nancy pelosi: i hope so.holiness because it is a challenge in our country. franciscoity like san , where success is so rampant and others are challenged, i would think a group today that the jobs in progress that tech community brings here raises the cost of real estate. that is an additional challenge. byneed to address that increasing the stock of real estate in our city. and making enough of it affordable. emily: you have strong ties to the tech community. the republican party is starting to make inroads in this community. mark zuckerberg posted with chris christie. what do you make of the gop trying to increase their ties? would you do anything to try and stop that? nancy pelosi: people do what they do. i would like to see them be more progressive in congress, and their policies. as far as the tech community is concerned. whether it's tax policy and the tax credit for innovation, whether it's investments in education, or innovation beginning in the classroom. whether it's investments in infrastructure, wh

will speak to nancy pelosi about the widening income divide. plus, the latest started to get its unicorn horn. and mark zuckerberg lands on the top of vanity fair is new list. all of that ahead on "bloomberg west." apple is gearing up to host a big event tomorrow and unveil a new version or versions of the iphone. last year we saw the most significant redesign of the iphone since it came out in 2007, but we're not actually seeing another major redesign this time. more like a minor upgrade. what exactly will we see? we have the program director for the mobile division and a senior wireless tech analyst. thank you all for joining us. everyone is so excited about tomorrow, even though it will be a minor upgrade. adam, i will start with you. what do we know about the new features of the phone? adam: it will look like the ones that are out there now. the iphone 6 and six plus. it is part of the bump part of the cycle where apple focuses more on the software. you will get a better camera and processor and some other new features, but like you said, i

will speak to nancy pelosi about the widening income divide. zuckerberg and vanity fair. all of that ahead on bloomberg west. host as gearing up to big event tomorrow and unveil a new version or versions of the iphone. last year we saw the most significant redesign of the iphone since it came out in 2007, but were not asked that thing another major redesign this time. more like a minor upgrade. what exactly will we see? director forrogram the mobile division and a senior wireless tech analyst. thank you all for joining us. everyone is so excited about tomorrow, even though it will be a minor of rate. adam, i will start with you. what do we know about the new features of the phone? adam: it will look like the ones that are out there now. part of the a pump cycle where apple focuses more on the software. you will get a better camera and processor and some other new features, but like you said, is not as big as an upgrade as last year when there was anticipation for the bigger screens. we saw a hugear upgrade cycle, 74.5 million iphones shipped. will this be enough to have a

jiancarlo, and christine pelosi, daughter of house leader nancy pelosi. thank you both for joining us, we appreciate it. ms. pelosi, i'm going to start with you. your mother nancy pelosi has urged her colleagues to publicly continue to come out and support the iran nuclear deal. do you think that's going to continue to happen? >> absolutely. ms. careyy it's been exciting to see the support from coast to coast across the house democratic caucus. as was just mentioned, members of former republican administration colin powell coming out in support of the deal. the president will have overwhelming support from democrats and some republicans, and the deal will go forward. >> that is pretty much overwhelming support but not from all. giancarlo persutti, what do you make of the fact that there have been a few democratic hold outs, is that significant? >> i think it is also significant. i would also mention that it is my understanding that every republican has opposed the deal which speaks volumes, the degree to which there's opposition to what many people believ

pelosi: he is the speaker until he gives up the gavel. we will continue to negotiate with speaker boehner. and me will find that together what happens next in the republican caucus, whether there is an heir apparent or if there is a disagreement as to who will succeed the speaker. the fact is that september 30 is right around the corner, and we cr ino have a short-term a few days that would take us through. we have all agreed that whatever the day is, by november 20, we would have to be -- have our negotiations complete. we would go forward with an omnibus bill from their, an omnibus bill that would recognize that we are limiting sequestration, that the money that we add is dollar for dollar so weic and defense, build our defense and invest in the strength of our country in terms of our domestic agenda. this would all be completed in a timely fashion for the next year. as we aree time planning the offsets to the top line, the committees would be will in terms of the appropriations committee doing their appropriations. it is a question of

. >> let's take a look at the house, earlier, nancy pelosi's desk nancy pelosi sent out a colleaguesetter about getting everybody on board to support the iran deal, the rules committee takes it up in the house on tuesday evening for a debate beginning midweek. what does the debate look like in the house and who will some of the floor leaders be there? laura: the house is a bit more fluid right now in the colleague letter that you mentioned. minority leader pelosi did say that they have well over 100 democrats that have come out in support of the deal, but they need 146 in order to sustain a presidential veto. they are not quite there yet. she has been very aggressive over the august recess and administration has been to make sure that they are trying to get the support that they need. it is going to be very interesting next week. >> let's go back to the senate for a second. we didn't touch on the talk of potential for democrats to be able to filibuster, be able to prevent this from ever coming to a final vote. the number they were talking about was 41 with 38 now in favor of the deal

that is certainly the case between pelosi and boehner. they are at odds, you know, to say the least politically, not so much personally. so, dana, to you, pelosi took that as an opportunity to talk about the politics going on and maybe that may well be a motivation for the speaker to step down, but what will this mean now going forward? >> well, first off, let me speak to what you were just talking about with regard to john boehner and nancy pelosi, who have been kind of the co-leaders of the house for, what, about ten years now. they -- if you look at the history of how leaders interact across the aisle, they have not had the warmest and fuzziest of relationships. you know, it has historically been kind of common place for even those who very much disagree to have regular meetings, even if it's just to kind of get a sense of the schedule. they did not historically do that at all. they didn't have regular meetings. they didn't have meetings very often. i think they certainly had and have a respect for one another, but they don't have the

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met her when she was a staffer in sacramento and jackie met with the late great congress and nancy pelosi her and george ma governor and shock her hand she thought it was because - i thought it was because the bureau tons were on the odds of the fight and nancy worked for my brother filling inform so many years and, of course, the great daughter of the nancy worked so again, thank you all of you very much i really appreciate it. >> and, of course, ed e ed reiskin will be talking about the so-called bottom of castro hill i want to thank all of you guys very much (clapping.) and. >> okay. we're going to do the unveiling and i'll make a couple of closing remarks please stick around drum roll (clapping.) (drum rolling) here we go. (clapping.) >> take that willie brown (laughter (clapping.) >> i did invite is willie brown i think he is out of town i called him and his office also (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can you limousine we're at san francisco inspirational airport to discover the award-winning concession that conspi

of. >>> president obama meeting thursday with senate minority leader harry reid and nancy pelosi.nsist they are willing to back stop gap measures as long as planned parenthood defunding is off the table. >> i hope we are all in agreement. democrats and republicans, that we should not have a government shutdown. it is costly to the government and to the american people as it was during the government shutdown before. so we are optimistic. we want to be cooperative. we want to negotiate in good faith. >> with 13 days left before a possible government shutdown, pelosi admits she and house speaker boehner haven't scheduled talks. >>> a federal appeals court in st. louis ruling obamacare unjustly. the religious based employers being forced to provide coverage for contraceptives. the higher court sided with colleges in iowa, michigan and missouri. it conflicting with federal appeals court ruling. under the appeal, they no longer have to provide insurance for employees birth control. >>> the white house is thinking about scrapping its program to build a large scale syrian fighting force.

very much is part of our vision vision 2025 i'm shortly here from the house leader napping nancy pelosi who was the first woman speaker of house (clapping.) and remains one of the most influential woman in american politics today, i'm so proud here exceptional granddaughter is among our san francisco students through a very strong partnership with mayor ed lee and middle-income and the school board the school district has by a preponderance from the initiatives through the mayor excluding the mayor's middle grade and circling the schools that brought in inbe prientdz amount of benefits through city bank it is with great appreciation and introduce our next speaker it is mayor ed lee our education mayor with a capita e. >> mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) thank you, dr. well, you know learning and earning cvs have often been the very secrets to success and certainly for san francisco but you know with formal mayor naichl jose brought to us made it less secret and plentiful to the families we knew more challenged than other families and make sure they will be successful in the city as well so

after the event, there be more private time when nancy pelosi and harry reid will join in. the choreography is so specific, and you know, you can only imagine what it's like when you're in charge of all of that as the speaker of the how was and you also have this incredible emotional attachment to the person you are about to meet and this incredible spiritual attachment to your faith as john boehner does. it's just remarkable watching these pictures of him as he anticipates the pope's arrival in just a minute or two. >> what can you tell about the first pontiff to address the u.s. congress? >> this is something that had been tried before with previous house speakers and administrations. they had invited pope john paul ii. there had been invitation to his predecessor, pope francis was essentially the third of the last three to get the invitation, and it was made clear that when the pope agreed that he would come to washington as part of the official washington visit, that's when officials at the vatican, not necessarily the pope said ok, let's do this. >> your holiness,ical

and you know we have many examples as our commission on the status of women knows we have leader pelosi and senator feinstein and senator box and those are accomplished women fire hydrant for san francisco residents in the nations capital that is a team of force (clapping.) well, we also know that women have lead the way to the ballot box process as well i want to take a special opportunity to honor the legal women voters in san francisco city of lead the voting rights movement in the city providing vital election information and getting the women out to vote and making sure the agenda was fuller than the established agenda might be and earlier this year and recently actually our human rights commission i know our members are here took a privilege to honor the legal women voters and, of course, a long time voting rights advocate maxine for advocating the voting rights give special recollection and the women's sufficient rage 95 years ago helped toe lead the way for the voting rights act and lincoln those movements we become a stronger community as we understand that for everyone it is a

christine pelosi, a democratic strategist, the daughter of nancy pelosi. if you thought that name sounded familiar of course it does. ms. pelosi, i'm going to start with you. your mother, nancy pelosi has urged her colleagues to come out and support the iran nuclear deal. do you think that will happen? >> absolutely ms. carey, it's been bracing to see the support across the country. as just mentioned also members of the former republican administration such as colin powell coming out in support of the deal the president will have overwhelming support from democrats and from some republicans and independents. the deal will go forward. >> not unanimous support, giancarlo persrsutti is joining us. is that significant the holdouts? >> i think it is significant. my understanding every republican in the senate has owned the deal which speaks volumes i believe about the degree to which there's opposition to what many we believe is a bad deal for the united states and for the world. but to answer your question, i think that it's absolutely a telltale sign that you

. >> reporter: the film, san francisco 2.0, is a first person account by alexandra pelosi, award winning director and native of san francisco. she details the developments changing the landscape of the city she loves. >> the city lured in the tech giants creating the second gold rush for san francisco. >> reporter: tech companies moving in, long-time residents moving out. >> it's my hometown and that means a lot. so to watch it means a lot to me but i think that the rest of the world is watching san francisco to see how they cope. >> reporter: she talks to power brokers. >> we went from 9.5% unemployment rate to 5.2% in less than two years. >> reporter: as well as community activists like roberto hernandez who points to one of the many murals in his mission district neighborhood. it shows a family being evicted as a more affluent group moves in. >> we have 3,000 children who are homeless today. you know? and their families. and in a city that's so full of financial wealth today, to me that's criminal. >> she will find their young talent on these luxury buses. >> major sentiment is how do

president obama meeting with harry reid and nancy pelosi. they insist they are willing to back stop gap measures to keep the government running as long as planned parenthood is off the table. >> i hope we are all in agreement. democrats and republicans, we should not have a government shutdown. that's costly to the government and to the american people as it was during the government shutdown before. so we're optimistic. we want to be cooperative. we want to negotiate in good faith. >> with only 13 days left before a possible government shutdown, pelosi admits she and boehner have not even scheduled talks. >>> a federal court over religious based employers to force them to provide health coverage for contraception. the lower court decision was upheld for iowa and michigan and missouri colleges. it conflicts with other court rulings before it. under the latest hearing, it will not have to provide coverage for birth control. >>> the $500 million plan was a core part of the strategy to defeat the terrorist group. the program is failing accordin

and nancy pelosi has a conference at 10:30 and expect to hear from her there.line, charles, very fluid. stay tuned throughout the day. >> thank you very much blake berman. i want to go now, we don't have representative john mica anymore, but we have senator scott brown. i don't know if you were able to hear before we broke in with news from blake, i was asking representative mica if he got, or understood why the grass roots american voter is upset. he's been in office since 1993 and he talked about some of the accomplishments, but i still think it's guys been around as long as he has and others, that don't get the resentment of core voters and others. >> let's thank him for his service, he's had a great run and gone great things for our country and commend him. and he felt there was a cleaning of the guard coming and wanted to end it on his own term and really to negotiate with no hold's bar to avoid a government shutdown which honestly would be a disaster for our party. it's time where we have an opportunity to take the white house to increase the numbers in t

. >> on sunday, house minority leader nancy pelosi reacted to the news o boehner resigning. she says she's fought quite sure if she'll miss him. >> we can agree to disagree without being negative with each other. yes, i don't know if i'll miss him, but here one day -- >> pelosi says the whole idea of the speaker resigning is a sign of disarray in the republican party. john boehner is set to step down october 30th. >>> a fifth person did from the tugboat disaster. all of the dead were from that school. the ntsb, but they now say they did not have a recommended repair if 2013. verdicts are trying to figure out if the company was aware of that warning. right about now, pope francis is landing back if rome after his three-city u.s. tour. before he left, though, some funny moments to show you. he stopped his profession to kiss the baby dressed like the pope, himself. he dressed with a family that drove 13,000 miles in a volkswagon to meet him. the pope's reaction, quote, are you crazy. but the weekend's funniest moment came saturday night when actor mark wahlberg spoke to the per

. >> on sunday, nancy pelosi reacted to the news of boehner resigning, and she said she's not quite sure if she'll miss him. >> we can agree to disagree without being negative about each other, but yes, i don't know if i'll miss him. here one day. we just work. we barely have time to -- >> pelosi said the idea of the speaker resigning is the disarray in the republican pa y party. >>> a fifth person has died from last week's boat crash in seattle. the latest victim is a 20-year-old woman, international student attending north seattle college. all of the dead were from the school. there's no exact cause yet from the ntsb, but they say the duck boat didn't have a recommended axel repair in 2013. investigators are trying to figure out if the company was aware of the warning. >>> pope francis safely back in rome after his three-city u.s. tour. he spoke to reporters on the plane. he also tweeted, with my heartfelt thanks. may the love of christ always guide the american people. god bless america. before he left, some funny moments. he stopped his procession to kiss a baby dressed like, yeah, t

that through the strong speakerships of nancy pelosi and others, that the power centers had gotten outf whack. essentially that the committees had lost power and there wasn't as much legislating being done on the floor and there wasn't much inclusion of other kinds of members. so he wanted to be the traditional speaker if you will and having that open door is now part of -- i mean, to give your hyperpartisan members of the conference that gate into leadership is extraordinary and it was one of the reasons why john went through all of the political firing squads if you will that went up over the last five years because he wanted to give those people a shot at having their voice heard. >> norm, tom price, rick mulvaney, are those people going to be heard in a different way if the house majority leader goes to one of their number? and is that enough? >> you know, the freedom caucus which is the more radical group of members, somewhere around 40 to 50 and it will tell you something that the republican study committee which when it was created in 1973 as the kind of right wing caucus of rep

pelosi in her hometown of san francisco, amalie joins us now.oulos he had to say about the tech boom impact. it has felt destin felt there incredibly in pricing and houses. >> we spoke to congresswoman poulos he at the premiere of her daughter passes hbo documentary, which offers a scathing critique of the tech industry and how little they are doing to help the community here in san francisco as the income inequality gap widens. that was the focus of this conversation. this is where nancy pelosi's constituents are. we see this all play out in her district. these are companies creating jobs on the one hand here on the other hand, we them increasingly removed from the communities in which they lived. toe a listen to what she had say about what companies can do to be more responsible to the community. tech community, it is a tremendous advantage to san francisco. it has always been through the creation,nd job innovation, and if all of that is good for the community, as long as it does not change the character of the community. -- emily: a very poli

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. >>> congresswoman nancy pelosi visited a first grade classroom to see how kids are saving for their college education. the house minority leader heard more about the city's kinder to college program. it started about four years ago. the city has started college funds for every kindergartner. the accounts are created automatically. >> we tell that family, here's your savings account, your account card and i.d. number. go online already because the city has already put an initial deposit of $50 into your account. >> the city contributes more money as the students reach certain goals. it's estimated the program has saved san francisco parents $1.3 million. >>> uber drivers in california can move forward with a class action lawsuit over whether they are employees and not independent contractors. the judge said the plaintiffs in the lawsuit could include drivers who worked for uber x, uber black and, ber suv since august 2009. they argue the workers have the ability to set theiron schedules meaning they do not need to be considered as employees. >>> tesla is on schedule to begin deliveri

meanwhile, minority leader pelosi deputy chief a step on another person willing to run. bit tongue-in-cheek, he tweeted out the speaker announcing the run to read washington journal talk to republican house member this morning about the search for a new speaker. >> california republican joins us in the wake of speaker john boehner bombshell resignation announcement friday and head of the house republican conferenced meeting this afternoon to discuss how to move for. what is the mood of thewhat was conference heading into that meeting? >> guest: actually, there is aae sense of relief. there had been o an enormous tension building up for reasons that are both fair and unfair. i think john boehner realized he and become a lightning rod for e lot of the frustrationsco, not only house republicans, but als, republican voters and by removing himself from the equation i think he has given the conference and ability to hf take a fresh start. i think he will improve the moralees of the conference, butt won't change the political dynamics that are responsible for that frustration.

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reiskin they the a lot of the work as well listen this is my person player to join all of you leader pelosi and jackie and betty and fiona and burr at an family and all the friends to have this special occasion of people who have no time they're moving lives have been touch but can testify that john is a personalities never to be forgotten but also one that i think all of us celebrate for so many reasons i see present members of the board of supervisors that are here thank you fire chief and the department heads that have been touched with his great work and past members of the board of supervisors the community leaders for years have had the privilege of his leadership, but his council i for one wanted to say more strongly that i don't think i would have every gotten without the specialized counseling john you quietly dispersed to those you loved the most i have to remember that. >> but you know beyond the you know the very colorful language of this often associated with his speeches i do believe that i've sought out for many years the council of the people that have the experience of touc

pelosi: i think it means it will be overturned. but it would have been interesting decision because it was unprecedented in our entire history. that decision. the decision will be appealed and i'm confident the court will not want to become an arbiter between arguments between the executive and legislative branches of government. we have been down that path. the constitution does not contemplate that role for the supreme court and republicans have tried 60 ways to repeal the affordable care act. i believe that this will be overturned. it's a very -- it's an astounding decision, actually. never happened before in the history of our country. >> on the question of syrian refugees, secretary kerry has announced that they are going to increase the numbers coming to the united states to 5,000. many people still think that's much too low. former governor martin o'malley has called for 65,000. wonder if you have been in any discussions with speaker boehner about legislation that would increase the number, and what number do you think is ap

. >> on sunday, house minority leader nancy pelosi reacted to the news of boehner resigning, said she's not quite sure if she'll miss him. >> we can agree to disagree without being negative about each other, but yes, i don't know if i'll miss him. we just work. >> pelosi said the whole idea of the speaker resigning is the sign of the disarray in the republican party. john boehner is set to step down september 30th. >> right about now, pope francis is landing back in rome after his three-city u.s. tour but before he left there were some funny moments. he stopped his procession to kiss a baby dressed like the pope himself. how cute is that? he also met with an argentinean family that drove 13,000 miles in a volkswagen to meet him. the pope's reaction? "you are crazy." but the weekend's funniest moment came saturday night, act yormark wahlberg spoke briefly to the soloist on stage. >> that right there was truly the voice of an angel but when he whispered in my ear that he loved the movie "ted," and i told him that was not appropriate for a boy of his age. holy father, please, forgive me. >

pelosi: yes. reporter: on the law enforcement, that seems to lower the real way to get republicans -- indiscernible] reporter: that takes it out of the appropriations process because there is money in the entitlement area. ms. pelosi: sustains the veto. actually, it would be interesting to see if they go to reconciliation, because while they don't like planned parenthood and i can attest to the fact that for decades, they have been out to get planned parenthood and they don't believe in family planning. it's hard for people to understand that. but that's what we are dealing with. this isn't about terminating a pregnancy. but most people believe that that are family planning, most catholics overwhelmingly believe that family planning is an appropriate practice. if they are going after planned parenthood in the interest -- comfortable to do it because they don't believe in family planning, they are really achieving their other goal, which is to shut down government. i would be interested to see if t

she is the daughter of congresswoman nancy pelosi. the film is called, san francisco 2.0. it's a look at the pros and cons of how san francisco has evolved amid the tech boom. hbo will televise it this month. >>> some scientists in scotland discovered a protein that allows ice cream to last longer and melt slower. they say it sticks to fat and air to create a smoother stable mixture. the researchers are in talks with food companies about potentially using the protein in their products. >>> 4:51. it's a new videogame called trump him. find out how you can soon be throwing soccer balls and liquor bottles at donald trump -- if you want to -- all from the comfort of your own home,,,, >>> good morning. if you look at san francisco and oakland temperatures spot on for this time of the year. but around the bay 70s across the peninsula with the clearing of the skies 70s and low 80s across the santa clara valley which is below average. east of the bay, these temperatures are averaging a good 10 degrees below normal. north the golden gate bridge from a windy 67 degrees in stinson be

and you know we have many examples as our commission on the status of women knows we have leader pelosi and senator feinstein and senator box and those are accomplished women fire hydrant for san francisco residents in the nations capital that is a team of force (clapping.) well, we also know that women have lead the way to the ballot box process as well i want to take a special opportunity to honor the legal women voters in san francisco city of lead the voting rights movement in the city providing vital election information and getting the women out to vote and making sure the agenda was fuller than the established agenda might be and earlier this year and recently actually our human rights commission i know our members are here took a privilege to honor the legal women voters and, of course, a long time voting rights advocate maxine for advocating the voting rights give special recollection and the women's sufficient rage 95 years ago helped toe lead the way for the voting rights act and lincoln those movements we become a stronger community as we understand that for everyone it is a

so does congresswoman nancy pelosi. she opposes kate's law, a proposal in congress inspired by the shooting that would punish sanctuary cities. >> this horrific crime and terrible as it is, is not a reflection of what the sanctuary cities were established to do, what they have accomplished. >> pelosi says congress should instead approve immigration reform to normalize the status of those here illegally. >>> let me give you a quick heads up on the video we're about to show you. the man you see in it survived without serious injury. watch. from the force of the blast, you can see he's lucky. this is the explosion of a steam pipe at a san jose construction site. it happened a year ago, but it's the latest chapter in the dispute between santa clara county and the company that is rebuilding valley medical center. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live with the rest of the story. david. >> reporter: well, dan, you're about to see even more of that dramatic video showing that worker surviving that underground blast. now, sant

so does congresswoman nancy pelosi. she opposes kate's law, a proposal in congress inspired by the shooting that would punish sanctuary cities. >> this horrific crime and terrible as it is, is not a reflection of what the sanctuary cities were established to do, what they have accomplished. >> pelosi says congress should instead approve immigration reform to normalize the status of those here illegally. >>> let me give you a quick heads up on the video we're about to show you. the man you see in it survived without serious injury. watch. from the force of the blast, you can see he's lucky. this is the explosion of a steam pipe at a san jose construction site. it happened a year ago, but it's the latest chapter in the dispute between santa clara county and the company that is rebuilding valley medical center. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live with the rest of the story. david. >> reporter: well, dan, you're about to see even more of that dramatic video showing that worker surviving that underground blast. now, sant

the daughter of nancy pelosi, and joins us from san francisco. thank you for being with us. this is the first time that we are seeing friction between the top two republican candidates, donald trump and ben carson, is this from wednesday's debate, and will we see the gloves come off. >> i think we will. donald trump has a giant bull's eye on his back. he's taking shots. this is the first time. you saw a little bit of it in the first debate. this is the time candidates will come out and take him to task for a lot of things that he's been saying about everybody. >> you are part of a political family going back to the days of your grandfather in baltimore as the major there, your mum the house leader and majority leader. what does it take to be a politician. we hear donald trump talking about not having the chops to do this or that. can a trump succeed on capitol hill based on what you know about how congress and washington works? >> well, i'll say this - having been travelling on the road for 10 years doing the campaign boot camps, with hundreds of

pelosi visited the city in 2008. >>> new jersey congressman frank pal own is not too happy with all themercials he's seen for fantasy sports league. in a statement he writes anyone who watched a game this weekend was inundated by commercials for fantasy sports websites, and it's only the first week of the nfl season. pallone wants congress to take a look at the relationship between fantasy sports gambling and professional leagues. >>> rick perry's more popular now that he has suspended his campaign. yeah according to google trend peep's interest in rick perry as a gop candidate has increased six-fold after his short-lived campaign came to an end. and there's a lot of talk about what catch phrase former california governor arnold schwarzenegger will use on the next season of "celebrity apprentice." gop presidential candidate donald trump famously had "you're fired" right, remember that? talk show host conan o'brien has come up with a few ideas for arnold. >> take a look. there's hasta last vista baby, there's you're terminated. your expendal. you've been totally recalled. i commando you.

. >> have you talked to nancy pelosi at all? >> yeah. >> speaker boehner on his farewell press conference on a day that shocked his republican caucus. he announced a decision he made, he says, this morning after some deliberation to resign from the house and step down as speaker. in his words to save the house and his colleagues from the irreparable harm that he saw looming if he were to continue in that role and have to lead his caucus and a fractious house through some of the controversial items that are on the agenda immediately, most especially the potential over the next few days for a government shutdown and then looming debates over the extension of or the revision of the debt ceiling. he called himself a regular guy with a big job. he said he's not a legacy guy. he did say this was a decision that he had been thinking about for a long time, that his initial intention was to resign at the end of last year, but then when majority leader -- when the majority leader stepped down because he lost in a primary, he decided that

minority leader pelosi said that they have well over 100 democrats that have come out in support of the deal. they need 146 in order to sustain a presidential veto. .hey're not quite there yet she has been very aggressive over the recess, as well as the administration, to make sure they get the support they need. it will be very interesting next week. host: let's go back to the senate. one thing we did not touch on is the potential for democrats to filibuster this from coming to a final vote.

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minority leader pelosi did say that they have well over 100 democrats that have come out in support ofhe deal, but they need 146 in order to sustain a presidential veto. they are not quite there yet. they have been very aggressive over the august recess and administration has been to make sure that they are trying to get the support that they need. it is going to be very interesting next week. >> let's go back to the senate for a second. we didn't touch on the talk of potential for democrats to be able to filibuster, be able to prevent this from ever coming to a final vote. the number they were talking about was 41 with 38 now in favor of the field -- of the deal. our leaders indicating at all that they might have the ability to stop this from coming to a final vote? laura: because they are so close to the 41 number, as you said, it will be interesting to see if they decide to do that. people in senator durbin's office have said that the democrats are not planning to filibuster, and senator joe manchin, one of the undecided still left -- there are five undecided democrats left -- said

host: that was house minority leader nancy pelosi yesterday. we are getting your reaction, including your texts this morning, like steve from new orleans. he says, they operate like mafia, the to not have mercy on people, and they don't even have mercy to one of their own. omert gohm t -- is the man for the job. cassidy says, stepping down will cause a vacuum, like what we have seen from the u.s. withdrawal from the middle east. en is up next from cincinnati, ohio, close to speaker boehner's hometown. caller: i host a radio show here in cincinnati. i grew up right next to where john boehner grew up. i graduated from xavier university, the same university as john boehner. i felt the trade by john boehner, and mitch mcconnell. i feel like they rolled over, and gave president obama everything he wanted. this whole issue of shutting down the government, you have to me,d on principle, and, to cap the continuing resolution going. host: who do you want to see as the next speaker of the house? caller: i do not know yet, but i do not want them to move e

especially pelosi, she is and ben, i am catholic, carson, i really like him. he was a doctor and he even operated on babies that womb.in the if they cannot understand that, are they a cancer? i do not understand. host: pennsylvania, the independent line. caller: hello. host: go ahead. caller: i called in on the others' line as i do not wish to express my party. i just watched john boehner's resignation. i think that is a tremendous man sitting down from his position. i would also like to add this opens up a new door. i see in both parties, this election, both parties, democrat and republican, are going to have tremendous trouble emerging a front runner. a great man represents the republican side. i think the party should, throwing it out there, for their benefit, 80 they should get home -- maybe they should go home and see -- i see a man there capable of sitting in the oval office. also, in the other party, i see again tremendous turmoil. bring in the best candidate is going to be very difficult. i do not know, it could have been announced, maybe joe biden thr

both john boehner, the speaker, and nancy pelosi, the leader of the minority parties are both catholics. and it runs the gamut from state to state. i do think that it is remarkable in many respects that catholics have reached such prominence and as you mentioned, i think vice president biden, the first catholic vice president. obviously john kennedy before this setting the stage. but i think the acceptance of catholics as elected representatives beyond the catholic community is also reflective in that presence. >> and there is, we should say, there's one member right now, one of your colleague is a republican from arizona who said, he is going to be boycotting this speech, the pope's speech, because of climate change. is that -- have you heard any rumblings of anybody else who might -- >> not really. and i think that's his loss. i think to say you won't listen to the pope because of one issue, i think every one of us can probably find one thing that will make us uncomfortable that he will say. that's not a reason not to listen to his message. you don't have to agree with everything he s

being here i'll ben the principal of monroe elementary school excited to have you here and nancy pelosioining us we have wonderful staff a wonderful students at monroe we have 4 do hundred and 4 students and china's literacy program your goal to really prepare our students to succeed in life and go to college we're college bound school i'm proud to be the principal and video you here i want to introduce the to the treasurer jose cisneros. >> thank you, principal solace good morning at more and more o monroe elementary schools i'm the city treasurer i want to give you a brief background on the kindergarten to a colony program and the success we started the kindergarten college program we saw research that says if a clorj colony groups that will go to sclej without a similar account only 8 percent of kids born 0 into low income families complete colony minimal we launched did cubed college in the last four years opened 20 thousand accounts automatically for kindergarteners in the it is $50 to start those children start with money saved for college we do those account opening absolutely au

any effort to circumvent senator reid and leader pelosi will ultimately fail because they're going to- republicans are going to need the support of democrats in the house and senate in order to pass this legislation. >> reporter: well, i mean on that point specifically, it doesn't seem that republicans don't want to negotiate with democrats, they want to negotiate with the president directly. >> the president is not the leader of the house of representatives and the president is certainly not the leader of the senate, either. there are elected representatives of the house democratic caucus and the senate democratic caucus and of course the administration has influence in those two caucuses. and the kind of highly functioning working relationship we've had with those caucuses have been able to advance critical pieces of the president's agenda. but ultimately while the administration will certainly be involved in these budget discussions, leader reid and leader pelosi and their support is going to be necessary to get this done. >> reporter: why do you think senator mcconnell only wants

and you know we have many examples as our commission on the status of women knows we have leader pelosi senator feinstein and senator box and those are accomplished women fire hydrant for san francisco residents in the nations capital that is a team of force (clapping.) well, we also know that women have lead the way to the ballot box process as well i want to take a special opportunity to honor the legal women voters in san francisco city of lead the voting rights movement in the city providing vital election information and getting the women out to vote and making sure the agenda was fuller than the established agenda might be and earlier this year and recently actually our human rights commission i know our members are here took a privilege to honor the legal women voters and, of course, a long time voting rights advocate maxine for advocating the voting rights give special recollection and the women's sufficient rage 95 years ago helped toe lead the way for the voting rights act and lincoln those movements we become a stronger community as we understand that for everyone it is appro

pelosi: thank you. i also want to quote another epublican, who served in the administration of president george herbert walker bush. senator john warner joined carl levin, senator carl levin, two chairman of the senate armed services committee. one a democrat, but before him, a republican, john warner. . they talk about how they support this. the deal on the table, they say, is a strong agreement and it leaves in place the robust deterrents and credibility of a present military option. we urge our former colleagues not to take any action which would undermine the deterrent value of a coalition that participates in and would support the use of military option. the failure of the united states to join this agreement would ave that effect. i submit karl levin and john warner -- carl levin and john warner's statement never record. and again, i refer to statements of my colleague, they're -- colleagues, they're thoughtful, they're serious and they're courageous in support of the agreement. i'd like to thank

would love to see pelosi and mcconnell follow. we conservatives are kicking his rino butt. >> glad boehner is resigning. he was the worst speaker. >> and back to louisiana. a reminder we are going back to new york city here shortly for the pope's comments at the 9/11 memorial. hi, kenny. go ahead. >> caller: hi. good morning. i would like to know specifically who attached that planned parenthood bill to the spending bill? >> say your question again. >> caller: i would like to know who specifically attached the planned parenthood bill to the spending bill. >> well, that's a good question. it was a house and senate. it was attached by leadership in the senate. attempted yesterday. of course they couldn't move forward. the house is yet to act on it. we're reading it is not going to be specifically attached. kind of a complicated parliamentary maneuver. i don't know specifically who touched that. why? >> caller: well, this is why the american peel are so outraged with congress. because congress does not move forward because of these a

. >> nancy pelosi said it was evidence of the far right's, quote, hijacking of the g.o.p. >> the disarray among the house republicans, their obsession with shutting down government at the expense of women's health needs to be reckoned with and recognized. >> former mccain campaign director ford o'connell and capri join me now, ford, who do you think it should be who should lead and take over as speaker? >> let's say, this kevin mccarthy, the leaders going to get the first crack at this, the question is whether he can get 218 votes. if he can't, it may be open season who the next speaker of the house is. but kevin mccarthy gets the first crack at it. >> okay, kevin mccarthy, do you think he will be able to actually get a little more work done especially on the economic side of the u.s., especially going forward with so much economic uncertainty with the fed rates and slow growth. >> so hard to tell, there is such instability right now on capitol hill, and you know frankly former speaker minority leader pelosi was right in the sense this is a seismic shift for the house. frankly, i saw toda