deputy rick johnson joins me now from houston. or as i'm told you're called deputy j.l, you have inspired so many people. take us through what was happening sunday when that photo was taken. >> well, when that photo was taken, i was going through a neighborhood called the black horse subdivision. we was going home to home, checking to make sure everybody was out. if they wanted to leave the home, we were assisting with that. and i approached the neighbor's house to the right at first. we got that family out. after getting that family out i went to that house and as i was approaching the mother came out. she advised that her and her family did need assistance. i grabbed a couple -- she was grabbing bags and i told her just to focus on making sure she get the essential things like ids, money, and i told her i would take her kids. she didn't have any problem with that. i grabbed both kids so she could focus on other things. when i was walking out the door, another deputy snapped a pictures of me and sent it to another guy. and they placed it on our harris county facebook

rick santorum. there would be no grant, cassidy or heller johnson without rick. we block granted the money, unleashed innovation at the state level, and not one dime of extra spending has occurred since 1996. we were generous in the beginning, and the governors figured it out, there was a better way of dealing with welfare population. i had a bill to opt out of obamacare. rick said why don't you just do the block grant like we did with welfare reform. when you look at it, it's such an elegant, fair, commonsense solution to a complicated problem. dean heller. dean heller is in the fight for his political life. a lot of people around here -- and i understand it. i'm included sometimes myself -- just wish hard problems would go away. this is a tough business to be in. but dean was told -- and he said this today -- by all the experts, just lay low, don't get your fingerprints on this health care debate, there is no winners, health care is too complicated. we just can't -- just stay away from this fight, lay low. and dean told us today in the conference i didn't get e

rick santorum. there would be no grant, cassidy or heller johnson without rick. we block granted the money, unleashed innovation at the state level, and not one dime of extra spending has occurred since 1996. we were generous in the beginning, and the governors figured it out, there was a better way of dealing with welfare population. i had a bill to opt out of obamacare. rick said why don't you just do the block grant like we did with welfare reform. when you look at it, it's such an elegant, fair, commonsense solution to a complicated problem. dean heller. dean heller is in the fight for his political life. a lot of people around here -- and i understand it. i'm included sometimes myself -- just wish hard problems would go away. this is a tough business to be in. but dean was told -- and he said this today -- by all the experts, just lay low, don't get your fingerprints on this health care debate, there is no winners, health care is too complicated. we just can't -- just stay away from this fight, lay low. and dean told us today in the conference i didn't get e

johnson has been a guy mr. smith goes to washington. rick santorum sort of started this process. i have been up here 20 years. i never enjoyed anything more. i believe this is the most important thing i can ever do for the country, working with my colleagues. not to just repeal obamacare, but to replace it with a system closer to where you live, controlled by people you can vote for. and we are going to get there. to my republican colleagues, we are going to fulfill our promise to repeal and replace, to the american people. we are going to improve health care for you. at the end of the day, that is the only promise that matters. >> to be clear, three events that are under our control, we do not have the votes. in speaking to the leadership and the president, i think they are on speed dial. we made the decision since we do not have the votes, we will postpone that vote. am i disappointed? absolutely. it is a disappointment for myself. just today, there is a ehealth.com report that the average family of three making $82,000 a year, 401% at poverty level will be paying $29,000 per year for their policy which mea

rick santorum will tell us how history is on our side, ron johnson will discuss numbers, and we will discuss how this is a good deal for -- the countries as a whole. if you believe repealing and replacing obamacare is a good idea, this is your best and only chance to make it happen. every thing else fails, except this approach, which will work if we get behind it. healths a single-payer care system, this is your worst nightmare. bernie. this injured dream of a single-payer health care system people ona -- we need board now to stop what i think is inevitable if we fail, which is single-payer health care for all, which is the end of quality and the end of a sustained federal judge it. there are three choices. part -- prop up obamacare, bernie care, or our bill. that's where he worked at -- that's where ou're. cap -- you're at. count me in for an idea that has a patient choice they would never hair -- here on single-payer health care. count on my dutch people in my state making decisions about health care, versus bureaucrats from washington. there's a lot of fight from the republican pa

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two otherve cosponsors, senator ron johnson republican from rick -- wisconsin and the power from nevada. he is considered to have the toughest reelection race of all republicans in 2018. he jumps on board with this right away, also former senator rick santorum from pennsylvania conservative. he has taken a bit of credit for this bill, saying he's comparing this to welfare reform in the 1990's, which was considered a big conservative win. he says that he went to senator graham after the senate failed to repeal the affordable care act in july, he said one of you do something like health-care reform? rick santorum and lindsey graham, they are kind of the brain children behind this plan. that's why we are calling it graham cassidy. >> what about the governor? statethis is you and with bloc grants, what are you hearing from the states? >> it has been really interesting, the republican governors are pretty split. we are seeing republican governors who say we love the idea of a, give us control, we want that authority, give us those dollars. other republican governors are very skeptical. want

rick fox from the l.a. lakers and esports and the new focus for activision and blizzard. ♪ ♪ cory: welcome back, i'm cory johnsone bloomberg l.a. sports summit. carried live on bloomberg radio, also can be found at bloomberg.com. rick fox had a terrific career in college, terrific career at the celtics, but at the lakers, he made himself a name as a power forward. but as a businessman, he is thinking about esports. rick: in my retirement, i never lost my fire for competition and that led me not only to discover what i think is the next generation of professional sports, which is today's videogame athlete that has found a way to not only compete out of joy but also make a career and living out of it. and closerng closer to what mainstream america would recognize as traditional sports and along with my partners, on the forefront of forging this conversation forward and continue to grow this industry. myself today talking to a lot of team owners and people about business models in sports and i wonder how the business model in these sports -- what you imagine the revenue will come from? rick: we are pretty bullish b

rick santorum is going to tell you how history is on our side. ron johnson will talk about numbers because that is what he does and dean heller will tell you about how this is a good deal for nevada and the country as a whole. i will start with this proposition. if you leave repealing and replacing obamacare is a good idea, this is your best and only happen.o make it everything else has failed except this approach, which will work if we get behind it. if you want a single-payer health care system, this is your worst nightmare. ends yourders, this dream of a single-payer health care system for america. we need people on board now to stop what i think is inevitable if we fail, which is single-payer health care for all which is the end of quality and the end of a sustainable federal budget. there are four -- three choices. care, or ourrnie bill. that is where we are our. count me out for propping up obamacare. hell no to bernie care. count me in for people in my state making decisions about health care versus some in washington. there is a lot of fight left in

rick santorum is going to tell you how history is on our site that ron johnson is going to talk about numbers because that's what he does in dean heller is going to tell you about how this is a good deal for the country as a whole and i'm going to start with the following proposition. if you believe repealing and replacing obamacare is a good idea, this is your best and only chance to make it happen because everything else has failed except this approach which will work if we get behind it. if you want a single-payer health care system this is your worst nightmare. birdie, bissinger dream of a single-payer health care system for america so we need people on board now to stop what i think is inevitable if we fail which is single-payer health care for all which is the end of quality and the end of a sustainable federal budget. there are three choices, prop up obamacare, ernie care for our bill. that's where you are at. count me out for propping up obamacare. hell no to birdie care. count me in for an idea that gives a patient a voice they would never have and single payer health care. c

rick santorum will tell us how history is on our side, ron johnson will discuss numbers,

our "closing bell" exchange, chris johnson from johnson research group steve grasso with us at post 9 rick santelli checks in from the cme in chicago as well it's a mixed day, steve, we've had gains for the week for the most part for a lot of these sectors. financials have done well. but apple has been a big laggard this week. what do you make in the aggregate, what's going on >> i would say the aggregate we're still at 2,500 in the s&p, huge battleground for stocks. >> right. >> in my opinion, it's good breakout or breakdown is good for probably a 2% move we've kept a lot of people on the sidelines. when you have markets that aren't moving as volatile as they would like them to move, you sit on your hands. you don't do anything. but when you look at apple, remember that -- the facial recognition glitch that they had during their presentation, i truly believe that that really opened up the sellers. everyone said, you know what, let's start ripping through it here, no reason to upgrade, let's start looking at numbers if they didn't have that glitch, this stock is at 160 range and that's my

johnson has been a guy, mr. smith goes to washington. all i can say about this team, including rick santorum, who sort of started this process -- i have been up here 20 years. i never enjoyed anything more. i believe this is the most important thing i can ever do for the country, working with my colleague. he is not to just repeal obamacare, but to replace it with a system closer to where you live, controlled by people you can vote for. we are going to get there. wemy republican colleagues, are going to fulfill our promise to repeal and replace. to the american people, we are going to improve health care for you. at the end of the day, that is the only promise that matters. >> to be clear, through events that are under our control and not under our control, we don't have the votes. speaking to the leadership, speaking to the president, i and him are on speed dial. since we do not have the votes, we will postpone. am i disappointed? absolutely. it is a disappointment for myself. just today, there is am e-healt .com report that the average family at 141% of the american poverty level

led by bill johnson and everybody here, they'll be putting out information on exactly what people should do. all right. thanks, everybody. >>> you've been listening to the florida governor rick scott describing urgent preparations underway in florida for hurricane irma. do not believe you could ride the storm out, the governor said and at the end expectations are doesn't know where it will hit but if somewhere in florida could have ten-plus feet of storm surge. the person watch aring this most closely for us here at cnn meteorologist chad myers. get straight to you. just heard ominous talk about the potential here from the governor and as the people are florida wonder, is it going to hit miami-dade? come to the west coast? competing or different forecast tracks. walk us through where we are. >> i think, john, the chance of it running up the east coast now, probably less than 5%. that's not zero, but it's 5%. if it goes often the east coast, probably better than 30% chance of a near miss and then the rest of it hitting florida directly somewhere. we now do have a hurricane watch for south florida. there is the storm still very close to the dominican republic but heading throu

rick scott, has urged people not to return to some areas because of the extensive damage. the storm is continuing to push inland, bringing torrential rain to alabama and tennessee. meanwhile the foreign secretary boris johnsonps, 50 police officers, and over 20 tonnes of aid are also on their way. here, three men, including two british soldiers, have been charged with terror offences — including membership of a banned neo—nazi group. they're due to appear before westminster magistrates‘ court this morning. two other men have been released without charge. the government is being threatened with widespread co—ordinated strike action over the cap on public sector pay increases. unite leader len mccluskey is the latest senior union figure to say walkouts are likely. he said the unions would take stronger action to oppose the wage cap on public workers. mr mccluskey told the today programme he was prepared to defy legal requirements that strike action needed to be approved by a ballot with a turnout of more than 50%. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 10. breaking news, the latest inflation figures are out. ben thompson's here. remind us what inflation is. how quickly prices are going up, so the t

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sheriff's deputy rick johnson helped two children through the floodwaters. the cajun navy from louisiana lined up on a highway like soldiers readying for battle. it was as far as the eye could see. the perhaps the most telling image of all was the human chain. when andrea smith went into labor in her flooded apartment, her neighbors formed a human chain to reach a truck to take her to the hospital. there was no right, no distinction, just humble, selfless americans joining hands and helping neighbors in a time of need. you could say that human chain was a symbol, because when you step back and soak it all in, you realize this is america. this is who we are as a nation, not those ideological zealots, not those communists, they could not see the unbroken chain. though we never loss the spirit of america, we occasionally lose sight of it which is why we should pay tribute to those in the human chain, the people who heeded the call and put their stranded countrymen first. they didn't mistake malice for power and they understand the greatest power of all is love.