this is a book, 19 stories about growing up next to her mother, my nana. of them absolutely nothing in common, loved each other dearly for 70 years. this book in these times, in my humble estimation, tucker -- i don't want overstate it. this is the balm our country needs. >> tucker: b-a-l-m. i absolutely believe that. i'm sincere. this is exactly what we need. i would say all of our viewers, no matter who they voted for, what they think, who they pray to are fans of yours and your mom's. how long did it take to write this, mrs. rowe? >>ive writing it for years, actually. i have written several stories over the years and published them in newspapers and magazines. and the response was so positive. people loved a feel-good story. and they're true. and so i decided to write some more and put them together in a book. >> do you want the true story, tucker? >> tucker: yes. >> she comes home from macy's one day and says, you'll never believe what nana did. she said, i was pushing her in the wheelchair and she saw an orioles jersey. she leaps out of her wheelchair

nana says nobody cares, i'm an old woman in a bra.in off, roles that had done and aisle, people start scattering, and my mom comes home and she says michael i think the time is come to write a book about your nana. >> tucker: she was not hiding in the closet when people came over. she was pretty self-confident. >> she was awesome. >> it sounds unbelievable but everywhere it was true that he just said. >> tucker: by the way, everything your family tells us, we take at face value. at the most h believable peoplee know and hope you will both come back. >> one good turn deserves another. mom picked this up today and she can't put it down, ship of fools. >> my kind of reading. >> tucker: don't read it, it will make you sad. great to see you both, thanks very much. >> be welcome and appreciated. >> tucker: a week ago nbc ridicules a republican or his war wound and then a week later of the kind of amazing happened. it's not all bad and you will see it next. stay tuned. ♪ endless shrimp is on at red lobster. for just fifteen ninety-nine you g

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time to move on and look for other things and be a good nana to my grandchildren. be there for my kids in every way i can. steve: nothing else on your bucket list? rep. tsongas: a trip to paris, maybe. steve: thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it. when the new congress starts in january, there will be more than 100 new house and senate members. you congress, new leaders. watch the process unfold on c-span. >> monday night, on the communicators, scott galloway talks about the power of the largest tech companies in the hiddenth his book, the dna of amazon, apple, facebook, and google. >> if you think about who really knows you, is it your wife come your kids, your therapist? i would argue the entity that really knows the real you is google. it knows if you are about to get engaged or contemplating divorce. it knows what ailments you have or are worried about having exposed yourself to. google sees everything, all of your intentions and how they will translate into actions. these organizations know where we are, who we are connected with, they know our f

time to move on and look for other things and be a good nana to my grandchildren. be there for my kids in every way i can. steve: nothing else on your bucket list? rep. tsongas: a trip to paris, maybe. steve: thank you very much for your startse the new congress in january, there will be more than 100 new house and senate members. the democrats control the house, the republicans the senate. new congress, new leaders. watch the process unfold on c-span. >> today, a series of discussions with military leaders on air and defense. at 1:00erage beginning p.m. eastern on c-span. the political and security situation in afghanistan. u.s. central command leaders and academic scholars talk about the u.s. military's role and how to .romote stability there posted by the institution of peace, this is about one hour and

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. >> see you ma nana. >> that is our show for this hour. "a.m. joy" will be live in fort lauderdale, florida, but ari melber picks up our special mid-term election coverage. >>> thanks to joy. we are here in the home stretch. three days to go until the mid-term elections. our special coverage continues in a moment with oscar winner, michael moore who joins me live. trump on a blitz in red states that shows democrats winning the house with new estimates of democrats gaining 30 to 40 seats. the early turn out is huge. nearly 33 million ballots have been cast and that exceeds the total nationwide early vote from the last mid-terms in 2014. we have reporters fanned out across the nation. covering one of the most intense races in texas. hallie jackson in florida and vaughn in arizona. garrett, starting with you. a lot of people think of texas as pretty red. how did it get to be such a competitive race and where do you see it heading? >> that's a great question, ari. you had the o'rourke kapd dcand. i'm with ted in victoria. a very conservative part of

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but -- >> we love bubbys and papas and nanas. >> i love old democrats. we need young people to come out and vote. otherwise, their interests won't be represent. the fact is, young people have jobs, money is taken out of their paychecks to pay congress and people in washington, the way it is for anyone at any age why shouldn't they have a say in what those people are going to go and do once they get there? >> you've been going around the country going to different events. what do you do? >> everything is different. we did an event in phoenix with a human rights cam bane, did one in detroit -- >> did blake griffin go to that one? >> yes, we did an event with joe biden in vegas. my message is the same, if you're worried about school shootings among young people, you ask young people what issues their concerned about, they're worried about getting shot in school. this is not a joke. i'm a comedian, but this is not a joke. well, i tell those people, you might be alienated from voteding, you may have never voted before, there's one party that's not going to do

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fox news learning the president had a joint defense agreement with nana manafort that allowed this practiceade already be in the works. this comes as both men afford wikileaks founder julian sanchez deny a report from "the guardian" newspaper claiming the two met several times, including ones in the spring of 2016. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live from washington with more. catherine? >> thanks, melissa, good afternoon. lawyers are president trump and paul manafort have what's called a joint defense agreement, or a jda, allowing them to share information. fox news has also learned that mueller's investigators, including andrew weissmann, have pumped and for information about the meeting with russians at trump tower in june of 2016 and whether candidate trump knew in advance. fox has also special counsel investigators have pressed them on the role of the son-in-law, jared kushner, was at that meeting. a source close to manafort's defense team alleges that he pressured him, asking the same questions repeatedly, looking and partly for different answers. it's importan

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they had a private meeting —— they had a fight and bashed a private meeting with the president, nanaemetery in accra, one of seven sites in ghana where soldiers are buried. and that war castle that was used and prince charles walked through the door. he walked through the door and from there, they went to jamestown, the cultural hub of accra, where they we re cultural hub of accra, where they were treated to music and downs, sporting activities and also some displays of boxing and football prowess by some talented kids. thomas, thank you very much indeed. we are looking at some pictures of the royal couple on their tour of west africa. we hope you have a good day today. it is 11 minutes plus7. let's return to our main story this morning. eight children have suffered "potentially serious" injuries after a falling from an inflatable fairground slide at a fireworks display in surrey. it happened in woking park. andy datson was there at the time and joins us now from the scene. good morning to you. thank you very much indeed were talking to us this morning. first of all, just described t

>> cocoon isn't the analys nana heard. you had a lot of factors going on in the past week. the midterms were what they were. he knows the loss of the house is potentially very damaging for his administration in terms of subpoenas the democrats will drop on them after january. he did not want to go to paris for a variety of reasons. one of which is that he knew he wont g wouldn't get a good reception. he doesn't like travel. he doesn't like sleeping in beds that are not his own or hotels that aren't his. e knew he was coming back to hours upon hours behind closed doors with his lawyers, his personal lawyers, preparing to give answers to the special counsel robert mueller. i think that loomed very heavy in his mind. you add all this up, and you get a pretty torrential bad mood. >> you know, lots of first ladies have had huge influences in the white house. usually it's behind closed doors. i mean, nancy reagan, of course, comes to mind. she got rid of several people. >> hillary clinton. >> right. so what is going on with the first lady making, actually her office making this p

price of crude oil tanked slashing the money in government coffers many angolans now hope that the nana's and other crops will bring jobs and more importantly prosperity. until there is foam at the top here africa's portuguese program welcome. so how has the financial crisis since the crisis how does that affect said the country. i go to has been going through very tough times for years now and the people out clubbing planing more and more about the rising prices of imported goods and when i speak about imported goods i mean also foot so i'm going to importing nearly everything and you can see in the slums of luanda people who can't even afford food for their day to day living one possible solution could be investing in agriculture and not only in oil on the government's aphids a diverse and fixation likely to make much difference you have to know that. this discourse about diversification of the economy is not new even the former president has a lot to do santos sat he wanted to built a great culture economy but he wanted to help the big agribusiness industries whereas. your own audience

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as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nana't get mad. get e*trade, kiddo. >>> welcome back to the closing bell about two and a half minutes left of trade. the key take away really is that yesterday's fed inspired sugar high did not continue today. it went lower but did not continue in such resounding fashion. it coincided and they continued the same message yesterday that is december's rate hike looked pretty likely after that next year much more data dependent and therefore a little more interpretation for next year compared to this year so far what does it mean? we are essentially flat nothing too negative the s&p and the nasdaq both down the russell is down .40 as we approach the close sector performance, health care also doing pretty well as is communication services technology down. it is also low as. the likes of goldman sachs not doing stoo well this is a back about $50 first time they have been above 50 this month. >> chevron up 5% on oil the last couple of days it's still about the fed it's still about tariffs the pre

as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nanaget e*trade, kiddo. >>> welcome back four indexes for you nearly half a percent. s&p down about three tenths. nasdaq just a little higher. s&p paints that picture for your in terms of sector performance real estate towards the top and bottom sfr industrials, energy. i want to show you the u.s. dollar as well not that much optimism to get that >> how is that >> always going mention that >> what are you maintaining that >> take a look significant weakness there within technology apple failed to trade in positive territory yes. major reversal still pockets ofweakness. >> alaska airlines coming up next on the closing bell we are higher by 110 points. near session highs back to you >>> finishing up about 24748 the s&p also endsing the day higher up 8 almost 9 points at 2682 so really saying something at the lows this session today the dow is down almost 225 points the nasdaq ending just about flat, 7082 health care consumer staples leading the gains where as it was materials and energy stoc

daughters' genes was to protect them from also getting it. 1"two beautiful chinese girls named lulu and naname crying into the world as healthy as any other babies. doctor heh jee-ahn-qway sent shockwaves through the scientific world when he made the announcement earlier this week.the process, carried out at lab in shenzen, china, began with an in=vitro fertilized egg.the gene- altering "crisper" editor was injected into the embryo while it was only a single cell.it is able to attach itself to individual strands of d=n=a ... and alter the genetic code to make the twin girls resistant to h=i=v.the doctor said today the parents were overwhelmed with joy. "i feel proudest because they had lost hope for life, but with this protection, he (the father) sent a message saying he will work hard, earn money, and take care of his two daughters and his wife for his life."u=c= berkeley professor jennifer dudna says she felt physically sick as she listened to him. "i think it's very disturng. it's inappropriate.

. >> lulu and nana came crying into the world. >> jennifer doudna is a co-editor of the crispr tool. she watched the doctor speak. >> i think we need to understand the motivation for the study and what the process was for informed consent. >> dr. he had said wednesday all the couples involved in the study consented. he provided an example of the consent form, which described the study as an aids vaccine development project. >> how did you recruit these couples into your study? >> hiv and aids volunteer he arv negative. experts say some of the risks with this particular gene editing is the possibility of coing otr viruses. such as west nile. is a profess of biochemistry. he's worried about how he's study will affect other research. >> ultimately we want to make reproductive editing available to people who do have devastating diseases. and i just hope this doesn't set us backwards. >> dr. he claims he paid for all the patients' medical treatments himself and is under investigation by his university, the chinese government and the hospital he claims gave him ethical approval for the tri

she even brought her nana along as her date, her grandmother insisting on driving all the way from texash her little girl and later she told me it was well worth it to watch kacey beat all those boys for album of the year. guys, back to you from nashville. >> i can just hear her grandma saying that. you were fantastic last night. we're going to hear more from you coming up. thank you, lara. >>> but let's go back to rob with more on the first widespread winter storm hitting the east coast. >> check out this live picture of the capital. it's swirling down and accumulating. this will change to rain in the next hour or two. certainly a slick go, not as slick as just outside louisville and lexington. where we had ice accumulating and ice storm warnings. schools are delayed or closed and this across the appalachians will continue. >>> coming up, cruise ship mystery. an american woman falling to her death on a caribbean vacation. was it murder? ion. was it murder? (storyteller 3) the matzo ball soup. (storyteller 4) dumplings! (storyteller 5) my mom makes this really horrible green bean cassero

. >> two beautiful little chinese girls, lulu and nana, came crying into the world as healthy as anyakthrough on youtube. according to those researchers, they used a controversial gene-editing technology to manipulate the twins' data. the purpose, not to cure or prevent an inherited disease, but something else entirely, supposedly giving these twin girls the ability to resist hiv infection. >> the gene surgery worked safely. no gene was changed except the one to prevent hiv infection. >> reporter: seven couples were involved in the fertility treatments. all the potential fathers have hiv. the potential mothers did not. the scientist says the intention was not to prevent transmission, but instead to protect the child from being infected with hiv in the future. this morning in hong kong, at the conference where the international community is gathering to discuss the implications of genetic editing, dr. jennifer doudna telling us this. >> i think it's a break from what was recommended by the report released by the national academy of sciences last year in 2017 that encouraged and opened

gets to europe, they've consumed about 90% of all the difference between the retail price of the ban nana and the wholesale price in ecuador without paying any taxes. this system is almost impossible for ecuador to audit and its very difficult even for the uk authorities to audit, because of all these intermediate companies. i just recently came across a scheme that was architected by morgan stanley in which they had set up 18 offshore companies in order to sell a phony tax credit generation scheme to the largest, the wealthiest investor in south africa. basically, looting the south african treasury in exchange for a few million dollars that morgan stanley booked upfront using this virtually unauditable offshore network. well that's just, you know, an example of what we call the haven industry, which is run by the largest banks, law firms and accounts on the planet in addition to the multi-national companies, and it specializes not just in tax dodging, but in clep tock rasy, in laundering money, in facilitating odious finance and unregulated finance and its not so much just low tax rates

as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nanatrade, kiddo. >>> welcome back to "closing bell." we've got two and a half minutes left to trade. the spx is down about three-quarters of 1% comments from maxine waters started the selloff. the banks really played a part in that selloff. what also played a part in the market was brexit and the british pound. if we look at the british pound intraday, it got its most notable lift up around 2:30 p.m. eastern time that positivity on the news that theresa may sold her brexit deal to her cabinet allowed stocks to rally here you can see the rally that took us off the lows. all four indices down around 0.8%, 0.9%, 0.7% on the spx. just off the lows, but clearly red across all of those indices as we approach the close bob pisani joins me now. we've got the sectors as we bring in bob banks very much at the bottom. communications towards the top but not a very good day. >> on the services it's a little confusing. the market was drifting lower when maxine waters came out with the comments and now

as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nanaade, kiddo. >>> welcome back to "closing bell." the s&p is up about 0.4% as we approach the close it was up as much as a percent so we certainly lost steam in the last hour or two but it's still higher today's higher move in perspective, let's lock tat over the course of the week, and you'll see it's still down the best part of 3% today. monday and tuesday, big, big decloins today, a little bit of reprieve in terms of the sector performance today, the likes of energy consumer discretionary and communications services and tech are higher, very much a bounce back for those that declined earlier in the week and that's also why we see utilities at the bottom. it had been the relative outperformer monday and tuesday in wednesday's decline what does this mean for all four indices? the dow itself has lost some of its gain lost 18 points and up over 200 earlier. the nasdaq is up around about 1% and s&p up 0.4 a comeback today for technology shares and the sectors that underperform earlier this

that is nana right there. brian: brings us to full introduction. this is peggy rowe is right here.do. ainsley: what was he like? >> would you like a book? steve: we love it. you are 100% employed promoting his book, about my mother. >> yes it is. it is about my mother. that growing up with a mother who was always in charge. always in charge. steve: what does that mean, always in charge? >> she made all the decisions, all the decisions. she told me which political party i was in. when i was little. steve: which party were you in? >> don't tell them. don't tell them. >> now i think for myself. ainsley: how important is that to be a strong mother? what did you learn from her? >> she was honest, first and foremost. like i say she was always in charge. she made all the decisions. we didn't do anything unless it was okay with my mother. she was a crazy, wacky, baseball fan. the baltimore orioles, they were at the top of her list. she loved baseball. brian: one time she actually saw orioles jersey and took off her shirt and tried it on? >> in the busy aisle of macy's department store, she