public servants in great britain and the european parliament and commission and member states does mikeission and member states does mike i cannot imagine that this can happen that somebody has a brilliant idea that nobody thought about it in the past three years. but it seems that we have run out of options. we have proposed a deal, which seems to be satisfactory for the european union and for great britain, as well. i would not say we are happy about it, because we would like you to remain, but that is your decision. we have a deal and until now we did not receive any new ideas oi’ now we did not receive any new ideas or proposals or some brilliant sedition as we have not thought about before. -- brilliant solution. iam sure about before. -- brilliant solution. i am sure you are about before. -- brilliant solution. i am sure you are aware about before. -- brilliant solution. i am sure you are aware of this move to try and get an extension put in place, what are your thoughts on that? to tie the truth, the european union to keep britain as long as possible. the second option is to have

normal or not son to mikey is a has been stirring up the classical music world. even with 3 known berlin philharmonic he knew exactly what he wanted that legendary orchestra can strike fear into the heart of many a young conductor but asked about them and of all the sounds self-confident and very nonchalant. yeah it's a good thought of course but i think it's. it yeah it slightly react different than i'm used to they want to take time for the better on silent quality of sound how the sound is formulated and intimation so it's. like the it's. not nice. they also have this but it's the secondary thing. and my colleague the author of that piece was actually at that performance in person welcome back thanks so much for joining us i don't know about you but i was absolutely astounded with that last sound bite when he said what he said about the berlin philharmonic being a good orchestra that's got to be the understatement of the year pretty plucky from the from a 33 year old conductor and then not only that rather than waxing enthusiastic about this body of musician h

summer with the raiders wound up on his feet so to speak with the patriots but company spokesman for mikey quoted as saying ab is not a nike athlete. his former trainer filed a suit accusing him of 3 incidents of sexual assault and that is likely the reason nike made this move although they would not confirm that. he also lost his helmet deal shortly after that civil suit was filed. >>> why not check this out, some of the early baseball fraction today. how about this for total energy. austin hays of the orioles makes a sensational catch. look at that. like we are talking cave man excitement right there. and he gets a tip of the cap from guerrero who lost the homerun right there. check this out. have you heard of this new sport base coat ball. does a lot of trick shots. i can't tell if this goes in but it's darn close. >> looks like it. >> so look for that one, base coat ball. >> there was a movie, i think. >> check this out back to the giants game, it's been a tough year for buster posey so we will show him a little love here, one of his better defensive plays of the season with his shades

mikey verses nike. tell us what you need to know to out pace the quarterly report next week. it's time risk less and make more "options action" starts now. >> well, not focussed on wall street as they grapple with the best path forward on drug prices chart master to break it all down >> we look at bristol-myers. there's a opportunity. and the orange line is relative to its peers, the s&p health care sector. you see the great over shoot, the great undershoot, over shoot and it's this divergence of late that is appealing to me and then more immediately how a stock is behavening day to day. you've got the sector up some 50% more than bristol. now let's zero in on this and look at the spread so ovthe past three years again sector up 27 bristol-myers down 18. if a stock is starting to reverse this, then it becoming quite interesting. so lagging dramatically and yet day to day i twuptwant to show u the following and here's bristol's relative performance to the sector. failed at this line, failed at this line. and now it is pushed through we've broken through for the first time in a

knows that the ranger has good offroad qualities and come master even the most difficult terrain mikey's son morocco that's why he says that will make another small detour here in germany given that. this is where the ranger raptor shows its strengths thanks to the standard rear locking differential both wheels can be driven independently depending on which has better grip when of forming depth of $85.00 centimeters the raptor stands even taller than off road gems like the mercedes g. class and the jeep wrangler. business i'm switches between 2 wheels and 4 wheel drive around her also offers various driving those for different terrain conditions such as snow mud and sand. i was not in the minimal sums up by saying the ranger raptor is well suited for off road and highway driving although it's a bit different in a city wooded f. thanks to its huge dimensions looking for a parking space can be a challenge but its main talent is really rough terrain this is doing it not least of all to the tires and when he looks at them he has one thought when they were out placing them could be pretty exp

joining us now two of the lawmakers, congressman jason crow of colorado and congresswoman mikey sheryl of new jersey. great to have both of you here. i will talk with you, congressman. you are here in studio. what changed yesterday, what tipped you last night to being an author on the op-ed? >> i think the president's crossed a line here. we see him threatening our national security. that's something that all of us on this op-ed have spent many years trying to protect. and to see the president of the united states trying to force a foreign government to investigate an american citizen, especially one that's attempting to run against the president, is just a line that i think was too much for all of us. >> are you sure of that? are you sure that that's happened? you haven't seen the whistleblower complaint. >> the president pretty much admitted he talked about biden, he talked about corruption. we know he withheld military funds from -- you know, eastern ukraine is a hot war zone right now, so to withhold the military funds for days from ukraine i think is telling. >> congressman crow,

mikey versus nike. what you need to know to outpace the company's quarterly report, next week. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts now. >>> the focus on wall street, as lawmaker s grapple with the bes prices forward there's another in health care, that could be a breakout carter is going to break it down for us >> i thought we would look at bristol myer i thi the orange line is bristol-myers, relative to its peers. and some extend, bristol-myers overshoots/undershoots it's this divergence of late, that is appealing to me and how a stock is behaving day-to-day you are going up more to 1990. now, zero in on this and look at the spread over the past three years, again, sector up 27. bristol-myers down 18. bottom-fishing is not good it's usually dangerous but if a stock reverses this, it is interesting lagging dramatically, and day-to-day, i want to show you the following. here's bristol on top. and here's bristol's relative performance to the sector. if i put in this line, what you will see is something very precise. it has failed at this line failed at th

he may be part of a global movement but in russia he's often on his own shock mikey has been making his solo stands for climate awareness every friday since march his sign reads strike for climate the 25 year old wants more people to join russia as friday for future movement but he's up against the authorities they regularly refuse his attempts to register mass rallies in moscow but his one man protests don't need a permit he says the police are never far away. he just you know when you're right i'm not scared anymore. there are other fears i feel a huge responsibility for what's happening here and i'm more angry than scared now i'm angry that we can't take to the streets like the people in europe because it's really important for us to all go out together and i know that i can't change everything alone i am angry at the politicians here infringing our right to protest but our. ashok says there's not much reporting about environmental issues in russia he tells people about climate change whenever he can but not everyone is concerned . you know they're going to blow the warming is debata

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one of those lawmakers, mikey sheryl who joins me now.ongresswoman, why did you and your colleges decide to public this op-ed. i was surprised to see your name because every other conversation we have had you said we'll focus on that in the 2020 election. i have to focus on health care and information infrastructure. >> i think we all want the to do what our districts needed. and this was a moment where i think it called for something more than simply operating in our own committees of jurisdiction. we needed to step up and this really crossed a line for us. >> what, where, what specifically. we don't know, we don't exactly know, we don't know specifics, so where has a redline been crossed in your mind? >> i think we know enough specifics na any one of them would have been a red line, withholding arms from a nation in a hot war that is an ally of the united states of america, trying to protect themselves against the americans. trying to get that nation under duress to investigate joe biden and his family because joe biden happens to be ru

. >> reporter: navy veterans mikey, cheryl and elaine, air force veteran chrissy and excia officers alyssand abigail. a band of sisters bonded while storming the unfamiliar terrain of politics. >> being able to text folks and say, you know, i'm really getting hit up on this issue. how have you been handling it? i'm not sure how to translate my service into something that is relatable. how do you guys do that? >> reporter: translating their service is exactly what they did a 180 on starting impeachment inquiry. going from no to yes after hearing president trump admit he to to ukraine's leader about joe biden. others followed suit, including the house speaker. >> the specter of having the sitting president of the united states use leverage over a foreign leader to get dirt on an opponent. like that very basic idea, i think, cut for us as national security people just close to the bone on, you know, sort of our democratic institutions. >> reporter: they penned an op-ed along with two freshmen male veterans. >> it was a great example of the power of team work and the power of kind of putting c

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occupied by california democratic congresswoman katie hill and new jersey democratic congresswoman mikeyeryl. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> it's been a year. what's it been like? >> the longest shortest year ever. that's how i see it. >> yeah. that's a good -- sometimes i tell people, oh, it's only been a year. feels like decades. >> yeah. >> can you get things done here? people look at washington and they thing, oh, god, it's just gridlock and no one is really working in my interests. is it possible to get things done? >> possible to get things done? >> i think what happens is the things that are getting done aren't usually -- >> headline makers? >> exactly. there's such a focus on the president and nonimpeachment but every single day we're passing something. we've made major strides in the victim's compensation fund, witch you just heard about from our colleague. within the nda, there are really important wins that are creating robust jobs. we both serve on the armed services together. >> what about infrastructure, gun control, health care, those issues which are so near a

like my congresswoman, mikey sherrill, she doesn't want this because this could tip people over.her washington spectacle. charles: kim, of course, all this gets back to nancy pelosi and the difficulties she's had in her role as speaker once again. she's dealing with the aocs on one hand, the nadlers on the other hand, and she's trying to appease this ever-divided democratic party. >> yeah. and it's not getting any easier. i think that nancy employees eye's hope was -- pelosi 's hope was that she would let the kind of passions run a bit up through the summer, that it would burn itself out, and she could proceed with an agenda this fall. that's not happened. and, look, i would just point out though that the democrats have brought this on themselves because when you spend two years or longer claiming that the president of the united states is is corrupt, has broken the law, is a potential traitor, a manchurian candidate working with russia, of course your base is going to say, well, you must remove him from office. you can't just leapt a person like that continue in place. so having

. >> one that came to this mikey sherrill of new jersey, a federal prosecutor one of seven members with national security background who wrote an op ed in the "washington post". including the sentence the new ails are threat to all we have sworn to protect. thanks for being with us. what is your reaction to the breaking news that according to cnn that the white house may allow the whistleblower complaint turned over to congress and according to nocturias "new york times" thes white house may think they have to let the whistleblower talk to investigators. >> the fact at a that we have gotten here and still don't have the whistleblower report shows this was needed, the step was needed. we needed to pressure the president to turn that over. he should not have involvement in the whistleblower complaint. the statute is clear. we did this to protect whistleblowers. he is undermining that. but we need the full report, the ig report, and then we need to keep pressure on the president. because we know he said in the past that he would turn over certain documents or do certain things and has for

. >> ¿cuÁl es el platillo preferido de mikey. >> pues el mikey macarrÓn. >> los coloridos personajesuedes hacerlo informal y tambiÉn para una red carpet. >> con el peinado un poco mÁs elaborado y asÍ lo utilizamos para la noche. >> vamos con la siguiente modelo que tambiÉn para esto todos estÁn guapas. >> aquÍ estÁ el verde (aplausos) combinado con el naranja. >> son dos tonos fuertes de esta temporada, hay dos verde que vienen en fuerte que es el verde color Árbol, bosque lo llamÓ panton y tambiÉn otro verde que vamos a ver al final es un verde mÁs guacamole y el naranja que es un color de verano pero que estÁ full en el invierno. >> me encanta porque este tipo de vestidos si los pones con botas y una chamarra de cuero puede ser multi look. >> aquÍ vemos naranja, amarillo combinado con los chocolates el marr marrÓn chocolate es uno de los 16 tonos de la paleta otoÑo invierno aquÍ estÁ combinado y pusimos una blusa blanca arriba, pero puede ser la blusa naranja tambiÉn, aquÍ podemos nude en los pies y tambiÉn en accesorios que tambiÉn el tono vainilla es uno de los tonos que estÁ en

the names of the other people who signed on to this with you, mikey sheryl, abigail spanberger, slotkinulihan. to see people who have not only been banging the drum for impeachment but who have been reticent on this issue, really not willing to be out ahead of other people on this, taking a sort of moderate line on all of these things, it feels different. it does feel like something's broken and that the democrats are going to move forward in a different way. does it feel that way to you, too? >> it definitely feels that way. i made this decision on my own, but i very quickly consulted with my colleagues who i found were all on the same page and you can see that seven of us came together with a national security background and shared our thoughts with the public as to why we've made the decision that we've made. and i truly can't speak for every colleague within the house and, but i just definitely feel that the tide is changing and truly for those of us who've signed onto this op-peop-ped, wk this oath many times in different capacities whether in the military, serving in intelligence,

dave: colin kaepernick and mikey, turns out they are enemy award-winning dream team. >> the dream teamthis was believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything that was his nod to being a role as an activist, the first nfl player to purchase racial inequality, they became very controversial but the sad just won and emmy. some people burned the nike gear, some people lauded nike for choosing him. stock didn't hurt, last year was up 36%. dave: if you like or controversy you may not like what they do, they like the controversy. next case we are a week from another government shutdown, the possibility that it will start on october 1st if no spending deal is reached. senator rob portman, you have a new report on the cost of the shutdown. >> i'm disappointed you didn't have a walk-on song for me. dave: what would you like? >> stairway to heaven or something like that. something simple. these government shutdowns are stupid and everybody realizes that what we want to put some numbers to it, we did a 9-month investigation, got all the agencies to tell us how many lost hours there w