you've heard the ads: "morgan and morgan... for the people" but how about "morgan for the governor"? this morning-- an online petition is gaining momentum for attorney john morgan to run for florida's top spot. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the morgan and morgan law office in downtown sarah, john morgan is coming off a lot of momentum...... yes, he was the main man behind amendment 2-- florida's push for medical marijuana. it passed with flying colors a week ago, and now people hope morgan will run for governor in 2018. here's the petition website that just launched a few days ago. it's importao note john morgan hasn't officially said wheter he will run for rick scott's seat. but.... democratic consultants are trying to draft morgan anyway, collecting signatures on the new "for the governor" website. they've even collected around 25-thousand in donations to get his campaign started. but morgan could have some steep competition. a lot of big names are announcing they'll run for governor too-- who he'll be up today

morgan: i think self-care, and being really flexible. people can work from home if something is happening. work fromlcome to home, just check in if you can't come to work today. personally, i have amazing cofounders. i have known them for seven plus years. some of them are in the crowd. if there are days where i can't deal with it today, i will call them, and we support each other that way. i think for any startup, you are going through this process, it is emotionally draining and difficult. you have to be proactive and take care of yourself. megan: i appreciate your work, and i'm looking forward to the afro tech conference in november. morgan: i will be there. morgan:morgan: thank you for having me. [applause] having fun?who's [applause] you are. i appreciate the techcrunch staff. can we get a big round of applause? we worked through the weekend, which bloggers are not used to. they are the real heroes. a couple of reminders. follow me on twitter. follow along with all the action on our snapchat and instagram. i think people forget we h

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the guy involved with the sister-- this, uh, fred morgan-- ng girl: she's holed up waitin' for morgan. otherwise, she's dead.. yeah, this is probably boyd-- guy who owns the getaway car. mr. boyd? what do you want with me? come here. take a seat. where were you this morning? out. - yeah? out? - out where? drivin' with a friend of mine. - who's your friend? - fred morgan. just got some breakfast, then home. [chuckles] well, mr. boyd, we got a lot of witnesses that put you and fred somewheres else. they're wrong. hmm. they're all wrong. mr. boyd, your right move here... is to tell us what you and fred morgan were doin' this morning and where we can find fred now. otherwise, you are in the way of a freight train, you understand? - you can be an accomplice to a grand larceny, maybe worse. - wait. was doin' legitimate business. what kinda business? s-some diamond thing. and he hopped into your car, and with the door open you lay 50 feet of rubber-- that's you knowin' how legitimate this whole thing was? i-i didn't know it was the cops. he said someone was tryin' to rip him off. - i swear.

morgan: thanks for having me.an: the stats are pretty harrowing. 2014, the12 and amount of funding that went to black women was less than 1%. i am excited to talk to you today. i think you are a true unicorn, of black female startup founders and ceos. tell me about the last time you tried to come to hear -- to this? morgan: great question. two years ago, blavity is about two years ago. when we first started blavity, i applied to get a scholarship to come to techcrunch disrupt. i was declined. i'm excited to be here for the first time. megan: give her a round of applause for sure. [applause] let's talk about visibility. how important is it that you are up here as a black female startup founder? morgan: i think being visible is part of any startup life. you want to get press, you want people to know what you're working on. you want to be a leader and you want to be seen. i think for blavity specifically, part of what we do is inform as a media company. it is important that people know who i am and what we are workin

and morgan for the people but how morgan. sarah hollenbeck joins us live at morgan & morgan law firm. the attorneys work to legalize medical marijuana is feeding into the popularity. >> reporter: he had a lot of success with that so now a lot of people are hoping that john morgan will instead go from his law firm across florida from these buildings to the governor's mansion instead running for the top spot in taking over governor rick scott's position in 2018. morgan is a household name in florida. i'm sure you have seen hundreds of these commal them. a petition website launched encouraging morgan to run for governor in 2018. but could he actually have a chance. some analysts say yes. after all we've seen a big shift in political outsiders successfully taking over office. just like the new president elect. he -- supporters say if he can get medical marijuana to pass able to accomplish in florida. it is important to note that john morgan hasn't officially said whether he will run for this but his supporters are so confident in

you've heard probably hundreds of his "morgan and morgan" commercials over the years, but now he's really gained momentum with voters after succeddfully getting medical marijuana to pass. morgan was one of the main guys behind the push to get it legalized. people are gathering signatures to get morgan on the lawyer hasn't said wheter he will officially run.... but back in may, he said if he could raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour and get medical marijuana passed he would have, quote:"done more than all the governors, senators and representatives put together." he also told our news partners the tampa bay times that he didn't care for the idea of running--- but of course, that was before he successfully accomplished one of his goals. here's what i'm digging into at 6- 30.....could john morgan have a chance? the big momentum we're seeing in our nation now-- and how that could help the trial attorney-- in one hour. ian..... monday was world diabetes day. a plant high schooler got in trouble for her t- shirt she wore to raise awareness. here's the shirt. the slogan times per day a type on

morgan: 40% is from the staff.an: in terms of relevance, what have you found is relevant to black millennials? i wonder if you -- are you just trolling black twitter, or what have you found? morgan: well, black twitter is amazing. i think our content ranges from essays, a lot of thought pieces, reactions to what is going on, so if beyoncÉ comes out with an amazing album. megan: "lemonade," love it. morgan: all the way to serious topics. for example, one of our community members was a law student at harvard. they woke up one morning and saw tape on all the black law professors' faces. instead of reporting it to cnn or "the new york times," she actually decided to write an essay and put it on the website. that is how the story got out to the entire country. megan: maybe not a lot of the content, but if someone goes to blavity.com, depending on the day or what is happening, they might see content about police shootings of unarmed black people. what is your editorial strategy around those really terrible events? morgan

. >>> you heard the ads for morgan & morgan. how about morgan for governor. 2018 is a long way away but why the race for florida's top job is shaping up and john morgan may soon be in the running. ford a journey morgan was the man behind getting medical marijuana past and his supporters want him to do something else, going from his law building like this one in downtown tampa to another building all together, the governor's mansion in 2018. >> i am john morgan. >> it is a household name in florida. hundreds of these commercials air. and you could soon be seeing more of him. a petition website launched a but could he actually have a chance. some say yes. we've seen a big shift in political outsiders successfully taking over office. just like the new president- elect. morgan supporters say if he can get medical marijuana to pass there is nothing he won't be able to accomplish. >> it's important to note that morgan hasn't said if he will run but if he does, he will have fieco whoever else enters the race in the next two years. >>>

morgan. you killed this ship? [shark snaps fingers] go along now, mr. morgan. 'they need[drumroll]e boats.' room for one more, captain. i want to help you. you're like all the others. leaders. senates. parliament's houses of government. you see something good...worthwhile there is no safe harbor. not here, not anywhere. the only safety lies in the agreements between people. i want you to come with me. no, my friend. yours is a world i don't believe in. only optimists like yourself can go on living in it. i don't know which of us is right. or which of us is the strong one. i only know i must sail this dream wherever it takes me. it's not a dream. it's a nightmare. now, abandon it! i can't. i'll stay with my ship. [bomb exploding] you'll see...they'll destroy your world. a few months, at most three or four. three...four. shut the door. his name was arthur farnely salvin. he had command of a destroyer in world war ii. made captain, earned himself a chest full of medals. then he took part in the tests. and that is all we know about him. i liked it on that ship. i h

what's that, morgan? - nothin'. - nothing what, morgan? nothin', sir. colonel, i'd like the men issued civilian clothes. why? we won't fool the indians into thinking we're an army. we might fool them for a while into thinking we're hunters. - alright. anything else? - yes, sir. i'd like those new repeating carbines. would you like my right arm too? no, sir, just the carbines. i'm only allotted 20 of those guns. ght. - break 'em out, sergeant. - yes, sir. with those carbines, we maybe got a chance. yeah. you'll be wantin' to see your wife. i'll take over here. thanks. alright, men, to the quartermaster, on the double. - 'oh, private ryan.' - 'no, i mean it.' (male #1) 'that's why i try to be like that southern general' who's always there firstest with the mostest. betty! betty, open this door! charlie, private ryan just came-- - don't bother. - i was only...wait! [dramatic music] 'baker! ryan!' ryan, you knew this was off-limits to single men. what are you doing in this area? i have no business here, sir. i have no business here either, sir. with your pe

i was told that gloria morgan was filth. that she was an abomination who preyed o othe weaknesses of lonely men. - you're a liar. - that she was a liar, a chcht, a thief-- - you're lying! you're a liar! - am i? then what is the truth, mr. sommers? do you want me to tell people she was a saint? - (scoffs) nonsense. have you ever known a woman that was? - no, i haven't. part saint, part devil, a great deal of turtledove and a whole lot of cat. - that's gloria. - i understand a gun battle was fought for her favors. - not for her favors, sir. for her hand, in marriage. - i beg your pardon. - i suppose... the other fellow h right to court her as i did, but... if you hadn'n'noticed, i walk with a limp. it was a good fight and a fair fight, and when it was over, we were both near dead. - and gloria morgan? - she waited until we'd both recovered our healths. then... told us she... didn't love either one of us... (door opens, closes) - i believe clay sent word i was coming. - yeah, he did. - and you know what clay wants you to do. -

[cheering] [inaudible] [cheering] >> morgan. >> okay. maybe that was not john morgan practicing his announcement speech. that was john morgan going off on a cursing rant when he pushed for medical marijuana. that could sink him until donald trump came along. >> but it's political "[bleep]." she said he's a "[bleep]." they are ripping the "[bleep]." we can't get a "[bleep]" built in brooklyn. you're not going to raise that "[bleep]" price. i'm going to bomb the "[bleep]" out of them. >> yep. there you go. voters said president elect trump says it like it is. salty language and all. that did not hurt donald trump in the end. it may not hur boeft them have brand their names on sign and television ffr decades. morgan could and said he would spaenld fortune on him campaign like trump did. john morgan is giving this thought evening rolling out a seven point platform. he'll ponder this for quite a while. president elect strufrp considering interesting picks for his cabinet. he could pick rick perry to run the u.s. department of energy, which is

morgan. he's back. morgan? mm-hmm. let me think. let me think. let me think of a good apology. [ doorbell rings ] i can be the most apologetic person in the world when i put my heart and soul into it. may i come in? yes, of course. i won't stay a moment. is mr. tate still here? larry: mr. morgan. well, tate! i just came by to tell you of the most wonderful dream i had. i dreamed i was queen victoria. it suddenly dawned on me that you were telling the truth. i have been running my business like a tyrant, treating people as though i were the queen mother... the queen bee! of course that's absolute nonsense! you're talking while i'm talking. sorry. [ chuckles ] nobody else has ever dared tell me to my face. i admire you, tate. you're the kind of man i want to handle my account. and i'll keep my nose out of it. oh, no, no, mr. morgan. you're talking again. sorry. [ chuckles ] well, that's all i came by to say. i'll see you and stephens at the office when he gets back. goodbye. bye-bye. night-night, mr. morgan. nighty-night. well, how about that? yes,

joining us this week, john, morgan, chuck and a warning to all you gentlemen ready to take morgan on, she's in the navy reserves, guys. john, you say protesters try and targeting our economy will backfire on these protesters. >> yeah. i do. look, dr. king i think was one of the greatest men of our country. i wish he lived to be 100 years old because he did so much in the little time he was here on earth. but his protests were not militant. his protests were not harassing of innocent people that were just coming by to shop in a store. and i think you lose the message. people take black friday off to go shopping. if they go down and can't get in, they're being called names for trying to go into a store which by the way has nothing to do with what they're protesting. i think it hurts the message. i'm sympathetic to the protesters, the protest over the mag nif sent mile was -- i agree with what their cause is. they want an elected committee to oversee the police. i get that. i think it's lost when it's protesting magnificent mile and protest they've had which is good is lost as well. >> m

morgan: absolutely.harles king, a black investor. it is part of how we involved -- designed the team, and nature it is reflective of what we care about. megan: you previously mentioned that you do receive some criticism, even from the black community. what is that about? morgan: i think because we are so visible. blavity is a media company. it is our job to be creating content, and pushing things out there. we also have user generated content, so a lot of the content is submitted from the user base. not everything that goes up is going to be completely aligned with me personally, or with other people in the communities. this conflict. there was an article that happened this summer, and we started trending on twitter, because people were upset megan: -- which article? morgan: it was about a netflix documentary. the guy behind it, a lot of people don't agree with his personal statements. it was a tough day. megan: how do you handle that? morgan: i listened to what people were saying. we spoke to the writer

morgan: absolutely.rles king, a black investor. it is part of how we involved -- designed the team, and nature it is reflective of what we care about. megan: you previously mentioned that you do receive some criticism, even from the black community. what is that about? morgan: i think because we are so visible. blavity is a media company. it is our job to be creating content, and pushing things out there. we also have user generated content, so a lot of the content is submitted from the user base. not everything that goes up is going to be completely aligned with me personally, or with other people in the communities. this conflict. there was an article that happened this summer, and we started trending on twitter, because people were upset megan: -- which article? morgan: it was about a netflix documentary. the guy behind it, a lot of people don't agree with his personal statements. it was a tough day. megan: how do you handle that? morgan: i listened to what people were saying. we spoke to the writer a

my name's morgan. zachariah p. morgan. oh yes, the bank. m considering opening a little business here in town. nothing much, you understand. little, little masonry business. course i don't figure to make enough out of it to buy no railroads. just wanna get enough to ease my sun down years. well it sounds like a reasonable notion. yes, course i, i'm a cautious man mr. gilman. especially when it comes to new towns. i don't quite follow you. yea, well yah see course i don't reckon no body would be fool enough to try to rob this here town. but if somebody was fool enough, and they should come after my place... is that right? well i'm always here in town. mostly in the office. the window gives me clear view of the street. if there's anything unnatural goin on, i'll see it. well you know i'm glad to hear that, yes indeed. here hoby, just come in. thanks ralph. 'scuse me sir. well he's dead. something wrong? is henrietta in her office? far as i know. keep an eye on the place. sure will. e never seen a young man in such of a hurry

the truckdriver who slammed into morgan's van is facing prison time. one of morgan's friends was killed and three other people were hurt in the 2014 crash. the tennesseean reports o first court appearance of a bus driver accused in the death of six schoolchildren. after the crash last week in chattanooga. police say they plan to seek additional charges. >>> "the washington post" says a house vote is expected today on a bill that could speed up government approval of new drugs. 21st century cures would ease standards for drugmakers. consumer advocates say the complex 996-page bill is being rushed through and needs a closer look. >>> the houston chronicle says time, a white nationalist is scheduled to speak on campus. the appearance by richard spencer next tuesday was booked by a private citizen. the university says his event can't be cancelled citing his free speech rights. >>> "the new york times" lists the prices for donors seeking access to officials during donald trump's swearing in events and giving a million dollars or more buys four tickets to be

morgan.million to settle allegations that it hired children of chinese officials to win business. su keenan sent us this. >> the announcement of a j.p. morgan chase settlement could, in the thursday wall street session and bring an end to a three-year high profile investigation over allegations that j.p. morgan chase recruited the children of elite chinese business decision-makers to wield greater influence. jpmorgan may pay $20 million to settle the probe. deal, saidsecution to reflect the cooperation of the bank, neither jp morgan chase executives, employees, or the entity itself will face prosecution because those close to the matter said they were willing to turn over records and amend policies at the start of the inquiry. dropped at chase stock about 3% at the end of the trading day, then quickly regained ground, then recovery on the view this is one more legal matter that j.p. morgan may put behind it as possibly a positive. in terms of comment from j.p. morgan chase, its ceo, and the j

morgan thought he was done. now, i'm showing you these because this is the stuff that's on that website. these maps are in the book, too. but they're black and white in the book. on the website you can really , see the detail as we work through the course of the afternoon of september 19th. so here is more. eventually, under orders these american units move up. gates is apoplectic. you are sending up too many units. stop sending so many units forward. we'll lose too many men. the second new hampshire joined the first and third new hampshire. cook's militia from connecticut moved up. morgan gathered his men and they got up into these trees over here. then the british started to advance across freeman's farm especially the central regiment, the 62nd. morgan's job as he saw it was to pick off the officers. this was regarded as unsportsmanlike by the british officer corps. but it was very effective. as the afternoon dragged on they , went back and forth across this field seven times. every time the british advanced

steven morgan met them and at a conference and a partnership ensued. the robots are assembled back in north carolina, and then shipped to the u.c. davis marine lab in bodega bay, where principle marine electronics technician grant susner gets them ready to go to sea. >> these robots are made-- their external housing is a fire extinguisher. we recycled and repurposed some old ones. >> reporter: fire extinguisher. wow. and you may have noticed, they aren't exactly the same size as microscopic larvae. but susner says it doesn't actually make much of a difference. >> the key feature of this robot is that it moves-- we programmed it, its behavior, to mimic the speed at which the larvae travel as well. so this isn't going to travel any faster than larvae does. >> reporter: while robots seem to be revealing clues about the larvaes' behavior, the question remains: why does it actually matter if, in fact, the larvae are better navigators? i posed that question to a man who would really like to know where larvae are going. >> knowing that information is a big de

in the worf demarco morgan has our report and the frightening video. >> hit the gas! hit the gas! >> reporter: you are watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a vacation resort area in the mountains of gatlinburg, tennessee. they said they had no warning as the walls of flame surrounded them and their only choice was to ride through it or die. >> please lord, let us get off this mountain. >> reporter: wind speeds suddenly doubled, turning into hurricane force winds that topped 87 miles per hour. drought-stricken area when burning embers blew and toppled trees ripped down power lines. this community is at the edge of the great smoky mountains national park, the most visited national park in the country. bruce sullivan is the sullivan county fire chief. what is it like to be there? >> it's devastating. all of those people lost their homes and businesses and everything else. things they worked hard for. >> reporter: neibo at this red cross shelter, more than 1,000 showed up anxiously waiting to see what is left. greg laden and his family escaped with their

>> the john morgan. >> the john morgan. >> did he go for that? >> he didn't say no. check out his website for the governor.com. does that ring a bell? ben pelara who ran the medical marijuana campaign is leading the john morgan campaign. >> something tells me the medical marijuana folks wouldn't do it on their own. john morgan himself. i know bob buckborn and graham and others will not think much of this. they are thinking of running for governor themselves. democrats are licking wounds and looking for new leadership on a new level and maybe somebody bho like trump in a sense can put his name on signs and buildings and already has. and is larger than life. i know where they're going with this. >> morgan is already a household name and connected with working class >> okay. third big change relates to our ports. they may not be getting as much business as they hoped. you have florida companies who were planning to cash in on the transpacific partnership. >> it was built as a way tokes up and down floridas trade with six countries and open the door to five others. trump

and that is why i think there is momentum behind morgan. he is saying he is going to take >>> do you think john morgan, would he be the front runner in the race? >> at least at first you would think because this is a very large state of 19-plus million people. bob buckhorn you mentioned would do well in tampa bay, but he is not known across the rest of the state. that would be very different entering the race for john morgan because he has built-in name recognition by running 30 year worth of television ads with his name on those ads all across the state. >> he has the i-4 corridor down pretty much. >>> crews are starting and celebrating the start of construction on the site of the bell view biltmore hotel. today in bel air they held a groundbreaking event for the first mid rise condo building to go up there. here is a look at what it will eventually look like. bell view place, a luxury crews have started removing and renovating the remaining portions of the bell view biltmore into a boutique hotel which will be the center piece of that com

morgan fox, the communications director of the washington, d.c.-based marijuana policy project and also from the mpp is mr. robert capecchi, our federal policy director. thanks both of you for being on. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks. >> well, according to a 2015 study by the pew research center, 53% of americans want to see cannabis legalized. well, we'll see if that's the case in nevada this november when voters decide on question 2. it's a ballot initiative that would legalize recreational marijuana. the marijuana policy project is doing to get pro question 2 voters to the polls. we'll talk pros and cons. should marijuana be legal in the state? and we'll learn what the mpp is doing on capitol hill. well, cannabis is the fourth most popular recreational drug in the world. it trails only alcohol, caffeine and tobacco. in the u.s. alone it's believed that more than 100 million americans have tried it. 25 million americans have used it within the past year alone. to see it legalized in the silver state. that's how many residents signed a petiti

a moral and financial victory for captain shane morgan. the u.s. army reserve declined to say why it changed course. captain morgan hopes hopes it's because they wanted to do the right thing. >> felt like for the past year we've been living under this cloud and now all of a sudden it feels like we're free. >> reporter: it's mission accomplished for captain shane mo done it without his mission commander. >> he checked his email and it was almost surreal. >> 361 days after captain morgan collapsed while doing push-ups at fort devin, the u.s. army reserve has conceded, yes, a heart attack in uniform during the required physical fitness test should be considered in the line of duty. >> we'll get the medical of duty determination. the new hampshire couple was initially said they were on their own and an investigator said heart disease is likely have preexisted. prior to joining the reserve, captain morgan was active duty for 10 years. before his heart attack, physicals, no mention of heart disease. had he been aware of the diagnosis he says he would nev

the morgans took winston churchill's words to heart. they fought for nearly a year, and less than 24 hours ago they learned the army reversed its decision and will pay all the bills. captain shane morgan was active duty for nearly a decade, he deployed to afghanistan and continued to serve as a reservist. but when he nearly died last november 5 at fort devens during said hits condition was not a line of duty injury so they would not pay for the medical bills. the morgans were stunned, buried under thousands of dollars in bills. but they appealed, they contacted their state reps and when all else failed they went to the media and took their story public of they believe that may all the difference. >> it was a huge weight off of our shoulders, and it allows us to take the next step in our journey which is now to focus on fixi soldiers who are going through this process don't have to spend a year or more waiting for an answer. >> it was amazing to get that news last night. reporter: weight lifted? >> completely. reporter: the morgans want

morgan: morgan sturdivant, wmur news 9. cherise: the u.s. army corps of engineers in north dakota say they won't forcibly remove protestors camping out at the dakota access oil pipeline. in a statement released today, the corps said that it is seeking a peaceful and orderly transition to a safer location. the corps notified tribal leaders friday that all federal lands near the pipeline will be closed to public access starting december 5. tonight, millions of people are the tsa says passengers have been moving quite smoothly through security checkpoints at airports. a spokeswoman says over two million passengers were screened today. faa data shows an average delay of 15 minutes or less this afternoon. new data released shows holiday shoppers are a little more careful about spending their money this year. the national retail federation says more than 154 million people shopped in stores and online during the holiday weekend. but each consumer spent an average of $10 less than in 2015. 2015. they attribute the stop to more the 45th salem holida

tonight he has defeated democrat morgan carroll. >> 9news reporter ryan haarer center. >> reporter: at the denver tech center he's accepting the vote. he said they threw everything but the kitchen sink at him. they proved him wrong. that is the sentiment throughout his campaign speech after cory gardner introduced him. take a listen. >> for months now pundits have declared this race nearly impossible to win. the environment was too tough they said. republicans are too divided they said and a republican minority communities they said and we proved them wrong. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: you can hear the applause, but this speech was really overshadowed by some pro trump supporters who were booing congressman mike coffman when he took the stage because of how he has talked about the trump campaign throughout his her campaign tried to align the congressman with donald trump even though mike coffman said time and time again he does not support donald trump, that he might not vote for donald trump which is why it is so interesting that his wife, colorado attorney general cynthia

musical guests, morgane and and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 568! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's what i'm talking about. that's a hot crowd! electric! electric crowd tonight! welcome, everybody! welcome! welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] thanks so much for being here. thank you for watching. here's what people are talking white house with president obama hosting the nba champions, the cleveland cavaliers, as well as president-elect, donald trump. [ laughter ] it actually got a little awkward when trump walked up to lebron and said, "nice to meet you, mr. president." [ laughter and applause ] and you go, "no, that's --" no, donald, donald "you're much taller in person." and while president obama met with donald trump, michelle obama met privately with melania trump. [ laughter ] to welcome you and donald to the white house." melania said, "it is a pleasure to welcome you and donald to the white house." [ laughter and applause ] "stop copying me." "stop c

i got first claim. - i just bought off all claims, morgan. show him, baby. - you grail muckers think you can buy anything. - girl like hannah likes the finer things in life. you can't handle that on four bucks a day, morgan. - it isn't now. why don't you blue eagle gophers get smart? the only thing you're ever gonna rate is our leftovers. i'm taking hannah home. you're gonna stop me? that's just what we had in mind. (paladin) - now, jockey... how are things tonight? - looks like the beginning of a busy evening. - you keep out of this, mister. this a personal fight with the grail. - that a fact? you got one, starting now. - you can have it any way you want it, gentlemen. i saw you out of the corner of my eye. that was a good draw. - thanks. - i figure i shaded you just a mite, though. mister. anything you want, anything the jockey can ever do for you, you just name it. - well, i already have. what time do i report to work in the morning? - be there at 6:00. - thank you. come on, hannah. (banging) want a cave-in? - hey, you taking over here, mi

go ahead, morgan. morgan: smart move by trump. this is part of the republican opposition that's been against him. whether he offers secretary of state position or not, he's bringing in that part of the republican party and if you want to get anything done in washington, all three houses need to march forward aggressively together and i think it's brilliant. maria: shows tremendous maturity on donald trump's part. >> the first thought i had i wish i could be this way with my enemies. [laughter] >> it's certainly something. mentioned last night when this came, some people that are familiar with both of the individuals said maybe romney will be head of the va. morgan: that would be great. maria: secretary of state, though. >> a lot of names floated for all of the various different positions and i would think that our friend anthony scaramucci who is close to both individuals might have had something to do with this. i think as a va, head of va, you get exactly the type of person that you need in that position. mike: we talked about t

how you can give your >>> for all you trick or treaters who love cash more than candy, connor morgan explains how you can give your treats to troops and put a few bucks in the bank.>> reporter: they say the time is money, anna turns out that a couple of collection is earning corridor kids cold hard cash. it is all think -- thanks to the halloween candy buyback. >> most of us get too much candy during the halloween season. but we would like to do is buyback that excess candy that you have at a dollar a pound up to five dollars worth.>> reporter: all that candy can lead to cavities. it is so good though. suites could spare you an extra trip to the dentist's office. if the thought it eroding enamel is not enough to convince you, perhaps where your goodies are going is.>> we get to help you with the little money in your pocket and you get to help the troops.>> the candy is shipped to operation gratitude in california and they in turn take the candy and they packages. >> it is for the troops. they send it off. if we could bring a little bit to the troops that are overseas and put a little

morgan.said that the number's going to be bad, maybe even down mid single digits is what i think. but at a certain point when down mid single digits it can take off. but remember the chart for target was about as hideous as you could get. congratulations to brian cornell for really putting the number out there. give a guy credit. do you like credit? >> and sustainable too on target, do you think? >> do i think target's sustainable? we'll see what walmart says tomorrow. if walmart says retail's not good, but i think target took some share and not just from sears. >> yeah. that e-commerce that's the fastest growth rate year on year since the fourth quarter of last year. >> a lot of things you put in place were investments. people didn't like the investments but now they're panning out. i remember the cvs short call really did get more hedge funds, boy, hedge funds, we're going to have to do something. maybe some sort of, i don't know, charity thing. >> jim, what's on mad tonight? >> okay. i've

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