ms. kelly: -- [indiscernible] do you know him? mr. peshkin: very slightly. and i don't think he knew me at all. you have to understand that i was a very insignificant player. i was working for the confinement, that is how i knew people at all, but i was working for him on a trivial level. he needed to do numerical calculations. that involved very laborious hand competition using an electric calculator. electronic can not been invented at that time. and i did that for him a lot. feynmane had -- if digg had had the kind of electronic pocket calculator that you can buy today for $50, he wouldn't have needed me at all. luckily for me, he didn't have that. and so i had the opportunity of being with them just lots and lots of the time, and it was fascinating, it was wonderful. ms. kelly: tells about him. mr. peshkin: well, he was different from anybody else i ever met. and i met many very great physicist. he was a very intuitive person. he looked at everything in a different way. his way was always c

ms. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm tired. i'm tired of once again being asked to rise to honor the victims of gun violence. not even a month ago i stood at this very podium on behalf of gun violence victims. but with nearly 300 mass shootings in less than 300 days, this congress has proven that there is no appetite to end gun violence. i'm tired because we will have more moments of silence in honor of gun victims. then we'll have moments of action from leaders working to stop gun violence. to my colleagues who came on a platform about caring for children, caring for peace, to my friends on the left and right of the aisle, can't we own up to our responsibility to stop this violence? can't we own the fact that we are losing a generation of americans to gun violence? every year over 100,000 people are shot in america. more than 30,000 of them fatally. this is a crisis that demands more than a moment of silence from congress. with every mass shooting we hear every excuse in the book for inaction. it's a family problem. it's the m

ms. kelly: i recently hosted my third annual hiring event where 500 applicants connected with more than 70 employers looking to fill positions. i was delighted to see ramonny young and simantra at the event. two women hired at my first event in 2013. they were back this year representing the company that hired them. their success continues motivating me, but for every ramona there are hundreds of americans looking for good-paying jobs that allow them to build towards the future. so today i rise on behalf of those american workers still looking for well paying jobs. we all know the statistics. our economy is growing. after 67 months of consecutive job growth, our unemployment rates stands at 5ings 1% -- 5.1% for the first time since 2008. but the fact is there are nearly eight million americans still searching. the people i met at my hiring event were talented, skilled, and driven. they are hungry for an opportunity to work. to put their skills to good use. and to provide for their families. i u

the clerk: leaves of absence requested for ms. kelly of illinois from october 20 through october 23. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the request is granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the ntlewoman from ohio, ms. kaptur is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mrs. capito: thank you so much, mr. speaker -- ms. kaptur: i rise today as the syrian displacement crisis has consumed seven nations including lebanon, jordan, syria itself. and has spawned the largest refugee crisis europe has faced since world war ii. the scope of the damage is incredible. this protracted conflict has decimated syria infrastructure and already taken the lives of over 250,000 civilians displaced over four million people and subjected tens upon thousands of children in that nation to assad's horrific barrel bombs. most everyone who remains in syria endures power in water, the threat of shelling, gallupping inflation and rampant speculation about what will happen next. who will help us, the innoc

ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield two minutes to our colleague from pennsylvania, mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for two minutes. mr. kelly: i thank the gentlelady. mr. speaker, i was in my office watching the debate and i thought, well, if i really thought i was innocent, if i really thought there was nothing that really went with what the other side is claiming, if i really thought i need to wipe the slate clean, if i really thought suddenly this is truly the best anti-septic and forget about the organization. let's talk about the act. this is one of the most repulsive things you can watch. it turns your stomach to see our unborn, our born -- listen. little boys and little girls being dissected and being sold, it's a criminal activity. so my question comes down to -- and if you read rules for radicals, the best way to counter a charge against you is to attack them. i don't understand in america's house when we want to have a debate, when we want everybody in america to say they were spare, we're talking about an investigati

ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield two minutes to our colleague from pennsylvania, mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for two minutes. mr. kelly: i thank the gentlelady. mr. speaker, i was in my office watching the debate and i thought, well, if i really thought i was innocent, if i really thought there was nothing that really went with what the other side is claiming, if i really thought i need to wipe the slate clean, if i really thought suddenly this is truly the best anti-septic and forget about the organization. let's talk about the act. this is one of the most repulsive things you can watch. it turns your stomach to see our unborn, our born -- listen. little boys and little girls being dissected and being sold, it's a criminal activity. so my question comes down to -- and if you read rules for radicals, the best way to counter a charge against you is to attack them. i don't understand in america's house when we want to have a debate, when we want everybody in america to say they were spare, we're talking about an investigati

ms. maria. >> maria: happy thursday, everybody, good morning, i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday october 22nd, with me sandra smith, recon capitals kelly coast. she will face questions on the 2012 attack that left four americans dead. politically motivated, republicans say the questions will be centered on the attack and not emails. we finally got answer from joe biden. >> unfortunately i believe we are out of time, the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination. >> maria: big hurdle to the clinton campaign. even though he will not be in the race, he will not be silent. wisconsin congressmen paul ryan to replace boehner as speaker of the house, majority will support ryan, the vote did fall short by ryan has the vote to secure that job. turning to the markets, caterpillar, dow, all among those to report earnings for the third quarter. important meeting as well. take a look at futures. gains, and still third of a percent. over in europe, investors are waiting on decision from european central bank. many are expecting president to extend easying policy. major averages there, mixed, cac in paris and dax continue to go re

ms and listening to the eagles. david ghantt suspected there was a murder plot. all he knew was that kellyell wasn't visiting him. every time he called kelly campbell, some guy would come down that he was very uncomfortable and nervous around. and david ghantt became very concerned for his own safety and he started to become very secretive as to where he was located. >> on the wiretap, fbi agents hear david ghantt pleading with kelly campbell to send more money. she says she will, but first she has to know where he is. >> and he says to her, cozumel, and we hear kelly ask him, cozu-who? and he says cozumel. and she says where is that? and the plan unhatches very quickly. we're picking up all these additional phone calls on how they're going to send someone out to kill him. >> realizing the same people ghantt put $17 million of trust in are going to kill him at own moment, the fbi tracks down and arrests david ghantt. >> he called out to me and said, please, tell me you're an fbi agent. david thought he was somebody that he wasn't, and david wanted to be somebody that he wasn't, but david w

or should there be new be ms who might better reflect the broader sensibilities of the conference. so it will be drama, for sure. >> kellyan update to the breaking news we've been following in south carolina where we've been seeing images like this all day. more bad news. officials now say a total of nine dams have been breached since flooding began. and now officials are concerned about a domino effect with each successive breach leading to others. we're tracking this story as it develops. stay with msnbc and ns nbc.com for all the very latest. that does it for this hour. i'm kate snow. mtp daily with chuck todd starts now. ♪ >>> if it's monday, what if donald trump did drop out, who benefits the most in the early states? our new poll numbers will surprise you. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. ♪ >> i'm steve kornacki sitting in for chuck todd. a ton of nebig news on the campaign trail today. also on capitol hill. we'll get hawaii congresswoman and iraq war veteran's take on the bombing of a doctors without borders hospital in afghanistan. >>> plus,

ms. foxx: i yield the gentleman an additional minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kelly: i thank the gentlelady. i would just ask all members, not republicans and democrats, but members of the human race, and for a house that just abhors what's going are around the world and saying this is horrible what's going on, that we won't ever let this happen in our country, why would we be having this debate today? if you really want the slate to be clear, if you really want the world to see there's nothing going on here, then let's have an open investigation and so at the end of the day i don't care what organization is, they can walk away and say, see, we proved that we aren't who they say we are. this is just so simple. why would you argue against it? it actually works to their advantage if it's not true. if it is true, then why in the world would we use taxpayer money, hard-earned american taxpayer money to fund illegal and criminal activity? that's just not who we are as americans. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from north carolina reserves. the gent

ms. mcafy's identification. >> buchanan will be tried as an adult. >>> now to a developing story. take a look at this astronaut scott kelly tweeted out from onboard the international space station this morning. that is having a big effect. the category 4 hurricane is churning over the bahamas. right now, packing winds topping 40 miles an hour. >> what an amazing viewpoint he has. we have team coverage of this developing story and we begin with bob redell and while joaquin might miss the u.s. it's that storm coupled with another storm that has most of the east coast concerned this morning. >> the east coast is expected to dodge a direct hit and forecasters no longer believe that hurricane joaquin will hit the coast. joaquin still a monstrous cat 4 hurricane as you can see in this cell phone video from the bahamas where it's producing sustained winds of 130 miles per hour. so far reports of high surf, flooding and downed trees. as it turns north and begins to skirt the u.s. coastline, joaquin is expected to bring lots of rain. 12 to 24 inches in some places. that's why governor chris christie has already declared a state of

ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield two minutes to our colleague from pennsylvania, mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for two minutes. mr. kelly: i thank the gentlelady. mr. speaker, i was in my office watching the debate and i thought, well, if i really thought i was innocent, if i really thought there was nothing that really went with what the other side is claiming, if i really thought i need to wipe the slate clean, if i really thought suddenly this is truly the best anti-septic and forget about the organization. let's talk about the act. this is one of the most repulsive things you can watch. it turns your stomach to see our unborn, our born -- listen. little boys and little girls being dissected and being sold, it's a criminal activity. so my question comes down to -- and if you read rules for radicals, the best way to counter a charge against you is to attack them. i don't understand in america's house when we want to have a debate, when we want everybody in america to say they were spare, we're talking about an investigati

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ms. megyn is next. please remember, the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out. >> breaking tonight, as some residents in roseburg suggest, president obama is not welcome to visit their town. good evening, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. >> after a 26-year-old madman opened fire at a community college in oregon, killing 9 and injuring 9 others. the remarks came just a as the town was still sorting through the aftermath of a shooting just hours earlier. and the president mentioned that he may end up being accused of plit sizing the tragedy. and, in fact, he said, it should be politicized. sure enough, in the 24 hours since the white house announced the president would visit at the end of this week, several members of the community have questioned this visit. and the president's real agenda. in a moechment, we'll be joined the father of one of survivors as well as the mayor and the council president. but, first, trace gallagher gets us caught up on the controversy tonight. >> there's no doubt when the president spoke just hours after the shooting and talked about gun control, many people were not happy. it's a pro-hunting, pro-gun community. residents went on the record saying the president should have focused on the f

ms. megyn is next. please remember, the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out. >> breaking tonight, as some residents in roseburg suggest, president obama is not welcome to visit their town. good evening, everyone. i'm megyn kellyar-old madman opened fire at a community college in oregon, killing 9 and injuring 9 others. the remarks came just a as the town was still sorting through the aftermath of a shooting just hours earlier. and the president mentioned that he may end up being accused of plit sizing the tragedy.

ms. ferguson who the department's thoughts are on that but he should have the opportunity to amend the designation. i also think that -- >> thank you very much. kara fortune. >> hi. i am representing tim kelly consulting and prepared the hre for the project. primarily i want to go on record saying we support the staff's findings regarding this lummus' statements of significance. the building is not within the dog patch district strict. the business designs were painted in 1983 so fall outside of the historic preservation realm of consideration, and mr. lummus' primary patents were issued a good decade before the building was built so it's outside that period of significance. i also wanted to address the concern that the two story portion of the building be retained as recommended. in the initial hre the permits were issued based on the at the time rotech hre and a different project and as we analyzed it it was with the two story portion and we didn't advocate that but as the project stood at the time. thank you. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak on this item? seeing none public comment is now closed bring it back to the commission. commissioner hylan

ms. ferguson who the department's thoughts are on that but he should have the opportunity to amend the designation. i also think that -- >> thank you very much. kara fortune. >> hi. i am representing tim kelly consulting and prepared the hre for the project. primarily i want to go on record saying we support the staff's findings regarding this lummus' statements of significance. the building is not within the dog patch district strict. the business designs were painted in 1983 so fall outside of the historic preservation realm of consideration, and mr. lummus' primary patents were issued a good decade before the building was built so it's outside that period of significance. i also wanted to address the concern that the two story portion of the building be retained as recommended. in the initial hre the permits were issued based on the at the time rotech hre and a different project and as we analyzed it it was with the two story portion and we didn't advocate that but as the project stood at the time. thank you. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak on this item? seeing none public comment is now closed bring it back to the commission. commissioner hylan

ms. ferguson who the department's thoughts are on that but he should have the opportunity to amend the designation. i also think that -- >> thank you very much. kara fortune. >> hi. i am representing tim kelly consulting and prepared the hre for the project. primarily i want to go on record saying we support the staff's findings regarding this lummus' statements of significance. the building is not within the dog patch district strict. the business designs were painted in 1983 so fall outside of the historic preservation realm of consideration, and mr. lummus' primary patents were issued a good decade before the building was built so it's outside that period of significance. i also wanted to address the concern that the two story portion of the building be retained as recommended. in the initial hre the permits were issued based on the at the time rotech hre and a different project and as we analyzed it it was with the two story portion and we didn't advocate that but as the project stood at the time. thank you. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak on this item? seeing none public comment is now closed bring it back to the commission. commissioner hylan

ms. ferguson who the department's thoughts are on that but he should have the opportunity to amend the designation. i also think that -- >> thank you very much. kara fortune. >> hi. i am representing tim kelly consulting and prepared the hre for the project. primarily i want to go on record saying we support the staff's findings regarding this lummus' statements of significance. the building is not within the dog patch district strict. the business designs were painted in 1983 so fall outside of the historic preservation realm of consideration, and mr. lummus' primary patents were issued a good decade before the building was built so it's outside that period of significance. i also wanted to address the concern that the two story portion of the building be retained as recommended. in the initial hre the permits were issued based on the at the time rotech hre and a different project and as we analyzed it it was with the two story portion and we didn't advocate that but as the project stood at the time. thank you. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak on this item? seeing none public comment is now closed bring it back to the commission. commissioner hylan

kelly: thank you and i yield back. mr. chaffetz: reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from utah reserves. the gentlelady from the district of columbia. ms. norton: mr. speaker, members can keep repeating all they want to figures that have come from the air. the only thing evaluated by the congressionally mandated evaluation was the test scores. our public school students, our charter school students have to take these tests. these children took these tests . our public school students are doing better, not nearly as good as they should, and so are our charter schools. in fact, our charter schools are doing even better than our public school students. and these students didn't move at all. that is what the congressionally mandated study showed. as to civil rights, these schools are exempted from many of the civil rights laws and for that reason the leadership conference on civil rights, the naacp and a number of organizations wrote opposing re-authorization of this bill. and i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from utah. mr. chaffetz: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gen

ms. waters: i reserve. mr. hensarling: i'm happy to yield two minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. kelly: i thank the chairman and i rise in strong support of h.r. 1090 and we don't have to go back too far to look at what is happening right now and it's a message to the american people. you poor, poor people, you don't understand how to handle your health decisions, the government has to step in and tell you how to handle your financial decisions. so we attack those very people who make a living of good advice to people people who don't have the ability to navigate a very difficult terrain when it comes to retirement. who is there to step in? that knight in shining arm our who can't wait to gobble up every single asset. we talk about fiduciary responsibility. it falls in the house and if you are acting in the best interest of those people you represent, you will get a chance to come back here. and if you handle their retirement accounts, they are probably going to keep you and they are going to refer you to o