya—sas‘! hello, there. it's been pretty unsettled this week, particularly across england and wales, and this weekend is continuing on that unsettled theme. today looks like most of the rain will be towards the west of the uk, a bit brighter further east, and on sunday, it's the reverse, with some very wet places expected across eastern areas as this front stalls. it's this front i'm talking about, pushing gradually in

rowing but a good bit of fun, too. that's all we've got time for this week's travel show. but coming up next week... mike'ssafe haven for local marine life. and he meets the 96—year—old woman who spent three decades fighting to save the country's endangered loggerhead turtles. some said i was mad, others that i was a spy. so, join us than if you can. in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to our social media feed so you can check out what we're media feed so you can check out what we're up to on the road, and share your travel stories with us and the rest of the world. from me and the rest of the world. from me and the rest of the team here in athens, it's goodbye. 0r rest of the team here in athens, it's goodbye. or as the locals would haveit it's goodbye. or as the locals would have it ‘yasos'. hello. as one weather system clears, another comes in from the atlantic. it doesn'tjust sum up the weekend weather across the uk, but pretty the next 7—10 days out there. here's the next weather system coming in as we go on through saturday into sunday. here's the next one that will come in on monday. so, more r

rowing, but a good bit of fun too. well, that's all we've got time for this week's travel show. but coming up next week: mike'sing old planes can really provide a safe haven for local marine life. and he meets the 96—year—old woman who spent three decades fighting to save the country's endangered loggerhead turtles. some said i was mad, others said i was a spy. so, dojoin us then if you can. and in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to our social media feed so you can check out what we're up to out on the road, and share your travel stories with us and the rest of the world. until next time, from me — christa larwood — and the rest of the travel show team here in athens, it's goodbye. or, as the locals would have it, ‘ya—sas‘! hello there. this week is looking typically autumnal, quite unsettled, windy at times and there will be plenty of showers in the forecast. also, some sunshine, it won't be a washout all the time, but when you catch one of these showers, they will often be quite heavy. maybe with a rumble of thunder and some hail mixed in too. all down to low pressure, which will be just to the north—w

mike. let's start here with this gentleman in the fourth row. why don't we take questions in the fourth row together. >> i'm peter. analyst and diplomat. i look at china's military build up in particular and marvel at it because nobody is thinking about attacking china. it's nothing more than supporting the communist party and when you look at china's grand china, isn't it really just making the world safe for autocracy? because then the better the chances are that the party can survive against democratic pressures. >> if you wouldn't mind stand wheng you ask your question so we can capture you. >> mike, pbs online news hour. in discussing grand strategy, how much of this is driven by internal dynamics versus an assessment of the vulnerabilities and strengths of other countries. in other words, do the chinese lock now on what's going on in washington as a short-term gift or part of a longer narrative of decloin and withdrawal and to what extent is there serious debate about the long-term strengths and weaknessss of countries like the wiunited st

. >> mike, that big story we're talking about, the kinkade fire is bur row. than 10,000 acres keeping firefighters busy throughout the night. >> let's check in with will powers joining us from cal fire. do you have any updates in regards to how much has burned, how much containment is going on? >> so as of right now like you were saying earlier, we're still at 10,000 acres with zero percent containment. >> this is such a tough one for you to fight. now that daylight is upon us, do it give you a better idea how to go about attacking this? >> it does. we can get the air resources up and use them with retardant drops and helicopters for water drops. that's a plus. >> and talk to us just about how many people are working to combat the fire. you have a lot of resources coming together to help. talk about the manpower you have behind this fight. >> we have local government agencies from around the whole bay area that are boots on the ground fighting the fire. around 400 or more and then once we get the sun up the aircraft will be out there, too. the bird's eye view

row. ahead of friday's report, dow industrials 171 points, two-thirds of 1%, s&p down 19 and nasdaq lower 58 this morning. secretary of state mikeamed fact witness and democrats push to impeach president trump, the president railing against the probe, we will hear this hour when he speaks in italy, mike pompeo coming up. new ballistic test before this weekend, plus uaw rejecting offer, jpmorgan says it's cost the company over $1 billion, mornings with maria start right now. ♪ ♪ maria: big show this morning, joining the conversation dagen mcdowell, former labor secretary nominee and the capitalist comeback author andy puzder is here along don peebles, great to have everybody this morning. >> good morning. >> futuresnd

rowing, but a good bit of fun, too. well, that's all we've got time for this week's travel show. but coming up next week... mike'se said i was mad, others said i was a spy. so, dojoin us then if you can. and in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to our social media feed so you can check out what we're up to out on the road, and share your travel stories with us and the rest of the world. until next time, from me — christa larwood — and the rest of the travel show team here in athens, it's goodbye. or, as the locals would have it, ‘ya—sas'! good morning and welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. our headlines today: the prime minister urges the eu to compromise on a brexit deal

day in a row someone wants in or still with the trump administration blasted its treatment of marie yovanovitch pushed out in may as u.s. ambassador to ukraine and today secretary of state mikeo gave testimony behind closed doors saying michael mckinley testified he was disturbed by secretary pompeo's silence over yovanovitch's dismissal. mckinley resigned last week and another piece in the picture that shows all the action happening before the infamous july 25th phone call between president trump and his ukraine. tuesday revealed by kent back to march he was told to quote/unquote lay low after he complained about the moves by r giuliani to get ukraine to investigate the bidens. kent also said that in may he was told by acting chief of staff mick mulvaney ukraine policy was now run by the man he referred to as the three amigos. those amigos being fellow diplomats kurt volker, sondland and energy secretary rick perry. two weeks before sources say the national security adviser at the time john bolton warns that giuliani was quote/unquote hand grenade. all right. got all that. heather connelly once served deputy assistant secretary of state in the bush 43 administration. heathe

trump and mike pence approaching that fork in the impeachment road where the vice-president will have to go in a very different direction from the president? eugene robinson and norm have front row seats in washington to what is now the third impeachment investigation of a president that they have witnessed. they will join us at the end of this hour to guide us along the road to impeachment and what appears to be donald trump's loosening grip on republicans in congress. and by the time gene and norm join the discussion at the end of the hour, who knows what else rudy giuliani might confess to? >>> donald trump was asked the question that he cannot answer today by white house reporter jeff mason. it was the best question a reporter has been able to ask this president of the united states in a very long time. and the answer to this question is the very heart of the president's defense against impeachment, if he has an answer to this question. and as of tonight, the president has no answer, which means the president has no defense. and that is why most republicans in congress are not trying to defend what the president said in his phone call with the president of ukraine. >>> here

mike and his dance partner katya are through to week seven of strictly — after an eventful halloween special. the couple landed in the bottom two for the second week in a row in the dance off against corrie's catherine tyldesley. we'll be speaking to mike later in the programme to find out what he has planned for saturday. i should say it, there has been, i know people get fully invested. they ca re know people get fully invested. they care a know people get fully invested. they ca re a lot know people get fully invested. they care a lot about their competitors, about the dancers, and all that sort of stuff and head judge shirley, she decided to save mike yesterday. which is not without controversy. people got annoyed about, i understand being annoyed about your favourite going but some of the abuse at mike, katia, shirley, i mean, i don't know why the hate. he is just trying his mean, i don't know why the hate. he isjust trying his best. leave him alone! people are mean, people are really mean. it was really shocking last night. such a difficult decision. it has happened before that the head judge has pulled out a surprise vote. and our mike isjust cracki

mike thibault. first of all, congratulations. it was an exciting. i know you didn't want it to go five but exciting. teammates in the front row, the final buzzer goes off, you know you've won it. you started your career in chicago, you came to washington a couple of years ago for this very purpose to win. so what was that moment like when you knew it was differented. >> all my dreams came true. i dropped the ball i think a little too early and i just held her and we were hugging and crying. it's just hard to put that into words but dreams came true. >> they came for a lot of people. yeah. [ applause ] all right. you know, toliver is my mother's maiden name so i've always felt a little kinship with you. >> that warms my heart. >> not new territory for you. you won a national championship playing for maryland. go, terps, then you won the wnba title with l.a. now have you this title here. so what does this one mean to you? >> ooh, everything, you know, we had a goal in mind when we got here late to the party and we just -- it just feels so validating to really accomplish your goal in such a short time. i've won three different c

row while south africa await wales. and it's been some journey so far. that is the road so far. 2003 world cup winner with england mikento this match, the team will believe they have a chance. i think they are in great form. i think they area team they are in great form. i think they are a team new zealand will be worried about and hopefully they have contained all that energy, built it up through the week and they can deliver it on the field tomorrow. eddie jones has been playing a clever game this week. his press co nfe re nce was playing a clever game this week. his press conference was a masterclass in placing the pressure on the opponents. will new zealand genuinely be bothered by that? look, i don't think so! i think... i think eddie, one of his massive strength, his ability to be able to put pressure on the other team, protect his players, allow them to go out and deliver what they can do. it won't bother in new zealand, they have been around the block a few times. the most successful country in rugby world cup. i hope what we get is both teams play at the best of their level and hopefully england can come thro