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all aimed at democrats, certainly not by coincidence who are weighing this measure as we speak neil bradleyice president of the chamber of commerce kind enough to join us now. neil, why were these districts targeted? >> neil, these are five members of congress, members who based on their votes in the past have earned the support of the u.s. chamber of commerce and we have this bill that is an existential threat to the free enterprise system, to grow in our economy and they haven't made clear where their position is on it. we're hoping these members stick with supporting businesses in their district and that there are a no on this 3 1/2 trillion dollar plus tax-and-spending bill. there is no excuse for anyone who believes in the free enterprise system to be a yes vote on this bill. neil: the letter your organization sent out to your president said no member of congress can achieve the support of the business community if they vote to pass this bill as currently constructed. since all the five democrats you mentioned did have the support of the chamber in the past, they would lose that suppor

this year neil bradley said failing to act responsibly and increase the debt limit would endanger our economy. it would cause global markets, of course, to loose kdz h confidence -- looses confidence in the full faith of our country. our families, our workers, our seniors deserve better, democrats are united to stand by their side and we say to our republican colleagues, where are you? mr. merkley: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. merkley: rub goldberg -- we heard from mitch mcconnell that he wants to emulate rub goldberg and put our economy at risk and the simple task was laid out so clearly in 2006, the minority leader said we're in exactly the same position now as we were then. well, yes, republicans asked the democrats to not filibuster so that they could raise the debt limit. the tables are turned, the simple same courtesy takes away the risk to our economy and the risk is great for disaster relief, for medicaid, for payments to our veterans, for payment to our currently serving forces, and there's broader risk, risks that mark zandi has laid out

djokovic taking on the neil medvedev in today's finals, with no less than brad pitt and bradley cooper joined the match in flushing meadows. tennis players can be temperamental from time to time, djokovic went out 46 in the first set, you'd have to say he's not happy with the development here in the second, you lost the second set by that same score. now it's medvedev in the far court at match 460.64 the score and this one as wealth. as medvedev wins his first grand slam title in straight sets, rod laver's 1969 ft of owning all four grand slam titles still safe, and here's a celebratory moment from the open. dylan alcott plays tennis from a wheelchair by winning the us open, holds all four grand slam titles, and he's also the gold medalist in the paralympic games. they're calling that the golden slam and i'll cut figures there is nothing nothing better than that to toast. and uh, maybe a makeshift hat as well. there you have it that djokovic lose. that was just a tough one for him going for that all time grand slam. six o'clock news continues right after this for what a emergency plann

s open, no less than brad pitt and bradley cooper enjoying his match against the neil medvedev tennisse their tempers from time to time, djokovic went down 46 in the first set. you have to say he wasn't happy with the developments in the second, he lost that second set. by the same score. now it's medvedev in the far court at match 0.6 for the score in this one as well. medvedev wins his first grand slam title in straight sets rod laver in 1969, the last person to own all four grand slam titles in the same calendar year, djokovic still tied with rafael nadal and roger federer at 20 for most career grand slams by a male players. so no history today for djokovic, but every reason to think it will come in a very short time in the future. joe. thank you. next at 11 now, big old black claims going over there right there, too. i mean, we try to put it out the best we could, but we don't have the resources to do that fires displaced people struggling to get by at a homeless encampment in san jose. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm frank somerville an