. >> clerk: charles jones is next on the list, but is that susan smith? >> did you get the other ones in the bucket? >> clerk: yep. >> excuse me for one minute. i'm fine. i've been in business for ten years. i've only had one contract. still got the contract down at the bank of america. i don't even know what it is, a 401-k. i used to be able to save money -- it used to be 120 days before i got paid, so i had to do all the work, i had to do all the paperwork. this is just hard. i'm from the bayview. i've watched my community suffer, literally suffer. when my little kids look at me, they say he's got his own business, they've got a real glimmer of hope. they're like, you've got money. man, i don't have no money. i still have to pay taxes, i have to pay workmen's comp, i have to pay liability insurance. i don't even know what this p.l.a. thing is, but i'm dead in the water. i'm dead. i'm really just -- it's like i thought i got over the hurdle to now where i have my construction license. i started my janitorial, and i've got a d-38. it's like i'm on this jo

today i rise to remember the life of susan smith. susan attended the route 91 festival in las vegas on october 1. susan was a wife and a mother of two. she worked as an office manager at veasta elementary school in simi valley, california. she loved traveling, scrapbooking and documenting countless memories for her family. she had a contagious laugh and great sense of humor. she was patient, strong, and kind. susan is remembered for her love for her family, her drive, and the beautiful way she treated others. i would like to extend my condolences to susan smith's family and friends. please know that the city of las vegas, the state of nevada, and the whole country grieve with you. mr. speaker, i yield the remaining balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is re

smith: i appreciate the chance. thank you. susan: so, gentlemen let's get the picture about the tassels tussles that have been going on with regard to a defense policy and spending between the pentagon and congress as a starting point. what are some of the notable aspects of the debate this year that you both have been watching? connor: i think congressman smith made a fairly good point that some of the biggest issues were over in general, suspend on the military. that there is a budget deal that was struck in february and as a result everybody knows the top line that we will spend, $716 billion. that said, there are issues between the parties and the chambers that are going to have to be resolved in this conference process, and then later in the appropriations process that funds the policy they are making. there are questions of how to reform the pentagon. chairman thornberry of the senate armed services committee wants to reform the dod bureaucracy while senator mccain over on the senate armed services has other plans. they have d

smith: thanks for the chance. susan: let me introduce the two reporters asking questions.

susan collins. at least i didn't say margaret chase smith. >> you're not the first to make that mistake, steve. >> hopefully it's not -- it's the last time i do. the controversy around fox news over sexual harassment claims and bill shine's role in handling those, what is his role going to be in this white house? and was that issue with fox news and the sexual harassment complaints there, did that -- it clearly didn't dissuade the white house, but does it concern them at all? >> there's not a lot of evidence that it was a really big issue as they brought in bill shine. he was someone who we expected to join the administration for a while. his name has circulated for months as someone who was likely to come in. he's very close to sean hannity, who is obviously very close to the president. they speak frequently. so we expected him to come in. he is supposed to take in a larger role overseeing the communications shop. it's something that the president has been unhappy with at times and often feels like he's really the only dependable spokesman for this administration. so look to see shine come in and this coul

susan took part. you see ciara and will smith took this challenge to brand-new heights dancing on top of a bridge in budapestone shot. high access. the video caught drake's attention who commented, wow. the video is done. wait, i'm sorry, yeah, i'm just getting word now, there is one more challenge. we have it. let's roll it. ♪ >> there they are. our own "today" show. >> we were trying to get everybody out. but we didn't have a lot of takers. you guys were like, no way. >> well, it was close. >> thank you. >>> al, you have a look >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're tracking some rain moving through parts of the north bay this morning. a lot of the lightning staying off shore and things are fairly quiet elsewhere across the bay area. as we zoom in to northern sonoma county, we'll see that rain continuing to move off towards the north. and it's still going to be a hot day for the inland valleys, reaching into the lower 90s. higher humidity will make it feel worse. today in san jose, a high of 86. >> that's your latest weather. hoda. >> thank you, al. so where do you fall in your family's peckin

i'm sandra smith in for martha maccallum and this is "the story." republican susan collins said the white house has told her that it has expanded its short list of potential candidates beyond the 25 that have been publicly disclosed. if it comes as collins and others have expressed concerns about the names that are out there, particularly when it comes to the issue of abortion. >> a candidate who would overturn roe v. wade would not be acceptable to me, because that would indicate an activist agenda that i don't want to see a judge house. >> sandra: so far the white house is staying tight-lipped on who these other judges might be, but this president ever revealed he's already met with a number of the candidates. >> i interviewed and met with four potential justices of our great supreme court. they are outstanding people. they are really incredible people in so many different ways, academically and every other way and i had a very interesting morning. >> sandra: chief national correspondent ed henry is live at the white house with more on this this evening. >> presid

i'm sandra smith in for martha maccallum and this is "the story." republican susanhouse has told her that it has expanded its short list of potential candidates beyond the 25 that have been publicly disclosed. if it comes as collins and others have expressed concerns about the names that are out there, particularly when it comes to the issue of abortion. >> a candida

susan. stay with us, if you have got any new details from amazon jump in. it's a lengthy report you have to go through. bring in the panel to react do the numbers. gary b. smith from the kadena group. fox news contributor. jack hough baron's? start with earnings, no one case as top line growth is other worldly. this number is slight revenue miss looks like for the quarter. you talked about well above estimate guidance going forward. maybe that is. i thought this would be tricky one for am san. usually get as pass. investors eyeing a huge move in facebook stock. i thought they would be skiddish but so far looks well-received. cheryl: looks well-received. on prime day, what i'm seeing here q3 sales guidance well off the estimates 51 to 54 billion, that tells me this company booked new numbers on prime. they probably got some new members as well. >> that is exactly what they're looking for. overall they never give out the prime numbers but we're looking at about 100 million subscribers and an estimate of about $3.2 billion. i mean just on prime alone. while we're waiting to see what that guidance is for the next quarter we have the guidance, we're trying to see