mr. patrick. >> thank you jim patrick. i watched mr. harper for a long time. i think he's added a lot to this board, ask great questions and has been the leader we need. i take my hat off to mr. harper and say thank you very much. >> i echo mr. patrick's comments. i want to thank director harper for his many years. first tour before i got here and second tour after i got here. it was always a little bit more lively and interesting of a meeting with director harper here. he brought up a perspective that brought up his particular seat at a.c. transit, i think from his professional background, brought lot of value to the board and a perspective that rest of us different have. he was a great complement to the rest of the board members. certainly passionate and outspoken and creative. i think the project is better off for his having been on the board for all these years. i want to thank him for being a colleague and for his many years of service. >> i want to echo the thank you. it's great to have been a partner with you. i wasn't sure if it was about dr. seuss. i'

mr. unstoppable.. patrick mahommes and the chiefs offense just keep on chugging away....>mahomes off to the best start for nfl quarterback in 68 years... 375 yards and 3 touchdowns today...2 to travis kelce.....and one to kareem hunt.....>chiefs now 8 and 1 on the season...37-21 kansas city getting it done....> in milwaukee, mvp candidate giannis antetokounmpo would have greek freak himself a night.early on, giannis gives the bucks an early boost, crossing over willie cauley stein and slamming it home with auority.....>but it wasn't just the scoring...here, he finds ersan illyosova in the corner for the three...he'd have 11 assists...>on the defensive end...giannis gets his long arms in there and swats iman shumpert....>in transition, giannis hits the kings with a eurostep for the layup plus the foul...>giannis would record his double of the year as the bucks easily handled the kings, 144-109....> (justine) the results are in for the annual new york city marathon. ethiopia's lelisa desisa won the men's group with a time of two hours, five minutes and 59 seconds. he previo

mr. unstoppable.. patrick mahommes and the chiefs offense just keep on chugging away...mahomes off to the best start for nfl quarterback in 68 years... kareem hunt.. 50 yards to the house... 1 of his 3 touchdowns.... mahommes threw for 375 yards and 3 touchdowns today...2 to travis kelce..... chiefs now 8 and 1 on the season...37-21 kansas city getting it done.... lebron james in purple and gold is supposed to make things a whole lot different... but tonight l-a and the king couldn't overcome a terrible start... in los angeles, no kwhai leonard tonight for the raptors and things still got ugly at staples... first quarter, pascal siakam dishes it out to serge ibaka, who hits the wide open three... a 42-10 deficit led to the worst first quarter for the lakers... down 25 points after one lebron with a quiet 18points... drives to the rim for the hoop and the harm...but this game was all toronto... lakers going small...siakam drives right by josh hart and slams it home... the raptors would easily handle the lakers.

mr. mcgill. james patrick, peter strauss, and bob finebaum. >> hello again, commissioners. now, to your question, supervisor peskin, i think it was four years ago i brought up the fact that a similar amount in new york, the world trade transit center generated a billion and a half for a 99-year lease and i'm not sure what happened in san francisco. the top priority is to restore public confidence in the structural integrity of the transit center before we resume bus operations. the best way to manage the structures is acoustic monitoring, because steel and the stress emits low frequency sound waves before cracks can be detected like conventional methods. structural acoustic monitoring is implemented by the installation of microphones on a steel elements of a structure and then later triangulation was used to warn of the formation of multiple cracks in the bridge and was recommended by the bay bridge peer review group to monitor rods and cables in the new bay bridge three years ago. please ask m.t.c. to direct the peer review group to implement for transit center and conside

mr. lahood: he raised money to save the st. patrick catholic school which was set to close on its 100th anniversary. in addition, john has served on numerous local boards including the st. john's hospital foundation, boys and girls club of central illinois, the united way and the american business club. throughout john's career, he's never been afraid to step up and do what is right to support the greater springfield community. it doesn't appear he plans on stopping now. thank you, john, for your relentless commitment to helping others and congratulations on a well-deserved award. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, the administration of president donald trump should be appreciated for promoting

mr. manchin: first of all, the system is broken. patrick morrissey helped break it because he profits more from it being broken than fixing it. next of all, i cannot tell you on a publicly traded company how they operate, how they bring products to market or how they price them, i have no idea. what i can tell he is that when it comes time to get lower drug prices and competition, which he will not support, bringing in and able to buy drugs from canada. you're are basically able to negotiate medicare pricing, that you are gouging people on medicare, paying high from a -- pharmaceutical prices. he benefits by that. he will not say he operates and supports that. the only person that has made a direct paycheck and money from this pharmaceutical industry, not from campaign donations, but money you put in your pocket, money you are able to buy things with. it is patrick morrisey. his family firm has made millions of dollars doing exactly what you're talking about, destroying west virginia. and he will not own up to it. mr. morrisey: gimme a litt

patrick? >> mr. president, before the space council are six recommendations to the president. as we move forward on establishing the space force. these have all been well coordinated among the members of the council. recommendation one guides the creation of a new, unified space command. recommendation two provides direction on the legislative proposal for the space force. recommendation three addresses the fiscal year 2020 budget for the space force. recommendation four outlines an interagency authorities review. recommendation five establishes the joint space development agency and recommendation six is on strengthening the relationship between the intelligence community and the space force. i asked the national space council to approve these recommendations. >> thank you deputy secretary shanahan. councilmembers you have heard the recommendations, your agencies and departments have informed their development through the interagency process. are there any outstanding comments or objections to the recommendations as described? seeing no objection, i direct the executive secre

patrick. if you drop your lawsuit, we are good. mr. morrisey: i need a rebuttal, bobby, if you can.oderator: the next question is on the same lines, you can rebut their -- you can rebut from there. senator manchin, you were not in the senate when obamacare was passed in 2009. would you have voted for or against obamacare? yes or no? mr. manchin: i would have voted no. hold on, let me explain. i was at the governors and i said -- you have to force them to purchase one type of a product. i said that would not work for west virginia. he have to give them a product is. but you have to care for people with pre-existing conditions. when john mccain walked out and did this, "thumbs down motion was record this would not work. mitch mcconnell said that he had a bill that would reduce people's premiums 20 to 40% overnight. it has been there since july when we worked on it. immigrants and republicans, and democrats, 24 of them send the bill. it sits on mitch mcconnell's desk because you know what happens, the person he plays his allegiance to does not want to miss anything because you cannot b

we don't know how many people are in patrick murphy's situation. in georgia, for instance, mr.emp continued to say the votes have been counted and then we learn yesterday there was something like 5,000 votes in one county that hadn't been counted and now are counted and the overwhelming majority were for stacy abrams. >> the deadline to finish that initial count in florida has passed. at this point all the votes that could be counted, at least according to election officials who say there were no complaints of any election, criminal activity, that part has come and gone. now they are in the recount stage. they are counting from the pool that they have. we know they are more than 12,000 votes different in the senator race and more than 33,000 votes different in the o governor's race. how likely is it that's going to change the outcome? >> the reason i can't answer that question is because we don't know how many people were in patrick murphy's vote. we also have military and overseas ballots that had to be postmarked by a certain day. when they arrived can differ depending on the

mr. jeffries: we are having ar discussion and formay with other members and then i'll sit down with the three dccc candidates who are here and also have a conversation with sean patrick maloney. hear what the members of the house democratic members have to say and we'll proceed from there. hank you everyone. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org ms. pelosi: good afternoon everyone. and i believe it is a good afternoon. we had a most unifying session just now in the house democratic caucus, the new house democratic caucus, the most diverse caucus ever and it was so inspiring to hear my colleagues place my name in nomination once again for speaker of the house. how moving it was to hear joe kennedy place the name in nomination to be seconded bill kathy castor, a colleague who has been a leader on climate change and of course, joe, a friend for many years, but a leader in the congress making his own mark. and then to have joyce beatty quoting president obama, it was very moving. the emotions demonstrated by my colleagu

some of the early returns, bellwether races we should be watching is patrick murray, president of the monmouth polling institute. mr's great to have you with us tonight. thank you for being here. >> it's my pleasure, rachel. >> what do you think we should watch as early bellwethers? >> the kentucky race, we're not sure what that means, regardless of the outcome. at 7:00, virginia close. >> the kentucky race, you're saying it's interesting, but it won't necessarily point in one direction or other. >> right. it won't point us to what the story of the night is going to be. >> for the story of the night, you want the v races? >> i want the v races there are four races in virginia that will give us a lot of information. you have the one in northern virginia that barbara comstock is running for reelection there. most folks consider that a pickup for democrats already, if democrats don't pick up that, it means it's going to be a big night for republicans. but let's say the democrats pick up that. that's expected. let's move to another district. let's move to -- >> he beat eric cantor in that rear. it includes some rural a

he has thrown his weight behind the republican candidate patrick morrissey who in turn is a passionate defender of mrepublican governor ric scott, an early supporter of donald trump, but he has played the relationship down in recent months, perhaps aware that polling in florida is moving against the president. and then there is the rustbelt states of pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan and ohio, the industrial heartlands of the us, and areas where donald trump's message of protectionism and returning jobs to america very much resonates. these states were key to the president's victory in 2016. each of them is being defended by democrats. but what about republicans defending seatin but what about republicans defending seat in states that hillary clinton took? well, there is one, dean heller in nevada. american news outlets have described him as one of the most endangered senators in this yea r‘s the most endangered senators in this year's elections and certainly for the democrats it is hard to see a path to a senate majority without taking this seat. social media has become a powerful tool for political

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patrick morrissy. it was a vote for him. so it came down to where the people finally said, mr. president, west virginia has spoken loud and clear. we want our senator, not your senator. so, i'm all about west virginia. i work with him and i've always worked with whoever is in charge when i think it's good for my country and definitely my state. when it's not, i speak up. i think we can fix health care. i've asked the president, why don't you become the mr. fix-it president? repair. we'll call it trump repair care. my people need insurance. they need health care. >> sure. >> preexisting condition needs protected. these are things we fight for, and i feel very strongly about that. i think the tax bill is going to have to be reworked. i think it has problems. i'm willing to work with him if i think it's good, but i want to make sure that the average working person gets a permanent tax cut. and i think basically the corporate tax cut should have been at 25%. we took plans to the president of how we could get 10 or 15. democrats really make it a bipartisan bill when they finally had

patrick morrissy. it was a vote for him. so it came down to where the people finally said, mr. president, west virginia has spoken loud and clear. we want our senator, not your senator. so, i'm all about west virginia. i work with him and i've always worked with whoever is in charge when i think it's good for my country and definitely my state. when it's not, i speak up. i think we can fix health care. i've asked the president, why don't you become the mr. fix-it president? repair. we'll call it trump repair care. my people need insurance. they need health care. >> sure. >> preexisting condition needs protected. these are things we fight for, and i feel very strongly about that. i think the tax bill is going to have to be reworked. i think it has problems. i'm willing to work with him if i think it's good, but i want to make sure that the average working person gets a permanent tax cut. and i think basically the corporate tax cut should have been at 25%. we took plans to the president of how we could get 10 or 15. democrats really make it a bipartisan bill when they finally had

mr. o'donnell. one of the best military historians. few authors have the same kind of enthusiasm that o'donnell brings. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome patrick o'donnell to the stage. [applause] >> it is an honor to be introduced by the archivist of the united states. i spent over two decades at the national archives researching 11 books from the american revolution to the unknowns. several of the stories about the navy body bearers were drawn from the research here at the national archives. i am honored by the individuals here today that came to support the unknowns, especially many former platoon guards. i would like to recognize paul, a former sergeant of the guards as well as richard. please stand. [applause] these are some of america's finest. thank you so much for your service. [applause] also, tim frank from amc and the os as society and at many of my other friends are here and my family. i really appreciate your support. i have written 11 books. it is not a cliche, the story finds me. washington's immortals, i was walking with a battalion commander in fallujah and we found a vested sign that said there are 200 56 continental soldiers

patrick: what are you guys doing here? dan: just wanted to stop by and say hello. -dan sr.: how are you, sir? -lemonis: good. i'm marcus. mr.: same to you. lemonis: did you bring us any baked goods today? dan sr.: no, i'm done with that. lemonis: you're done with the bakery. dan sr.: i did that for 43 years. lemonis: aren't you proud of your son? dan sr.: yes, i am. yes, yes. lemonis: i see a lot of families working together, and i think it's a testament to you and your wife how dan and kelly have really taken care of patrick. how does it feel to have everybody together? patrick: it's so nice. it's -- i love it. lemonis: is it any better working with patrick now, kelly? kelly: i was thinking about this yesterday, 'cause we drove from upstate together with not one fight. -patrick: yeah. -lemonis: was he sleeping? [ laughter ] now that patrick has a process in place, he won't need to be saved by his family every time. patrick: i cannot believe you guys are here. this is, like, crazy. lemonis: he still has some growing up to do, but he's made progress. i'll accept baby steps. patrick: thank you so much for everything. i appre

patrick. outsiders like the starbucks ceo and my next guest former west virginia house candidate richard ojeda and you get to 34 and joining me right now is mrojeda. welcome to the show, sir. >> thank you. >> why do you want to be president? >> you know, i think that america has got some serious issues. over the last 19 months running for congress i received phone calls, letters from all over the united states of america and people talking about the issues that they have and those issues are the same issues that we have in southern west virginia, the bronx, south side of chicago, flint, michigan and even places like silicon valley, so, you know, i was able to turn more folks away from, you know, the trump side in my race, 37 points. >> let me show an example of how you were talking to your voters in one of your tv ads. let me play a clip for you. >> i'm richard ojeda and people say i'm angry. angry is an understatement. i'm sick and tired of the same paper cutout politicians. i spent decades fighting for this country and now it's time to go to d.c. and defend our homeland. >> this is what you all are fighting for. >> the one thing i think pe

patrick hickey is a professor of political science at west virginia university. professor, thanks for being here on this election day. quite a back-and-forth in the race between joe manchin and mrrrissey. what you think things stand on this election day morning? >> caller: i think senator manchin has an advantage but it's going to come down to is his grandmother trump brand stronger in west virginia. patrick moore sees chances are really this idea i will vote for morrissey is a vote for trump. >> host: has joe manchin try to tie into some of that trump brand? in other words, emphasizing areas where he and the president see eye to eye or agree on some issues? >> caller: he has.. he said he will vote with the president when it's best for west virginia. i think his vote on the capital confirmation was sort of a signal to conservative democrats in westo virginia, independents, that he will support the president on some major issues. he also points out he votes with the president more than any other democrat w in the senate. >> host: what's been the number one issue in that senate race? >> caller: it's really been healthcare. senator manchin is focused on healthcarean and keeping co

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mr. ly, pop start. >> many stars celebratingast night. heidi klum as princess fiona. you might have seen justin timberlake asego batman characters with his family. neil patrickt's cute. >> up next, halloweens like the super bowl for ellen degeneres. the talk show host can't resist a new scare. this year no staff member or celebrity was safe. >> ah! >> whoa! -o oh! >> wow. >> i'd watch that over and over. finally. many of us took our kids trick-or-treating last night for fun. craig with the family of dinosaurs out there. >> awesome. >> savannah and jenna spent the holiday with their storybook themed costumes. little red riding hood and the family of wolves. a little mermaid and a spooky witch. hoda, pictures of you and your mom. little bumblebee crewre t your puppy transformed, i understand? >> he was a littl pineapple. >> dylan's son wouldn't get in costume, buten he still trick-or-treating. sheinelle's kids big buckets of candy. and fun with my cowgirls wonder woman and snin gentlemni there. had a great, great time. >> halloween brings out the creepy and the creative. this is a 13-year-old. this costume, we saw this -- ohs my this is a little too relatable.

mr. piccoli as well. be extraordinary the sunday in paris, 100 anniversary of world war i. we speak with someone who has really, really thought about stewart patrickations. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ us. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom and francine from london and new york. cities are celebrating armistice day. this marks the 100-year cease-fire of world war i. celebrations are said to be held. today, prime minister theresa may and resident emmanuel ron meet and discuss race ahead of the cabinet meeting. on sunday, -- president emmanuel macron meet to discuss brexit ahead of the cabinet meeting. saravelos,rge deutsche bank cohead of fx piccoli, and wolfango are both with us. who is the leader of the free world, who is not, who is in trenching? where does trump stand after the midterms? does he feel emboldened? i don't think he will feel emboldened. thea little perspective, concern is after the midterms, whether the a unilateral approach will become a even more pronounced in the future because of the european point of view. iran inalready seen one, so europe, in many different ways, from the european per

patrick hickey, a professor of political science at west virginia university. thank you for being here on this election day. quite a back-and-forth on that race between joe manchin and mrmorsi. issey. morr guest: i think senator manchin has an advantage. it will come down is the mansion hin brand or the trump brand more powerful. tot: has joe manchin tried tie into some of that trump brand? in other words, emphasizing areas where he and the presidency i to i or agree on some issues? guest: he has. he says he will vote with the president -- agree with the president when it is best for west virginia. his vote on kavanaugh was a signal to conservative democrats that he will support the president on some major issues. points out he votes with the president more than any other democrat in the senate. host: what has been the number one issue in that senate race? guest: it has really been health care. manchin, who is really focused on health care and keeping coverage for pre-existing conditions. west virginia really than a fitted from the affordable care act. people like everything about the affordable care act other than if you call it obamacare. senator manchin has run on k

patrick he ma man post office building. is there objection. without objection, the bill is endeprossed and passed. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? mr. comer: i ask unanimous consent that the committee on government reform be discharged of h.r. 6838 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report. the clerk: h.r. 6838 a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 128 carlisle street in marion kentucky. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to consideration of the bill? without objection, the bill is engrossed and read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? mr. comer: i ask that the committee be discharged from further consideration of s. 3414 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: an act to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 20 ferry road in saunders tutown, rhode island as the captain major post office. the sp

mr. jeffries: we are having ar discussion and formally with other members and then i'll sit down with the three dccc candidates who are here and also have a conversation with sean patrick maloney. hear what the members of the house democratic members have to say and we'll proceed from there. hank you everyone. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> i want to congratulate my colleague. i also want to congratulate barbara lee. i think the love for both was expressed in this vote. i congratulate them both but especially hakeem jeffries. thank you all and thank you for being so good to me these past five months. i appreciate it.

mr. jeffries: we are having ar discussion and formay with other members and then i'll sit down with the three dccc candidates who are here and also have a conversation with sean patrick maloney. hear what the members of the house democratic members have to say and we'll proceed from there. hank you everyone. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org