we saw with the border bill about a month ago how the steve kings in the house got their way. this is another win for them and this will give them more ammunition to say the people are behind us and we have a mandate to demand action in our direction. >> that gets to their political calculation which is the shame, whatever your position of this and other issues, we can't have an open, honest debate and see who has the most votes. if you look at the last two presidential elections you might think republicans would say what an opening the president gave us, he decided not to act. why don't wie tell this latino community look what we can do. chris christie was in mexico city this week, thinking seriously about running for president in 2016. he knows you can't win without getting more latino votes. look what happened in 2018 and 2012. chris christie is ready to tell us what he thinks. right? >> i won't have anything to say on immigration unless and until i become a candidate for president of the united states. if that happens then i will articulate a full position on it and then y

after the election, i sat down with steve king and they're already planning to fight the president ifforward on executive action on immigration. steve king told me he's prepared to tie government funding in december to blocking any potential executive action so we could have another showdown on the horizon if that happens. >> feisty lame duck. maggie? >> mine is the mother of three item here, corner of the table, hillary clinton talked a lot last week when she was at the democratic national committee fund-raiser she's on baby watch, that appears to be very literal. the clintons have not said when her daughter, chelsea clinton is due with her first grandchild, it is believed to be within the next few weeks so this pregnancy which i think probably did not fly by for the clintons does seem to suddenly be toward the end. hillary clinton has said this is the thing that will impact to some extent anyway her thinking about running for president, and so we are now entering that window. she says she's going to see what being a grandmother feels like. >> we'll watch -- >> that was her praise. >

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but thank you for your future service in getting steve king out of congress and getting in there. where is jim now we are? -- 't speak too highly of pat murphy is going to replace bruce brayly in the 1st district. [cheers and applause] and in the 2nd district, i want you to know i've never seen anybody work harder than steve. he is out there all the time. i know he's going to get re-elected. i want to thank him for his great service and thank him for winning the next election. dave! [cheers and applause] this can all happen but we need your help. we need you to volunteer when you leave here today help us get the absentee ballots in, door knocking. if democrats who voted in the last election this time we win, we've just got to get those votes. democratic people and power in iowa will win every time! cheers and applause] job and noud hillary clinton who spoke at this event for about 20 minutes. >> hello, iowa! cheers and applause] >> i'm back! [cheers and applause] i'm so glad to be with all of you on this beautiful day. now, we're all here to thank tom and ruth for their decades of

jim howard tells steve king to go back to western iowa and stay there. [applause] and it is time for a great champion to follow bruce braley in that district, by electing pat murphy. we know he stands with us. [applause] but one of the most important elections, not just in this this's history, but in country's history, is right here in iowa, for the united states senate. if we truly want tom harkin's people with disabilities, his concern for farmers, his desire to make sure laboring people get a fair shake, protecting a woman's right to choose -- if we are truly interested in making sure that legacy continues, air is only one candidate you can vote for, and that is bruce braley. [applause] today, you leave here commit to yourself and to your family and to your friends that you will do everything in the next 50 days -- you will talk to every friend and neighbor. you will ensure that no one who wants to vote does not get to the polls. you are going to do everything you possibly can to ensure a better and brighter future for this great state and for the uni

jim, for his past service to our nation in a rack, thank you for your future service in getting steve king out of congress and getting you in there. where is he? right there. [applause] i can't speak too highly of our candidate in the first district. pat murphy was an outstanding speaker of the house and with our help you will replace bruce braley. right here, from dubuque. [applause] , i haveecond district never seen anyone work as hard as dave. he is out there constantly, all the time. i know he is going to get reelected. join me in thanking dave for his great service and for winning this next election and continuing his service in the congress. [applause] well, this can all happen, but we need your help. we need you to volunteer. when you leave here today, help us to get the absentee ballots in. if democrats who voted in the last election vote this time, we win. we just got to get the votes in. join me in showing the koch brothers and the tea party the democratic people power in iowa will whip them every time. [applause] so, friends. i know you are eager to hear from our special guests.

representati steve king named two mosques specifically including this church. that mosque is one of the biggest in the commonwealth and leaders there reacted strongly against what he said. >> it's really reprehensible red meat rhetoric being thrown out there and it does a quick disservice to people of faith who come here. >> king is a representative of iowa. he made the comments on a conservative talk show and has not issued any kind of an apology for the comments. >>> nfl star adrian peterson is out on $15,000 bond after he turned himself over to police this morning. they charged him with child abuse. now peterson i a of hitting his son with a small tree branch. the minnesota vikings announced he won't play in tomorrow's vikings game. one analyst says with the news the nfl is facing with, an all out blitz. >> from monday mornin the ray rice tape comes out to friday afternoon, your adrian peterson. has to be up there for the most embarrassing weeks in nfl history. what a week it has been. we'll be watching to find out what kind of action if any the nfl takes. t

there are some like steve king who have spent a lifetime talking about this and others as well that credit expansion up assess -- access crisis feeds on itself. you want to buy a house because prices are going up so you leverage the buy the house which in turn makes houses less affordable and ironically many of the affordable housing ngos you know don't really have a solution how to get out of that. their solution is easier credit and interestingly more capital requirements. they add these human shields to the financial industry. how do you have some type of systemic reform so you don't get into this almost inevitable situation where you need a debt jubilee to get out or face years of stagnation or liquidity/solvency crisis? >> we knows the cane and we like his work and we think his work is spot on. there are another couple of -- me in and sukie who published a book called house of debt who did a really wonderful job of parsing to this very idea. but what you were getting at is the underrecognized fact that lending policy itself absent organic demand can cause asset price values to go up.

jim, for his past service to our nation in a rack, thank you for your future service in getting steve king out of congress and getting you in there. where is he? right there. [applause] i can't speak too highly of our candidate in the first district. pat murphy was an outstanding speaker of the house and with our help you will replace bruce braley. right here, from dubuque. [applause] , i haveecond district never seen anyone work as hard as dave. he is out there constantly, all the time. i know he is going to get reelected. join me in thanking dave for his great service and for winning this next election and continuing his service in the congress. [applause] well, this can all happen, but we need your help. we need you to volunteer. when you leave here today, help us to get the absentee ballots in. if democrats who voted in the last election vote this time, we win. we just got to get the votes in. join me in showing the koch brothers and the tea party the democratic people power in iowa will whip them every time. [applause] so, friends. i know you are eager to hear from our special guests.

jim, for his past service to our nation in a rack, thank you for your future service in getting steve kingress and getting you in there. where is he? right there. [applause] i can't speak too highly of our candidate in the first district. pat murphy was an outstanding speaker of the house and with our help you will replace bruce braley. right here, from dubuque. [applause] , i haveecond district never seen anyone work as hard as dave. he is out there constantly, all the time. i know he is going to get reelected. join me in thanking dave for his great service and for winning this next election and continuing his service in the congress. [applause] well, this can all happen, but we need your help. we need you to volunteer. when you leave here today, help us to get the absentee ballots in. if democrats who voted in the last election vote this time, we win. we just got to get the votes in. join me in showing the koch brothers and the tea party the democratic people power in iowa will whip them every time. [applause] so, friends. i know you are eager to hear from our special guests. i mentioned

so predictable and lamentable, we need to hear the next speech by steve king, gomer, tea baggers lamenting everything our president wears, does, or says. real politics.n i am a child of the 1960's when people actually got arrested and got killed for civil rights and fighting against the vietnam war. we will now go to san antonio. democrat line. what would you like to see done over the next 12 days? caller: let's get something going. somenot understand why people are concerned about congress being taken over by if thecans when president vetoes, it is going to take a two thirds majority to override his veto on other side of congress. one more issue, we have four borders, we don't have one. i would like to see on tv the border patrol tracing and illegal russian or illegal spanish guylegal coming through canada. how come i don't see that on tv? host: on the issue of immigration, the president is delaying implementation of executive action. the headline here, immigration delay in. activists. what does this mean -- infuriates activist. what is this mean for lawmakers like representative gutierre

jindal, rick santorum, a professor who unseated eric cantor, a form redskins star, clint didier, steve king cost is $100 per person. you can get your ticket upstairses at the registration desk. you most have a ticket to attend. all college and high school students, there's going to be -- you'll be meeting at 5:30 to 7:00 for free pizza and to discuss policy and mix and ming with the pros in the empire room downstairs. talk about hot topics such as religious freedom, world view, entertainment, drugs and guns, life, marriage, and more, with whenam brothers, and other organizations, and did i mention, free pizza. just show your student name tag for admission. lieutenant general william gwynn and oliver north will be doing a book signing immediately. this afternoon, senator rick sapper to rum and kelly shackleford will be doing a book signing in the diplomat foyer, and kelly, our first speaking this afternoon, at 1:00, is going to be dog a press conference -- be doing a press conference at their booth in the -- where all of our exhibitions are, and he'll be talking about this book, this report,

so predictable and lamentable, we need to hear the next speech by steve king, gomer, tea baggers lamenting everything our president wears, does, or says. real politics.n i am a child of the 1960's when people actually got arrested and got killed for civil rights and fighting against the vietnam war. we will now go to san antonio. democrat line. what would you like to see done over the next 12 days? caller: let's get something going. somenot understand why people are concerned about congress being taken over by if thecans when president vetoes, it is going to take a two thirds majority to override his veto on other side of congress. one more issue, we have four borders, we don't have one. i would like to see on tv the border patrol tracing and illegal russian or illegal spanish guylegal coming through canada. how come i don't see that on tv? host: on the issue of immigration, the president is delaying implementation of executive action. the headline here, immigration delay in. activists. what does this mean -- infuriates activist. what is this mean for lawmakers like representative gutierre

so predictable and lamentable, we need to hear the next speech by steve king, gomer, tea baggers lamentingrything our president wears, does, or says. real politics.n i am a child of the 1960's when people actually got arrested and got killed for civil rights and fighting against the vietnam war. we will now go to san antonio. democrat line. what would you like to see done over the next 12 days? caller: let's get something going. somenot understand why people are concerned about congress being taken over by if thecans when president vetoes, it is going to take a two thirds majority to override his veto on other side of congress. one more issue, we have four borders, we don't have one. i would like to see on tv the border patrol tracing and illegal russian or illegal spanish guylegal coming through canada. how come i don't see that on tv? host: on the issue of immigration, the president is delaying implementation of executive action. the headline here, immigration delay in. activists. what does this mean -- infuriates activist. what is this mean for lawmakers like representative gutierrez? d

in attendance will be governor bobby jindal, senator rick santorum, representative mark meadows, steve king, dave brad. he was the professor that unseated representative eric cantor, and many others and they'll be from our 30 p.m. until seven in the congressional room. you must have a ticket and those are $100. as a special treat at 5:00 tony perkins will be doing his washington watch live radio program and so as you go up the steps to the registration you can see that over to the side. remember the media, they are our guests and we're very honored to have them joining us. so please be respectful as they do the best to cover this event. and also the family research council is going to door -- hats and t-shirts and things you want to take him with you and that's just at the bottom of the stairs as you head up. check that outcome take some of that stuff over it's great stuff. also want to invite you to be part of the conversation on twitter and that hashtag is vvs14. you'll be hearing more about this big want to be sure that your church is signed for something called the i pledge sunday 2014.

so predictable and lamentable, we need to hear the next speech by steve king, gomer, tea baggers lamenting everything our president wears, does, or says. real politics.n i am a child of the 1960's when people actually got arrested and got killed for civil rights and fighting against the vietnam war. we will now go to san antonio. democrat line. what would you like to see done over the next 12 days? caller: let's get something going. somenot understand why people are concerned about congress being taken over by if thecans when president vetoes, it is going to take a two thirds majority to override his veto on other side of congress. one more issue, we have four borders, we don't have one. i would like to see on tv the border patrol tracing and illegal russian or illegal spanish guylegal coming through canada. how come i don't see that on tv? host: on the issue of immigration, the president is delaying implementation of executive action. the headline here, immigration delay in. activists. what does this mean -- infuriates activist. what is this mean for lawmakers like representative gutierre

. >> next, booktv is live with steve almond, author of "against football," and gregg easter brook, the author of "the king of sports." they discuss the impact of football on american society and why it must change by examining the brutality of the sports. from the use of taxpayer money to fund nfl stadiums to the large amounts of college budgets earmarked for college football programs. this is about an hour.

. >> steve: all-time, ever. >> jimmy: the king. my favorite movies, everyone's favorite movies, including "the nutty professor," which is in its 50th anniversary. it's like a whole blu-ray/dvd, look at this guy. jerry lewis is joining us. >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's amazing. i've never met him. i just met him backstage and he's just unbelievably funny and awesome. it's an honor. and then of course, if you have jerry lewis, you have to have music from public enemy. [ cheers and applause ] they always travel together. they always travel together. >> steve: oh, yes, hand in hand. >> jimmy: you get jerry lewis, you gotta get public enemy. they are always -- >> steve: where's jerry lewis? look for public enemy. >> jimmy: just look for -- yeah. flavor flav and jerry. >> steve: yeah. yeah, boyeeee! >> jimmy: this is the new def jam. box set. look at this box set. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: it's fake, it's not a a real record player, but still, it's very interesting. i like that. public enemy's gonna do -- gon

steve: and he's a squirrel. >> jimmy: yep. and last one here is the caption from jennifer lawrence and larry king. op these dangerous and embarrassing leaks." [ laughter ] [ drum roll ] >> steve: oh what! >> jimmy: come on, let me say it. let me just say it. >> steve: just let him say it. this is his job. quit judging. it's a judgment-free zone. jimmy has a joke to tell. >> jimmy: thank you. >> steve: listen to it. [ laughter ] he's gonna tell you a joke. i don't care if you know what the punchline is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, calm down! calm down, man! don't talk to me any more. >> steve: jimmy's gonna tell you something, and you're gonna laugh! [ laughter ] i've known this man for -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you. i appreciate it. >> steve: i got you covered. >> jimmy: the only way to stop the dangerous and embarrassing leaks. jennifer lawrence posted a a picture of the supreme court. larry king posted a picture of depends. [ laughter ] there you go right there, everybody. that's all the time we have for "picture this." we'll be right back with blake shelton. he's gonna come on! [ cheers an

steve keeley, thanks very much. >>> 6:35. philadelphia police investigating a triple shooting in the king sessing neighborhood. police say about 21 shots were fired in the 1300 block of south paxson street just after is 11:30 last night. two men were taken to the hospital in critical condition after being struck. a woman also suffered a grazed wound. police say it is unclear right now if the shooting victim was the ones that were actually being targeted or if they were just kind of caught rather. police are looking for two shooters. >>> delaware state police trying to figure out what caused a tour bus to flip over yesterday afternoon, and kill two passengers. >> jennifer joyce live in christiana hospital in newark with the very latest on this. have one on board suffered pretty serious injuries including broken bones, jennifer? >> reporter: we're hearing some people from bumps and bruises to broken bones to a few people in critical condition. we know that some of the people are being treated here at christiana hospital, and as you mentioned the investigation into what caused this crash will continue today. dela

. >> next, booktv is live with steve almond, author of "against football," and gregg easter brook, the author of "the king of sports." they discuss the impact of football on american society and why it must change by examining the brutality of the sports. from the use of taxpayer money to fund nfl stadiums to the large amounts of college budgets earmarked for college football programs. this is about an hour. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> hello, everyone. good afternoon. i'm susan -- [inaudible] on behalf of our owners and our entire staff, i'd like to welcome you to politics & prose. just a reminder to, please, turn off or silence your cell phones. also during our question and answer session, if you could step up to this mic right here, we'd appreciate it because we're recording this event. and you can leave your chairs, as we have a couple more events this afternoon. if you haven't been to the store before, please, pick up one or our events calendars and take a look at all we have going on here including classes. we've got three

steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. >> "euromaxx highlights." >> hello, and welcome to the show, which kicks off with us taking a unique tour of three european cities. first though, here's a look at what else is coming up. kitesurfer gisela pulido is aiming for the top. why capri is one of europe's most popular destinations. and tourist magnet bavaria is , germany's top vacation spot. if you are on the streets o

steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. >>> hello, and welcome to nhk "newsline". i'm ross mihara in tokyo. >>> the organization for security and cooperation in europe says the ukrainian government and pro-russian separatists have signed a cease-fire deal. >> based on this agreement, on this protocol, i give an order to the chief of my military to declare a cease-fire in a half an hour time at 6:00 ukrainian time. >

northbound lanes of 280 from the 101 split to the kings street off ramp has been closed since thursday to replace two bridge hinges. now, cal trans spokesman steve williams is live at the site with us. steve, thanks for coming on. what are the crews doing right now? >> reporter: things are coming along very well. we're actually starting to put the finishing touches on the last hinge over the evans avenue at i-280. >> steve, it sounds like it will open -- sorry. it sounds like it will open on time. what's been the toughest thing about this project the last few days? >> the toughest thing is that we only have an extra seven hours to try to do twice as much work as we normally do in a weekend. this work is very, very specialized. you need a specially trained crew to do that. in addition to that, this type of work was never attempted before, so this was kind of a first time for us. so we used the lessons learned from the closure on memorial day and the fourth of july and that's what has enabled us to do this successfully on in labor day weekend. >> congratulations. sounds like it's gone extremely well. steve, thank very much. cal trans. >> it's goin

steve. >>> we have new information about the king fire.ire announced the wildfire grew from 89,500 last night to 93,000 acres this morning. containment went up slightly from 35% to 38%. calfire last prout in an additional 2,000 firefighters. gusty winds and loep humidity have caused flareups. so far, the fire has destroyed a dozen homes east of placerville. about 2700 people are still under evacuation orders. >>> 8:211. it's happening again -- 8:21. it's happened again. coming up at 8:45, suspicious treats found in a santa rosa park. why dog owners are very nervous. >>> an exhausted bald eagle makes it's way to a fisherman's boat. the reason experts say it ended up out of the air and into the wave. it makes me happy to go on the computer. i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over 1.4 million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped me progress in my schoolwork. it helped my grades move higher. today it's the largest broadband adoption program in america. it helped me a

other than that, and also, steve harvey, one of the original kings of comedy, he's going to be on lateritical correspondent casey hunt with her one-on-one interview with senator gillibrand. how did that go? >> we spent a day in new york with senator gillibrand. in just a short amount of time in the senate, she's had to learn the hard way about passing laws and also about passing off pretty insensitive comments from her colleagues. >> it was pretty funny when a southern congressman told me as i walked down the aisles in the house channel bettmber, he said even pretty when you're fat. i was like, okay, thanks. >> following in hillary clinton's foot steps. as ambitious senator from new york and as a female politician, constantly graded and how she looks. how does she respond? like any true new yorker. you said f.u.? >> i had colorful language for him. >> casting herself as part of the next generation, not afraid to talk about the challenge, of running as a woman, instead of simply trying to run as a man. >> do you think feminism has become a dirty word? >> just like ambition. it's perceive

steve martin. he hosted many times. king tut. the wild and crazy guy. >> all right.e most "snl" episodes. tom hanks, justin timberlake or alec baldwin? >> alec baldwin. >> how many times? >> yeah. how many times? >> a lot. >> 16 and who is second? >> who? >> steve martin. 15. >> really? >> and hoda, what is your favorite alec baldwin sketch? he lights something around christmas. >> starts with shweatherty. >> that's a good one. >> beautiful lady from seattle. while she was an "snl" cast member tina fey wrote and starred in which film? >> "date night." >> she's going to love this cd. >> you know what? okay. she had a good windup. please inform us on what's the correct answer. >> i want to say wednesday we wear pink. "mean girls." >> yeah. although she was in "date night" she didn't write it though. >> did you love "mean girls?" >> i did. i loved the mom's sweat pants she wore in there. >> scary how true it is, "mean girls" and i have a 14 and a 16-year-old. if you're a girl going into high school you have to see that. >> or the father of girls. >> yeah. that's hysteri

steve: yeah, what a country. [ laughter ] that's your favorite drink isn't it? yakov smirnoff? >> jimmy: this one's from -- [ laughter ] here's one from author stephen king.'s complex, a a little too long but one of the most classic pieces of american literature." here's the question. what do you think of the cheesecake factory's menu? [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: yeah, it is. >> jimmy: oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. [ laughter ] it is a good read. >> steve: look at page 400. >> jimmy: they're making a a movie about it next year. >> steve: they are, but it's gonna be four parts like the hobbit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is it called? >> steve: four parts, it's going to be a four part -- they can't make it in one movie. it would be like ten hours. >> jimmy: cheesecake factory the movie. david fincher is directing. ben affleck is in talks. >> steve: in talks to be in it. we don't know yet. >> jimmy: he might work at the factory, he might not. [ laughter ] >> steve: makes great cheese. >> jimmy: here's the response from the car company uber. they replied, "simply get into the car of a stranger and they take you to your final destination." [ laughter ] see

king dollar jess ter court jess ter gold. we've got to leave it there. gentlemen fantastic discussion. thank you very much. steve, larry, tobias. a very big win for the biggest little city in the world. we have more on how tesla could breathe some much-needed life into reno, nevada. >>> speaking of charts, it is mystery chart time. here you go, folks. this stock's been a summer sizzler up about 30% in the past three months. that's all you get. tweet us your guesses. more clue clues and the answer ahead. roughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov >>> gas up 20 cents per gallon through october could bring the price below $3 in some areas. currently the national average is 3.43 a gallon. so 20 cent would not be under 3 if my math is correct. that's way down from last

steve, where is -- it's in the headlines a lot, it's embarrassing if we talk about the burger king goingseas. but is this a very significant shift in the location of the u.s. tax base? >> well, it can be. let's keep all this in perspective. the corporate tax base is only 10% in a good year of our total federal revenues. some of this isn't just about the corporate tax base. it's about americans seeing taxpayers be able to do things they cannot do. it's about protecting the integrity of the tax system as a whole. but just to be more specific, i think what attracted secretary lew's attention, almost certainly was first the pfizer deal which did not go forward, #j?:4ñwas not quite $100 billioj uz announced deals are each over $50 billion. all those occurred in the last several months. there are deals waiting in the wings of sides we don't know. when i looked at walgreen's, which did not go forward, i pointed out in my article that if they did what the bar clays analysts suggested they should do, they were talking about $980 million a year, one company, of tax savings, not all of which would

king fire. maybe a half inch up in santa rosa. it doesn't end the drought, but it puts a big damper on the fires, and messes with your morning commute. no doubt, stevend sal will be here early in the morning talking about it. notice how warm it is out there. 69 in concord, cloudy, very drizzly. warm air holds a lot of water we're already seeing drizzle, and sprinkles. we'll see a lot of that as the evening goes on. then the stronger rain starts. this is all of that humidity kind of condensing and creating moisture and drip. 2:00a.m., here we are at 4:00 a.m. so everybody's wet at 4:00 a.m. look at santa rosa. your ground is wet. the system slides through throughout the morning commute. 4:00a.m. is about the moment it really starts to go. when i come back, i just gave you the broad brush. we'll go through hour by hour and show you how the rest of the day goes. and talk about your bay area rest of the week. >>> public art stolen from a busy bay area sidewalk. >> i had no idea you could possibly do that. >> up next, the efforts to find the thieves responsible. >> and later, mother nature helping firefighters gain ground against a massive wildfire. the

again kwb jason is with us for the rest of the program steve, we'll see you in a little bit. >>> still to come, the kingrren buffett. kidding. he did that on burger king. calling on congress to do something to curb tax inversions. really? is that what he's doing now? all right. we're going to ask the president's man on the economy what they're prepared to do. >>> plus darden posting earnings. says its performance is improving, but it acknowledges there's still work to be done. the street reaction is next. i'm type e. my golden years will not just be gold plated. i had 3 different 401(k)s. e*trade offers rollover options and a retirement planning calculator. now i know "when" i'm going to retire. not "if." (shouting) location. here's the location that matters the most. here. or here. or here. it's wherever this is. to get customers to come here and stay here, you're going to need an app that connects to all your systems. so they can bank, shop, do what they need to do, and you gotta do it fast. before the competition does. it's tough out here; you better be on the right cloud. today there's a new way to

steve, where is -- it's in the headlines a lot, it's embarrassing if we talk about the burger king goingoverseas. but is this a very significant shift in the location of the u.s. tax base? >> well, it can be. let's keep all this in perspective. the corporate tax base is only 10% in a good year of our total federal revenues. some of this isn't just about the corporate tax base. it's about americans seeing taxpayers be able to do things they cannot do. it's about protecting the integrity of the tax system as a whole. but just to be more specific, i think what attracted secretary lew's attention almost certainly was first the pfizer deal which did not go forward, which was not quite $100 billion deal. two announced deals are each over $50 billion. all those occurred in the last several months. there are deals waiting in the wings of size we don't know. when i looked at walgreen's, which did not go forward, i pointed out in my article that if they did what the barclays analysts suggested they should do, they were talking about $980 million a year, one company, of tax savings, not all of whic

steve sutherland who got in hot water for holding a men-only fund-raiser. "good men sitting around and solving political and social problems over fine food and drink date back to the 12th century with kinghur's table." king arthur and the 12th century. not exactly a forward-looking invite. but wait, there's more. quote, tell the missus not to wait up because the after dinner whiskey and cigars will be smooth." i can just picture the scene. but tell the missus not to wait up, that's a little insensitive. when his opponent called him out, his response was even more baffling. >> i live with five women. that's all i'm saying. i live with five women. listen, has gwen ever been to a lingerie shower? ask her how many men were there. a lingerie shower? that's how he justifies his all-male fund-raiser. this election cycle, the republicans are having a major problem attracting female voters. we'll be talking about that ahead. but we're not letting southerland off the hook that easy. nice try, but we gotcha. [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! how do you sleep like that? you dry up, your cold feels even worse

steve, boy so unnerving ten days now. 7:05. lets get to other news. philadelphia police are investigating a triple shooting in the king sessing neighborhood. police say at least 21 gunshots were fired on the 1300 brook of south paxson street just after 1:13 last night. two men were taken to the hospital and are in critical condition after being struck. woman also suffered a grazed wound from the bullet, police say it is unclear if the shooting victims were targeted. police are looking for two other shooters. >>> a bus crash in delaware kills two people and injures a dozen. >> jennifer joyce is on the scene and is at the hospital's christiana hospital in newark. jenny. >> reporter: that is right, we are here at christiana hospital, mike where some of the people are being treated from injuries sustained in yesterday's crash. we are hearing that all 50 people on board, including the driver sustained some sort of an injury as the investigation, continues now. delaware state police say the crash happened just before 4:30 yesterday afternoon, tour bus was traveling south on route one attempting to exit an off ramp at route

steve case is our guest host today. much more from him coming up. >>> up next though he got the king to come back to cleveland.on valley to detroit. cavs owner and quicken loans chairman dan gilbert will be joining us. >>> and later ford slashes its -- slowdowns in europe and south america too. that stock was down nearly 8% on the news. we're going to go under the hood of the automaker in just a bit. but first walgreens revenues in line. "squawk box" will be right back. 3w4r57 ace. with a smooth formula, free of flavors and colorants. so you get a closer feeling to natural teeth. new fixodent plus true feel. fixodent. and forget it. . >>> checking the futures right now. you can see the dow up about 50 points. s&p 500 up higher as well. almost six points higher. nasdaq opening up about 21.5 points higher. >>> still to come this morning, more on the big news ebay splitting off paypal. but first dan gilbert will join us along with our guest host steve case. and in the next hour how the hong kong uprising could shake the world's economy. to what it means for your investments. we'll cover it all. "squawk box" will

king. it seemed like a, you know, an unveiling of fashion in many ways, and consumer technology, and steve technology cool. i'm not sure there was a huge breakthrough in terms of new technologies or new ideas there, but apple always does a great job of making it seem really new and exciting and fashionable, but, you know, fashion people also make people wear all of these pants that don't go all the way down to your ankles anymore. we called them pedal pushers and capris, and now i think they laugh at us. i'm trying to get away from having to wear all that stuff. i'm wearing stanford today no honor of my son who won his first golf tournament. >> congratulations. >> thanks. >> that's fantastic. would you buy an apple watch? >> i stopped wearing a watch because i had a phone. can get rid of the phone and wear it on my wrist, or whatever, but i need a big skreep because i don't see like i used to. i want one device. we'll have -- i think the use of the watch will become clear when some developer invents something that's very useful for that that doesn't exist today. yeah, i want the dick tracy

steve liesman, thank you so much, sir. >>> coming up with the rest of the crew on "fast money" here at 5:00 p.m., they're going to be asking the kingation what he thinks of alibaba's pricing. our thanks to rick as well. >>> coming up, more reaction on the fed's news today. rick santelli and jack bouroudjian don't usually see eye to eye on this topic. >>> and also, alibaba, not much buzz around this ipo since facebook. and we all remember how that went. so what's alibaba doing to make sure everything goes off smoothly this friday? we'll take you inside with a special report. bulldog: save up to $300 on sealy posturepedic and serta mattress sets. even get 24 months interest-free financing on every tempur-pedic. but don't drop the ball. mattress discounters fall kickoff sale ends sunday. ♪ mattress discounters >>> we begin with earnings news and our dominic chu. >> two companies we're watching on the earnings front after the closing bell. we start with pier one imports. posting weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter profits. they cut their guidance. shares down around by 9%. a different story for united natural foods. the natural and org

re steve king said this on a conservative talk radio show. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey is live outside the mosque he mentioned. julie, what's the reaction there? >> rep well, a little more on that in a minute. for starters, the congressman didn't cite this by name, but referred to it as virginia's larkest mosque. he didn't provide any evidence but suggests this mosque and others are serving as recruitment grounds for isis. here at the mosque tonight, however, they are calling those comments reprehensible. hour after friday prayers, this mosque is quiet. thousands of northern virginia muslims gather here each week. its size seems to be one reason iowa congressman steve kg singled it out along with a mosque in minneapolis. king suggested isis is recruiting through u.s. mosques, and he says the obama administra should have operatives insid to keep watch. >> recruiting fighte for isis out of minneapol and the somali enclave. the largest mosque in virginia. all muslims are supporters of isis, but the network that flows through the m