patti ann: and patti ann brown. let's check in with meteorologist, adam, in the news weather center. adam: that was a good description. it's a glancing blow into areas of louisiana and if you recall not that long ago the red highlighted area was in a hurricane warning and that did stretch back over places through louisiana and now that it has changed to a tropical storm warning. they have been on the good side of this storm for the western side where you typically see a little less severe weather and actually has a been all that bad for them. were still looking at areas with a hurricane warning and mississippi and alabama and i can stretch farther off towards the east before it's all said and done because that is the side of the storm. we been missing rounds of heavy rainfall and here's your title light. circulation isn't that tight but the outer bands are beginning to move along biloxi and this is your area of circulation. you notice there isn't much of a wall on the backside of this and it has been pulling in dry

i'm patti ann browne. the storm touching down near the mouth of the mississippi river near east plaquemines parish. the storm bringing intense winds. heavy rain and serious storm surges. states of emergency have been declared in alabama, mississippi and 30 counties throughout florida and the gulf coast. 11 feet of surge is significant. 80-plus-mile-an-hour winds are significant. spin-off tornadoes are significant. this is the worst hurricane that has impacted missince hurricane katrina. patti ann: the mayor of new orleans has lifted a and tory curfew. but people are urged to shelter in place. reporter: there was a big concern in norms which is below sea level about the potential for storm surge. people are moving back on down here to bourbon street. the bars are open again and the streets are completely packed. you can see the camera lights gets people excited. but there was a curfew in place in new orleans from 7:00 local until 8:30 local. and my crew and i were walking around the french quarter. there wa

patti ann and kelly? patti ann: casey stegall, thank you so as much. kelly: the latest advisory from the national hurricane center says nate will make its second landfall along the mississippi coast near biloxi. a strong storm surge warning has been discontinued. phil keating is in nearby gulfport. you saw the storm surge hitting the beach of gulfport. how are things right now? reporter: we are experiencing some of the best weather we have had in hours. the eye of the storm is essentially moved into the gulfport and west area of the coastline of mississippi. or is about to. however, east of us, biloxi, east of that, mobile, alabama is getting hammered with heavy wind and rain. you can see the streetlights here. it's nothing like it was in our earlier reports by the the wall as the water was flashing and the rain was flying sideways. painfully so. everybody seems to have done pretty well here in coastal midst, so far. don't have any reports yet from biloxi. the emergency operations center told me they from thanked no reports of major incidents. there ha

thank you. >> thank you, patty. and she was saluted in our caucus today by one and all for the fine job that she has done. okay. now, segway, sheldon will appreciate this being a man of literature, just -- >> so there's the news, you heard the news that democrats in the senate, they support patty murray, the ranking democrat in the senate health committee working with the chairman, lamar alexander. they've got a deal, at least for two years, keeps the affordable care act going. they were very, very pleased with this deal. they are still working on things to be done. but phil mattingly is with us, our congressional correspondent, phil, very enthusiastic support for the tentative deal by the democratic leadership. earlier the president in his news conference said he would support it as well. does that automatically mean it's a done deal? >> reporter: it doesn't. and look, what i'm told right now, and you heard from senator schumer, obviously senator murray gave a presentation about what the deal would entail during th

should the cheese go above or below the patty. overwhelming, 95% saying above. >> absolutely. >> google, the only one in the emoji library that is gold enough to put the cheese on the bottom. many looking to see if they're

first, i would like to salute with lamar alexander and heading mare for working hard -- patty to readn working hard we think it is a good solution and it got broad support when patty and i talked about it at the caucus at lunch today. first, it stabilizes the system. this providesood stability to the system and we want to make sure it happens. we went to work in the long term to reduce premiums and increase coverage and our republican colleagues seems to be an opposite place in the long-term but i think there is growing consensus that in the short term, we need stability in the market. we achieve stability if this agreement becomes law. put in some very significant and i sabotage provisions. the president has been sabotaging this bill and this agreement would undo much of that sabotage. withll, we are very freeze -- very pleased with the agreement. there are a few more details that need to be worked out but we think it is a very good step forward. i, speaking for myself hope that better mcconnell will it on the floor under senator murray's leadership to read i hope the house will take

are you willing to go along with lamar alexander and patty murray? >> my understanding, and i could have this wrong, but my understanding of the lamar alexander/patty murray bill was to simply appropriate these unappropriated payments. appropriate or legalize -- >> improve the current system. >> to fix the problem. >> would you go along with lamar alexander on that? >> i think i've said a couple of times if it's just a clean bill. the only thing congress can do is force the administration to bail out these insurance companies, the answer is no. if they're interested in talking about health care more widely, to fix it in the democrats word, to repeal it in our words, absolutely, yes, the president is willing to work with anyone who wants to work with him. >> democrats should call me to fix. apparently had a pretty good dinner not too long ago with chuck and nancy as he likes to call them. are you confident that something with the democrats can be worked out in the interim? >> i was the the dinner, the chuck and nancy chinese food dinner. i'm absolutel

many of them have already taken to the stage patti labelle and labelle just got off the stage.ter sledge lots of star-studded, you know, musicians are here today. most of them with philadelphia roots obviously. let's look at jill scott who arrived a short time ago. i call her jillly from philly that's what her beloved fans call her. sister sledge getting honored today. patti labelle, sarah hendricks. soul advisors. chris schwartz and joe nick cole low to name few. and this what's going happen in just a short time once they've left the stage they'll stand and pose in front of what will be their plaques here on the walk of fame. so i haven't been able to peek under most of them but i do understand down there at the very end that is jill scott's who will be standing in front of her plaque and right beside her the one and only his patti labelle. so we are so excited to be here. you can see the crowd is all fired up here. and again they're just in the midst of the induction ceremony. tonight all of this will be capped off with a huge gala in fishtown at the fillmore. that's going to

. >> reporter: for more than a decade patty lewis of willow grove has been a leveling to thousands of service members and veterans battling ptsd and brain injuries. >> when they need someone to talk to and they feel like their life isn't worth living and you help them and see where they go in life it is priceless. >> reporter: even though patty has been a rock to those in need she has been going through rocky times herself. >> i have been disable medically since 2004. then i had brain tumors a couple years ago. now my husband has cancer. >> reporter: to make matters worse patty's carries 15 years old so driving to help vets and taking her husband to doctor's appointments can be a difficult has being with an unreliable car. >> we have been putting so much money in we cannot afford it. >> reporter: folks at recycled ride found out about the polite they teamed up with ge ico and caliber collision to fix this problem. >> we got this vehicle from ge ico insurance at salvage and we repaired this tie running position. >> reporter: workers who got this in shape are working for freon nights an

is committed to both of these fights all right thank you very much patty calling. all in all the developments in iraq's prime minister has rebuffed a demand by the u.s. secretary of state right in the iranian backed fighters quote go home. says the popular mobilization forces which have helped baghdad defeat i still consisting solely of iraq consists of iraqi nationals fighting to defend the country and made these comments on sunday off holding talks with a body and sound in riyadh stephanie dowrick as more on this now from air bill in northern iraq. there was some confusion initially when u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson made those comments because he particularly referred to iranian militias and foreign fighters but it seems one of his senior aides confirming that he was referring to the popular mobilization forces the hash will shatter the shia militia that they now need to either what he referred to as go home or be abandoned under the banner of the iraqi army now the backlash to that has been a statement from the iraqi prime minister's media office saying

thank you. >> thank you, patty. she was diluted in our caucus today by one and all -- she was saluted in our caucus today for the fine job she has done. now, a segway, sheldon will appreciate this, being a man of literature. just as working in a narrow, partisan way put the republicans in a boxed kenyan when it came to health care, the same thing could well happen on tax reform. seehe other hand, they will , if they do not succeed in pushing a proposal that is really one-sided, helps the rich, cuts medicare and medicaid, increases the deficit, we will work with them, just as we are now on health care. so we hope that is a message that our republican colleagues understand and see. , were not here to obstruct are here to work in a bipartisan way. let me -- that means that each side gives. that did not work for health care and it will not work for tax reform. i am proud to be joined by our colleagues on the senate budget committee, ranking member sanders, and king. earlier today, the senate began debate on the republic

first of all, do you support the compromise worked out by lamar alexander and patty murray? >> yes, i do. i think that it is a fair compromise. i congratulate senator alexander and senator murray for their brilliant work to solve a problem that could have led to the collapse of insurance markets all across the country. could have led to a loss of coverage for cancer and diabetes, for addiction coverage all across the country, so i think they've come to a wise sensible and bipartisan resolution of the issue. >> would they have been able to reach this compromise without president trump's halting those subsidies last friday? >> i think in many ways that was the precipitating moment because the president was basically saying that he did not care if the insurance markets collapsed. he did not care if the premiums rose by 8%, 15%, 20% or more all across the united states of america. so i think that's really what focused the attention then of patty murray, lamar alexander and many others on this issue, and i think now we have a common sense solution to the problem and the president

patty is a fantastic negotiate. you have doctors on the committee to give another governor maggie hassan said people on the committee for doctor severn medicare programs, been insurance commissioner. now is the time for big ideas to come onto the table and to be discussed in a deliberate, if away with a lot of transparency. >> it's a long road but you think the time is right? >> i do. the more and more people constituents are saying i live out here in rural colorado, rural virginia, rural anywhere and there's just options for me. i don't think we're going to long tolerate big parts of the population not being able to buy insurance on individual market. >> that's a tweet right there. talking about big ideas. you with a vice presidential nominee last to year. you are from one of the most important states, the commonwealth of virginia, in presidential elections. to think big about your party, are democrats moving too fast to hug a single-payer? >> i think so. look, bernie's single payer bill has -- >> it's almost becom

thank you. >> thank you patty. and she was saluted in our caucus today by one and all for the fine job that she has done. okay. now, a segue, sheldon will appreciate this, being a man of literature. just as working -- just as working in a narrow partisan way put the republicans in a box canyon when it came to health care, the same thing could well happen on tax reform. on the other hand, they will see if they don't succeed in pushing a proposal that is really one side, helps the rich, cuts medicare and medicaid, reduces -- increases the deficit, we will work with them, just as we are now on health care. so we hope that's a message that our republican colleagues understand and see. we are not here to obstruct. we are here to work in a bipartisan way. that means each side gives. not they come up with a plan and the only way to be bipartisan is to support our plan. that didn't work for health care, and it will not work for tax reformed i'm proud to be joined by -- >> i want to go back to the hill, and garrett haake, a

. >> lamar alexander has made a deal with senator patty murray to stabilize obamacare. has the white house been involved in those negotiations and will you support that deal? president trump: we have been involved in at the short-term deal. we think block grants going to the states is going to be the answer, that's a very good solution and we think it's going to not only save money, but give people much better health care with a very much smaller premium spike, when you look at what's going on with that, much lower deductibles so they can use it. lamarr has been working very -- histh the democratic colleagues on the other side, and patty murray is one of them in particular. they are coming up and are fairly close to a short-term solution. the solution will be for about a year or two years, and will get us over this intermediate how -- hump. we were very close to having the votes and we will have the votes for the potential of having great health care in our country. they are indeed working, but it's a short-term solution, so we don't have this very dangerous little peri

patty murray. "i am supportive of lamar as a person and also of the process, but i can be never support bailing out insurance company who have made a fortune with

yesterday the compromise by senator lamar alexander and patty murray, these up with a couple lies?e way the obama administration implemented the payments was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge, trump said he wasn't going to do that, congress received it and done something. there is flexibility to lower the cost of healthcare, that is very positive, the transition is a couple years, needs to be done more permanently that allows something permanent to be limited within the interim. >> do you expect donald trump to support it? >> he said he would. i didn't hear the comments. at the same time, endorse and approach like graham cassidy for the long-term. >> what would you say is the outlook? will this become law? >> i think so. >> you were on the front lines of this with your own plan. did you rush it too much? >> to set the stage tell us your plan and tell us what happened. >> that is not a yes or no answer. our plan, if you will, was begun with cassidy collins which all of us envision states could implement a program. tim kaine said block grants were topsy-turvy, the state could

patty is a fantastic negotiator. you have doctors on the committee, another governor.ve people on the committee that are doctors, run medicaid programs, insurance commissioners. now is the time for big ideas to come to the table and be discussed in a deliberate careful way with transparency. >> is a long road what you think the time is right. >> i do.the more and more that people constituents are saying, i live out here in rural colorado, rural anywhere in there's just no options for me. i don't think that we are going to long tolerate big parts of the population not being able to buy insurance on the individual market. >> talking about big ideas. you are the vice presidential nominee last year, you're from one of the most important states, commonwealth of virginia. an presidential election, to think big about your party, are democrats moving too fast to hug single payer? >> i don't think so. bernie's single-payer bill has 15 democratic sponsors. >> it has almost become a litmus test for people that want to run a 2020. is that a mistake? >> i don't think i'll call it a

patti is on permanent dissable.sd and a brain injury and her husband cannot no longer work while dealing with pouf joel cancer. bills piled up. her car barely made it to her husband's doctors appointments. >> give so much of their time and their heart. her son, you know what i mean, how can you take away from that you know, like, her son has given part of his life for this country. you know what, to us it's like it was great to give them the opportunity to give something back to them. >> reporter: today a local collision shop and several partners fully rehabbed a car. >> one, two, three. pull it. [ applause ] >> reporter: and gave it to patti for all she's done for others. it was so appreciated but for someone so used to giving help, accepting it was hard. >> it's so clean. >> we all said we need schmidt kind of miracle. we didn't talk about what was going on. our friends didn't know. and things like this are liter literally a miracle. who does this for people? >> who does this for people? those who see the sacrific

and patty murray is one of them, in particular. and they are coming up and are fairly close to a short-term solution. the solution will be for about a year or two years. and it will get us over this intermediate hump, because we have, as you probably know, we have the votes or we are very close to having the votes. and we will get the votes for having really the potential of having great health care in our country. so they are indeed working, but it is a short-term solution so that we don't have this very dangerous little period. >>> we're going to have more on that about-face on health care from the president in a moment. but we have breaking news to bring you right now. this has to do with a federal judge blocking travel ban 3.0. president trump's new travel ban just one day before it was to go into effect. i want to go to correspondent jessica schneider who has the very latest on this. what has happened here, jessica? >> reporter: brianna, it is travel ban 3.0 that has once again, as we saw in the two previous travel bans, this

between senator alexander and patty murray that will allow us to continue the payments but get reform. that is stopping payments to insurance companies. aetna has had 470% increase in stocks price since the aca, sick that 480%, humana 420%. the president is not going to continue to throw good money after bad give $7 billion to insurance companies unless something changes about obamacare that would justify it. he did talk to senator alexander yesterday, he's encouraging him to get a bipartisan deal that would have flexibility to title one mandates for continued payment. it's got to be a good deal. >> dickerson: the president has put a lot on congress' plate. dreamers, budget passed to set up tax reform are you going to get tax reform done? >> if we don't you're dead. i'll ask myself -- what's going on? it's a symptom of greater problem if we don't cut tax and don't eventually repeal and replace obamacare then we're going to lose across the board the house in 2018. all of my colleagues running in

patti is on permanent disabili disability.rom ptsd and a brain injury and her husband can no longer work while dealing with esophageal cancer. bills piled up on top of all of that her car barely made it to her husband's doctors appointments. >> they give so much much their time. so much much their heart. her son, you know what i mean, how can you take away from that. >> her son has given part of his life for this country, and you know what, to us it's like -- it was great to give them the opportunity to give something back to them. >> reporter: today a local collision shop and several partners fully rehabbed a car. >> one, two, three. pull it. >> whoo!? >> reporter: and gave it to patti for all that she's done for others. it was so appreciated but for someone so used to giving help accepting it was hard. >> it's so clean. >> we always said we need schmidt kind of miracle. we didn't talk about what was going on. >> our friends didn't know. and things like this are liter literally a miracle. who does this for people? >> reporter

the deal between republican senator lamar alexander and democrat senator patty murray comes days after president trump decided to halt payments to insurers to make insurance more affordable for low income. president trump has signaled support for the measure. >> lamar has working very, very hard with the democratic -- his colleagues on the other side, and patty murray is one of them in particular. and they're coming up and they're fairly close to a short term solution. the solution will be for about a year or two years. that is a short term solution so that we don't have this very dangerous little period. >> john harwood is following the story from washington. john, i am a little perplexed. there's a lot that perplexing me about washington these days. >> reporter: me too. >> why would the president go along with restoring these subsidies that he described i believe as recently as yesterday as nothing short of payoffs to insurers? >> reporter: because they're subsidies that made a lot of people, including a lot of people that voted for donald trump, makes them able to afford their out o

now today, the sponsors of this deal, senator alexander and senator patty murray saying that they now have 24 co-sponsors, 12 republican senators, 12 democratic senators, signing their name to this deal. and a real full-throated defense of this bill on the senate floor today by both deal makers speaking specifically to the main reason that president trump now says he's against it. this notion as president trump puts it that extending these cost-sharing reduction payments for two years would amount to an enrichment of insurers. >> in my conversations with president trump, he's made it clear and several of my colleagues have made it clear on the republican side that they don't to want bail out insurance companies. and what i responded is that i 100% agree, these payments are designed to help low income americans pay their co-pays and deductibles, we have in our agreement about a page and a half that requires every state to come up with a way to make sure that the benefits of those payments go to the consumers in 2018, and not to the insurance companies. >> so where does all of this go f

i got to talk to patti labelle as well.great. >> man, she got the assignment today. >> aundre cline-thomas live in center city. thank you, andrea. >>> all right. a live look from avalon beach on the jersey shore. the sun, still shining. >> a look back in the city of brotherly love. the schuylkill river at boathouse row. a great night to get outside. go for a run on kelley drive. enjoy the warm fall air. >> krystal klei joining us with the evening forecast and some rain that is heading our way in the next few days. >> we knew it had to come sooner or later. we are looking at some changes that will come by the weekend. right now, eastern pennsylvania, another beautiful camera shot that we've got. blue skies overhead. not a cloud to track. overnight it will be lovely, temperatures falling into the 60s and that's all. they won't drop to the 50s, 40s, no 30s anywhere. a nice wide view on satellite. clear as can be over us. looking west, you don't see much either in our immediate future. way to the west, slicing through ohio, you

murray-- - patty murray - as the ranking member of republican from tennessee, she's a democrat from washington state and we've had some really good hearings and we've had the first hearing was with five insurance commissioners from three republican states and two-- - yeah. - completely agreed. we need to do cost-sharing, we should do reinsurance. i don't wanna explain all that get everybody mad at me for boring them, then we had governors, five governors, three republicans, agreement. we were on a road to do this and then this, mcconnell nixed it, majority leader mcconnell nixed it so we could go to this vote on this terrible bill. - right. - that's gonna end up with tens of millions of people-- - if it passes. - if it passes, losing healthcare and some will voluntarily, the mandate will be gone, so they don't have to buy it and states will determine things but it means that you won't necessarily, there's no guarantee you'll have protections if you have pre-existing conditions. there's no guarantee that you won't have lifetime limits or annual limits, which means that if you get sic

let's beat patty call him he's at the u.s. state department in washington and patty if anything this extraordinary conference by rex tillerson only seems to of fuel speculation about tensions with his boss. it really is an extraordinary moment let's think about this we have the united states secretary of state coming out to refute a report and here is i think probably what brought him in front of the cameras the report is that after a national security council meeting the secretary of state looked at some of the staff and called the president a moron now if we know one thing about donald trump it's that he does not like to be criticized by anybody much less a secretary of state so it interestedly people asked the reporters in the room asked rex tillerson and he was taking questions did you call him a moron and he said i'm not going to get into you know those petty political arguments that just seemed to divide the administration so he's not saying that he didn't call the president of the united states a moron but he is pushing

super star and philly legend patti labelle and her labelle group members now on the music walk of famejust a start of a big night honoring some of the biggest names in music who call philly home. shawnette. >> reporter: well lucy we just saw patti labelle no doubt a queen one of dozen philly musicians honored tonight. don't go anywhere. i catch up with the beautiful jillly from philly. ♪ ♪ (cheering) a triangle solo? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sam and yohanna saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. >>> the philadelphia music alliance honoring famous philadelphia mu

jill scott, one of her favorite people on earth. >> yes, other people will be in the audience. >> pattyess sake. >> we will explain later gamble and huff, hi kenney. >> let's talk about the scare crow festival trying to figure out played the scare crow in the wizard of oz. >> i know in the wiz michael jackson played the scare crow. >> that is ray bulger from 1939 with dorothy. >> judy garland. >> she plays dorothy judy gar land. >> these aren't the only kind of scare crows out there. >> i like to see them with a stick up their butt. >> no. >> i mean it, anyway over at peddler's village steve keeley standing by with a stick up his -- okay, here's steve. >> you didn't think i was going to say this but do you know and not many people do, michael jackson came here, real secret, when he was alive and stayed here to visit things like this how about that for a fact. >> yes. >> yes, yes. >> look, somebody named james bond, by the way, mike do you know what james bond movie that scare crow is from? that would be from thunderball because i know you don't necessity that but that is okay. i know yo

thank you, patty. the virtue of a national leader admired by all sides for his own patience, determination and sense of duty, whose own faith and patriotism, love of family and loyalty to friends, and i am sure honored to be one of them, is so uplifting, speaker paul ryan. the virtue of the alfred e. smith board, led by mary erdoes, who makes this home, the abundance of civil and political, philosophical and communications leaders, and of all of you folks whose generosity has made this the most successful non-presidential campaign year ever, bringing us close to $3.5 million for direct service -- [applause] cardinal dolan: direct service to women and children, of all faiths or none all, in this grand city. and right now, everybody, we summon the virtues of humility and gratitude, as i thank all of you, and as we all praise our god from whom all blessings flow. so good night and god bless. and safe home. thank you. [applause] [background chatter] >> we talk with hillary clinton to discuss her recent boo

state and defense correspondent patty call hey and patty is we were saying there quite a bit a falling out between washington and curry here what can we expect in terms of u.s. pressure in the coming days and weeks. well it doesn't look like this is going to end anytime soon really has been as you mentioned it happening for years and a lot of this goes back to that cleric as you mentioned for too long. the obama administration said initially that in think there was enough evidence there to extradite him to turkey and now we've seen some turkish officials float the idea that they could trade some of the americans held hostage including an american pastor or an excuse me that have been arrested not held hostage they have been arrested under the legal system that they would it could be basically exchange their exchange their people the state department has pretty much dismissed that that's not really something the united states does so now the question is what's next do we see turkey took these steps to arrest these two turkish people who worked in the embassy trying to arrest the second

hearst that's right patty hearst is your mother and she is yes i was patty doing she's great she's whose husband she's not married. father lady's father and my dad passed away within a month of each other but we didn't know each other at the time. her her dad passed away four years ago in december and mine passed away four years ago and it was a living she lives in new york new york state she's great you know that she's a lot like her she's the best in you know super fun really funny i was really worried because you know when my my standup is out in the world through various comedy specials and i have a pretty filthy sense of humor and i was like i don't know if i want your mom to see me do stand up with all these it's human shields john waters is one of her best friends you're not going to offend her and i didn't she's she's great as mary love changed you. it's definitely made me more grounded and comfortable you seem to have met the perfect mate she's the best collects insects she collects all sorts of crazy things and these horror movies she loves horror movies and what do you think y

and the turks thanks very much patty calling in washington d.c. . at least twelve people have drowned after a boat carrying were hanjour refugees from myanmar to bangladesh capsized ten of those who died with children and it's the third such incidents as people started fleeing violence and myanmar's rankine state in august more than sixty people drowned when two boats capsized last month. from cox's bazar in bangladesh. with news that yet another boat full of refugees capsized while it was attempting to cross from me and more to bangladesh comes another reminder of the magnitude of this refugee crisis and the fact that her hands are refugees are still trying to flee and come into bangladesh this area you see behind me these people that are here they all crossed by foot into bangladesh just earlier today we've heard horrific tales from them about what happened to them was a woman over there who told us that her husband was executed in the past week by me and mars military there's a young boy over here showed us a wound on his leg said he got out when

. >> sean: and then, second course, patty melt, split. >> anthony: oh, patty melt, oh!t's not insanely delicious? >> anthony: oh, god damn! >> sean: that's not insanely delicious? would you rather have thin cut pork chops or a t-bone? >> anthony: i would like both. >> anthony: after a few bites of waffle, a burger, a hunk of generic t-bone and some hash browns, one feels drawn right to the center of what makes our country great. an america -- yeah moment, that drives me to clamor up on the counter and start reciting walt whitman, the "star spangled banner," "oh, say can you see," and you know what? i doubt i'd be the first. oh, my god. >> sean: give me a break. >> anthony: the umami happening. >> sean: yes. yeah, give me a break. >> anthony: you know what umami means in japanese? actually? the literal translation of umami? >> sean: orgasm? >> anthony: no. umami means, in japanese, it literally means "i will suck your -- for a bite of that -- that burger." >> sean: you would do -- bite the pork chop. mayer hawthorne playing ] blue moon is brewed with valencia orange peel

jill scott, patty la bell and sister sledge are the new members in the walk of fame.ed their star. along the avenue of the arts. john clark there are some stars on the eagles offensive line. >> carson wentz is o thrilled. he uses the saltiest language. who missed practice today and we see ben simmons and markelle fultz play for the first time in sixers uniforms. how did they do in the sixers opener? we'll hear from them next. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! >>> sixers preseason opener tonight. first time we get to see bell simmons and markelle fultz in a sixers uniform. it doesn't take long to connect off the opening ti

here to discuss political commentator patty solis doil, alice stewart and margaret hoover. all ladies. we need john berman back here. alice as a communications whiz, as someone who worked with ted cruz on this stuff, help me understand the strategy. because steve bannon says in his interview with fox totally unacceptable for corker to attack the president the way he did in "the new york times" interview and he needs to be out. the president keeps attacking corker in response now. he needs corker on things like ding ding tax reform, what do you make of it? >> look this is nothing new with the president. he has always had the mindset if someone hits me i'm going to hit back much harder with a bigger megaphone. he did strike first after the charlottesville response by the president and then there's been tit for tat back and forth. in my view it is conduct unbecoming of any adult to air your public grievances on twitter, same for a president and sitting member of the u.s. senate. i think this is beneath the dignity of both of the offices. this is how they communicate and get wo

lamar alexander and patty murray introduced a bipartisan healthcare proposal on the senate floor. unfortunately president trump changed his stance from yes a to nay. he tweeted i'm supportive of lamar as a person, but i can't support bailing out insurance companies who have made a fortune with obamacare. trump's decision to end subsidy payments to understand companies has led a number of insurers to hike premiums. will the bipartisan senate plan survive? hadley heat is the director of policy at the independent women's forum. let's talk about this. patty murray and lamar alexander couple with a bipartisan government solution which is another form of corporate welfare that gives billions to the insurance companies that they will pocket with glee. why should we expect a different outcome from them? >> like any legislative compromise the devil is in the details. it's clear what the democrats are getting. they are getting cost-sharing reductions. they are getting those legitimately. they are getting the congressional appropriations. it's less clear what republicans are getting out of t

i'm patti ann brown, back to the greg got tell joe.reg: builder, builder, of the wall, what's the sturdiest of the mall. this week we got first look at the prototypes for president comes proposed wall along the us mexican border. four are made of solid concrete, for incorporates deal with concrete and one is made up marshmallows to attract the fat kids. [laughter] i kid, they are big boned. testing begins next week when the department of homeland security will determine how hard each will ball wall will be to build. the prototypes have already been rejected. there was this fall but they found it too easy to climb. [laughter] then there was a wall of pink floyd walls which frankly, was annoying and too easy to cut through. then there was my idea of a wall of cups. [background noises] send that bird back. finally, this idea was rejected for being too awesome. it was a wall of bill hammer and lou dobbs. i don't know about you but i prefer to climb the real thing. [laughter] what do you mean? in a wall. people are discussing. katie, do you

is committed to keeping its presence in the country until it's more stable let's go live now to patty call hang who is in die hard and i passed it was a quick visit did anything and much from it well not really i think one of the most surprising things was that they were able to pull it off what they had done is told all the reporters who are here in doha off the record you can't say anything but he's going to baghdad then we couldn't find up and the one of their process the price of being a cabinet secretary or president i'd states is pretty much the media a small group of us anyway always know where you are we didn't know where he was from the time he left here around five in the morning to the time he returned just after three he spent about an hour and fifteen hour and twenty minutes with those two leaders for the afghanistan we didn't hear from the afghan leaders but we did hear from rex tillerson afterwards where he sort of sending mixed messages let's listen to what he had to say the president made it clear that you know we're here to stay until we can secure a process of recon

. ♪ patty cake, patty cake baker's man ♪ ♪ rock abye baby on the treetop ♪ >> do they listen?ink they've got strategy. >> how do you take the baby bottle? >> you have the baby's bottle. >> they've learned early that flattery works. twins wihave their own communications and also their own secrets. >> you know what, we're going to be the best sisters ever. >> they're just cute. >> high five. >>> she's all made up to pull a prank on her man. >> and he's asleep. >> what happens when he wakes up to his worst nightmare. that's cruelel prove how well this works, straight through it. >> halloween is upon us, and, well, you know, this lady decided she's going to play a pranky prank on her man. >> that's going to hurt in a way. >> and he's asleep. she walks into the room. >> i hope this is a one night stand thing. >> it's a tragic flossing accident. >> my face. >> what's up, what's up, babe, what's up? what are you doing? what's up? >> that's cruel. >> that was amazing. >> wake him up like that. >> that was amazing, his reaction was incredible. >> amazing is he woke up and be like, you'

they worked on the development of their burger patties for more than a year the ground feel worms are mixed with peas with water and a secret spice mixture. the founders hope their burger will lead to less meat being eaten that will be good for the environment because less grain will be used for cattle feed and the insects are also climate friendly. at the same time we're hoping will become a model for other countries for instance in developing countries where they used to eat insects but stopped doing so in order to adopt the western lifestyle and eat beef burgers following the mcdonald's lifestyle. in germany it's still illegal to sell food products containing insects but a few restaurants in belgium and the netherlands already have bugs burgers on their menus the exotic hamburgers cost between twelve and seventeen euro's. starting next year selling insect food products will be legalized in germany too. then the bug foundation founders will be worming their way into the fast food business. for a long time rhonda's mountain gorilla population was in severe decline the species had end

thank you, patty.he virtue of a national leader admired by all sides for his own patience, determination and sense of duty, whose own faith and patriotism, love of family and loyalty to friends, and i am sure honored to be one of them, is so uplifting speaker paul , ryan. the virtue of the alfred e. erdoes,ard, led by mary home, thethis abundance of civil and political, philosophical and communications leaders, and of all of you folks whose generosity has made this the most successful non-presidential campaign year ever, bringing us close to $3.5 million for direct service -- [applause] cardinal dolan: direct service to women and children, of all faiths or none all, in this grand city. and right now, everybody, we summon the virtues of humility and gratitude, as i thank all of you, and as we all praise our god from whom all blessings flow. so good night and god bless. and safe home. thank you. [applause] [background chatter] friday, c-span sat down with hillary clinton to discuss her new book, what hap

ok patty call him at. the ministry in doha many thanks indeed we'll let you know what happens with rex tillerson assume the c arrives in doha. it is good to have you with us adrian from going to here in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera exit polls are suggesting that japan's prime minister shinzo. his ruling bloc is heading for a big win in the general election voters braved a typhoon to cast their ballots in the south pole which i'll be called again earlier than expected he was asking for a clear mandate to take action against north korea as well as japan's aging population. spain's foreign minister is urging people in catalonia not to listen to their regional leaders as madrid moved to take control of the region catalonia as president has accused the spanish government of attacking the region's democracy that of the world health organization has backtracked on his appointment of zimbabwe's president robert mugabe as a goodwill ambassador to the u.k. and the u.s. criticized the decision along with hum

the tennessee senator is crafting the bill with democratic senator patty murray of washington. the plan appears to have broad support from democrats, but among republicans, it's a mixed bag. >> we're subsidizing a broken individual market. >> reporter: but senator susan collins is pleased with the agreement. >> acting quickly is an urgent priority for me. >> reporter: president trump says he's been involved in the process but says it's not a long-term answer to the reform. >> while i commend them for the work, i continue to believe congress must find a solution to the obamacare mess instead of providing bailouts to insurance companies. >> reporter: but late tuesday afternoon he tweeted any increase in obamacare premiums is the fault of the democrats for giving us a product that never had a chance of working. mola lenghi, cbs news, the white house. >>> president trump's nominee to head the office of the drug control policy has withdrawn his name from consideration. congressman tom ma ray noeing with drew after he saw "60 minutes." he said in a statement i reached the decision th