. -- >> let's go to josephine t pearson. who is she and she was the leader of the anti- >> what is so interesting, i was shocked. i'm not a suffrage scholar and i had been studying for 40 years and when i encountered the concept to oppose women's suffrage and to oppose the federal moment. i was really shocked. i did not comprehend that women could oppose their sisters eating the boat. but it does teach us that women do not speak monolithically and so one of the characters that i follow is josephine pearson, she is well educated she is a dean of a small college she is a professor and she comes from a very traditional conservative background in southernn tennesse and their father was a baptist minister part of me methodist minister. she grows up in a household where the idea women moving out of domestic fear and doing something and public was not accepted. and she really fears what she calls the peril of feminism which would elevate women to an equal status as men and she sees that as unnatural. she also has religious oppositi

pearson has also warned profits will be at the bottom end of the range. the british education business warned of lower. and dutch prosecutors suspect the bank delayed reporting or failed to report suspicious transaction and clients and alleged links to terrorism the bank said it will cooperate fully with that investigation. >>> coming up, a shock resignation from the ecb's board. we'll discuss whether that pushed the german representative touith j qt atob beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. at cdw, we get that trying to simplify data storage can get very complicated. but cdw will assist your needs and implement a dell emc unity xt all-flash unified storage platform. it delivers speed and efficiency, while providing simplicity and f

pearson felt that she could not after fighting this for so long, vote so she devised a very strange scheme which was, she would tell a man in her hometown how she wanted to vote and he would go and vote for her. that's how she solved this. >> so she never voted the rest of her life? >> that's how she describes it. i can't tell you if some point she relented but she had strong opinions but she let a man vote for her. >> jackie from texas. go ahead. >> hello thank you for taking my call. i was wondering do you see any parallels between the abortion issue in america in the suffrage issue as it played out in the 1900s? >> that's a very interesting question. i'm not sure i see a direct comparison but again the suffragist, many were also feminine. and they were working, not just for the vote but the vote as a tool to be able to be represented in congress and the state legislators to make sure that women have rights which they had been denied and many of them had to do with agencies and being able to make decisions on their own. you have to understand when the suffrage movement begins in the mid-

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pearson says is the solution for ships to slow down to 10 knots or less when whales are in the area. they reduce their speed there is a dramatic decrease in the number of ship tricstrikes. >> reporter: private boaters are encouraged to report it. smaller vessels need to keep 100 yards away from the animals. yesterday pearson says he witnessed this speed boat he thinks was named skating doing donuts around the animal. >> they can scare them into the path of these on coming vessels. >> reporter: they live on a condo overlooking tick san francisco bay. they said coming out on the bath gave them a new perspective. >> we need to be more careful about the humpback's habitat and what the boats are doing and make sure we are not harming them. >> reporter: now, the speed limit for big ships in san francisco bay is 15 knots. you heard piercing say lowering it to 10 knots could make a dramatic decrease in ship strikes. 80% is what the national oceanic and atmospheric administration is reporting. an 80% decrease. reporting from san francisco, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mark.

and pearson is plunging down 15%.rnings will be at the low end and the blame this on the sales in u.s. universities. anna: thanks very much. thisy to choose from morning. another big mover is abn amro after dutch authorities opened a money laundering probe. prosecutors say they failed to report suspicious transactions and did not carry out sufficient checks on clients. senior us is our analyst. we might beling about to ask a series of difficult questions. how serious is this? we see the share price giving a serious reaction. >> i agree. the main issue is we don't know. we saw what happened to dots danske so the potential is serious but we don't know any numbers in terms of how big it might be. but clearly, it is an escalation. past, when we see these money-laundering investigations, other banks are often drawn in. do you expect that to be the case here as well? philip: it's possible. finead a nearly $1 billion last year for not having the proper checks in place for money laundering. suit.ro could follow banks looking

they too weak health systems inability lack of vaccines and resource constraints inability often of pearson's to get the children to a health facility for vaccination and then of course in high income countries including germany we've seen that the small proportion of parents were i he said 10 and in some cases refused to give vaccination to their children so it's always important to actually look at the context and to be very specific about the interventions because it's not a case of one size fits all authorities in the bahamas now say 1300 people are unaccounted for in the wake of hurricane dorian down from the previous estimate of $2500.00 officials say the larger figure probably included people who are now staying at shelters but 50 people are confirmed dead the storm devastated the bahamas at the beginning of september. it is breathtaking in its brutality. hurricane dorian has transformed this cow to be imparted into a war zone. and left communities here clinging on to life shipments like this from the u.s. army are desperately needed. to. do. from the bottom of. efforts to rebuild the

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cool if they continue and of course they've added a little bit of depth around that main man mills pearson that you're so fond of mark last season fly book finished 13th and hoffenheim solid able to bring us back down to earth is no malice he going to set in for those 2 seems well yes and no i mean obviously freiburg know they're not going to finish in the top 4 but you know they've got a good squad a good manager they've got very atmospheric ground because they will suffer when they move stadiums by the way but their target is going to be europa league and they're everyone's kind of 2nd favorite load on the hoffenheim meanwhile i think they could be in a bit of bother you know they've lost now because none of lost some of their best players they haven't replaced them could be a very difficult season yes it could and 5 org let's wish them all the best as you say a lot of people 2nd favorite same title so coming up in a little bit but 1st to 2 sides with the blues promoted part of born have just one point to their name so far they hosted shouter who lost a match they managed their 1st win o

pearson says earnings will be at the low of their expected range for the third quarter.niversities. schools have been abandoning textbooks in favor of other learning tools. new primegreece's minister has pledged to improve climate change in their country. here is a conversation with erik schatzker. technically, we have a high debt to gdp ratio, but if you look at gross financing needs over the next decade, they are low. greece is returning to the market and borrowing at interest rates that are much more reasonable. loansend to repay our imf as soon as possible, and we have filed the necessary documentation. these are expensive loans, so our debt will look much more reasonable, taking advantage of the lower interest rates. moreebt be much sustainable if we manage to restore high growth rates. erik: i know you feel straitjacketed by the primary surplus. a previous government agreed through 2022. have you talked to your creditors about bringing that down to a more realistic level in the near term? >> of course we have, and i have made the case at the very beginning that the

earlier this month, uaw missouri regional director have been pearson charged with embezzlement. dozens and factories and warehouses are affected by this strike. analysts say it is estimated general motors could lose upwards of $90 million each day. lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> today the recreation and park commission in san francisco will vote on whether to rename the julia khan playground. last year, the board of supervisors voted to change that name because it is saw -- associated with supporting a controversial law that banned the immigration of chinese laborers. asian american groups pushed for a name change. community activists favor a geographical name for that playground. >>> 4:10 is the time children are ending up in the hospital. up next, the changes for cannibus and how it could keep kids safe. >>> the washington monumentclos >>> going to take a look at your commute in and traffic you make work toward the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> it looks like a nice day. temperatures are staying the same or warming up. we'll take a look. our time is 4:13. bay area religious leade

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my name is eric pearson. i've applied for seat number 12. the seat is dedicated to a person who is an owner of a cannabis retail establishment. i've been an owner/operator since 1998, when i moved to snow sa know ma college. we operate three dispensariaries. we also farm in sonoma valley and santa rosa, where we manufacture cannabis products. we're a vertical company with a deep understanding 6 most aspects of the industry. having say the on working groups and non-profits related to cannabis, i understand and respect the commitment required of this position. because cannabis was recently illegal, and has been slow to legalize, a lot ever work to do by our government and community and operators, in order to right the wrongs of the past and find equitable solutions for the future. i believe that my experience and dedication to this issue will serve the cannabis oversight committee well and hope you will feel the same. i humbly ask for your support today. thank you. questions? >> supervisor ronen: any questions? >> supervisor fewer: that's grea

tv season and with the return of "this is us," well, get ready to see a whole other layer to the pearson >> okay. who is the baby mama? i need to know. >> okay, yeah, well, you know c actually fun fact about the hartley household. the scripts are laying around everywhere and yet you have this sort of -- you have the discipline not to read any of them. >> i don't like to see it. >> she doesn't like spoilers. >> well, here's a spoiler. there are ten new characters joining the show this season and tonight, grab your tissues, it's a deep dive into the early days of rebecca and jack's relationship. >> hey, can i see you tomorrow? >> yes. oh, shoot. i'm supposed to have dinner with my parents and their friends tomorrow. >> there are emotional trying moments in the show. everybody's like oh god i cried, but you're happy about crying. >> our favorite dysfunctional family, the conners, are also back. >> i'm pretty sure it's mom that raised us. >> no. if we're going to be honest, the tv did. >> you're juggling a lot. a couple of guys. how will that work out for her? >> well, it seems like a set-up

pearson is in the. we talked to him by phone. the sailboat operator is required to stop and float when they see a whale. if they didn't see it the sailor should have heard radio traffic ahead of time warning of a whale in the area. racine the whale spout. with the other boats that stopped.>>> they did not either hear the warnings or did not heed the warnings. >>> is a beautiful set thing to see the whales in the san francisco bay. that is something we all want to see. there's a lot of boat traffic here. we need to be careful. >>> the dive boat disaster off the santa barbara coast has now turned into a criminal probe. the fbi the coast guard and u.s. attorney in los angeles are overseeing an investigation. they are looking into safety issues. including whether a night watchman was on duty when the fire broke out. one board on labor day. 34 people were killed. the majority from the bay area. >>> dramatic rescue off the coast of georgia. for crewmembers are lucky to be alive after being trapped inside a massive cargo ship there roll

that are causing climate change they control our governments and therefore our lives as to merit pearson wrote the c.e.o.'s making these calculated decisions are hubris stick parasites with a fallacy fetish who treat wealth as a game declaring themselves winners when they have more zeroes then whole countries want treading all over our magical habitats in their race for wealth spoonfed elitists who are so white and male and wealthy that they aren't touched by the problems they create. well way way 2nd calling the ruling elite goddamn parasites is it's offensive and it's rude and it's my line. that others. have to stick with dick elements i guess. although she's wrong about one thing they don't have to be white and male chris hedges pointed out this week that president obama said last year in a speech american energy production you wouldn't know is no words but it went up every year i was president and you know that suddenly america's like the biggest oil producer that was me people. he's proud of the fact that he helped put the nail in our coffin when these people don't think you're payi

official who's actually been at the bargaining table in detroit vance peter humi vance pearson he is going to court later this week down in missouri on money laundering charges so there are federal prosecutors they're charging him with helping orchestrate the embezzlement of more than a $1000000.00 in member dues as this is all going on and you have a lot of u.a.w. other officials and chrysler officials that were all found guilty this isn't even the 1st one this is after a fact here they are terry jones took over. or the other guy because of that yes you have ones that were you know indicted on one conspiracy federal tax crimes misleading tax returns accepting money you know trying to cover and trying to hide all of this the most that it's former fia chrysler vice president he's going to jail for 5 and a half years there is actually one in january he's being sentenced on the bottom one my crimes he is could be facing 5 years and federal prison so there's a lot here we're going to have to keep an eye on this and i will say it's interesting if you start to say the automakers side now c

our first date is catherine pearson, , associate professor f political science at the university of minnesota. she worked for several years as a legislative assistant to members of congress and she teaches and writes on congress,, political parties and women in politics. she's the author of party discipline in the house of representatives which was published by the university of michigan press in which i commend to you is a good book. next we'll hear from molly reynolds, senior fellow and government studies at the brookings institution. her research focuses on the role of the congressional rules play in affecting policy outcomes. she's the author of exceptions to the rule, the politics of filibuster limitations in the u.s. senate. dr. reynolds will be followed by matthew spalding, vice president of washington operations and a professor of constitutional governance. and dean of the graduate school of government in washington, d.c. he is editor of the heritage guide to the constitution and the author of several books but most recently the best-selling we still hold these truths. last, not least

let's meet senior fellow steve law and trump 2020 campaign senior advisor katrina pearson. katrina, the jobs picture is so important here because we've got all the media and the democrats hyping up recession, you said they didn't work with russia, but if you got a job after years of not having one, if you got a full-time job that pays a decent wage, your reality is better with president trump. >> i think that's the key were talking about real people. these are just numbers in a biographical trim bargraph or pie chart. when you look at it specificall specifically, that's astronomical. there is this easy, and might be tough, but it's a common sense approach, investing in its own people, imagine that. it's something ivanka trump has done as well because if you're going to have all this growth in the economy and be creating new jobs, wouldn't it just make sense for people to take those jobs here in the country and that's what a vodka has been doing. she's been championing this project from the beginning. she's done an amazing job. remember when she went out to detroit and annou

we welcome jacob kierkegaard, pearson institute for international economics senior fellow.he first question i have is is it over? parliament sit -- a no deal brexit. parliament said you cannot do it and it does not look like boris johnson said you cannot turn it around. jacob: it is over for a no deal brexit on october 31. what we would see probably around the end of october is there'll be a new snap election ,alled in great britain sometime in november or december, and then we will see what the outcome of those elections are. if boris johnson wins in out light election -- wins an outright election and becomes prime minister again, i would say the risk of a no deal is still on the table. david: that is interesting. you think there will be a snap election. parliament has turned that down twice. i believe they are turning it down again today. what will change? will people change their vote because they feel more comfortable having the legislation in place for no deal brexit? jacob: yes. it is partly a political game. the labour party and the opposition in parliament basically

that is andy pettit, and rich pearson who cofounded the app headspace back in 2010.d over 54 million members across 190 countries. you can access it via amazon, alexa, and google assistant. and recently starbucks announced its employees would be granted subscriptions as part of its corporate wellness program. thank you both, andy and rich, for joining me. andy, i will start with you. you take -- you two were the leaders. when you started this, how did you see the future? what did you see as the future of mental health? ady: i think it was just realization on both our parts that there was a skill that anybody could learn, that could change people's experience of life. i think it was very early in terms of silent -- science and popular culture as well. we knew there was the potential there. we experienced the benefits ourselves. i think it was a combined desire to demystify it and make it more accessible to people. taylor: talk to me about the partnership. findave those helped you people that perhaps normally would not be attracted to a notation or mental health? rich:

drew pearson broke the story. a role commission was formed in canada to handle the affair. defection led to the subsequent arrest of 22 people. this is early 1946. say, wow, starting to what is going on with russia. how did our secrets go there? our boys are dying overseas people are working on the manhattan project. i worked on that project, my uncle, my cousin, my aunt, i worked on that project. and here's what happened to some of the secrets. member's of congress debating the bill, feared that atomic secrets were being systematically stolen by atomic soviet spies. senator mcmahon who was chairman of the senate committee on atomic energy and the sponsor of bill.mahon bell, -- he convened an exec of session and his committee and which he requested the presence of the fbi director, jagger hoover, -- j edgar hoover, the secretary of state groves. groves revealed the british physicist alan mae had passed information about the manhattan project to soviet agents while he was in canada. to also sent samples of you of u233 and30 - -- courier who is not warned about the precaution

of 1946 drew pearson story and three days later a commission was formed in canada to handle the affair. of defection led to arrests 22 and now it is recall 1946 -- and people are is ting to say, well, what going on with russian? our boys were dying and people working in manhattan project, i worked on in, my my brother, my aunt and here is what happens to some of secrets. members of congress debating the feared atomic systems were soviet spice.y seminar mcmahon who was -- of the mcmahon khraurpl senate committee on atom cenergy and sponsor of a bill said that he convened an executive session and he the presence of the f.b.i. director and secretary of general leslie grovers. there were called to appear and revealed that british alan may am parbd information to soviet agents canada.n u-233 so sent samples of and 235 buy a courier who was guardsned about the safe it take place we you are holding material like that. regulareafter he needed blood transfusions. canada with the u.k. were part the wartime project. some of the projects that u.s. and britain funded ointly were in canada and brent

earlier this month, uaw missouri regional director, vance pearson charged with embezzlement.op of convictions over a period of two years in which five uaw members allegedly took over $1 million from a union training center. >> i've always been suspicious about the company, especially the amount of money that's been made. the union as well. >> some union members say the corruption allegations are causing them to question the motives behind talks between uaw officials and general motors. >> we don't know what is going on negotiating. >> dozens of factories and warehouses across the country are affected by this strike. analysts say it is estimated general motors could lose upwards of $90 million each day. lauren blanchard with fox news. >>> researchers in israel reportedly reconstructed the cat skeleton of a prehistoric human from a long extinct and elusive species by using the dna found in the pinky bone of a 13-year-old girl that died 70,000 years ago. researchers were able to produce a skeleton, at first glance it looks like from a modern human. upon closer inspection, there

time for sport pearson thank you very much at the telos out tennis rafael nadal has booked his spot in the quarter finals all the u.s. open with quite a spectacular performance he beat former champion mind to it on a day that saw a huge upset and the women strong sam alec has. rafael nadal faced his 1st serious challenge of this year's u.s. open on monday he took on 2014 champion mound in the last 16 nadal has made short work of the potent so far and started this much in impressive fashion he took the 1st set $63.00 i've chelation did mansion level at one all to become the 1st player to take a set off the dogs up to this point i've only seen the boy the number 2 seed who's looking for a 4th u.s. open title to raise his game were his efforts firing up the crowd in particular golf legend tiger woods the doll even pulled off what was arguably shot of the tournament i've it all proved to be too much for challenge the doll dominating the final 2 sets to seal the women. were. the spaniard is looking in ominous form heading into the quarterfinals after that 2nd set i just think something need

susan pe susan pearson, and joining us from odessa, texas, msnbc's garrett haake.we're going to start it with you. bring us the latest from odessa, on a day we have this shooting and new gun laws taking effect. >> hey, alison. we have learned more about the victims in this case, including a high school student from the odessa area, a 17-month-old girl who was injured by shrapnel. we don't know anything about the suspect himself. police haven't released his name if they know it. it started with a traffic stop. i hate when i hear people describe it as a routine traffic stop. you hear from police officers there is no such thing. that was the case here. he fired his gun out of the back window at officers. and we see this spree 20 miles down the highway, to odessa here. the scene ended in a mail truck. you see the shooting finally ending here where the suspect was killed. as for the political implications, you look at those tweets and the messages from national politicians. i'm left to wonder if any of those are written from scratch or whether the world el paso just rep

. >> reporter: mark pearson agrees. he's co-founder and ceo of libro f.m.al bookstore of your choice. like this one in new jersey. one of about 800 stores affiliated with libro f.m. >> we are doubling every year. and when sean doolittle sent his tweet out, we had a record day. when he says that it's tool to buy audio books and books from your local bookstore, it sends the message that books and bookstores matter, and where you buy them makes a difference. by giving your money to them, you keep that going. you keep reading alive in the community. >> reporter: that is the real win. >> there's a lot of really kind of alarming statistics when it comes to littleracy rates and kids -- literacy rates and kids in the united states. over half of the kids in the fourth grade read below basic level. that's a crucial time for them because there's so many indicators about where they're at in fourth grade can determine where they go in their, you know, education level down the road. >> reporter: and he says where they simply go in life. just look at him. >> it's a little

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