rogers, mr. rogers votes aye. >> have all members voted? does any member wish to record or change his or her vote? how am i recorded? >> the chairman's not recorded. >> i vote aye. >> on that vote, 17 yeas, 11 nos. >> the hurd amendment to the amendment in the nature of substitute is agreed to. committee postponed further proceedings on 009 to the amendment in the nature of substitute to the bill hr 3548 offered by mr. vela on which the mos ha nos have prevailed by voice vote. the court shall call the roll. >> mr. smith, mr. king. >> no. >> mr. king votes no. mr. duncan. mr. duncan votes no. mr. barletta, mr. barletta votes no. mr. katko. mr. katko votes no. mr. hurd, mr. hurd votes no. ms. mcsally, ms. mcsally votes no. mr. donovan. mr. donovan votes no. mr. gallagher, mr. gallagher votes no. mr. higgins. mr. higgins votes no. mr. rutherford, mr. rutherford votes no. mr. fitzpatrick. mr. thompson, mr. thompson votes aye. ms. jackson-lee, ms. jackson-lie votes aye. mr. langevin votes aye. mr. richmond votes aye. mr. keating? mr. keating vot

and, roger, managing director at elevation partners. roger, i want to start with you. lot of things make this iphone update unlike any other. first of all, there was the iphone 8 just a few weeks ago. a major design upgrade. how do you expect the demand curve to play out? roger: the category itself is so mature that you wouldn't expect explosive growth. apple has a couple things playing its way. the thing with the x is they do move a bunch of technology pieces forward in a really important way. overlookhardware folks is the other stuff in the apple ecosystem. -- with what just happened at equifax, security should be on the minds of every smartphone user. apple is beginning to differentiate from google and the android universe. likely to play in their favor. with the x, they are bringing a product at a very high price point. it is going to be interesting to see how that affects the demand curve. the ecosystem is becoming more differentiated in a way that is going to be valuable to people. emily: brian, what are you hearing when it comes to how supply will impact demand

admiral rogers: ok. mr. shedd: it is the high tech. admiral rogers: can you hear me now? so now we are in another statutory review process, congress considering legislation which is set to expire. [indiscernible] admiral rogers: as you heard from the director of national intelligence, we are arguing that there is a compelling case to continue the reauthorization of this statutory authority, which has been in place for almost a decade. that decade's use of the authority has generated tremendous value for our nation. and we will talk about that. some of the value in the course of almost 10 years of using this authority, we are very proud of the track record we have of our legal compliance with the lot and the fact we have been forthright as an organization, and we have made mistakes and publicly analyst -- publicly acknowledged the mistakes. we have informed the attorney general and our oversight committee. it is something that is very important. i very much welcome this discussion thought because i will be the first to acknowledge that it is important for us as a nation th

roger: right.od to see the economy show a 3% growth rate, don't get me wrong, that is great. there has been a little blip in wages in the last two years, but the long-term trends are not changing. not in my view. i wish they were. charlie: there is nothing we can do. we just talked about the economic results that are in. do you expect to see, if we don't do any of the things recommended here, to slip even further behind in terms of wage , in terms of economic growth? roger: you have had the show.s on this there is an enormous debate about the long-term demand for work, and whether technology is going to undermine the long-term. i happen to be a bit pessimistic on that. that technology has created as many jobs as it has destroyed historically, but think the accelerating pace of technology, which is astonishing, suggests to me that it's going to undermine the demand for work. so i think over the next 10-20 years, we are going to see this continued stagnation and very unhappy voters and that will prod

reporter: roger, over here. at this point what have your sponsors and networks said to you about this issue and what do you feel the effect is on your business right now of this -- >> mark, we had a report on that. we know how possible lar for the licensees. we all share that. we are in great contact with them. we understand issues. we want to make sure they understand what we're doing. in fact if we want them to help us, they can help us in those issues. this is part of the effort understanding one another and make sure we do the right thing in our communities and right thing to support our players but also do the right thing we make sure we get back to football and in the meantime people understand how important our country is and how important it is to make sure we're doing things the right way to honor our country. >> roger, roger -- byron barnett, kgh in boston. what is your reaction to the lawsuit filed against the nfl and the aaron hernandez family and that the nfl doesn't inform players about the risks o

-- roger -- roger, byron barnett in boston. what is your reaction to the lawsuit filed against the nfl by the aaron hernandez family and the fact that the nfl doesn't inform players about cte. >> this is a matter of litigation. i think there's been a great deal of focus on this issue of brain trauma. we've been through a great deal of litigation on this issue and settled a major case on concussions so we'll let the lawyers handle that and deal with it. >> yes. >> roger, ron mott, nbc news. >> i can't see you. >> ron mott, nbc news. when you talk about supporting your players, what form or forms will it take? because some people reasonably presume that if players felt that this league were truly on their side and supporting them in these causes and these concerns, that they would not take a knee. so how is this going to manifest itself going forward? is the league willing to put the shield on the line to get into some sticky political and social debates? >> we're not afraid of the tough conversations. that's what we're having wi

it has been 13 long years since roger federerfirst it has been 13 long years since roger federer firstd rafael nadal. he had won 27 of their 33 meetings but nadal —— federer won the last four. he'd woken the spaniard in the first game. nadal could not threaten the serve of the swiss player and he served out to ta ke swiss player and he served out to take the first set in 35 minutes. roger federer had laboured to victory in the semifinals. no sign of weariness here. he was touching rare heights of brilliance. another break in the fifth game of the second. rafael nadal had never previously won the shanghai masters and with the match slipping away tried to show some urgency. roger federer was irresistible. at 36 he, his touch is still sublime. once again he put in adult‘s serve under pressure and once again the world number one buckled. federer supreme again, 64, 63. ages seemingly no barrier and the end of year world tour finals are now firmly in his sights. maria sharapova has won herfirst tournament since her 15—month doping ban ended beating arina sabalenka in straight sets to win the

i would askassange, about roger stone.n march 2016, he posted on facebook that he "never denied that assange and i had a mutual friend who told me wikileaks had the goods on hrc and would begin disclosures in october. he did and they did. i did not admit it. i announced it." heteries of tweets, which later deleted, roger stone also attacked a woman who challenged him on twitter writing -- [bleep."pid, stupid p[b i now want to talk about the latest roger stone going to testify the senate intelligence committee and what came out of that. your response to that? >> roger stone has centrally democrats all of his life and eastern exactly the same thing in order to elevate himself. that is all. you look at our statement that the time, he did not say anything that i had not been saying in public at the time. amy: the me turn to democratic harassment adam schiff speaking at the hearing -- >> i would like to say the effectiveness of that trolling, just shows you how mad the u.s. legal culture has become. as roger stone presented as

, roger -- roger, byron barnett from whdh in boston. what is your reaction to the lawsuit filed against the nfl by the aaron hernandez family and the allegation that the nfl doesn't inform the players about the risks of cte? >> listen, this is a matter of litigation, so that's something that's going to work its way through the litigation. i think there's been a great deal of focus on this issue of brain trauma. we've been through a great deal of litigation on this issue and settled a major case on concussions, so we'll let the lawyers handle that and deal with it. yes? >> roger, ron mott, nbc news -- ron mott, nbc news. when you talk about supporting your players, what form or forms will that take? because some people reasonably presume if players felt that this league were truly on their side and supporting them in these causes and concerns, they would not take a knee, so how is this going to manifest going forward? sticky political and social debates. >> okay, i'm not -- we're not afraid of the tough conversations. that's what we're h

roger of elevation partners. quick disclaimer.rg's parent company is creating a global breaking news network for twitter. nonexecutive chair is a former bank advisor to the bank of england. they will join the company to join the struggling business. is dealing with its -- company also announced a new chief counsel, who comes from pepsi co. coming up, or scouts make this public training debut -- trading debut. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: cybersecurity company or rscout climbed in its debut. ceo set down with our bloomberg ipo reporter in new york. he discussed the next big thing and cybersecurity. take a listen. >> the space in the cyber world we participated in his disability. sounds basic by giving a company visibility is the next big thing and cyber. that is the place we play. emily: if that were a lot of the incursions are coming ? i know you have worked at mcafee. what is the number one place for your clients are concerned that bad actors potentially get their data?on a client's michael: what we are seeing an incredible growth

here is former member of the joint terrorism task force steve rogers, thank you for joining us.his came out yesterday, the fbi released 5 pages of additional documents confirming he began writing this letter in may so people at home recall hillary clinton was not even interviewed until july. what did you think of that? >> in all my years of supervising committal investigations i have never concluded an investigation before i got all the evidence and interviewed everyone involved. james comey, two acts, he exceeded his authority by stating to the attorney general that hillary clinton should not be prosecuted. that is not job of a criminal investigator. his job was to gather the evidence and let the attorney general make the decision. drafting a letter before you interview everyone involved in the investigation and before you gather the evidence is absolutely unconscionable and he should suffer consequences. heather: we also know the midyear exam unclassified was sent by comey on may 2nd to andrew mckay, general counsel james baker, chief of staff and senior counselor. >> it seems

i had in my notes to thank roger for that warm introduction. he are the sta-- he started to veer off course, but thank you. thank you for the celebration of the constitution in advance of constitution day. of all the many events and individuals we honor in our country, it's difficult to think of a more impactful event than the constitution and more impactful than its signers. i thank the ashbrook center for reminding us of the constitutional significance on constitutional celebration. and reminders we all need from time to time, and some moron that others. some of you may have seen in advance of this day, but a broader one, according to the story one in three americans could not name a single right protected by the first amendment and roughly the same number could not name a single branch of government. now, i know from roger anyone associated with ashbrook could ace any constitutional quiz, but we have them educating some of our peers out there. speaking of roger, let me say you're a terrific leader at ashbrook. for the last five years we had

, roger. roger, what is your reaction to the lawsuit filed against the nfl by the aaron hernandez family and their allegation that the nfl doesn't inform the players about the risks of cte? >> listen, it's a matter of litigation, so that's something that's gonna work its way through the litigation. i think there's been a great deal of focus on this issue of brain trauma. we've been through a great deal of litigation on this issue and settled a major case on concussions. we'll let the lawyers handle that. yes? >> roger, ron mott, nbc news. you talk ab supporting your player. what form or forms will it take? some people reasonably presume that if players felt this league were truly on their side and supporting them in these causes and these concerns, that they would not take a knee. how is this going to manifest itself going forward? will you put the shield on the line to get into sticky political and social debates? >> i'm not -- we're not afraid of the tough conversations. that's what we're ha

then we have roger who flip-flopped. roger goodell is a weak leader.be replaced. >> not the first time roger goodell has been criticized for taking too long to respond to these things, what has to be done? >> i feel the same way. when the national anthem plays it is difficult for me, i cringe when i see people protesting that but at the same time first amendment is enshrined in our constitution. people have the right to do that. if you take one person's freedoms you are taking others. roger goodell and others feel the way i do. the national anthem is important, not sure they are doing it for the ratings but at the end of the day mandating people by changing the manual is not the right way to handle this. jillian: that will be a meeting with the owners so we will see. thank you for joining us. rob: donald trump could soon be just yards from north korean soldiers, south korean media reporting the white house is scouting possible sites for his upcoming trip to asia including very intense demilitarized zone that separates south and north korea. the rogue r

i had in my nose to thank roger for that warm introduction. [laughing] we start to their off course for a second but i think overall i can say thank you. but most than poorly thank you to all of you for joining us in this celebrating, or the celebration of the constitution in advance of constitution day. of all the many events and individuals with honor in our country, it's difficult to think of a more taxable event in our nation's history than the adoption of the constitution. and more impactful individuals than its signers. so i think the ashbrook center for reminding all of us of the constitutions significance through its constitution day celebration. and a reminder we all need from time to time some more than others, some of you may seen the story on cnn.com yesterday i think done in advance of this constitution day celebration, not today but other broad one, and according to that story one in three americans could not name a single right protected by the first amendment. in roughly the same number could not name a single branch of governm

roger goodell started his career at pr at the nfl.nderstand how to negotiate these pr crises a little better. >> you're absolutely right. you have to understand with respect to the national anthem, they didn't think the fans would do it week over week. nfl own as day of the week. they own sunday, believe it or not in america, even over god, they own sunday in the fall. they thought they could overcome like the ray rice thing. guess what, they found out they're wrong. trish: is roger goodell afraid of the players, are the team owners afraid of players because if they don't let them kneel they could walk? that appears to be leverage that they have. consequencely goodell, team owners are bowing to players here and forgetting about their viewers and their customers. >> let me say why. nfl is 64 billion-dollar oligopoly. roger goodell is in the position because he makes team owners a lot of money. they have a contract negotiations coming up, they are pretending to side with the players and they want a big deal to rake in revenue. but the p

don't have roger in my quarterfinals. play anyone else in the world. roger is in quarterfinals. played him in the quarterfinals. got a set off him. played pretty well. that match, that tournament if i played anyone else in the world i thought i could win and i thought i would win the match but roger, only guy in the world when i played my best tennis, when i was at my best, he found a different gear, a different level, showed me i wasn't as good as i thought i was or didn't have that level that he had at that time. he went on to win the tournament pretty easily. that was my best opportunity. after that, 2008, and on my knee started bothering me. i never felt quite the same on the court as i did in '05, 06, 07. one thing for you to hit a forehand at 125, impressive on any standard. talk about being on receiving end. in 2013 you retire. your knees are acting up and retired after playing carlo very much. he is playing 150. take me in the mind of james blake, what is it like constantly pounded and have 150 mile-an-hour serve coming at you? you probably have less than a split second

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roger federer is constantly through to the quarter—finals. fined $100,000 on wednesday for abusing a female umpire at the us open. back on court in shanghai, things didn't get any better. rafael nadal rammed the italian braggart as he took the first set. and into the second the world number one's dominance continued. nadal‘s never won the title in shanghai, but paying like this you would be brave to bet against him this year. next up for him is record dimitrov who continues to look after his best on court. —— gregor. he won in straight sets against sam querrey. perhaps the match of the day was against del potro and the world number four. after the first set was taken, the experience of del potro showed as he hit on the second. into a decider, the pressure all got a bit much for zverev. his frustrations were pretty clear. and he never quite recovered. del potro through in three. 50 in the world rankings is marrin chill each and he has been quietly going about his business in shanghai —— cilic. he safely made his way past stevejohnson. defendin

(jim rogers/vice president, rogers family company): "estimates are about 11 billion single serve cups are thrown into a landfill every year. that's 30 million a day if you want to do the math. so we're trying to take a piece of that out of the waste cycle."reporter "it took six years to go from research, development, to certification. but this lincoln based company is proud to say they are the first in the nation, to go national with this 100% compostable product."the lid... made of wood pulpthe mesh filter... a plant based fabriceven the ring is made of corn.(jim rogers/vice president, rogers family company): "they're all renewable resources rather than petrochemical plastics." starting today, their french roast will be sold and promoted at every costco wholesale nationwide. rogers says composting is a lot easier than you think. (jim rogers/vice president, rogers family company): "if you put it into an industrial compostable facility or your green bin at home, it'll work fine there."90 days after it arrives at the compost facility... this pod becomes dirt.rogers hopes other companies

. ♪ charlie: roger altman is here.s the founder and senior investment manager of ever court. .- ever core he has an op-ed in today's washington post in which he writes, the election of donald trump was the greatest presidential upset in modern u.s. history. writesnow an absence of legislae achievement and dismal approval ratings, many americans already seem to feel his victory as the equivalent of a 100 year flood, in other words, type of surprised that today's voters won't see again, except they will. i'm pleased to have roger altman back at this table. why will they? roger: they will because the underlying cause of such voter economic.ink his i think there are basic facts that frame that if you look at wage trends, household income trends, the financial condition of american households and income mobility, you see stagnation. wages have not risen in this country essentially for 40 years, 0.2% as of the end of last year. real, immediate household income has not risen in 20 years. the federal reserve does a survey ever

speaking of roger let me say you have a terrific leader here. for the last five years we had the pleasure of serving together on the ohio constitutional modernization commission. we looked at a different constitution and tried to think about ways to suggest ways to modernize the constitution. maybe make the lack waj easier to follow. or more tied to modern day practices. as you can imagine this took us into a host of areas of deep legal discussion about constitution meaning and interpretation. it was no surprise to me that roger is always at the intel chul fore of the discussions. it was not until our sometime threw our service together i learned he was not a lawyer. this is really remarkable to me. he didn't have formal legal education. from rogers perspective he had to spend time with a bunch of lawyers. maybe that's a rosier situation. it was wonderful to serve on the commission and serve are roger. you have a capable leader. it's great to be back in ohio. as roger mentioned. i practiced law in columbus. until i took a job in january. with th

roger goddell had an opportunity here.e had an opportunity to take a stand and say something meaningful and he didn't. why? >> i was going to say it was an incomplete pass. >> trish: i like the analogy. >> the american people have made it very clear that they do reject this behavior. it's disrespectful. it is up to roger goddell and the nfl to decide, are we going to be responsive to the concerns that the american people have expressed? these are white americans, blackberries, brown americans across the board. we reject this behavior and it's disrespectful and now we are going to see the trend continue a few reviewers, fewer ticket buying, fewer support for the nfl. if roger goddell -- >> trish: horace, you are right. he's not responding to his consumers. he's not responding to his viewers and at some point, he leo, he's going to pay a bigger price down the road. as ratings fall, revenue falls and that at the end of the day is really what this is going to be all about. >> i respectfully disagree with the following reasons.

roger caddell agreed players should stand but is it too little too late?kie ibanez. ♪ >> you are watching "fox and friends" first, a fox news alert, donald trump could head to south korea. media is reporting white house official scouting possible sites for visits including the demilitarized zone at the border. the visit would send a strong message. >> sens a message to the 30,000 troops in south korea whose lives are on the line, their commander-in-chief is leading, leading from the front and no longer going to accept the same old same old we have heard the last 30 years. heather: the president meeting with his top generals just hours before the us military took air force bombers for the first time at night over the korean peninsula in a drill alongside south korean and japanese planes. canadian prime minister justin trudeau meeting donald trump hours from now. nafta's future on the line amid concerns it may collapse. trudeau will use the trip to washington reinforces stance on how americans benefit from the deal. the visit comes at the beginning of the fo

(jim rogers/vice president, rogers family company): "estimates are about 11 billion single serve cupshrown into a landfill every year. that's 30 million a day if you want to do the math. so we're trying to take a piece of that out of the waste cycle."reporter "it took six years to go from research, development, to certification. but this lincoln based company is proud to say they are the first in the nation, to go national with this 100% compostable product."the lid... made of wood pulpthe mesh filter... a plant based fabriceven the ring is made of corn.(jim rogers/vice president, rogers family company): "they're all renewable resources rather than petrochemical plastics." starting today, their french roast will be sold and promoted at every costco wholesale nationwide. rogers says composting is a lot easier than you think. (jim rogers/vice president, rogers family company): "if you put it into an industrial compostable facility or your green bin at home, it'll work fine there."90 days after it arrives at the compost facility... this pod becomes dirt.rogers hopes other companies follo

the nfl commisioner, roger goodell, has called for an end to players kneeling in protest. plea comes after president trump urged nfl teams to sack any player who took a knee. goodell wrote to all 32 nfl teams on tuesday stating "everyone should stand for the national anthem". our sports news correspondent richard conway has been in the united states covering the protests. the nfl owners have stood with their players an week three of nfl, they made it clear their displeasure with president trump's comments when he called for players to be fired if they disrespected the anthem by kneeling. but since then we have seen a shift in stance, lots of fans angry with players who kneel. they have made their opinions clear on this. there is a meeting next week, roger goodell saying perhaps they will implement a rule change whereby players will have to stand, and that has had a sharp reaction from players who say that this is our first amendment right, freedom of expression, freedom of speech. this should be what we are allowed to do. we are lighter kneel and do what we want. so it is

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playing the roger federer of table tennis. >> reporter: they have professionals playing. we have a little show around ping pong. the menu is serving up for ping pong. chicken quesadillas and buffalo sliders. the elevated bar overlooks the action so there's not a bad seat in the house. "fyi philly" i'm ducis rogers. >> my kid is good at ping pong. >> reporter: did you ever see forrist gas pump play. >> reporter: we have a table, but i'm not that good. let's check i-95 girard southbound traffic on your right, heading toward center city moving nicely. green traffic flow northbound and southbound no major problems. gilbertville road accident at swamp pike watch for that. >> reporter: it's chilly, up in the northern and western suburbs, 38 in allentown arc reading and lancaster. 36 in millville. 45 in philadelphia. 42 in trenton. 40 in wilmington, a little better there. cape may, 50 degrees. as we head through the day it will be better than yesterday. a lot of us stuck at 60 a couple of degrees below that. the temperatures climb gradually. 43 degrees chilly bi7:00. 47 by 9. we

dave murphy and karen rogers have that.tter temps today, not quite as warm but we're adding rain to the mix. >> yeah, a little bit of rain out there. satellite and radar shows you there's also a lot of cloud cover to start out and we're seeing a couple of light sprinkles and showers in southern delaware and also in some of our far western areas, places like harrisburg picking

google, twitter set to testify next month roger, in this new op-ed you're asking them to go further.k zuckerberg, if he wants to earn our trust an forgiveness must personally earn it what do you mean by that >> i think the big issue we're dealing with, carl, is that the people who are on facebook are on facebook because they love to have their views reinforced. it's for the just about family photographs, it's not just about vacation photographs a lot is about being around the same people who believe the things we do. one of the challenges for facebook in the aftermath of the u.s. election is that the people believe that everyone else was misled by the russians and others. they don't believe they were i believe it's really, really important for facebook to contact every single person who was touched by russian propaganda, whether they got a message, saw an ad or were in a group and explain that they -- which is to say both facebook and the user -- were misled by the russians and to do this in a way that's extremely person, individual level. it's the only way that people are going to b

is roger goddell so afraid of these players? the team owners so afraid of these players walking off the field that they are allowing them to basically thumb their nose at the american public? >> a few bad eggs may in fact -- >> oh, my god. >> may in fact ruin a multibillion dollar industry. leo explained that because some americans at the stadiums use the time that we should be honoring the flag in a way that is not honorable, that means everybody should be disrespectful because that is exactly what this behavior is, that is how it's perceived. and even when the players are -- >> that's amazing, that's amazing that we are going to -- >> trish: hang tight. keep going. >> they can't even give us a specific and detailed outline of their critique. if they wanted to do that, they can do that on their time. >> trish: not on their employer's time. i hear you. >> the president has hijacked issues to make it about patriotism. racial injustice -- racial injustice makes people nervous. again, trish, collective bargaining agreement, a contr

don't take admiral rogers, had it in a safe, word for it. come out to the agency, walked down on the floor, don't sit through a powerpoint. go down and talk to the young men and women, exceptional people that are working in this agency, and talk to them. what are you doing? how do you do this? what about this? what about that? we have brought members after that i've done a total 180. the misperception of what they that based on some of the narratives that are being spun out there by those who want to take away this authority is totally contradicted by the facts. unfortunately, some members have turned down my multiple requests to either escort them or to provide tactical information to them in the officer take them out to fort meade, taken over to the fbi so that they cannot walk into the directors office but walked out on the floor where this is being executed and look and be with the people who are exercising these authorities to keep us safe. and so we're up against those who, , frankly, just have a totl mistrust in government. they just

and opened the safe for the jimmy rogers museum i mean the jimmy rogers guitar that we keep in this life jimmy had many guitars this was his final guitar he ordered it shortly after he was discovered by one of our guests when he was based in here hey point to this hoe and he said sing this how you sing this house right here and he kept saying that about four or five times and then what that's where country music was oh right they are right there and what i like to add american music and another guest said folk music and when asked so i merican music because jimi had such a profound influence. as a young man jimmy rogers worked for the new orleans and north east and railroad as a brake man among other things. soon he was beloved the wool over the country many of his experiences during his time on the railroad found their way into his songs today this is known only to fans of country music. his music came from his work on the rare and from his farm life and from living in rural mississippi and traveling around the train as he traveled from place to place . he loved the railroad he just did

-- roger -- roger -- byron barnett from boston.t is your reaction to the lawsuit filed for the nfl by the hernandez family and the risks of cte >> listen, this is a matter of litigation so that's something that's going to work its way through the litigation i think there's been a great deal of focus this issue of brain trauma we've been through a great deal of litigation on this issue and settled a major case, on concussions and we'll let the lawyers handle that and deal with it. yes? >> ron mott, nbc news. >> i'm sorry you guys, i can't see you. >> ron mott, nbc news. >> yes >> when you talk about supporting your players, what form or forms will it take because some people reasonably presume that if players felt that this league were truly on their side and supporting them in these causes and these concerns that they would not take a knee so how is this going to manifest itself going forward? will it put a shield on the line to get into sticky, political and social debates >> okay, but we're not afraid of the tough conversations.

roger wicker, based on conservative review, has a 30% score. him the fifth most liberal republican senator in the united states senate. bottom line is, roger wicker votes more like a maine senator than a mississippi senator. he may be a nice guy but he's not a conservative champion or warrior and the scorecards indicate that. >> senator mcdaniel, you've clearly done your job on the scorecards for conservatives. roger wicker does regularly vote with the majority leader who until the events of past year have been very conservative. if mitch mcconnell shouldn't be leading conservative republicans, who should be? >> i'd like to see mike lee, maybe rand paul. that's not the way d.c. works. i realize these guys have to wait their turn. but they are at least talking about conservative ideas. they are at least championing the conservative cause. roger wicker is a mcconnell "yes" man and he's hardly a conservative. his score is a 48. that's better than wicker but not what we need in the united states senate and that's precisely what mississippi has said

(jim rogers/vice president, rogers family company): "estimates are about 11 billion single serve cupsto a landfill every year. that's 30 million a day if you want to do the math. so we're trying to take a piece of that out of the waste cycle."reporter "it took six years to go from research, development, to certification. but this lincoln based company is proud to say they are the first in the nation, to go national with this 100% compostable product."the lid... made of wood pulpthe mesh filter... a plant based fabriceven the ring is made of corn.(jim rogers/vice president, rogers family company): "they're all renewable resources rather than petrochemical plastics." starting today, their french roast will be sold and promoted at every costco wholesale nationwide. rogers says composting is a lot easier than you think. (jim rogers/vice president, rogers family company): "if you put it into an industrial compostable facility or your green bin at home, it'll work fine there."90 days after it arrives at the compost facility... this pod becomes dirt.rogers hopes other companies follow suit.(

hello, roger. in a letter he wrote... the current dispute over the national anthem is threatening to erode the unifying power of our game and is now dividing us and our players and many fans across the country. he continued... like many of our fans, we believe everyone should stand for the national anthem. we need to move past this controversy and we want to do that together with our players. meanwhile, dallas cowboys owner jerry jones repeated his position that he will bench players who disrespect the flag. good for him. watch this. >> the policy is if you do not honor and stand for the flag, a lot of the fans feel that you should. if that's not the case, then you will not play. >> sean: remember, people fought bled and died under that flag. unfortunately, those on the left in this country were quick to accuse jerry jones of being racist. this is pathetic. watch this. >> jerry jones displayed leadership but i need to be with my players, he got down and linked arms. i understand that. it seems like that's where he was goi

the league commissioner, again, roger goodell, expected to take questions any moment now.ng to get a five-minute heads up before it starts, so let's bring in jordan schultz of the schultz report at yahoo sports. mike lupika is back. mike of course sports columnist for new york daily news, msnbc contributor as well. and sports columnist bill roden with espn's the undefeated. he's at the nfl news conference expected to start any moment. bill, you're there on the scene. i'll start with you. what can we expect to hear from the commissioner today? >> it's supposed to be two hours ago, but any minute now really, i mean, literally within the next five, ten minutes as you can imagine, you know, we've all been at these things, we're waiting and this is sort of like a typical nfl week where there's a lot of speculation, a lot of buildup and now we're tired of the buildup and the speculation. we're waiting for the actual game. in this case the game is what's happened, what are the players going to come up with, what is this really ground breaking agreement going to be like? and this

we're expecting nfl commissioner roger goodell to step up to the microphones. the big issue now on the fields of the nfl saying that it would not force players to stand during the national anthem. what will that look like going forth? they've had an owners meeting today. what are the owners saying to the nfl commissioner? what is that conversation like with players feeling one way and the president weighing in on this issue, too. we'll watch it. we'll bring it to you live as soon as it happens from nfl headquarters in new york city. another fox news alert. president trump just wrapped up a meeting with senators on the finance committee including my next guest, senator tim scott of south carolina. they were talking tax reform ahead of a critical vote on the budget. a resolution that is necessary to then get tax reform done. >> this is a once in a lifetime opportunity in my opinion. this is something that will be really unique. the timing is right. we're going to restore america's competitive edge, rebuild america's middle class very much aimed at the middle clas

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roger mcnamee says there are even bigger problems awaiting facebook roger, great to see you again. >> melissa, always a pleasure to be on "fast money." >> you got fast company on fast money here, roger. in terms of the bigger problems facing facebook, what could they be this seems pretty bad. >> the problem here, melissa, we don't yet know the dimensions of the result infiltration of the facebook platform. what we already know is that it was huge, it was very deep it involved not just facebook but also twitter, reddit, fortune, a bunch of other things in a highly coordinated program that began well before the election campaign began. so they were doing things like supporting secessionist movements in texas and california they were trying to cause essentially anger to increase on both sides of black lives matter they were organizing things against immigrants they were doing things designed to stoke resentment inside the united states well before the election and facebook was an amazingly effective platform, because facebook is always taking the position that they are not responsible fo

congre congressman rogers will be there. we have a special line in the segment to take your comments, republicans 202-748-7001. independents 202-748-8002. congressman rogers, why wasn't the declaration, whatever it is going to be this afternoon, why wasn't it done sooner? >> well, the centers for disease control in atlanta, two, three years ago declared that the opioid problem was a -- a national epidemic. that didn't mean anything legally, but it drew attention to the height of the problem that we are in. when the president says two months ago that we're in a national emergency with the problem, it was not legally done, it was not declared, he just said that, all of us wondered, what does it mean and when is he going to do it and how can we make it happen sooner. so we're all anxiously awaiting to see just exactly what he is proposing today at 2:00. >> the republican line. mike. go ahead. >> thank you for taking my call. i had a quick, question or comment. i sympathize with people who struggle with this, opioid addiction an

>>> meteorologist, karen rogers is back here with a closer look at the unseasonably warm accuweatherecast. >> ready to go to the beach or swimming. >> when i show up they are pulling out of the driveway. >> that is true. look agent stormtracker 6 live double scan we are dry through the area, and looking good, and feeling great out there. let go on outside. if you like fall it's not feeling like fall. we are live in cape may why not go to the shore? when temperatures are this nice. only a couple of people out there you can have the beach to yourself. that is my kind of day. 70 degrees in the city and the dew point is 55 and still down there, meaning pretty comfortable and the wins are out of the west-southwest and the temperature is falling and ocean temperature 68. we hardly have a cloud in the sky. you get the idea, look agent this, it's not staying that way. the last day you see the wall-to-wall sunshine and a front comes through dry and a moisture starved front and washes out of the region and adds clouds to the region and a wider look and the progression of the fronts and ahead o