he tells shultz, that's the violation. he said i don't think the president knew about the shultz in the same conversation tells him no, i just talked to the president. and he said oh, yeah, i knew that. i mean, it's blatant cover-up by meese when they have a couple of in these with all the high level people and they basically spin the story. okay, here's what happened to the president didn't know. okay, and nobody says anything. and shultz goes back going all my god, they're building a wall around the presiden president oy go. but at the meeting nobody says a thing. even weinberger noted. they all, you know. so even as far as whether reagan did, in fact, know, this was the big question in huge disagreement among all concerned, among investigators, among anybody that you talk to. half of them can't believe that reagan didn't know about it because this was one of his mo most, you know, important subjects for him, policy topics. is aides, as bruce knows, on the iran side did nothing but try to go out and get answers to the ho

behind the headlines representative and democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman shultz on her battle with breast cancer and how she is helping other women. >> hello i'm bonnie erbe welcome to to the contrary a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, women voters. have republicans diffused the so-called war on women? democrats running for congress are backing away from that rhetoric as the g.o.p. has now pushed back aggressively against claims that republicans are anti-women. closing the gender gap is essential for the republicans in next month's elections. female republican candidates have attacked the notion of the war on women with indignation and disbelief. >> gary peters and his buddies want you to believe i'm waging a war on women. really? >> meanwhile, male g.o.p. candidates are taking a different approach in their ads many talk directly into the camera. this is a shift from when they were accompanied by wives or women when discussing women's issues. commentators say these candidates are trying to prove they get it. >> so congressman

derby wasserman-shultz, two weeks ago there was a story about white house aides throwing her under the the president is disabond it her. now chief mcdonough says if you can't maker it to the end of the term why not leave now. we had a similar thing in the bush administration but we didn't write a press release. pull need a strong team to finish out the last two years. bill: nice to see you at 9:30 in the morning. >> this is the first show i have done in a wreak i haven't coughed. bill: martha, i don't know about the other four at 5:00. they have been warned. martha: one lawmaker says the vote he cast was not the vote that was counted. >> there are new details about three american teenagers running away from home to try to join isis. >> these were good girls, we had no issues with them. i'm not afraid. i can take sip after sip on this bumpy ride and do it all in spandex. new tena instadry. 864 tiny funnels zip wetness away. that's fearless protection poise maximum can't match. with tena, i'm not afraid. and you won't be either. the ultimate arena for business. hour after hour of diving

key are -- we are compromise ago shultz their and right-hand lane, due to disable vehicle that turned into pretty serious fuel spill. that's probably going to be out there for quite some time for a clean up. use extra caution headed out on the schuylkill expressway little later. ninety-five at cottman, usually troublesome spot. rush hour begins to get underway little later in the morning. looking great right now. so southbound toward the center city area where we see most of the volume and back up, looking great so far. out in jersey, pretty serious crash, noun, closing almonnessing road at delsea drive. alternate to get around, that take route 45, which is gateway boulevard. now, we send it over to katie in the weather center, hear she has good news. >> pretty decent day unfolding out there, good morning, everybody, we can expect much more seasonable day, too, so while yesterday was dose of early november, today is much more seasonable for early october standards. storm scan3 shows we do still have this nice clear sky out there, eventually the clouds will start building, you can see,

shultz spent time waiting tables in their younger years so they gave him 100 bucks on a 66-dollar bill. >> we can take a step back when you're in these circumstances and realize you can grace the world in kindness and generosity and patience. the world would be a better place. >> the waiter said it was a i'm stanley tucci and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. one of my favorite fall activities is visiting our world-renowned wineries and craft brewers. and, award-winning distilleries and cider makers. they're located all across our great state. come raise a glass to your favorites. plan your fall getaway at iloveny.com/fall there's something for everyone >> reporter: welcome back, everyone, 6:24 saturday morning, you're looking at our wind streams map. we have two air masses that are colliding in the keystone state together. where they are coming together is where the cold front is sitting. it's slicing williamsport and state college in half to the west. it's cooler and drier, to the east we're seeing winds spowft southeast -- out of the southeast, we're seeing clo

you don't want to miss ceo houston shultz of starbucks on at 9:00 a.m. pop. >>> you have exxon? >> looks like the dow's going to get more help from exxon. shares already trading higher on this news. probably some questions around this because of the massive decline we've seen in oil prices over the last three months. if you take a look, though, this morning, the company coming in it looks to me like -- i'm sorry. $1.89. >> increases 6% versus that estimate. dividend per share increase 9.5%. >> wow. >> which the 3% yielder now. it had been 276. that doesn't hurt either. a 10% increase in the dividend. 69 cents per quarter right now. so cash flow from operations, asset sales total $12.5 billion. still a huge -- very few -- how many other $400 billion companies are there? one? >> what's the other one? >> apple. >> apple, yeah. >> and then apple and google and microsoft, right, are close but not quite. i think this is the only one. >> 377 for google. >> so exxon is number two in terms of being valuable in the entire world. we're going to have an analyst. we'

remember howard shultz told us it's not his first coffee radio. go pro was the subject of much chatter today because oppenheimer rolled out the coverage with an outright sell saying the stock is overvalued. i've got no problem with that. it is overvalued. except i made the case for go pro saying to sell it 20 points ago. when i said enough is enough after i had seen the goat and boares surf boarding videos, that's it. who can top that? i'm out of here. what will happen with go pro? i believe demand for the holidays is off the charts for the whole eco system, but i also think the stock is expensive and fear huge amount of equity in the coming months. let me be real clear. the demand is huge. the latest go pro interration is a hit and they are many years of growth ahead overseas. there is a big short squeeze going on and short sellers want it down badly because it's hard to borrow. meaning it's difficult to get a stock loan to sell short. big oil speaks on friday. given important how important oil is, if they break below 80 you're going to serious s

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on monday, white house spokesperson eric shultz said the white house opposes the payments, but he did not outline any plans for ending them. alabama house speaker mike hubbard has been arrested and indicted on 23 charges of corruption. hubbard led a republican takeover of the alabama house in 2010. he is accused of using his position as speaker and his previous post as head of alabama's republican party to funnel business contracts and investments to his own companies. this year is poised to become the hottest on record. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says 2014 is on pace to either tie or surpass the current record. last month was the hottest september on record worldwide. before that, both august and the entire summer of 2014 were also the hottest ever recorded. the climate change whistleblower rick piltz has died. piltz resigned from the us global change research program in 2005 and provided documents which revealed how the bush administration was editing government climate reports to downplay the threat of climate change. just days after the story broke in the

. >> not that congresswoman shultz from florida has raised the issue, the university of minnesota center for infectious disease for research and policy has issued a report saying, quote, there is scientific evidence that the ooh bowla what is the president to be via infectious aerosol particles both at other near -- >> that's michael osterholm, we asked dr. fauci about that two weeks ago, and he said does it have the potential? but it doesn't do it right now. >> we're getting used to people declares scientific debates closed over and settled, they rarely are. >> back to politics. >>> juan, what stands out for you about this election two weeks out? >> well, i think it goes back to what the brilliant mr. human said. there's no way. look, everything is set up for the republicans to do very well here. this game is being played in red states. that's why you put up those poll numbers. in these states, these are red states, and republicans -- >> but those are the states the republicans are trying to flip. >> so they should be wiping the table. remember '06, '08, especially '10. >> but we weren'

>> did shultz over there at ennis we talk about manufacturing jobs, got to get the truth meter out uponsitive, in evanston ill. they make solvents and lubricants for the automotive industry for staffing. if you look at the number is the president has pledged a million new jobs in his second term. the glass at this point the term may be half over but the glass is a quarter full. if it wasn't for the automotive industry wouldn't have much growth at all. and that has done pretty well. if you look at the numbers and put the truth mitterrand it. he created nine thousand jobs a month over the course of the second term. you need to average 30,000 more a month if you want to get to the goal. what do you feel about the economy going forward? >> very positive. it is doing really well. especially the auto industry. it is great. everything is doing well, what i see. >> one more chart, the total number of jobs, 12 million in manufacturing, 12.2 million in manufacturing jobs that easygoing right here. the process you are looking at looks like oil. it is actually water based lubricants that they do he

debate between the republican and democratic national chairs, reince priebus and debby wagger man shultz's next sunday. >>> have a great we'll and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." lap lap . >>> deadly gunfire erupts over oakland. what we know with the victims and the search for the shooter this morning. >>> fleece week continues in san francisco. what a look with what you have to deal with if you plan on coming into the city today. >> polanco. >> one run scores. 2-0. >> giants take game one. >> bum garner on the keys to success. facing the cardinal fans at a bar. >> "mornings on 2" starts now.

debate between the republican and democratic national chairs, reince priebus and debby wagger man shultz's next sunday. >>> have a great we'll and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." discover the champion in you! . . (applause) well, god bless you. it's always a joy to come into your homes. if you're ever in our area please stop by and be a part of one of our services. i promise you we'll make you feel right at home. but thanks so much for tuning in. thank you again for coming out today. i like to start with something funny. i heard about this 85-year-old man. he was out fishing one morning and he heard this voice saying, "pick me up." he looked around and didn't see anybody. he thought he was dreaming. he heard it again, "pick me up." he looked down and saw a frog. he said in amazement, "are you talking to me?" the frog said, "yes. pick me up and kiss me and i'll turn into a beautiful bride." the man quickly picked

third period, andrew, slap shot, found the back of the net, just like that, four-three, later on, shultzecheck thereto hand al rebound, flyers able to tie up the game. four-12th later, jason, knocking rebounds past steve mason, the stars regain the lead. but the flyers wouldn't be denied. michael's shot goes off daily. the game again is all tied up. that game goes cents into over time. and this time it is up to the captain. claude giroux, is one timer lights the lamp. four game losing streak is over. flyers win it six to five. >>> well, the eagles have the bye, will return to work tuesday, to start preparing for the cardinals next sunday in arizona. person most likely watching, in the fc east battle between the cowboys and the new york giants. last week the dallas cowboys beat the seahawks, remain tied with eagles for first place, and we all know what happened to the g men sunday at the linc. >> we responded well to the losses we've had, and when we've had a tough game this year, and, you know, we know we got to play better than we did. and we got to figure out how to move the ball and b

vladimir putin that objective might be as george shultz said the other day to rebuild the russian empire. those mistakes combined with some other capital mistakes. in syria for instance, to draw a red line, and to say i can't react without getting congress's approval but right now he is willing to act without congress's approval in iraq and then steps back from the red line altogether. that sent a message to russia and others that has been unfortunate for america's so we have seen the explosion of very bad things throughout the world because the rest of the world has calculated what is happening. one more element of foreign policy, a dramatic reduction in our military capabilities. and the quadrennial review that was recently completed and reported on by a commission including president clinton's defense secretary. take a gander at that and see what is happening to our navy and our air force and our army and our nuclear capability and say to these other nations america is not here and we are not there. we can compete, we can -- shine at is investing enormously in the military including a

shultz did not. schultz's widow said she's hoping park visitors will see the bench and reflect on the heroism of her husband. >> i just want them to remember that phil was here. maybe they will see his name and think about his story and then also maybe think about other people that they've lost too soon. >> the phil schultz's memorial foundation, they are working with the parks department to help pay for some new trails and phil's widow is looking for a day when she will take a hike on the phil schultz's trail. >>> a frightening incident involving a stranger and teenaged girl. coming up in minutes what palo alto police are now telling parents. >>> and even though the giants lost last night, it's actually good news for some. we will tell you how fans and local businesses are gearing up for game 4 tonight when "mornings on 2" continues. >>> 7:31. we're live in palo alto this morning where police are warning people after a man exposed himself in public and trailed a school girl as she was walking. ktvu'

but at 2:00 we have a newsmaker with dnc chair debbie wasserman shultz. thank you. >> monday money has one member of the house of representatives and he's leaving the house to run for the senate. republican ryan zenky is in line to replace him. they met for the first debate over the weekend. here's a few minutes of that. >> my opponent called for economic sanctions against isis. how do you put economic sanctions against a nonnation state? maybe beshould write a tersely worded letter. the issue is isis is a danger. it's a danger to hear. you have to have a three pronged approach. we have to shut down our southern border. it is no longer an imbrags issue. it is security and immigration threat. a nation that can build a panama canal in the 19th century certainly can build a fence in the 21st. secondly, unfortunately, it's going to call for america to lead. and you cannot control isis by air alone. in the words of general conway, there isn't a snowball's chance in hell that air operations will work. and i agree. secondly, it limits our ground forces to specia

shultz has got a great franchise. ubiquitous. it's a great product. it's got great brand loyalty.re importantly, he's a sensible guy. it's almost a new economy play because he's been able to tab into the entire crowd that has all the tracks. they all hang out at starbucks. >> they have new items on the menu as well. >> he's still young. not even 60 years old yet. >> i don't know any brand that's gotten such acceptance so quickly. >> why now? did you suddenly meet him? did you suddenly see something -- >> it's a combination of two things. if you have money to invest, where do we invest it? i'm not going to buy 10-year treasuries at 2.92%. because i'm going to lose money down the road. he is a great company and balance sheet. everything is working. look at what he's done. remember when he left and came back? he did it. >> and the stock -- the company had lost its way. and he came back almost like jobs came back and totally transformed it again. >> a couple weeks ago in seattle i had a chance to meet jim senegal. it was no interest to me why they're a fabulous company. it's about the