we have an obligation. not just a moral obligation. but legal. to make sure all students receive the services they need. both this first of all court. and parents of eld students. expect denver schools to fix this over sight. this school year. >> . she mentioned the legal obligation. this was from a judge. i guess the justice department wants to know what's going on. >> hay do. we have heard the justice department has been snooping around. some of the lower performing schools. and they have been asking questions about this development program. and that agency with the help of the federal judge and independent monitor. supposed to be making sure the but. until they file more paper work and get in court. dps. feet isn't being held to the fire. >> they are now. for sure. >> . another developing story. the head pastor at agape bible church steps down. following allegations he tried to cover up a reported sexual assault of a child. >> . following the case since the beginning. live now. with the new details. >> . this all started a couple weeks ago. wh

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two questions: one, was it, indeed, an obligation? and, two, didn't he create a misleading impression? >> well, certainly there was no formal obligation. he did in july, when he was asked about this by congress, when he testified before congress he was asked specifically would he reopen the investigation or look into additional information if it came forward after they decided not to press charges? he said that he would look into it. so here we are. as to whether it creates a misleading impression, certainly that's the argument among the clinton folks and without knowing really anything about these e-mails. >> stewart: there's one prosecutor in new york who described his actions as inappropriate because these are e-mails that haven't even been reviewed, correct? >> well, certainly, there are people in the f.b.i. new york office who are pursuing the investigation into anthony weaner who have looked at these investigations -- look at these e-mails, rather, and at least on a cursory basis determined they could be pertinent. they flagged

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so they come to it with a sense of stress and checklist and obligation and this is something i have to do. >> unfortunately we have to end this, but i think you're right, look at it as an opportunity, not an obligation, even if you don't hire them, you may learn something from that conversation. >> thank you so much. so good to see you. i appreciate you stopping by. >> thank you for having me. >> this week's your biz selfie comes from james costello, owner of nokado of north port new york. it is a school that teaches kids and adults this ancient art of self-defense. so do not mess around with james. now, like james, why don't you pick up your cell phone and take a picture of you and your business. no professional pictures please. send it to us at your business at msnbc.com. include your name, the name of your business, the location and the #yourbizselfie. thanks so much for joining us this morning. we would love to hear from you. so if you have any questions or comments about the show, just send an e-mail to your business@msnbc.com. we read all of them. also, please visit our website,

related to both the phase 1 and phase 2 obligations outlined in the dba. that our are $6.4 million in direct expenditures, direct funds spent related to those community benefit obligations. again, this ecb a while outside of the purview of the commission, obviously, as we have a gallery full of community members, and as you all community members, people ask us and so i want to highlight that we have enchanted $8.2 million to our-in relationship to our cpa and those are held is said by the san francisco foundation. we have met our obligations in terms of paying those monies to the community on behalf of the project. those monies are being held instead. at the san francisco foundation for that total of about as i said, working .6 million dollars today. 14.6 point dollars today. so as i said when i was opening my comments we are very committed to rbc meeting the obligations that we have for the dba and cpa but were also committed to really having as great an impact as we can in the neighborhoods we are building in in the broader sense of the scope given it. i

mine is one of him trying to balance these responsibilities that he faces feeling an obligation to say but yet not wanting to put his thumb on the scale and suggest that there's criminality here when he doesn't know what he's got. final word is yours. >> the problem is by sending this letter, he put his thumb on the scale. we've been reporting in ""the new yorker"" that he defied the wishes of the attorney general who wanted him to follow standard practice and not say anything. that's what he should have done. i think, in this case, he's been so worried about varnishing his own reputation for independence and integrity that it's led him to make mistakes going back to july, continuing on to yesterday and yesterday was by far the biggest one. >> matt miller, thank you for being here. i guess my final word would be he initially offended one side of the aisle and then the other side of the aisle. i like that because somewhere in the middle, lies the truth. >>> which direction does fox news go from here? will megyn kelly stay with the conservative network? my take on that decision could sha

when we deal with the grant obligation. on in commune cailgz with the property owner and landlord and ask them to verify things through the lease. >> we cannot give a grant without knowing what the term of the lease are. >> correct, >> if the regs provide you have to look at had lease and have to approve every term of the lease, then you get into a very complicated set of regs. today, if the landlord-if it is legacy business and 10 year lease or 5 and 5 or combination, then you will give-it is 5 thousand square feet, extend that amount and if you tell me that regardless of what the lease amount is going be, then we not going complicate things and just go into it. versus, making it more interesting to the lapd landlord to have discretion and amount towards the rent. that is the issue we are discussing. >> i think we have a fiduciary responsibility to the taxpayeroffs saf to at least have the business testify that this is a good lease for them. i don't think we can grant one dollar to any land lord without hear thg tenant say

trump's failure to pay for his obligations and how is he going to pay for the obligations of the countryesides renegotiate can the bad deals? john: i think they should talk about hillary's foundation. it has raised $2 billion and gives very lit toll charity. the press reported that people who donate get meetings. hillary has an answer for that. >> this excludes 2,000 meetings i had with world leaders and government officials when i was secretary of state. it looks at a small portion my time. john: unfair, a small portion, she says. >> she met worth diplomats and members of the state department. but most of them gave the clinton foundationing if they were outsiders. 55% should be given to charities and with the clinton foundation they give only 5%. >> there are things about the clinton foundation that bother me. but the question is did it affect policy? >> not everybody gets to meet with hillary clinton. to blame hillary that she is not meeting with everybody. is patently ridiculous. we need to figure out if she did something where there was a pay-to-play and policy was affected by those

what i glean from the comey letter is that new information has come to the fbi and they feel obligedk at it. what he's saying beyond that, i really don't know. i mean, the final paragraph -- i'll put it up on the screen for you and everybody else to take a look at. the final paragraph says although the fbi cannot assess whether or not this material may be significant and i cannot predict how long it will take us to complete this additional work, i believe it is important to update your committees about our efforts in light of my previous testimony. it's such a shame because it puts voters in the dark. i asked the vice president of the united states, the former head of judiciary committee, he doesn't know. i'm a lawyer, i don't know. you don't know. >> you're right, i don't know, you don't know, no one else knows you're right. when you get a letter from the fbi saying it's new information, it's not because they're trying to give you a medal. there's a problem, investigation or something is not right. you generally don't get letters from the fbi telling you won the publisher's clearing

when we deal with the grant obligation. on in commune cailgz with the property owner and landlord and ask them to verify things through the lease. >> we cannot give a grant without knowing what the term of the lease are. >> correct, >> if the regs provide you have to look at had lease and have to approve every term of the lease, then you get into a very complicated set of regs. today, if the landlord-if it is legacy business and 10 year lease or 5 and 5 or combination, then you will give-it is 5 thousand square feet, extend that amount and if you tell me that regardless of what the lease amount is going be, then we not going complicate things and just go into it. versus, making it more interesting to the lapd landlord to have discretion and amount towards the rent. that is the issue we are discussing. >> i think we have a fiduciary responsibility to the taxpayeroffs saf to at least have the business testify that this is a good lease for them. i don't think we can grant one dollar to any land lord without hear thg tenant say

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to match >> this is part of the world that is extremely close to us, and i feel like it a moral obligation personally and i hope that others feel the same way. jennifer: if you'd like to make a donation to the haitian health foundation, can you fine the link right on our website woishz. wmur.com. mike: coldest morning so far this season. newfound lake lookedhe cold. then you started to notice the sun going to work, temperatures jumping up a little above average, with sun all day long and the winds a lot lighter than yesterday. site was much more comfortable out there. for concord 65 the official high after a very cold wintery start of 31 degrees, the coldest since last april. that's right. notice your sunset time at 6:09. temperatures across the state, started off this way, below

it is an obligation. we get it is a right, but we don't have to wear it on our sleeve literally with a sticker telling everybody. i don't go to work every day and say i am going to wear an i treated a patient sticker today. >> is it like oh voting is nice and everybody is taking a day off work. you do a lot more to serve your fellow man than by casting a ballot. you have a bad effect on the economy. it will hurt people more than help people. >> you can't make time in your day from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., if you can't find time, come on. how are you really researching the issues. >> you show up with dunkin donuts and say i voted. they let you show up late. >> not all of our jobs start at 3:00 a.m. >> moving on. getting drunk is not just for men anymore. women like to get tipsy as well. women around the world now booze as much as men. researchers analyzed data from dozens of studies spanning many decades and they found men born between 1981 and 1910 were 2.2 times more likely to drink than women. it is not

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they have an obligation to say what they know. they have an obligation to figure this out. what voters say does this matter? did we learn about any new wrongdoing? there is no indication of any wrongdoing. this research of the story and causes people to wonder. >> sara, i'll bring you in. hillary clinton diehards care. they are voting for her. same thing for the others on the other side. what about those in the middle? does it reinforce the narrative of she is not trust worthy? >> you could not have a worse story for hillary clinton that she is secretive and evasive. if she could redo that decision to have the private server in her basement, i bet she is thinking about that today. i don't think it will change e-mails that were not disclosed. i think we are running out of time for that. i wonder if some of the previously deep red states they thought they were moving on the map. texas, georgia, that in fact those will move away. >> to be clear, roughly 15 million people have cast ballots in the country. through absentee or early voting. let's assume the polls hold, ari and hi

and were obligated to do that.rown gave a lecture on the theories. they can go on a totally different direction from the limitations built into the constitution itself. >> that is great. you talk about limited, and numerator powers for government, the protections, you mentioned how the cause has been ignored even though it's right there. so, let's talk about your view on -- [inaudible] for more willing than some of your colleagues to revisit past, and this isn't unique. sometimes the court has when it has been deemed appropriate they have revisited preferences. but i'm curious to hear your views on these decisive's and the constitutional questions. how would you respond to your critics about this? >> i just -- criticism i don't that's that's why it's hard. i read everything i could get my hands on. the theory is all over the place. goldberg theory was basically it's basically a ratchet. you improve civil liberties, those strict rules apply when you win those cases. but when they need to overrule cases in order to d

it is one of the honest and obligations of living in this great country. thank you, and good night. >> frivolity from unlv. thus ends 90 minutes of fun and frivolity at unlv, the final three presidential debates sponsored by the presidential debate commission, is now in the books from las vegas, and hillary clinton and donald trump will leave it for you to decide. there were many things that were out of the presidential cycles, but none more unusual and somewhat shocking than what we heard tonight from donald trump. the nominee to be republican president of united states refused to say that he would accept the results of this election. he said i will make a decision at the time, and in the meantime, i will keep you in suspense. secretary clinton called that horrifying. donald trump did so defiantly. whether the peaceful transition of democracy will take place as it has for 240 years or if we'll get something else. between now and then, we'll all be held in suspense. our coverage continues in just a moment. ? ? ? ? ? i'm never gonna fall in line ? ? your fu

chief campanello untends to hold the city of er it to its contract you'll obligations despite the fact that throughout this process representatives of the city continually stated they didn't care about his contract you'll rights. campanello has been the chief of list in gloucester for the last four years and been in law enforcement in the state. he was recently honored for his work on fighting the opioid >> anchor: investigators looking into a deadly police involved shooting in lynn. police so the and kill a man this morning after officers say he threatened them with a gown. sky 7 hd over the apartment building which is on lynn shore drive. police were executing a search warrant for a suspect in an article robbery. hen they got into the apartment a 57-year-old man reportedly pointed a gown at them which is when police opened fire. investigators say the man was wanted in connection with that armed robbery which happened on september 26. police say he robbed the port hole pub in broad daylight tying up the owner and employees. state police are now investigating today's shooting. >> ancho

white: -- that i take this obligation freely -- clarence thomas: -- that i take this obligation freelyn r. white: -- without any mental reservation -- clarence thomas: -- without any mental reservation -- byron r. white: -- or purpose of evasion. that i will well and faithfully perform -- clarence thomas: -- that i will well and faithfully perform -- byron r. white: -- the duties of the office on which i am about to enter -- clarence thomas: -- the duties of the office upon which i am about to enter -- byron r. white: -- so help you, god. clarence thomas: -- so help me, god. [applause] [applause] clarence thomas: wow. [applause] clarence thomas: thank you all so much. this is wonderful. mr. president, mrs. bush, mr. vice president and mrs. quayle, senator dole, and all my friends and all the members of congress, justice white and my future colleagues, and all my wonderful family members, friends, supporters, and those who helped . even as i am joyful at this event, i am deeply saddened by the death of mrs. rehnquist, and i join in the heartfelt condolences to the chief justice and his

it is his obligation and his sole obligation and this is exactly and precisely wh we will lose if the equal rights amendment is passed." and in some southern and western states, the e-r-a also came up against fierce oppostion and had people split on the fundamental meaning of equality for women."you see representati, philosophy that women were born to serve men. men like that. i think that was yesterday. i think we have to get into the world today."i have a 16 year old daur sitting back here. i don' want her drafted. i don't want her to be drafted in any situatio"woman was created to bp mate for a man and to bear children ... i was quoting from the bible ... and to bare children ... i was quoting from the bible ... and to bare children to populate the worl "the two sides could not be more totally irreconcilable. each perceives the issue as a fundemental dispute over the american way of life. but for the women's liberation movement, there is something more at stake, it regards ratification of the amendment as merely a start on the way toward equality. it thinks that the amendment's def

>> i wouldn't say the question is obligated to bring that up about trump. hillary clinton is obligated to raise that as a counter issue if she decides to go that way. heidi is right. what the media does is follows what candidates say. there is a certain logic to it. it is trump's responsibility if trump wants certain issues to come up it is up to him to bring them up. >> ahead nbc's lester holt taking heat for asking much tougher questions of trump and checking only the gop nominee. howard dean goes off the deep end and gary johnson draws a big fat blank. to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side, and the best part is the banks come crawling to me. lendingtree. when banks compete, you win. did you or anyone in your household work around asbestos-containing gaskets, packing, or equipment? if you or a loved one have an asbestos-related disease, you may have a right to vote on a plan to reorganize and pay claims in the garlock/coltec bankruptcy. garlock's and coltec's prod

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we have an obligation to let them in because they are anti-communist. one can see a transformation of american identity along next to the refugee. they define each other. truman does this in part, in a refugee relief program, he proposes in 1952 that it does not become law until 1953. let's in some 200,000 people, and it is still political football over who will control it and how it will be administered. it seeks to bring in those prototypical americans who are fighting against america's enemies. mostly it brings in people from east germany, from the eastern european countries that are under soviet domination. interesting here, manuel sellers, the author of the law describes the refugees that he saw coming out of east germany. they would make great citizens if we let them into the country because they understand the meaning of liberty, how liberty has been denied to them. i find them to be too happy to come here to america, and they appreciate freedom of speech, freedom of the press and freedom of religion. interesting of him to say that in 1953, the v

we are obligated to do that. people's theories -- judge brown gave a lecture about the theories. they can spin off in a different direction from the limitations built into the constitution itself. i think that is very important. >> you talked about enumerated powers for government, the structural infections, how immunity clauses have been toward even though it's right there. let's talk about your view of starry decisive/ for -- you are more willing to revisit past resident. this is not unique in sometimes the court has revisited preferences -- presidents and some white presidents precedents in semi. how would you respond to your critics in this? justice thomas: i don't care. criticism i don't care about. that's what i taught for so long. i read everything i could get my hands on from stare decisis. goldberg theory was basically that it is a ratchet to improve civil liberties, the strict rules apply when you win those cases. but when they need to overrule cases in order to do what is the right thing then you get brandeis. he had his rules on it. what do you do with plessy? and the

to end the over reliance on the local levies that pay for teachers salaries which is the state's obligation to you agree with the concept of the l. levy blocked where vocal property tax levies are lowered and the state property tax is raised to solve this problem? >> i believe in improving the education of our students to put many into what we're doing for kids so now we take the last gap like climbing mount everest we have to get the rest of the way to the summit. but there is a way to have a swap in the solution set and then make that up with the states levy but we should not confuse this with the proposal to raise the property taxes in the state of washington. under their proposal it would raise that property-tax is for half of the people in the state but put no money into local schools. bet robust economic growth. and i was shocked to say we can just kick the can down the road and the wide-eyed is shocking we have a bipartisan commitment and now working on a task force we have to get this done in 2017. >> moderator: we're you? bryant: we didn't hear is that there is no plan. four years

we have to be able to sell abroad more than we consume if we can meet our obligations. many of the countries around the world still keep restrictions against our goods, going back to where there was a dollar shortage. many of these countries continue to move against our goods. i believe we must be able to compete in the market, in all the basic commodities abroad. we have to be sure to maintain it. we have to persuade the other countries not to restrict our goods, not to act if there was a dollar gap. we have to persuade them to assume some of the response ibilities that we have maintained. moderator: the question never senator kennedy. >> a question on american prestige. in light of the fact the soviet ushevsador, and that mr. canceled his trip to cuba, i would like to ask you to spell out more fully how you think we should measure american first prestige to determine if it is rising or falling? mr. kennedy: we are so identified with freedom. we are rising. our influence is spreading. is spreading.ige wondering whether they should use the system of freedom to develop t