are soo hard when you cute. come over here to daddy. [laughter] >> we will get through this. >> thank you. i may look adorable. >> nothing if not loyal. you were the first to get the republican party on my side. i'll always back them up because you're my guy, jeff. >> sorry to interrupt, sir, but chuck schumer is here and says you're working on some kind of secret deal together. president trump: yes, send him in. host: a reminder, back tomorrow morning, a live simulcast, c-span journal, among our guests, lawrence hurley and the start of october and a new term for the supreme court. the former c.i.a. deputy division chief will join us to get his perspective the situation along the d.m.z. and kim jong uning and pyongyang maya macguineas on the republican tax plan an deficit. tomorrow on c-span "washington journal" newsmakers is next. enjoy the rest of your weekend and have a great week ahead. [captions copyright national cable satellite corps.2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its ca

>> i think we'll soo friday.y have to clean the board, so he can set a more realize -- >> you mean kitchen sink the quarter, so to speak just get everything out? >> i don't want to say kitchen sink, but i think he'll set expectations i don't know that he'll be able to get $2 billion out, are you with me, over in 2018. that's a tall order. i think he has no choice but to set the bar on expectations. >> i'm curious from a personal standpoint, how does it feel when you see a company like this that you have given 30 years of your life to, sort of this old guard the ge watching to what's happened to the company and the stock price. >> yeah. >> what goes through your mind as you're watching this -- >> the operative word there was old guard. >> i say that with the most respect, you know that. >> no, no, i know. look, it's painful some of mice best days with the colleagues i had a chance to work with. i was blessed and fortunate to get mentored by jack welsch, if you look at the market cap he was ability to arrive, he cr

he asked me to stop the soo sooting of mrivrz and. >> coming up after the break a cbs news special reportry tragic breaking news story this morning out of las vegas. [ machine gun shots ]. >> get down. get down. >> let's go. >> we hear the sound there. active shooter on killing rampage at country music festival and this morning there's dozen >> sfw morning i'm rahel solomon. >> and katie and pat along in a momentment first here's what you need start your day in the morning minute monday october 2nd. >> mass chaos after gunman opens fire at packed musikfest snral las vegas. >> protesters square off against police outside a fundraiser for officer suspended for a deadly shooting. >> and every second. >> puerto rico is slowly getting help it needs but millions are still without basic necessities.

. >> thank you so much we'll he soo you soon. disturbing armed robbery in east lansdowne all captured on camera. eyewitness news reporter joe holden bring us the latest on this case. >> all of a sudden boom they run in. >> in a flash armed robbers terrorize fisher at auto scales. >> we were playing card we go in early in case they come. >> we spoke do the store ep ee owner that did not want to go on camera. he described hem as being in a hurry and uncoar coordinated it was 7:20, east lansdale. first mistake the armed help accidentally led a dog out the front door. >> there was somebody walking by up front and they let the dog out. so i told them he had to get the dog in. when they did that the gunman was standing there with a begun and mask. i passed by and just kept going. >> michael pascal was there and he thought that slipup to be to their advantage. >> we saw them adds long as we could. out front we figured somebody would call the cops and cars driving by. someone should have done something. >> with the dog inside the owner w

take a look at your screen, this is 80-year-old won soo yim. home on westlake drive. he was driving a black 2012 nissan tags 7da5239. anyone with information about won soo yim is asked to call police. >> developing overnight new information from prince george's county on a man seen in surveillance video released as part of a sexual assault investigation. >> fox5's annie yu is live in bowie now with the latest. good morning, annie. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, holly and wisdom. you know, yesterday prince george's county police they released surveillance video of a person of interest that was captured on video riding his bike in the area. well, they actually found that person. they identified that person and tracked him down, spoke to him and turns out he is not the person that they are looking for. sources tell fox5 that he is not the person that they are looking for and so of course residents in this neighborhood still on edge, fearful that this man who sexually assaulted a woman on monday is still out there. we could tell you that de

you can soo that game here. the game starts at 10:00 a.m.>>> the oakland raiders are 2-2 this season so far. they're playing the ravens at the oakland coliseum sunday. the raiders will be without quarterback derrick car who injured his back. he practiced with the team this week. he is still not quite ready to get on the field. he fractured a bone in his back in last sun' -- sunday's loss. the back up quarterback ej manuel will start against the ravens. >> right now it's 4:56. an investigation is under way after -- after a woman fell to her death at san francisco. >> had stephen paddock been planning other attacks. the latest on what authorities are now uncovering in their ongoing investigation into sunday's massacre. >> good morning. we are seeing traffic on interstate 880 a little bit crowded. we'll take a look at the east bay commute when we come back. >> skries clear. it's cool to cold far few. temperatures have been bumping up each day and afternoon highs as well. take a look at those on a friday forecast. forecast. >>> good morning. mor

this is 80-year-old juan soo kim. he left his home yesterday afternoon. he was driving a 2012 black nissan sentra with maryland tags. the tag number is 7ds bear in mind, too, the low temperatures last night. that got down to 50 degrees. a lot to have concern. if you know where yim is, call police. >>> there's also a search for this elderly man. d.c. police say 66-year-old ronald stuckey was last seen sunday. if you see him, call police. >>> it makes it harder to understand the rules of the road on 66. if you don't have an e-zpass, not knowing what do could cost you. transportation leaders want to get the word out that in early december, they will start enforcing morning and evening rush hour tolls on 66 inside the beltway. during those express lane hours drivers must have a transponder or face a fine. so far it's a little difficult for drivers to understand all these rules. >> you end up having to go to a night class to transponder and when to turn it on and off. >> he makes a good point. right now only about half of the drivers who need them have them. v

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response to the harvey weinstein scandal, the hollywood producer who has been accused by several women of soossing and anna pacquin have tweeted me too. >> what firefighters encountered near coffey park. this video comes from a petaluma fire department engine 9384. the department says the engine company was eventually pushed out. they were overrun by the fire. firefighters were able to protect and save more than 20 homes. as you probably know by now many others were destroyed. a santa rosa couple who lost their home had a moment of joy so strong they were moved to tears. the robinsons thought their dog had died in the fire after they were forced to evacuate their home without him. a police officer found him in a field and another person brought him to the marin humane society. >> thank you. we thought he was gone. >> i think he's happy to see them. >> oh, such a touching moment. everyone is so happy. if they could wag their tails they would be wagging, too. >> we need to see these stories because there's been so much loss and to see a moment of life like this is fantastic. >> what a sweet mom

of sports so what they saying is just their personal opinion and your accordingly would already bait soo much attention to that i think they should mind their own business and stick to the things they're supposed to be doing but at the capitol and. there is no real threat no there is no real threat i could even tell you that after the statement the seventy nine i don't gauge and she's made water president craig really commented on the situation saying that those people really overstepped their limits and as far as being chairing is concerned our athletes are preparing for the olympics world championship competitions and different sports are now taking place as well and we're participating so at this point we don't have any doubts that our team will take part in the olympics. no the next google is saying is that an accusation is always louder than the rebuttal so how ever clean our athletes might be there is still an after a chase last day is easier for the world press to just write all russian athletes cheat i mean so we have the public opinion and then there were sport just how do you m

. >>> as i said, soo man homeowners fromhehe devastated areas can't get backn yet. it's frustratining. downed power lines. fallen trees are making parts of ntnta rosa impossible and too dangerous to get in. liamende andnd dean smith were able to make it into some of those areas. >> reporter: yesterday, this werole was bururning but still standingng. today, it kept us f from gettin to theomes on linda la. this was blocking brush creek road. this man went to hisis home on roolingg oaks. >> eit pretty sad. >>>> repter: we made it to his house. it was one ofhe few still anding. but his neighborors' homes were destroroyed. what once was white p pket fence had melted. e dput c the guts ofhe home were ashes. much to our surpse, we found their animals alive. a llama, sheep, goats and pigs skirted around the flames. the chiens madeit. we f fed tm hay and gave them water. them.had none wn we found animal rescuee teams had not gotten to them yet. ro found them notot far on walle ews from the santalarara county sheriff's office and eller is rece el cerrito police department, fo

the suspect, you ke soo here getting out of a pennsylvania state trooper car. you can see his black pickup truck here. the investigation continues. 64-year-old joseph molar, his wife remains in the hospital. >>> philadelphia police investigating a deadly shooting. someone shot three people around 11:30 last night. a 24-year-old man died and two others are in stable condition. so far there are no arrests. >>> and now to the investigation of the las vegas massacre. they say the gunman researched possible locations in boston and chicago including a concert. they don't know the motive of the shooting. they know he spent decades awaring weapon and ammunition. they are trying to figure out what prompted the spree. paddo p paddock opened fire onto a concert crowd killing 50 and injuring nearly 500 others. we want to show you the chaos. you can see people rushing for cover. it later shows first responders helping the injured and calling for people to run and stay low. >>> in you this morning a son witnessed his father's ultimate sacrifice during the las vegas massacre.

soo it's sort of this pattern making an untruth a truth.ly, thank you for that important information. >> thank you for having me on. >>> well, tonight the five living former presidents of the united states are coming together to help the americans devastated by recent deadly hurricanes, up next to hard-hit po rico. >>> but first fit nation catches up with the older bmf racer in the united states. dr. sanjay gupta has the story. >> i love a challenge. >> kitty has been riding bmx bikes for nearly 30 years. >> at 69, i'm the oldest bmx racer in the world. you talk about fun, hitting a turn at 20 miles an hour, can you imagine that? that's where the exhilarate comes. >> reporter: in the world of bmx biking, she's done more than break down age barriers. >> when i started racing, there were no women. not that they didn't want to race. they were not encouraged. i said, hey, ladies, we can make an impact. >> reporter: she work with sanctioning bodies to give adult women their own racing class. >> we went from two women, now there are over 1,000 ad

. >> reporter: soo young kim said she frost at first. >> i kept thinking i'm getting a brutal beating. >> reporter: then it got worse. >> i was scooting down. >> reporter: what's going through your mind? >> i was fearful thinking how am i going to get out of the situation. >> reporter: officers closed the case saying she had no proof of a crime. frustrated sued the massage therapist and the spa. showed he was fired from two previous jobs after too many complaints. kim also found these to tphotos semi nude photos. >> private clients were sometimes very explicit and very graphic. >> reporter: worked with sanchez for several months. >> i never had any interaction like this. >> reporter: had no history of complaints of sexual complaints. in the lawsuit he denied. kim september the photos to the california massage therapy council, they oversee the states 52,000 massage therapists. >> what is the burden of proof that you need in order to take action against the massage therapist? >> one of the reasons why the california massage therapy council is being so effective in protecting the public

're soo grateful we have aggregating for ..on o ourur sie we're grateful to have such champions. i'm joidd with senator jim wood and senatorwoman aggy currrr we want you to know there's a unified front tonight when it comes to the federal government, city ofonoma and all the lalal muninipalities across this ststat many of usn this roomave lost a home. and many of you, if f yohave n lost your o of someone w who has, a we are so sorry. what wee can tell you tight is that we are going thave tough days ahead, we are goioi to get through this. we will c com out stroerer. it's going to take all of us workrkin together to ensure tha happens. i want toake aoment to say sonoma who are here tonight.t. support and all commandshen itt comes to serviceses. have many city councilmembmber roughout the county. we want to say thank youo much for being here. and a special thank you tththe firefighters whohore here locally. let's give t them a round of applause. [ applause ] >> and to give a brief updpdatey unified front that's being presented. yesterday was a bigay with regard to recovery servis.

we had steve wynn back in may, and he sounded about optimisting as he has in a long time soo that's pretty interesting, going back to what you say, sully, we fully expect americans tore resilient. >> just a quick note there's a big hedge fund event called traders for a cause our own jon najarian is and i asked him if he's going to change his plans >> hell no we're going to do it >>> still ahead, energy stocks have been on a tear up about 10%, but carter wirth says the rallies have the markings of a bull trap. >>> plus a taking of two ought ooh stocks, what's behind the move we'll ha ave special auto report after "fast money" rolls on. ♪ top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas ♪ ♪ it's a champagne and models potpourri ♪ ♪ on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, ♪ ♪ gany, gany, gany, gany ♪ watch this don't get mad (bell mnemonic) get e*trade and get invested (honking) (beeping) we're on to you, diabetes. time's up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork, your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile of

shoes would do their best to stay out of it as much as they could because once you start picking a id soo losing in a primary or getting an enemy elected to the senate. and so those are very dangerous calculations that he is still trying to figure out how he wants to proceed. >> that alabama primary really stuck with the president. >> one of the smartest people i know indeed. >> thank you. >> i agree with that. thanks so much. >>> the bipartisan bill to stabilize obamacare would cut the deficit. that's according to a new report. the deal reduces the deficit by $3.8 billion over the next decade and wouldn't change the number of insured americans. the bipartisan bill is offered on two senators. democrats patty murray and republican lamar alexander. it allows states more say in how they carry out obamacare. the insurers rely on those payments to help pay for nearly 6 million low income americans. trump stopped them earlier this month calling them a bailout for insurers. but alexander and murray say that the report proves otherwise, that restoring funding benefits on taxpayers and low income

soo chi did agree publicly to call for international help and assistance. we are urging that they take advantage of that by inviting -- >> to clarify this, although you had these discussions, the reality is that unless you personally lead these ngos back in there and the u.n. back in there, they're willing to tell us that, yes, this is what they're going to do, but those are just words. you actually cannot get up there into ra kind state to see these villages. we can't get ngos up there, right? >> well, mr. chairman, there actually has been some small signs of progress in recent days. the myanmar authorities are working with the red cross family of organizations, and just this week red cross agencies have gained access to northern ra kind state. there is some humanitarian assistance being delivered. it's not adequate. we are encouraging this to be scaled up with the kind of partners world food program, the u.n. family of agencies that have the experience to meet all of the needs. it is a very difficult environment right now for a variety of reasons for thes

which is say book about the male penguin raising the baby penguin at the central park soo. so anything that can start children as young as possible and that is incredibly sad. >> i will just throw in and i am reading beloved by a tony morrison right now. suggest in terms of how that is unfolding very slowly. it is just so gut-wrenching. it is a must read. >> i want to get your thoughts on something i grew up reading everything the finding the books retried to do read in school and then a few years ago i found out they were studying but that they read school books but maybe not the tissue rand your list? but with those diversity things but also affair is just an ignorance not having a clue what the kids are going through and that they will actually be helpful for your kids growing up. so the fear and ignorance so i grew up reading if you actually give them books that they want to. >> with your statement about ignorance because of a lot of the rhetoric you hear in the news nowadays is complete ignorance about culture that is a no-brainer but that problem for a lot of people s

. >> you can he soo the street here is still shut down going towards the side of mandalay bay in theecurity than usual. they're checking key cards as you go in and out elevators and but you know the feeling here is still tense and it's understandable horrific events of last night achb you can just it it's not business as usual that's for sure. >> and friend and colleague of course "fox5" and make it back safe. thaxing a lot. >> wow, up next here a call for help hundred of donors lining up for blocks to give blood to the las vegas shooting victims. i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> we want to take you back to nevada. blood donations are nodded

. >>> president trump says he will not block the national archives from releasing thousands of soo never-beforents on the assassination of president john f. kennedy. a 1992 law gave the archives 25 years to release the files. that deadline is up on thursday. the information includes films, videos, photos and papers related to the assassination. massachusetts congressman, joseph kennedy, jfk's great nephew, says he understands the historical value of the files. >> these are documents that have been kept behind closed doors for a long time. i absolutely tend towards disclosure of documents. that being said, it would have been nice if there was some communication between the administration and members of our family. >> reporter: federal investigators found that lee harvey oswald acted alone in shooting kennedy in 1963. >>> thousands of harry potter fans packed chestnut hill to be part of the annual harry potter festival. germantown was transformed. brooms, wands, and wizards stretched for 12 blocks. there were live performances and costume performances during the two-day festival which ended yeste

in anne arrundel county worked through the night to put out a massive fire in laurel and there you soo sot the flames. this is 8300 block of break bridge road. >> officials say no one was in the property at the time and no injuries reported. >> silver spring another fire injured one person and forced families out of four story apartment building this broke out skyler road flower avenue before 9. >> firefighters say that plays started in first floor bedroom due to someone smoke. >> no word on identity of body found noor a wooded area. >> please have not said how it died but they're currently investigating. >> stabbing to death just days before kol ipz was set investigators say a security camera recorded unprovoked killing urbanski was member of racist group. took fbi months before prosecutors were comfortable calling the murder a hate crime. >> just as fire crews begin to make progress new wildfires inle ka call. update next. >> can't get a break. plus we remember this incident went viral on board united flight. coming up punishment handed down to security officers involved. we're back

. >> if you couldn't hear it south dakota and you can soo in green tomorrow. sunny skies heading through the afternoon hour, 70 degree. down in san francisco back up to 7 on column because day. 60s by wednesday, thursday friday. >> we need in weekend to be here. thanks for joining us here at 6:00. >> see you at 11:00. >> have a growth weekend. ♪ >>> now on extra. harvey weinstein under fire, facing the camera. >> how you doing. >> ashley judd triggers a sensational scandal. why weinstein's famous designer white is standing behind him. >>> ricky martin emotional video diaries from his ravaged island homeland. >> looks like they nuked us. >> ellen from puerto rico. jennifer lopez, behind the scenes of the hurricane relief song called the new "we are the world." >>> global bladerunner mania. we sit down with the cast as the mega sequel opens.

won soo yim left his home yesterday afternoon driving a 2012 black nissan sentra with maryland tags. the tag number 7 da 5239. prince george's county police are hoping to learn more information about a sex assault in bowie monday night. police thought they had a lead on a suspect. but sources exclusively tell news 4 the man police saw on surveillance camera near the crime scene was >>> the fairfax county school board will vote on a new name for jeb stuart high school. one possible name that's gaining momentum, justice high school. >>> we're getting new numbers in the race for governor of virginia. a poll from hampton university showing republican ed gillespie with an 8-point lead over democrat ed northam. he's up in the poll. this is the second poll to show gillespie ahead in the race. the poll has a margin of error -- voters head to the poll on november 7th. >>> traffic signals in maryland are getting an upgrade. justin finch is in the newsroom with details. >> the long awaited -- governor larry hogan rolling out a $50 million plan for new smart signals. they'll use real time traffi

humbled, soo grateful for that moment that even today after so many years with having so many blessingsn life and all that, that very moment from seeing the generosity of america, this person became the symbol of america for me. juan: eventually you come to the u.s. and you and up at harvard. harvard law school. your impression of your classmates at harvard was not as -- in the same vein as those first americans you met. you write in her book "i was a child of the proletarian, post-colonialism, people who have to work in order to eat, who understood the rich and powerful lived different link for the rest of us because i has suffered their whims and a lot of the people, the elite of america." >> they sat next to me. the brother of her president of a country. i explained that experience detailed in the book. was amazingly dignified class and classmates and all that, but i was there but they wasn't there. so i became known to the professors and to my classmates voice because i always spoke against the --loitation of poor nations from my perspective, whatever -- and really, that is what is

you kept a notebook off to the soo side. and figured out what the trajectory of your rounds are going to be. that is not unusual and that makes sense to me. considering that he sat back away from the window and found the position that they could not see the flash out of the -- out of the rifle barrel, to me means he knew what he was doing. >> reporter: vice president mike pence was in las vegas yesterday to offer his support to the victims and to their families. he said this was a tragedy of unimaginable proportions. he praised first responders, hospital staff and all of the ordinary people who showed some pretty extraordinary acts of courage. >> so many of the people who were taken to local hospitals were taken in private cars. taxi drivers piled people in and people who just happened to drive by. scott mclean, thank you so much. >>> white nationalists are back in charlottesville, virginia, this weekend. >> they held a torch light rally where the protest was back in august. this was a smaller group than in august and lasted

let's talk about the story and why this would be soo beyond th pale of legally binding treaties on the united states. kristen? >> reporter: that's exactly the issue, andrea. just the backdrop, what prompted this, president trump during that july 20th meeting was shown a graph of the united states nuclear posture, a history of it, if you will. peaking in the late 1960s, more than 30,000 nuclear weapons. the president looked at that and said, why isn't our nuclear arsenal more like that, essentially calling for what amounted to a tenfold increase. he surprised and stunned some of his top advisers in the room. not everyone taking him literally, but according to three officials who were in that meeting, we know that briefers explained to him why this wouldn't be feasible, the fact that it would break with decades of nuclear diplomacy and also be a violation of a number of treaties going all the way back to ronald reagan. it is important to underscore, andrea, the fact that there are no plans to increase the nuclear arsenal. we do know that the trump administration is modernizing its nuclea

. >>> tourists could soo n bspace.the middle of 2019, just around the corner. the ceo of blue origins says it's aiming at a tourist flight by april of that year. 2019 would put blue origin slightly behind elon musk's spacex which is planning for a launch in late 2018. blue origin wants to do frequent launches to the edge of space where passengers can briefly experience weightlessness and, take a look at the view, it hasn't said yet how much that ticket is going to cost. >> that means you have about two years to gather your nerves, reggie. >> no, i'm definitely not going to do it. i'm already enough after space cadet. >> a little bit. you love this picture so much -- i will step out of the way. a live look from our santa cruz camera. if you look closely we do have some folks in the water taking advantage of some increased wave heights right now. zoom in maybe potentially and see them all out there. there we go. they're taking advantage of those rough surf conditions because we have a beach hazard statement in effect. lo

. >> reporter: soo young kim says she froze at first. >> it was like a crazy naightmae and i remember getting a brutal beating. >> reporter: then it got worse. >> he was running his crotch on the top of my head and i'm scooting down to avoid is this. >> reporter: what's going through your mind. >> i'm just fearful and thinking, how am i going to get out of the situation. >> reporter: kim says she left the room hysterical. she filed a complaint with police but officers closed the case. frustrated, kim sued the massage therapist, joseph sanchez, and the spa. subpoenaed records show he was fired from two previous jobs after too many complaints. kim also found these photos of partially nude clients on his social media with the caption, the most extreme therapist in the country. >> the pictures, you know, of his private clients, you know, were sometimes really explicit and really graphic. >> reporter: aaron funnel worked with sanchez for several months. >> i had never had any interactions like this. >> reporter: sanchez was never arrested and had no history of complaints alleging sexual ab

soo this is something that is really hurting trump country, it's really hurting the president's supporters and he's hearing from them. and he's hearing they want him to take care of this problem. to follow through on his campaign promise to make this go away. >> jenna, thank you so much. >> of course, thank you for having me. >> rose: jenna johnson from "the washington post." back in a moment. we continue our discussion on the opioid cries business a distinguished panel of experts from bethesda dr. nora volkow, direct are of the national institute on drug abuse at the national institutes of health. from boston dr. lipi roy, an addiction medicine physician and clinical assistant professor at nyu also the former chief of addiction medicine at likers island and with me in new york is peter santoro. he is the vice president of the lower east side service. i am pleased to have each of them on this program. so tell me where we are today. we have spoken to what the president said. tell me where we are today in terms of opioid crisis and what's necessary in your judgement to get our hands around t

, and those were a lot easier rescue missions and recovery missions than this island which has been soo b so beleaguered. you've been witness as well as tammy, gabe gutierrez. let's see if we hear something the president may be saying. >> you can see that -- or hear that he's exchanging pleasantries. the camera is freezing and the cell service there and other communication still very, very difficult for everyone on the ground as well as our own coverage crews, and that's the white house coverage crew. mariana, i was about to ask you about the bottlenecks that you were reporting on on thursday and friday and over the weekend. >> reporter: that's exactly right, andrea. and that was told to us by the company that is in charge of 25% of the port operations. we were able to see what they said were thousands of containers with supplies. over the weekend i was also able to go to what they were calling these regional distribution centers, and i went to one in saba. that's the eastern part of the island. the state national guard told me that regional distribution center services more than 200,00

relationship with china soo many thanks mike mike hanna there with the latest on trump's twitter diplomacy. the head of the world food program has visited ranger refugee camps in bangladesh david beasley says they desperately need international support to help deal with the crisis and aid agencies are trying to help the more than half a million refugees who fled a minute she crackdown in myanmar iraq and state time their challenge he has more from one camp on the me and their sport. i mean. the relief distribution center to be more active in a lot of the camps where a visit the last couple of weeks this is far from a very different scenario two weeks ago when things were very chaotic. the army took over for the central distribution of relief and the traffic management thinks looks far better on the ground right now we have also seen presence of very high up u.n. agency people as well as international donor agency people taking part in distributing relief coordinating on the ground talking to monitoring things i spoke to the executive director of the world food program david bisley i oxon t

still, about 30 people every day are killed with a gun that is used byhose someone else and there is no soo other country into the rate of gun violence. the mass shootings that get the most attention are epidemic. we've become normalized and regularized to 50 or 40 or 30 people losing their lives bute this happens nowhere else but the united states. it is an american problem. and it's not just las vegas and orlando and sandy hook.he we've had more shootings this year than the number of days in the year. for all of the people, four or more people shot in your town or neighborhood and that would be a cataclysm it happened on average because we've become so regularized to it. where the scale is truly epic that we focus on it as a nation. when the victims of this kind of epidemic violence seen nothing but silence the hurt is deep, the scars are wide in newtown but they are made wider by the fact that this body in four and a half years has done absolutely nothing. there is an unintentional endorsements that gets sent to these mass murders went after slaughter after slaughter, congress does nothi

i know a lot of fans are looking forward to sooing it. >> i'm excited about this.ming out on christmas. daniel day-lewis said he's directed by paul thomas anderson. >> what do we know about this? >> daniel day-lewis plays a dressmaker at the centers of a '50s fashion in london and falls in love and love completely ruins him like it dust to most of us. he's teaming with anderson. the last time was "there will be blood" which is a powerfulflip. this is a guy who can become a carpenter for ten years. >> right. like jay z. >> right. >> we have time for two more. i'm going to skip ahead and go to i tania, which about is the former figure skater. >> i long this one. it's one of my favorite. margo robbie plays tonya harding. >> not who i would have cast. >> it redeems tonya harding. >> redeems her. >> did tonya harding pay for her? >> no, she did not. it's a dark comedy. i think her mom as alison janning steals the movie. >> we can't wait. we'll be back with more. thanks, eric. >>> right ow of the gate, the only thing similar about s.w.a.t. if there the movie 15 years ago

. >> soo i think we should come t the floor now. we promised that. and we have a few hands up already. we have mikes moving around. why don't we come right down here? why don't you move out to the aisle. yeah. and you hang on to the mike for him. no, right here. standing. all right. let me ask you -- i was going to say, justt let me ask you a favor. keep your questions to questions, not speeches. keep them as short as you can and we will not have everything answer anything. i'm moving around here. >> if you're comfortable introducing yourself, please do. that would be great. if you have a question for a specific panelist, please ask it specifically so it doesn't turn into a free-for-all. >> and if you want to ask anybody to my left orr right. >> okay. >> thank you so much. i'm a visiting scholar. i work on u.s. presidential speech writing. in the last 30 years, the white house a has developed an institutionalized process that allows different departments to have a say in and check for accuracy the statement that the u.s. president makes. and that's b

i've read soo. stories so many times and still you brought them back to life they're all interesting even though i've heard so many of them before i think that's a real testament to the bock and your talent in writing it. my question is, a lot of books about ali king of the world houser, biography, obviously, and even recently blood brother these are all written by white men and now jonathon ike has a new biography and what does it say about most intense or o most well known books about him are -- all written by white men why aren't people from the black comupght writing books about him? >> you know, i don't really know and i can't speak for why somebody isn't writing a book but collection on ali is superb. there are a couple of others written by african-american writers that are wonderful too. i don't know why but i think ali was somebody who appealed to a lot of people and appealed to a lot of sports writers backs in the tile he was bight at the time, at that time, you've had very few african-amer

soo e—mails, you can do all of these if you want to get involved...i’ multi—race beliefs and we truly find our place as young adults in the world by being free to choose ad live by our own values. thank you for those messages and i will discuss those after ten o'clock with a group of people with first—hand experience of this. still to come... first scotland, then catalonia, now independence fever has reached... ca nvey island. we find out why. an anti—bullying campaign has found that there high levels of offensive language in the gaming community when discussing mental health issues. we'll be speaking to gamers to find out why. time for the latest news. here's annita. the headlines now on bbc news. nhs patients recovering after an operation could be moved from a hospital bed to a stranger's spare room under radical plans being considered by health trusts in essex. talks are at an early stage, but the company behind the idea has already started recruiting potential carers. more than 300,000 people are leaving the workforce every year because of insuffi

and the soviet union were taking over more responsibility for the war and the british had stood for sooere running out of people in the soldiers and money and running out of planes et cetera that they were clearly the big boys in the war starting in 1943 and obviously getting more and more so as the war went on. basically roosevelt who had been close to churchill and had been together a lot from pearl harbor onward started losing interest in churchill and in england and more interested in closing up to stalin and the soviet union. he made that clear in the couple of the meetings that they had been to run and later in delta. i don't think it was roosevelt's finest hour. it was very obvious that he was siding with stalin and making fun of the churchill in toronto and it was painful because he did feel that he was close to roosevelt and he thought he was friends with roosevelt and when this started happening and when roosevelt made it clear that he was against the british empire and thought it should be dissolved it really was extremely difficult for churchill to accept. i think that when

>> nothing to clarify. [ inaudible ] >> you'll figure that out pretty soo soon. >> continued to saberth korea over the weekend. presidents and their administrations have been talking to north korea for 25 years. agreements made and massive amounts of money paid hasn't worked. agreements violated before the ink was try, making fools of u.s. negotiators. sorry but only one thing will work. >> what's that, stupid tweets or -- >> oh, my god. >> -- jangled foreign policy? >> corker is 1,000% right. you have reason to be concerned. we'll bring in admiral james tsavrides next on "morning joe." woman: every year we take a girl's trip. remember nashville? both: kimchi bbq! amazing honky-tonk! i can't believe you got us tickets! i did. i didn't pay for anything. (sigh) you never do. send me what i owe. i've got it. i mean, you did find money to buy those boots. (alert beep) are you serious? is that why you don't like them? those boots could make a unicorn cry. yeah! tears of joy. (groan) settle up with your friends on october 17th with the bank of america mobile banking app. settle up with your