so rick scott and attorney general pam bundy did not get to kill their prisoner last night. got to go ahead with her fundraiser at home in tampa, where presumably she slept great. >>> sometimes we get nights like this, we have more breaking news to report, legitimate breaking news, i'm not kidding, i mentioned at the top of the hour, they were debating a gun measure that they passed before. that they had passed before. but it was vetoed by missouri's governor. the bill they passed is an amazing piece of work. this was passed by the full legislature earlier this year in missouri. their bill would have declared invalid any laws about guns passed by the federal government. it would make it a state crime for any federal law enforcement official to come into missouri to try to enforce a federal gun law. the law on machine guns or something like that. if a federal law enforcement official wanted to enforce the law in missouri, missouri republicans said that, that that law enforcement official should be arrested and put in jail for a year. the state's democratic governor vetoed the

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that's rick scott. >> he did. big obstructer and now he's trying to change the vernacular of it all. back to you, verge. this weekend, schneider said he hopes to be this -- to be a reasonable model for the gop. what does reasonable model mean? with the way he has treated workers? >> that's just it. i mean, the reality is, what we see from all these republican governors, it's the same playbook. what we see is divide and conquer politics. we don't see moderation. we see divide and conquer. we see robin hood in reverse. steal from the poor and give to the rich that's the reality. one of the first things governor schneider did, he refused the long term unemployment benefits. he did away with that. this tea party divide and conquer, a let them eat cake mentality, they put into policy. you look at the national level, they're not helping michigan. they right away rush to pass a bill that says the republicans pushing for no help for cities that are veering toward bankruptcy. they try to cut off children and families from

in florida, we have a big consequence with governor locate loco, rick scott.not have health care at any cost. he doesn't care about us, the people who live here and who need this health insurance. by the way, of those 4 million you mentioned that do not have insurance, almost over a million are hispanics. so what is he thinking? he is truly, truly insane. >> what is the reaction of the people in florida on this? and what's the recourse to do something about it? >> well, first of all, the reaction is why? why keep us from doing this? you've been telling us, they've been telling us, the republicans, that this is a terrible law. that this is terrible for you. that it doesn't do any good. and yet now that it's about to be implemented and we have all these people without insurance, they want to keep you from getting it. so at any cost, they want to try to do this. we're just trying to educate the public, and let them know that you can actually get health insurance, you can find out information, and i -- the myths are all over the place. and they're doing that also

governor rick scott had scheduled the execution of marshall lee fwogore for septem 10th, but agreed to postpone id when asked by bondy's office. >> governor scott has supported a law this year that could speed up capital murder cases, indicated he delayed this execution without knowing the reason why. >> when another cabinet member asks for something, we try to work with them. >> she said she made a mistake. as a prosecutor, there was nothing more important than seeing justice done, especially when it came to murder. i personally put two people on death row and have participated in eight executions since i took office. and yet because we're talking about florida here, the rescheduling of the execution wasn't the craziest thing to happen this week. to me, this headline from "the miami herald" wins the day. state tells navigators to stay away from county health departments. florida's health department issued a directive this week telling its counselors would not be allowed to do their job on the premesis, so if you're asking what does an obama care navigator do? they help low income unin

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governor rick scott delay the execution while she had the opportunity for cash.cknowledging that the decision was a mistake. there was nothing more important than seeing justice done, especially when it came to the unconscionable act of murder. they had already stated twice and we absolutely should not ever quest that the date of the execution be moved. it is slated for october 1. that does it for now. check out our website and you can follow me on twitter and see you back here at 8:00 p.m.. >>> welcome to nhk, it's thursday, september 12th. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> it's been 12 years since the 9/11 terror attacks in the united states. people have gathered to remember the victims and reflect on the day. on the day

reelection fundraiser planned for yesterday september tenth two funding persuaded florida governor rick scott to delay the execution while she had the opportunity to hit up her supporters for cash bond he did however release a statement acknowledging that her decision was a mistake it reads as a prosecutor there was nothing more important than seeing justice done especially when it came to the unconscionable act of murder the planned execution of marshall lead gore had already been state twice by the courts and we should add we should absolutely should not have requested that the date of the execution be moved gore's new execution date is slated for october first barring of course any new campaign events. and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r.t. america check out our web site r t v dot com slash usa and you can follow me on twitter sam sachs we'll see you back here at eight pm. dramas that can't be ignored. stories others use and nobody. is changing the world right now. so take your focus days. from around the globe. no please don't tell me.

governor rick scott has urged as they sign up. >> i'm looking forward to getting back to what i love to do, and having health ainsurance will help me do that. >> reporter: but fulfilling her dream of becoming a doctor, she hopes one day soon she can start healing others. >> not all states plan to operate the exchanges the same, of course. wall treat journey reports these 14 states and the district of columbia have chose ton run their own heat care stem. but an overwhelming 27 states have opted out all together and say the federal government will run the healthcare. compared to missouri, this program will be federally run. under the law state employees are not allowed to help. people who want insurance will have to enroll online or the phones themselves. >>> egypt government leaders plan to end the transitional phase of their rule next string. they made the announcement today at the united nations. they're planning to hold elections. the regime has been in control since overthrowing former president mohamed morsi last july. >> what a difference a year makes. one year ago i was gatheri

today, florida governor rick scott announced his state was pulling out of the test. in towson, paul gessler, fox45 news at ten. a school district in oregon is now banning the cheerleading squad from wearing their uniforms at school. the problem is... their skirts are considered to be too short. some parents aren't happy about the new rule.... especially after spending hundreds of dollars on the uniforms. (jeff bryant, parent: 20.59. :38 they're in front of thousands of people tonight, in the same uniforms, but they can't wear them to school. why? why the change now, what happened from last year, what happened in a week, i don't understand ) the district says this year's skirts were the college version -- the high school skirts are a couple inches longer. vice president... joe biden... visited colorado today ... touring... flooded areas of the state. officials say... the raging water... destroyed some 19-huindred homes... and... damaged... more than 16- thousand.../. the flooding... is also being blamed for 8 deaths..../ biden... pledged... to help those affected.../

governor rick scott sent a letter to congressional leaders. there are safeguards in place to protect personal information handed over to the navigators. as for abraham she sees light at a tunnel that ends 1 january. >> i'm looking forward to getting back to what i love to do. having health insurance will allow me to do that. >> by fulfilling a dream to become a doctor, abraham hopes to cure others. >> so much of the affordable care act depends on where you live and not all states plan to operate the exchanges the same way. the "wall street journal" shows these states are running their own health care system. the nine states in red will be state and federally run, an overwhelming 27 states opted out entirely saying their health care exchange will be federally run alone. let's look at two extremes. missouri and kentucky. kentucky are promoting connect. they are encouraging uninsured to enrol. missouri's program will be federally run, and state employees are blocked from helping. in other words people who want insurance in missouri will have to e

the tampa bay times says she persuaded rick scott to reschedule an execution in order to accommodate-raiser. no matter what you think of the death penalty, this is shocking. rescheduling an execution so she can raise money? it's a betrayal of the public trust. ms. bondi has issued a statement admitting the mistake, saying we absolutely should not have requested that the date of the execution be moved. but she hasn't actually apologized. and the statement doesn't go far enough. the irony here is ms. bondi has supported governor scott's drive to speed up executions in florida, potentially depriving the accused of opportunities to prove their innocence. she's all for speeding up executions, unless it interferes with her political calendar. did she think we'd ignore her shameful decision? nice try, but we got you. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. that's how we make our living and that's how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should make up their own mind what's best for them. all i can say is it has worked well for us. mom?

right wingers like rick scott, tom corbett, and john kasich. even this governor.emember jan brewer? that finger pointing governor from arizona, she's in. why? because they believe in it. they know it helps people. so what is this guy doing? where did he come from? and who will be left standing? joining me now is ej dionne. ej, you've covered politics for a long time. have you ever seen anything like what senator ted cruz is doing? >> we've had a lot of filibusters in the civil rights years, but i don't think we've seen a figure on the right who brought everybody else together against him including a lot of conservatives that are upset with the road he's taken them down. i'm glad you focused on those republican governors. i was out in ohio and wrote about john kasich, whom i disagree with on a lot of things, but he's been gutsy in fighting his own republican legislature to do the medicaid expansion. all of these other republican governors have done it. why? well, because they see "a," this is a lot of money for their states. period. "b," they know they have a lot o

so naturally, florida's governor, rick scott, is against it.nth, governor scott directed the florida department of health to ban these navigators from county health facilities, a place where you would find people who are most in need of information about the program. governor scott claims his concern is about the privacy of florida floridans, saying in a letter to house speaker john boehner and harry reid, floridans should not have to exchange their privacy for insurance. some are fighting back, defying the ban on navigators and health facilities. and i'm delighted to say we are joined by the mayor of one of those counties, kristen jacobs of broward county, florida. good afternoon, ma'am. >> good afternoon. a pleasure to be with you. >> pleasure to have you. broward is not alone in defying the governor's directive. what is the legal basis you have cited for opposing the governor's ban? >> well, basically, it turns out that the state of florida doesn't own buildings all across the state. there are 67 counties, and they have health care facilitie

rick scott also stripped florida's insurance commissioner of his ability to review insurance rates androtect consumers from unfair or excessive premium hikes. the affordable care act requires insurance companies to justify any increase of 10% or more. last year this saved 6.8 million consumers and estimated one point $2 billion in health insurance premiums. this is working. this represents a state government openly obstructing implementation of our affordable care act. these witnesses don't have concerns about implementation. one witness, state attorney alan wilson, works under nikki haley, who said, when it comes to obama care we did not just say no. we said never. we are going to keep fighting until we get congress to defund obamacare. bobby jindal says, we do not think we should implement obamacare in louisiana. we are going to fight it. our constituents deserve better than this, and one constituent is here, a resident from my home state. if you are here, will you stand up? welcome. she came here at her own expense, and she is here to tell you her compelling story, but i will tell y

the poor living in the street so absolutely and what i hear things like the other day i think is rick scott the governor got. florida said that in order to get food stamps are going to pee in a cup and i don't recall jesus making that over the parliament you know when he was passing the loaves and fishes it seems that there are a lot of policies that are very inconsistent with the message of the gospels that have become just kind of normal in our society to realize that we have more in common you know what. things that the church truly allows people disagree about you know what's the best way to provide health care to people there's a lot of social policy about which the church leaves authentic room for discussion and my hope is that what pope francis is doing and i believe this is happening is is is causing those conversations to have more for us to realize that you know we see eye to eye on a lot more than maybe you would have thought we had i think he's humanizing this whole you know. for a long time it was just the social issues that were being promoted by pope benedict and pope while p

the poor living in the street so absolutely and what i hear things like the other day i think is rick scott the governor got. florida said that in order to get food stamps people going to pee in a cop and i don't recall jesus making that of herman you know that he was passing out loaves and fishes it seems that there are a lot of policies that are very inconsistent with the message of the gospels that have become just kind of normal in our society do you think that this pope will have an influence on the dialogue in america about how. we roll i think is the word that he used you find capitalism about a month ago i believe it was the word how wall we should allow capitalism to be or how much we should soften it well again i think my hope would be that and i think this that we're seeing this happen with catholics is that we realize that we have more in common you know what we're talking about catholics who are who are disagreeing about things that the church truly allows people disagree about you know what's the best way to provide health care to people there's a lot of social policy about wh

this is a tremendous group of people who desperately need health care and governor rick scott is denying them access and information. >> thank you for that. i yield my time. >> thank you, chairman. , i heard your testimony. we have it is everything going next door, and other program of interest. -- a classified briefing going next door. another program of interest. you said this is the law of the land but you have an opinion that there are aspects of this howthat were defective in they did things. let me run you through one of them. under the act, currently my medicaid, the poorest recipients -- it is a 50-50 deal. federal government present 50% on medicaid. state pays 50%. under the a horrible care act, for the first three years, it is 100% paid for by the federal taxpayer. afterwards, it goes to 90%. isn't it a legitimate concern of states that a promise to pay more for less poor people, less needy people at 90% while the more needy people are being inherentlyat 50% is unsustainable? in the acte bargain that we had to pass before we could read it created a situation in which some of th

rick. i'm jon scott. thanks for making "news watch" part of your weekend. >>> fox news alert on the escalating crisis in syria. a classified briefing just now wrapping up moments ago on capitol hill. lawmakers from the house and senate arriving here a short time ago. there you see them. reviewing the latest details on the syrian civil war and the allegations of the chemical weapons attack. as the obama administration now decides to ask congress to authorize a military strike against the bashar al assad regime. hello. i'm greg. welcome to the news headquarters. >> i'm heather childers. we are waiting for the outcome of the briefing and the president's call to take military action. >> nobody wants to have a slippery slope. i'm not for boots on the ground. i'm not leading to the war. i think for us to stand by and be silent when the acts are being committed. >> we have live team coverage. leland vittert is standing by in the mid east bureau. first let's go to peter. what is the latest on the hill. they just

rick. i'm jon scott.for making "news watch" part of your weekend. >>> fox news alert on the escalating crisis in syria. a classified briefing just now wrapping up moments ago on capitol hill. lawmakers from the house and senate arriving here a short time ago. there you see them. reviewing the latest details on the syrian civil war and the allegations of the chemical weapons attack. as the obama administration now decides to ask congress to authorize a military strike against the bashar al assad regime. hello. i'm greg. welcome to the news headquarters. >> i'm heather childers. we are waiting for the outc

and this is a tremendous, a group of people who desperately need health care, and governor rick scott is denying them that access and information. >> thank you for that. i yield my time. >> thank you. chairman issa. >> thank you, chairman. general wilson, i heard your testimony. i apologize, we have a classified briefing going next door on another program of interest with. of interest. but you said something a moment ago, this is the law of the land, right? but you have an opinion that there are some aspects of this law that were defective in how they did things, and let me just run you through one of them. under the act currently my state, ms. speier's state, the poorest of medicaid recipients, it's a 50/50 deal. federal government throws in 50% on medicaid, state pays 50%. under the affordable care act, for the first three years it's 100% paid for by the federal taxpayer. afterwards, it's supposed to go to 90%. now, isn't it a legitimate concern of states that a promise to pay more for less poor people, less needy people at 90% where the more needy can people are being reimbursed at

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reporters, kim mcnicholas from the tech blog pando daily and rick from bloomberg this week on "press:here." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. san francisco is very proud of its sports teams and for good reason. ignoring some of the recent efforts by the giants and the 49ers, we do win a lot. two world series wins, a super bowl appearance in just the past couple of years. the a's, american league west champions, and we build great stadiums. at&t is, perhaps, the best ballpark in the world. the 49ers will have a gargantuan new stadium in sunny silicon valley, and basketball golden state warriors plan an amazing facility next to the bay bridge. those teams are led by bright and capable businessmen, larry bayer of the giants, york of the 49ers, rick welts of the warriors. two of those three have been on "press:here" before. today, to borrow a phrase from hockey, we make it a hat trick. rick welts, president and ceo of the golden state warriors, thanks for being with us, joined by rick of bloomberg and kim mcnicholas of pando daily. this arena thing, i remember when jed york was here, i didn't believe he was going to bui

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scott. >> come o you knew i was going to have to go there, rick. >> i'll tell you what, i wish i could believe rich as well, but more importantly, i wish ben bernanke would listen to rich. at the end of the day, i'm not so sure i disagree. there are good things going on domestically and globally. how can i truly be sure? i can't be sure because in the back of my mind i see fmoc committees or obanomics contesting these programs. if it wasn't contested, abe wouldn't need the stimulus he's throwing in. i think the jobs number was disappointing but i thought the gdp in japan was positive. i don't know about the sustainability. >> mark tepner, what in. >> we're bullish. we think the market is in a short-term funk. we expect volatility over the next few weeks, next month. there's uncertainty whether or not the fed will begin tapering. we think that will happen in the near future. there's all these issues with what's going to happen in syria. investors are requiring a serious risk premium in order to put their cash to work. for our investors, our client, we're not as concerned what's going to happen

rick santelli is with us as well. mark, begin with you. nice to see you. >> glad to be here, scott. >> this whole day into perspective and what you're thinking about the market, given everything that's out there, syria, taper, you name it. >> well, i think that the market has decided maybe syria's not going to happen after all. if it is, it will be kind of a pinprick. and the jobs report on friday, let the air out of the -- >> taper bubble? >> yeah. >> taper talk? >> and so, you know, you've got a relief rally at this point that, you know, makes us feel better. i'm not sure we're not just spinning in place, which has been my point of view really since may when rates started to rise. >> so you're cautious now still? because an hour ago we had a panel on. they were 100% bullish. >> biggest bull market in our lifetime or our careers or something is what rich bernstein said. >> let's hope so for all of us. >> you don't think so, it sounds like? >> you know, michelle, i think valuation techniques we use at intrepid capital funds to kkr or apollo or blackstone. we've been challenged find

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rick, tell us about mudderella. tucker and i versus alli and courtney scott from travelocity battle of the sexes. >> i haven't exactlyou have agreed to this you just don't know. if my twitter is blown up, clayton's twitter blown up. i'm sure your bit twitter has blown up saying you must do. this my twitters -- some of them think that i should outsource this to jennifer rivera who nobody thinks that. >> no, they don't. more than welcome to join in. >> only person? so tell us what we have in store? >> listen to this. about a year ago, we did a tough mudder. an abbreviated version of a tough mudder. we have some video of that tough mudder. that was me going over this wall. i remember it two tries to get over that wall. tough mudder made a mudder rell women and men that they invite along. tucker and i have been invited to do in this morning. painful-looking part we haven't shown you yet. get ready for that take a look at the maps. show you what's going on. temperaturewise, we are looking pretty good. very nice across the east. alli, be happy 64 in new york and not 44. because there is a big tub of muddy water that you ar

scheduled speakers included governor scott walker of wisconsin, bobby jindal of louisiana, rand paul and john thune and karl rove and lance priebus, rickk part in the conference and said he'll seek re-election next year. local tea party actists upset with his support for expanding medicaid in the state were hoping they could recruit a challenger before the conference, but were unable do that, though. for more on the battle over the future of the national republican party, i want to bring in former illinois republican state chairman pat brady, he joins the rest of the panel. and, pat, you know, we'll start with you, you have aspective th. we're talking about the republican battle and the national battle and you're out there in the states. when you look at what is happening in washington now and think ahead to the 2014 elections and look at party leaders in washington flirting with a shutdown, flirting with a debt ceiling default and look ahead to 2016 and say we're going to have to field a candidate nationally that can run against hillary clinton maybe or somebody like that, do you have any optimism when you watch what is happening in w

rick santelli. in the end, doing nothing is good for the stock market. >> i'll take any fischer. how about you just put a fieschr in there. >> you have a great guest, scott? >> larry has called me other than when he asked me to testify against google. you don't want to buy a hardware separate from your software, you are don't want to buy a car and then download software to run your vehicle, you want it all integrated. >> i followed scott since we were in college to believe. i want to congratulate you on being a fabulous business person. >> i appreciate it. >> he was an upper classmen when you were there? >> and scott was a great, great athlete. he doesn't talk about it but he was fabulous. >> on the golf team, right, scott? >> i finally started playing hockey three years ago. the older i got, the faster i was. >> at a lot of things. >> that's personal. >> now you're coaching hockey. >> i'm coaching, yes. someday i'll be an owner. i'm on the board of directors of the san jose sharks. >> are you really? wow. >> j.c., we'll be watching. >> coming up, our guest host this morning has been scott mcnealy. we're going to give him the last word when "squawk box"

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talk to the authors, including scott berg, former senator kay bailey hutchison, david nassau on joseph p kennedy. brothers at war author, and pulitizer prize winner rickatkinson. many more live on c-span2, starting at 10:00 eastern and sunday at noon. on c-span3 american history tv, from converted horse tracks converted gyms, life for half million german p.o.w.'s detained in america during world war two. sunday afternoon at 1:00. >> this is it a garden that ellen wilson originally designed when she was a resident proves speck house. i will len wilson was in the white house, she brings the white house gardener back to the house at prospect house. she said to the gardener, recreate the rose section of this garden at the white house. this becomes the famous roads garden at the white house. ellen tragically doesn't live to see the rose garden completed. she dice in the summer of 1914. she is wheeled out into the space outside in her wheelchair and watches as the gardener work but she doesn't live to see the completion of this vision she had for roses blooming at white house. >> in a moment we'll show awe hearing from yesterday with energy secretary ernest

scott? this is highly unusual. highly unusually that mark is taking them on, that anyone is taking the sec on? okay. >>> anyway, let's shift to bonds and the dollar. ricktelli is in chicago. >> the treasury market still acting somewhat calm. continuing its trend started on statement wednesday of lower yields. as you look at a two-day chart of fives, specially against friday's lows. if you look at tens, we traded under the 260 mark. the last time we were at these levels, around the 8th of august. hold that day. hovering just below 1.80. bund. you can see it is moving down. foreign exchange, we could talk about the dollar and what's going on in government. if you look at the last two fridays, unemployment reports, specially the one around the fourth of july, the dollar was on its way to weaker prices, exaggerated by ongoing buying by the fed, of course, with q.e. and the issues in washington. if you look at that chart, we are offering at the highest levels of the euro versus the dollar since february. dollar index, the mere image reflecting that dynamic. piercing some key support levels. back to you. >> thanks very much, mr. santelli. >>> the bond report