behold ryan zinke. ryan zinke was a republican of congress before trump named him to run the department of interior. one gets the sense from mr. z c zincy that he would like to make that as high profile. he rode a horse to work on the first day of the job. he use fare funds to stop traffic in that entire part of washington, d.c. so he could show up on a horse, because he thoug thought. once he dismounted and made it inside the building, secretary sinke would v that a staff member would be assigned to run to the roof of the building, to run that up the flag pole whenever ryan zinke was at his desk. so everybody could tell from a distance or maybe from a passing plane that ryan zinke was in the house. it has been a sort of hallmark of ryan zinke's political career that he has sometimes overdone it a little bit with the visuals. when he was running for congress,inch irked a lot of his republicans by putting the trident sign on his campaign bus which sort of implied that the navy s.e.a.l.s were endorsing hi

behold ryan zink. ryan zinke was head of the department of interior. it's not the world's most high profile agency. one gets the feeling from m mr. zinke would like to make it as high profile as he can. he's the cabinet officer that rode a horse to work on his first day on the job. he used taxpayer expenses, taxpayer funds to stop traffic in that entire part of washington, d.c. so he could show up on a horse because he thought that would be cool. once he dismounted and made it inside the building, secretary zinke soon made it a new practice at the department of the interior that a staff member would be assigned to -- i kid you not -- to run to the roof of the building with secretary zinke's personal flag to run that up the flag pole whenever ryan zinke was at his desk, so everybody could tell from a distance, or maybe even from a passing plane, that ryan zinke was in the house. >>> it has been a sort of hallmark of ryan zinke's political career he has sometimes overdone it a little bit with the visuals. when he was running for congress, he irked a lot o

it's ryan zinke, the trump-appointed head of the interior department.made headlines recently for trying awkwardly to fire the independent inspector general who had opened multiple simultaneous investigations into him based on various claims of corruption. zinke sort of hilariously failed in his effort to fire that independent inspector general who was investigating him, and now tonight "the washington post" is first to report that one of her investigations into ryan zinke has resulted in a referral of him to the justice department for criminal investigation. now we don't know which of her investigations has led to this. we don't know what the specific claims are that have led to this justice department referral. a senior white house official items "the washington post" tonight, quote, the white house understands that the investigation is looking into whether the secretary used his office to help himself. it's vague, but it doesn't seem good. but if a cabinet secretary has now been referred to the justice department for criminal investigation for using h

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the justice department investigating interior secretary ryan zinke for using his office for personal in. two sources familiar with the investigation say the move follows a referral from interior and tourism watchdog. the full extent of the probe is unclear. zinke has faced multiple ethics questions during his tenure. the inspector general's office has opened multiple public inquiries into zinke including the department's handling of a hamming of a casino -- handling of a casino project where the boundaries of a national monument in utah were redrawn to benefit a state lawmaker, and looking into conversations between zinke and an energy company chief executive about a montana land development project. >>> kanye west is over politics. weeks after his bizarre visit with the president in the white house, the rapper and designer says he feels exploited tweeting, my eyes are wide open, and realize i've been used to spread messages i don't believe in. i am distancing myself from politics and completely focusing on being creative. he didn't stop there. he went on to tweet support for common s

. >>> internal watch dog report finds ryan zinke violated the travel policy. according to the interior inspector general, zinke allowed his wife to travel with him and side stepped the rules by making her a volunteer in the agency. volunteers travel freely on the taxpayers dime. it raised concerns. secretary zinke denies trying to skirt government regulations, but has reimbursed the government for the travel. >>> internal e-mails show president trump was more closely involved than known. scrapping plans to move the fbi out of the decaying hoover building to the washington suburbs. it may benefit the president. his hotel is a block away. documents released cite e-mails from the general services in one e-mail and the headquarters decision quote what potus dir t directed everyone to do. >>> the heated argument in the west wing between two of the president's top aides. sources telling cnn chief of staff john kelly and national security adviser john bolton got into a loud shouting match over a surge in border crossings. the president irritated by the increase and i

he actually likes ryan zinke quite a bit and thinks that he like a lot of other cabinet members are beingall of this stuff. the president, not to my knowledge, has not really drilled down into what some of these controversies are or whether or not they matter to him enough that he is ready to sideline zinke about it. he is doing his part by framing it in a way that he knows will reasonate with the president by saying this is about fake news. this is what's wrong with the press, ethics, not draining the swamp, if you will. he is not one to take a loss. he wants to fight back and to win even if it means being called a hypocrite. >> with the house and senate both under republican control they have largely turned a blind eye to this. everyone now and then they said let's do this. this is the incoming, the man that would be the chairman of the natural resources committee saying if they are given he will be called to testify in february. or why his connect, he abused people's trust. it reminds you elections do have consequences and if they retake the house these cabinet secretaries and others f

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now it's the secretary of the interior ryan zinke who's racking up the federal investigations, at least 14 according to cruise count this summer included a bunch of ongoing investigations being conducted by the interior department's own inspector general. it was a shocking development when the person overseeing those investigations, mary kendall was fired last week, a fact she discovered when a colleague showed her an e-mail written by hud secretary ben carson. why ben carson? the trump administration had suddenly installed as the new acting inspect sor general at the interior department general appointee from hud. surprise, surprise. the new acting inspector general overseeing all those investigations has no government oversight experience. yet will now oversee the investigations into the secretary's conduct. we've asked if those investigation also be pursued but we have not received a reply. the decision of this station to put a political appointee in that position shows there's still a government to run. yet the reality of how it's being run right now is terrifying. michael lewis has

i think the belligerent rhetoric when we're talking ryan zinke bailey hutchinson nikki haley trump promising fire and fury we're looking at a truly ignorant and incompetent administration blundering blustering belligerently its way through a foreign policy into destroying the reputation of the united states go team well the thing is that. the u.s. wants to isolate certain countries but ultimately it's i said what you want it's a way i'm going to solve it it'll go jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on some real news stay with art. unfortunately the united nations security council in this approach to yemen is going to turn this into the speech of employees it affords a month or two months and then that is until. when leaks in the air owns and i mean that a minute to be sentenced in the security council would make these statements which are always that easy to do. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it mean when the death penalty just because i think that's the

. >>> interior secretary ryan zinke is hoping a report puts allegations in the rear-view mirror.gton post" details a push by the secretary's aides to approve prohibited travel and activities for his wife. the family subsequently paid for and that the secretary directed his staff to find a volunteer position for lolita zinke and raised suspicions. lisa, thank you for being here. >> thanks. >> so can you walk us through some of the red flags that sparked this investigation into the first place? >> sure. so, the investigation was done by the inspector general's office at the interior department. and what they were looking at is whether secretary zinke violated a federal law that prohibits someone who's not a government employee from traveling in a government vehicle. and in this case, what they found was that loli zinke as she goes by has traveled numerous times with her husband in his government vehicle which is basically, you know, run by his security detail. and that technically that did run afoul of the law. but what the lawyers at interior said was, you know, this really makes

that current inspector general, by the way, the one currently investigating ryan zinke for his spending dollars of travel on private jets to things like a snorkeling tour in the u.s. virgin islands and his involvement in a montana land deal, that inspector general, she found out that ben carson's staffer was getting her job when a colleague showed her ben carson's e-mail. she had no idea she was going anywhere. this whole thing was so shady, an inspector general running four serious investigations into a cabinet secretary suddenly gets cashiered and replaced by a totally unqualified political appointee. and there was so much beltway outrage and apoplexy, they dropped the plan. they still have not totally figured out what their explanation is for what happened. yesterday they said it was all ben carson's fault. that e-mail from ben carson was, quote, 100% false information when he said his staffer was becoming the new ig. today they said it was all just a big misunderstanding. a hud official saying, quote, due to a recent miscommunication at the staff level, hud mistakenly announced that

interior secretary ryan zinke under scrutiny for misuse of taxpayer dollars. healthcare is playing in the midterm election race in republican idaho. spain overtakes italy as the main entry point for undocumented migrants coming to europe. and, much more. >> woodruff: another member of president trump's cabinet has come under scrutiny for alleged ethical lapses. interior secretary ryan zinke is being investigated on several fronts, and as william brangham reports, they include misusing taxpayer funds for family trav, and using his office t further his and others' business interests. >> brangham: that's right, judy. the interi secretary is currently under at least four different investigations by thee depa's inspector general. according to the "washington post," report concerns allegations that zinke tried to secure free travel for his wife in government vehicles. any non-government employee is supposed to reimburse th government for those kinds of luips, but zinke allegedly tried to get his wife a eer job at the department so she could travel with him for free.

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i think the belligerent rhetoric when we're talking ryan zinke bailey hutchison nikki haley trump promising fire and fury we're looking at it a truly ignorant and incompetent administration blundering blustering belligerently its way through a foreign policy and through destroying the reputation of the united states go team well the thing is that. the u.s. wants to isolate certain countries but ultimately it's i said when you don't it's a. little bit going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on some real news stay with. when a loved one is murder its natural colluded and then we apprentice with the mother probe when completed will tell. more it is likely the russian sub russian sub or two years churned the election in favor in his favor trumps james clapper the former intel chip said as much go further from the kremlin's point of view the best way to weaken our country is to increase the power of our most undemocratic branch you sent to me mark your reaction. i think this reveals the true intent of the russian operation

representatives of the irrigation districts and the sfpuc as well as a visit by secret of the interior ryan zinke. now, the service will plan flows that do not interfere with the project's operation related to water supply and management. this was a good old fashioned beat down of a federal fish agency by the trump administration. the next stop is the state water board, where the department of the interior is openly threatening to disobey and ignore state regulations on flow and water quality. staff of the sfpuc have told us they've been at arm's length from some of this political maneuvering. we urge the board to support supervisor peskin's proposed ruz resolution plan and the delta plan consistent with bay area values. thank you very much. >> president cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening. i am cindy charles. i am a native san franciscan, i've been fishing on the tuolomne river since i was a kid. i wanted to thank supervisor peskin for his resolution. i am also here to state that i am deeply disappointed at the actions and the attitude of the san francisco p.u.c. with regard to the b

interior secretary ryan zinke he tells the associated press as a matter of national security for u.s.ies to have access to affordable fuel. harvard goes to court in a case that could determine the fate of affirmative action in college and mrs.. the reverse the argues that race is just one factor in its calculation and approach that is favored by the supreme court. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tic toc at twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. vonnie: bank of america beat on earnings. rose 6%.rest income goldman sachs tomorrow and looking ahead to european banks next week. allison williams a bloomberg intelligence with us now. bank of america has looked pretty healthy even though the revenue decline and other marks. allison: bank of america and all the banks solid quarter, the interest income, coming in about in line. the interest margin holding up pretty well. growth caughtan our eye this morning. what we've been saying is what you need next year to continue to that interest income growth is long growth. the cost of deposits w

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to comment that interior secretary general preferring one of its ongoing probes into secretary ryan zinke to the justice department. his said to be the subject of three separate inspector general investigations. not knowing which one is being referred to for further investigation. the secretary has not been contacted about any investigation and has done nothing wrong. and americans election headquarters tonight, a ballot initiative in colorado that could fundamentally change one of the largest industries there. correspondent alecia kuhn you and greenlee, colorado, tonight a measure to severely limit fracking. >> a battle is underway between backers of proposition 112 who want to change the law to require all the well sites for fracking to be at least 2500 feet for areas considered vulnerable like schools, homes, water sources. >> there is solid science to back up these distant's. it's not arbitrary. >> backers of the the -- like chemical exposure and accusing industry of putting profits over people. >> they don't take into account of people's health, whether it's children, families, so we

interior secretary ryan zinke he says it's a matter of national security for u.s. have access to affordable fuels. prime minister theresa may gave parliament an update on brexit talks two days ahead of a crucial summit. how to issue remains -- ensure that no hard borders between ireland and britain will happen before brexit. >> we agree our future economic partnership should provide for solutions to the unique circumstances and northern ireland and the long-term stop that's why we are both committed to ensuring that this future relationship is in place by the end of the implementation. we accept there is a chance there may be a gap between the two. consist a brexit deal is achievable but german chancellor angela merkel arguably the strongest voice in the eu's is germany wants an orderly british departure but not at any price. prince harry in the former meghan markle are expecting a child in the spring. the announcement came this morning. the two were married in may and have just arrived in sydney for a 16 day tour of australia and the south pacific. global news, 24

. >>> ryan zinke and his wife may have violated travel policy.as traveling with him and considered listing her as a volunteer at the agency to allow her to travel at taxpayers' experience. zinke denies the allegations and says he's reimbursed when required. >>> florida easing voting rules in the counties hit hard by hurricane michael. they have a solid history of vote fog republicans. governor scott signed the executive order, is challenging senator bill nelson in a closely watched race for the united states senate. watch this. >> nelson says president trump should be abolished. really? abolished? as for me, i'll work with prompt when he's doing things good for florida and for america. when i disagree, i have the courage to say so. >> i know what i'll do, i'll say no. we all know what rick scott will do. he'll say yes. >>> beto o'rourke said last night he still sports impeaching president trump. he also faced off against ted cruz earlier this week when he brought back lyin' ted. it's a more o'rourke says he now may regret. >> it's not something t

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. >>> internal watch dog report finds ryan zinke violated the department's government travel policy. according to the interior inspector general, zinke allowed his wife to travel with him and side stepped the rules by making her a volunteer in the agency. volunteers travel freely on the taxpayers dime. some interior employees felt pressured to designate his wife as a volunteer and they raised concerns. secretary zinke denies trying to skirt government regulations, but has reimbursed the government for the travel. >> drain that swamp. >>> internal e-mails show president trump was more closely involved than had been known scrapping plans to move the fbi out of the decaying hoover building into the washington suburbs. the decision may benefit the president financially. his hotel is a block away. he may benefit with any building built on that site. documents released cite e-mails from the general services administration. in one the top official describes what potus instructed everyone to do. the gsa said in the statement the e-mails were taken out of context. >>> the heated argument in t

is ryan zinke the answer? >> whoever takes this job they need to be loyal to the president.t them. it was about a person who was elected to be president. i cannot emphasize enough. only one person in this administration was elected by the american people and that was donald j. trump. everyone else serves at his pleasure. and they need to give him the pleasurable of serving the agenda that the american people elected him to do. when i hear about somebody leaking. i think they ought to be fired on the spot. and they have hue mil humiliated themselves and it's disgusting. anyone who betrays the trust of this president after he has given them a job, they have no reason to deserve not just that job but i would never hire a person like that ever for anything pause you can't trust them. they are liars and it's just not right. steve: governor huckabee, thank you very much. we wanted to check in on you as the storm heads your way. we are thinking about you and your wife janet who was working at the shelter yesterday. >> thank you, steve. we may best whiching out some of those recipes

governor nortel candidate ed gillespie and earle was arrested for assaulting a female staffer for ryan zinke. american bridge has not responded to whether or not they knew about stark's criminal past. >> laura: california congressman devin nunes was also harassed by this man just a few months earlier. congressman nunes joins us now. how long was this stark guy harassing you? this was an attack of the democrats, get in your face, hope to provoke you, getting injured in your face or cinnamon or from your and see what lies. >> they've been doing this to me for the better part of a half. anyone involved in the russian investigation, we were harassed. this guy went to our office numerous times. you follow me income and get in my face commercial but community hearings, even showed up where i was giving a speech one time. he actually showed up to the airport one time. we had to have the capitol police come several times because he has harassed me, he's harassed our staff. look, this is not the way we should operate here in the united states of america. people should be frightened about this. nobody

is he going to pull someone from the cabinet like ryan zinke into the position. president likes to pick people that will be a little bit of a surprise. rob: maybe somebody that is controllable too, somebody they can control more than they could more than nikki haley, somebody that pompeo and bolton can push around. >> that's a good point, rob. i think haley did get along with the president and with pompeo. the u.n. ambassador does report to pompeo so pompeo and ambassador bolton will have a very vested interest in who this choice is. jillian: thank you for your time. rob: democrats selling socialism on the campaign trail. >> public colleges and universities, tuition free. >> medicare for all, tuition-free public college. rob: so are millennials buying into the land of make believe where everything is free? jillian: forget bride glia zil, the photographer who just put a bride's stepmother in her place. ♪ the day you've lost yourself completely. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently

here we are talking about ryan zinke. >> what isn't clear is whether it's changed or not.ven a talking to all the cabinet members but it's not clear whether it's ongoing or not. a lot of these are older instances. >> voters aren't going to hold him accountable. >>> thank you for coming on. we're on the campaign trail after the break with 18 days to go till the midterms. >>> democratic hopefuls for 2020 are out in force. presidential run. hillary clinton for the third time. really? why one of her closest former add vie advisers is kind of leaving that door open. "airline purchases". think about all the double miles you could be earning... (loud) holy moley that's a lot of miles!!! shhhhh! ♪ what's in your wallet? shhhhh! their medicare options...e people go to learn about before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! well, you've come to the right place. it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why... medicare part

today a new report from cnn shining light on ryan zinke, the interior secretary and current subject of monthly calendars omitted meetings. meetings with lobbiests pursuing looser mining restrictions. we only know because of a cnn freedom of information act request. questions swirl around zinke's omissions, new filings indicate the commerce secretary wilbur ross may have mis led congress when he said this. >> has the president or anyone in the white house discussed with you or anyone on your team about adding this citizenship question? >> i'm not aware of any such. we have had a request, as everyone is aware, from the department of justice, to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. >> that answer has now shifted. in a response to a lawsuit filed by several state attorneys general. the justice department says ross e-mailed with former white house chief strategist steve bannon asing the citizen zip question. it's unclear from the government's filing if ross ever spoke to mr. bannon. a congress department spokesperson says the admission now does not change the secretary's story. it

in washington, the interior department has referred interior secretary ryan zinke to the justice departmentor possible criminal investigation. details of the probe are not known. it comes as federal officials have launched at least 18 formal ethics investigations into zinke's conduct at the interior department. earlier this month, the interior department's independent watchdog concluded that zinke had violated department travel policies. and notorious south boston mobster "whitey" bulger was beaten to death by fellow prisoners tuesday in a west virginia prison. whitey bulger was convicted in 2013 of a host of crimes, including 11 murders and sentenced to life in prison. bulger served as an fbi informant, and the agency helped enable his reign of terror in the 1970's and 1980's. he fled from public view in the mid-1990's following a tip from an fbi agent about an upcoming indictment. in 2011, authorities found bulger in santa monica, california, where he had more than $800,000 in cash stashed in the walllls of his apartment. whitey bulger was the brother of billy bulger, a powerful massachus

christine bowserman, an assistant to interior secretary, ryan zinke, resigned earlier this year aftered her social media posts. she shared this image, questioning president obamas college and birth records. gee, why would a member of the trump administration question that? >> he doesn't have a birth certificate. >> oh, right. her boss led the charge on that lie that the nation's first african-american president was actually born in africa. no matter how often the media tries to fact-check these conspiracy theories, people share them, people chant them in large auditoriums, and sometimes they motivate individuals to violence. let's talk about some stuff with our panel. i want to get to the conspiracy theories in a second. first we have some house-cleaning. because the republican national committee is jumping on your comments. you said that president trump promoted more people than isis has. >> i think this has been an emotional and personal painful time for me. i think i exaggerated and i apologize for that. the point i was trying to make, it's not a coincidence that according to the a

first, interior secretary ryan zinke is facing new ethics questions. how about that, new ones.ncy's internal watchdog has issued a report saying zinke violated department travel policies by bringing his family in government-owned vehicles, includes zinke and his wife bringing a security detail on their vacation, costing more than 25 grand. the report says despite the prohibition, the interior solicitor's office approves zinke's family travel, quote, on a case by case basis. great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that's tough to do. schwab does it. next question. do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? a what now? a satisfaction guarantee. like schwab does. man: (scoffing) what are you teaching these kids? ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs, backed by a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. if you don't like their answer, with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes,

. >>> the white house investigating ryan zinke following referrals from the watchdog.he full extent is unclear. zinke has faced ethics questions during his tenure. the inspector general's office has opened multiple public inquiries including the department's handling of a connecticut casino project, whether the boundaries for a national monument in utah were redrawn to benefit a state lawmaker, and looking into conversations between zinke and an energy company chief executive about a montana land development project. >> a lot of stuff there. >> yeah. >>> two of pittsburgh's hometown teams paying respects to the victims of the synagogue massacre. coy wire has more in this morning's "bleacher report." sometimes a day at the ballpark is more than just a day at the ballpark. [stadium announcer] all military members stand and be recognized. no matter where or when you served, t-mobile stands ready to serve you. replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna... made with carbsteady to help manage blood sugar... ...and end the day with a smile. glucerna®. everyday progress. tr

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the united states secretary of the interior, ryan zinkeough as a former seal commander i don't think i've ever felt more safe. one is the minimum before him and this is the first time i've ever had dirty harry at my back. thank you, sir. but the opening of this monument and museum, really is a testament to how much our law enforcement are loved. and you are. america loves you. for all the right reasons. our law enforcement, the thin blue line, recognizes a line between chaos and civilized society. does it matter who you are. in the middle of the night we ask and you call for a law enforcement official to show up, doesn't matter whether you're white, black, republican, democrat, independent. they show up because of service. we also have service of a helicopter that showed up, rescued -- marion, are you here? the wife of our pilot. i think she's out in the audience somewhere. marion, would you stand up, please? [applause] oftentimes we talk about our men and women in blue but we also talked about the spouses. they are the ones that normally

a proposal filed by interior secretary ryan zinke would see the national parks service close 80% of the sidewalks around the presidential mansion, including barring protests along the sidewalk north of the white house, while requiring protest organizers to cover the cost of police and support services. today, october 15, is the last day open to publicly comment on the plan. senate democrats have agreed to a republican plan to fast-track the approval of 15 of president trump's nominees to lifetime appointments on federal courts. the agreement, made in a closed-door meeting late thursday between senate minority leader chuck schumer and republican leader mitch mcconnell, will allow vulnerable senate democrats to return to their home states to campaign for november's midterm elections. critics say democrats could have fought the nominations and forced 30 hours of debate on each candidate. in new york city, members of the white supremacist group known as the proud boys violently attacked people on a manhattan street friday night after attending a talk by the group's founder gavin mcinnes. in

an interior dertment watchdog nds secretary ryan zinke violated the department's travel rules costing taxpayers thousands of dollars. zinke is the latest member of president trump's cabinet to be found to violate travelrules. on the newshour online right now, missouri democric sen. claire mccaskill and republican state attorney general josh hawley face off tonight in a debate moderated by our own anchor and managing editor judy woodruff. watch itn our web site, pbs.org/newshour. and that'she newshour for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> kevin. >> kevin! >> kevin. >> advice for life. life well-planned. learn more araymondjames.com. >> and with e ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs statio thank you.rs like you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> hello, evere to "amanpour & co." here's w

and secretaries ryan zinke alex accustom alex a's. you've been watching special coverage of white house remarks after a series of suspicious packages were sent to top democrats including former presidential candidate hillary clinton president donald trump says he's spoken with law enforcement agencies and that all efforts will be made to bring the perpetrators to justice he also called for americans to come together and that acts of political violence have no place in the united states all right want to check back in with our stefan see monster in d.c. as stephanie had the opportunity to listen a lot as we all did we first heard from the first lady condemning the violence this was obviously a prescheduled event but nonetheless a very interesting choice to not have the president speak first. yeah i couldn't agree more absolutely interesting that the first comments on the unfolding. texas year came from the first lady and not from the president before talking about the opium crisis which the u.s. is battling in many many places of the c

live from the white house to market some big ass lined up including interior secretary, ryan zinke.get director, mick mulvaney. you will see them both at 9:00 tomorrow morning. that is when we start. now this. senator elizabeth warren takes a dna test to establish her heritage. in my opinion, embarrassment! my take on that the top of the hour here we go. . . including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a chance at 100% clear skin? ask your doctor about taltz. stuart: it is almost 10:00 eastern time. it is 7:00 on the west coast. the markets have been open for 30 minutes and we have a sizable gain already. look at that, 230 points. we're close to a 1% gain, very significant gain. we're about to get breaking news on the economy. it is called the jolt report and this is the number of job openings, okay? have we got it? ashley: we do. 7.136 million, for august. those are the job openings. up from a very high in july of 6.93 million. 7.136 million job openings according to the labor department. that is absolutely extraordinary. we've seen that situatio