his father johnson senior died from cancer in february, he established the huntsman cancer institute rsity of utah and donated $1 billion. rob: heather knauer it is donald trump's top choice to become the next us ambassador to the united nations. she would leave her role at the state department and have big shoes to fill taking over for nikki haley. jillian: san francisco 49ers, neck mullins scored 3 touchdowns for the most productive nfl debut since the 1970 merger, snapping a 6-game losing streak with a 34-3 when over the oakland raiders. rob: both of those teams stink, one game each. the national anthem protest to the next level, you see 49ers cheerleader spotted taking a knee before the star-spangled banner. the first cheerleader to do so. >> maxine waters is on a mission. >> i'm going to do to you what you did to us. jillian: the political payback the liberal lawmaker is planning. rob: a showdown in the sunshine state, the race to be the next florida governor one of the biggest and most important and it is looking like a in that time, very tight. congressional candidate is here w

he played the dwarfs, he played snow white, he played the huntsman. all on the stage, magnetic in front of people. when he was asking them seems kind of normal now. it was actually not normal. it had never been a full-length animated feature before. cartoons had preceded movies and did funny little things. he created the first sound. he is trying to make a movie in which people are not just entertained for a few minutes. or made to last. tehe wanted to make an animated picture in which you could also make you cry. and completely new territory. for the next three years, he pushed his team, he led his team, he worked with his team to make this extraordinary picture. he mortgaged his home, he mortgaged the business, intellectual property. he put it all on the line. at one point, as a working through because he is such a perfectionist. one of his animators, you remember the seven dwarfs, there were about 40 names that they went to before they came with the seven. you have dopey at the end and they had dopey walk and .as the seventh one. as the dwarfs move

he played the dwarfs, the huntsman. what he was asking seems kind of normal now that i but it was acy not normal. there has never been a full-length animated feature before. he is trying to make a movie in which people are not just entertained for a few minutes but they are made to laugh. he wanted to make an animated picture in which he could also make you cry so he was entering completely new territory. for the next three years, he worked with his team to make this extraordinary picture. he mortgaged his home and business and intellectual property. he put it all on the line. at one point as they are working through because he is such a perfectionist, one of the animators, remember the seven dwarves you have dopey at the end who does a sort of step and walt disney saw it and said i want every time he comes in the seemed to do that. if cost them six months of going back and reworking the animation but it was the level of protectionism to try to create some big. that kind of leadership is intoxicating for people to get t

he played the doors, so it, the huntsman, all on the stage, magnetic in front of people. he was asking them seems normal now. it was not normal. there had never been a fully animated feature before. they've been funny little things. he created the first sound. he is trying to make a movie in which people are not just and attained for a few minutes or made to laugh, he wanted to make an animated picture in which he could also take you cry. he was entering completely new territory. the next three years, they pushed him team and worked with his team to make this picture. he mortgaged his home, the business, intellectual property to mickey mouse. he put all on the line. i would point, as they were working through, he's such a perfectionist, one of his animators, the seminars, 40 names before they came with a seven. dopey at the end, the seventh one, does hitch them. walt disney saw it and said, i want every to come in. it cost them six months of going back and working reanimation. it was that level of perfectionism to try to create something that not only was new but it was s

years. >> many courageous battles have been fought behind the walls and mr. huntsman money and passion that fueled cures for >> disease. >> i want to thank ulta beauty, an amazing partner for the last four years and helped raise millions for breast cancer research and today they want to present this check for $2.25 million to breast cancer research foundation. >> a record-breaking telecast for stand up to cancer this the group the group raised more than $123 million for life-saving research during its star-studded show friday night. it featured a cast of celebrities from entertainment, music, sports, science along with survivors who have benefitted from stand up to cancer funded breakthroughs. >> i'm robert, a national political reporter at the national post, joined to have shawn parker going back to his days with facebook, spotify and cancer with the parker institute for cancer. thanks so much for being here at "the washington post." appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> when you think about what you're doing with cancer, you've given $250 million to finding a c

. >> and with that cancer programs back in 1993 they founded the huntsman cancer institute a hospital that has touched many, many lives over the years. >> it was his money and passion that fueled many cures for this dreaded disease. >> you have been an amazing partner over the last four years today they want to present this check two.2 $5 million. [applause] a record-breaking telecast the group raised more than $123 million for the star-studded show from entertainment music sports and science with cancer survivors who benefited from the stand up to cancer benefit. >> national political reporter here at "the washington post" i'm joined today and honored to have sean parker technology disruptor going back to his days of facebook and spot if i and now cancer with the parker institute immunotherapy thank you for being here at "the washington post" we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> think about what you are doing with cancer $250 million to the initiative to find a cure for research what have you learned as you dove into the space the more important learnings were early on when

"hot topics" are on the table with whoopi. abby huntsman. joe behar. meghan mccain. now, let's get things started. ♪ the view [ applause ] ♪ >>> well, hello, hello, hello. welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." you know what? congratulations, america, because you came out in record numbers lasto ve inmidteron it was a great thing. [ applause ] it was a great thing. >> it was great. yeah. >> you know? now, it wasn't the blue wave people were predicting. but democrats did take back the house. and there were a lot of historic -- [ applause ] -- there is. of historic wins l night. before i ask, i'll tell you about -- i don't know. tell me what your big takeaway last night. did y'all watch? >> i watched. >> meghan and i were here all night. >> you were working. i was in my apartment with some friends. it was interesting. i want to say, i'm happy that scott walker lost. my father -- let me tell you something. in fact, the head of the president of the afl-cio sai

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the eve of a special senate runoff election he's holding two rallies that support for a controversial republican senator smith is facing equally controversial democratic challenger mike espy jon huntsmanhas moved from the rally in tupelo mississippi. president john will drop in mississippi a race where there is a senate runoff and he came here to talk about all of the things that mrs if you like about donald trump he's got a fifty six percent approval rate here in the latest polls but nevertheless hide smith the republican candidate for senate is struggling and she's struggling because of a number of gaffes she told a supporter and this was caught on camera that if she were invited to a public hanging she would be in the front row she's been shown wearing a confederate cap and musket you know facebook picture and she's joked about voter suppression saying maybe it should be harder for liberals to vote early those things that made it possible for mike espy a democrat who once worked in bill clinton's administration to make a race of this and if he won he would be the first democrat to win the senate here in the state of mississippi since one thousand nine hundred eighty two and he woul

so he himself carrying home from vietnam with that overarching mistake with the military leaders so major donald huntsmanand with those uniforms on everybody would be happy to see them. and those who still look back the experience was huge i was part of killing i could not confess but to say that i was there for them around one third of the people were killed or wounded sometimes will visit at five or six in the morning that when others are around i'm glad to have it. is about ten names. minnesota, chicago and to see the tree line. the prettiest sites that i saw were the choppers over the tree lines. the people who ran america. they knew what was happening. we didn't so now it is possible to extend forgiveness for those that make those disastrous decisions and later repented 1967 and that was critical. and to discuss ammunition requisitions 2000 rounds for every infiltrator the young official notice the defense secretary was shaking with tears streaming down his cheeks and the career had also been destroyed by holding office of the defense sector - - secretary counterfactual's it is interesting to specul

the view. this is abby huntsman an interesting interview with stacy abrams. >> do you think they are racially motivated? >> i don't question his heart, i question the results. we know that he has disproportionately purged voters of color, stop the voters of color, arrested voters of color, and that's problematic because regardless of his intent, the result is that racial bias is injected into our system. >> laura: i guess you could say that about rahm emanuel because in chicago, people of color are also arrested -- in hartford, connecticut, -- she's clever she got a lot of praise for saying i can't question his heart. >> all of those things are crimes. you can't keep someone from voting who is legally gone through the process to vote. all that he's talking about and other folks are talking about is we have to spend money on making sure these lists comport to reality and the people on these lists are eligible to vote. this is about one man, one vote. if people who aren't eligible to vote do vote, they dilute everyone's vote. >> you can't kick somebody off the list of their legal to be on it. >> but he d

the president. ojeda joins maryland democratic huntsman john delaney being among the first to formally announce a 2020 bid. french president in mental macrontoday -- emmanuel today met you might secretary-general antonio guterres for talks. it came a day after he and angela merkel opened up his former in paris commemorating the 100th anniversary of the end world war i. terres one forum, gu is that the world today has several ingredients that led to the failure of peace after world war i, including trade conflicts, polarized politics, and the failure to solve inequalities exposed by the true thousand eight financial crisis. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "bloomberg markets: the close." i'm scarlet fu. caroline: i'm caroline hyde. it has been a brutal day. we have nearly all the industry groups in the red the moment. we're seeing a three-day losing streak continue. what, one a laggard that's a laggard -- apple, what a laggard. it goes to the rest of the market follows. scarlet: absolutely. technology is the worst performer. crude

the u.s. ambassador to russia has skin cancer. jon huntsman jr. tah newspaper he was diagnosed earlier this year with stage one melanoma. melanoma has a 91% survival rate in the u.s. when caught early, which this was. skin cancer tends to run in families and daughter abby huntsman told her colleagues on "the view" she's been treated recently for melanoma, too. >>> sometimes you find love when you're not looking for it. that's the case for two marathon runners, one of whom can't see. >> now they are getting ready for the race of their lives. here is diane macedo. >> reporter: for jesse ricks, it started simply enough. the avid runner wanted a running buddy so she volunteered as a guide for disabled runners. anthony butler tragically lost his vision in a shooting. >> everyone called me bright eyes. oh, my god, i don't have my eyes anymore. that's my trademark, what am i going to do. >> reporter: the two became fast friends learning how to keep pace with each other as they ran attached by a tether. that wasn't the only attachment developing. >> the fi

the caravan to rage in america. >>> let's fire up "hot topics" th whoopi, abby huntsman, y behar, sunny hostin, and meghan mccain. et's get things started. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> hey, hey, hey, well, hello, hello, hello and welcome to "the view," y'all! welcome to "the view." welcome to "the ew." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." so -- [ cheers and applause ] the guy in the white house sat down for an interviethxios to talk out his relentless attacks on the media. he says he has no other choice. take a look. >> if you say that word, enemy, enemy, literally tens of thousands of people go into a stadium to listen to you and then people go on social media and they get themselves so jazzed up, there's got to be part of you that's like, damn, i'm scared someone is going to take it too far. >> it's my only form of fighting back. i couldn't be here if i didn't do that. >> you won. you have the presidency. >> no, no, i did thibefore i won. >> he also says his pporters demand that he uses tough rhetoric. so is he giving the people what they want? does he have

he played the doors, he played snow white, uk played bob huntsman, and what he was asking them seems normal now. it was absolutely not normal. there had never been a full-length animated feature before. arguments had preceded movies and they been funny little things. he created the 1st sound and him trying to make a movie in which apple are not just entertained for a few minutes or maybe to laugh, he wanted to make an animated picture in which he could also make you cry. so he was entering completely new territory. for the next 3 years, he pushed his team, he led his team to make this extraordinary picture. he mortgaged his home, he mortgaged the business, he mortgaged the intellectual property to mickey mouse. he put it all on the line. at one point as they're working through because he's such a perfectionist, one of his animators, remember the 7 dwarves, there are 48 they went through before they came up with the 7 he said don't be at the end and an adobe walking is the 7th one and adobe sort of a hitch. walt disney saw it and said i want every time adobe comes into a scene to do t

>> maggie ulrich, director of the comprehensive cancer center of huntsman cancer institute in utah. from what i understand, the administration now tries to put a lot of emphasis on consumer choice. and that means similar to when you buy a car, you can make decisions about pricing and what you want or what you don't want. now my understanding is in health care, we have a little bit of a different situation, first of all, with respect to the information that needs to be made to the patient understandable and clear. so there is no kelly blue book out there. even though the people are trying to do that. and second, that price sensitivity is rather limited, among patients because it is about their own lives. it is about the lives of their family members, et cetera. so how do you see this? how likely is it that consumer choice will really have an impact? because i thought that this been tried before and was not successful. >> so first, obviously, the drug market is not monolithic. there is generic. there is name brand. there is small molecule. there is specialty. but within that, you have

that theking for 2020 democrats should consider coming out of the box and going for a man like jon huntsmani think john has the experience in china and working with the democrats and in russia, dealing with republicans. china, he mastered mandarin language. if he is going to unite a democrat with a republican, as well as two of our pretty stiff competitors in the world, i think he is the man to look at. i think he ran out of money last time that he tried to run and he was honest enough to admit it and get out of the race rather than succumb to outside engineering or however you want to put it. he could pick up a democrat along the way whether it be a bernie sanders. i think hillary clinton would muddy the water and poison the atmosphere. i think she is toxic. host: thank you for that, weighing in on a topic we started, your choice for a democratic candidate in 2020. this is julie who tweets we need joe biden, after the corruption of this president. d.c. a solid man who knows and is relatable to people and has a rural backing. a couple more calls here. in, bruce on our independent indianapol

r in howl r could be the -- grail.l he was in the town with team and delivered a check for nearly a half million adolescent and young adult program. huntsman and his wife founded a hospital that many over the year. >> many courageous battles have fought there. it was has money and passion cures.eled many they have been an amazing partner raising many dollars for breast cancer research and want $2.25 sent this check for million. > record breaking telecast for stand up to cancer. it raised more than $123 million saving research during the show friday. it featured a cast of entertainment, m music, sports and science with several survivors who have up to ed from stand cancer fund breakthroughs. >> i'm the national political "washington he post" and joined to have seen does interruptgy terror back to his die and spotify and with cancer with the institute for cancer. thanks for everythibeing here. for having me. >> when you think of whether you re doing with cancer you have given $250 million to the cure, ive finding a research, what have you learned s you don't have into this space? > one of the more important stand up was early on to cancer wa

unacceptable and will lead there to be consequences including at the head of state, head of government level now, we have an ambassador jon huntsman they have their diplomatic representation in washington contact will continue between the two governments. but to meet at the head of government level should be something moving towards results, to get to results you've got to have a better foundation than we have with russia >> all right ambassador, want to thank you for your time and perspective on this important day we will see, of course, how things play out over the weekend. i'm sure we'll continue this conversation with you very soon. >> thank you, andrew >>> we have been watching mexican president pena nieto making his speech at this gathering between the three leaders of mexico, the united states, and canada that signage, that agreement between the three of them is about to take place. and we bring in eamon javers ahead of that. eamon, what have you been hearing in the features -- speeches coming from them? >> as we've been monitoring this, reporters in the room are noting that justin trudeau did not refer to this trade agreem

the president's pull in missouri. tonight, she's given it up. >> and huntsman, up against impressi impressive attorney general in hawley that, we're seeing in this election cycle, the candidates that have tied themselves closely to trump, including in florida. the white house is celebrating, they can say this is a referendum on us, in a positive way. this race in particular is a very positive thing for the white house. >> and the governor of north carolina, lujan grisham defeated pearce. will be the new governor of new mexico in the southwest. that's one in for the democrats there. jon cakarl, the president has a lot of bragging rights tonight. >> he does. he was in missouri five times. he spent more time there than in any other state. he targeted mccaskill over the kavanaugh vote, targeted her over being out of step with a state that is very much trump country. this was a state they targeted, one they thought they would wco, and they did. >> and nevada and arizona, right now, are outstanding. can we look at the raw vote in arizona, let's pull that up. sinema if we have it. it's coming up right now. very close there, 1