forty-five of 48 democrats signed a letter saying don't do reconciliation, work with l us on tax reform. is mr. jimmy saying we don't want to work with him because part of that letter said we don't give tax cuts to the top 1%, if that's what he wants to do, it will be hard to work together, but we want to work with them. we want to work with you, but we want to do tax cuts for the class, not for the wealthy so please don't say, 145 democrats say don't do reconciliation, work with us that we don't work with you. not fair.o s it doesn't set a bipartisan tone that we are trying to set here. from finally on healthcare, i see my good friend from arizona. i'll just be a minute more, on healthcare. republicans will be releasing a new health care bill today. no one has seen the exact print of this, but it would take away more benefits and hurt even more than the previous bills defeated. republican governors like john kasich have said they are not for this bill. he said trying to pass something here in the 11th hour, i don't get it, i'm not for it. i'm for stabilizing markets. republican governo

so that kept us working, kept us going. we were like, okay, we got it, let's go. let's go. >> what also kept them going were several secondary revenue streams beyond the wood shop. >> we get trees, turn them into lumber. we sell rock slabs. that's one revenue stream. here you see all of the feather grains. that's pretty beautiful. i think maybe you need two boards. >> robert's company also salvages antique beams and lumber from job sites in the new york city area. he then sells 130-year-old beams unfinished to other builders, and back in his shop, turns them into high end furniture and antique flooring. >> it makes you versatile. it pushes you to places where you may not have known that are workable. >> today, he's still not 100% back. much of his machinery needs repair. and his staff has been working overtime to make good on the unfinished orders that were destroyed and never delivered. >> fortunately for me, we've been busy enough to not really get bogged down with the stress of it all. so we're probably at 60% now. >> going forward, robert and jacqueline have t

democrat said don't do reconciliation stay with us does he say he doesn't want to work with us? if that is what he wants to do we want to work with you.or t we want to do tax cuts for the middle-class. not the wealthy. so work with us we don't want to work with you. been to set a bipartisan tone. and we are willing to debate your strong views to workar together. car ac referendum arizona waiting and i will just be a minute more. i hear there will be releasing a new health care bill today. but according to most reporting with benefits even those previous bills that were defeated that said they are not for the bill but i you got for it for the republican governor baker said to have dramaticallyfect t negatively affect the coverf of the massachusetts with billions of dollars over the course of the next five years. so i hope instead of trying to repeal to work to make it better to heat the good words from my friends from arizona. that is the crucible that is what this bill is doing to gm something through at the last minute.ge we need to start working t together in a bipartisan way t

so it's an issue that we intend to move forward with soon, and we hope will have democrat work with us in order to do that. >> as the mission continues to share sympathies with the people who have been under such devastation in texas and in louisiana, also great thanks goes out to the volunteers, rescue workers, all of those who committed their time and effort to help. now, with irma heading toward florida, concerns and sympathies had to this people who will be affected. there's another area of the country who is being devastated which is been coveted right now and that is with a different natural disaster, that's fire. that's impacting the west, whether it's in northern california, oregon, washington state, idaho, montana, northern utah, areas of nevada and certainly my home state of wyoming. the devastation is dramatic. you are seeing areas of montana, there are 17 different fires burning, each in the tens of thousands of acres. there's over 1,000,000 acres of land being consumed right now by wildfires, forest fires in the west. this impacts certainly property and lives, but also the

party lines, solutions that work for the american people, our committee has heard from leaders from across the country play different roles in the healthcare system and are telling us how we can work together to make things better. we had a set of four hearings and throughout these hearings, hearing a consistent message, that message is now is the time to work together, to stabilize the health insurance market and to make healthcare more affordable. i believe we need to do more to increase the enrollment of younger and healthier adults in the marketplace. we should be exploring bipartisan solutions to increase outreach and coverage for those over 6.1 million young adults who are still uninsured. slashing funding for outreach, education and assistance to them will further destabilize the market and lead to higher costs for everyone. it is past time to stop this partisan nonsense. i urge my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to do just that by ending these partisan attempts to take people's healthcare away and make them pay more for less care. the people of wisconsin and people across this country have sent a clear message. they send a clear message they don't

had enough we're not now let them destroy our environment our daughters take our salmon away from us worked on these guys need to get up to get out now. the occupied facility was built by a norwegian company marine harvest the largest salmon farming firm in the world it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us the industry is profiting from kind of his new trade agreement with the e.u. which is gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports but environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish. when they migrate upstream from the pacific to reproduce they swim right past the fish farms and critics say that has spread disease and infection canadian authorities however play down the issue and say the cage salmon pose no threat to their wild cousins. when at lennoxtown or actually put out into the ocean they go disease free they're raised in hatcheries a land base facilities and fresh water and we actually have a large suite of vaccinations that are given to the fish to guarantee that they're en

what happens to the 6500 people directly working for us as the 6500 people directly working for us asectly working for us? what happens to all the supplies. the company runs more than half of mcdonald's, 400 outlets in india. most remain open the now. mcdonald's is among the first big food places here. but it has been falling behind in recent years and the market sees other foreign brand gaining popularity. 30% for the dominoes. subway and kfc are also doing well. the market is growing fast. it is expected to more than double in the next five years. the treads have encouraged us burger chain, wendy is to expand fast. india is huge and we are at the mezzanine level and mcdonald's is at the end. we are brothers and sisters in the sector and we will be hoping they resolve this. as a businessman, on the other hand, it creates opportunities. donald has said it will take time to bring the current situation to a final resolution. we are already looking at the necessary steps to rebuild the brand. this country's appetite for fast food is not going away any time soon and so the company will wa

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. >> a friend of mine who i used to work with, his son was in challenger and he got me involved and even though his son has aged out of the program, i've continued. i love the game and something to give back to the kids. >> if i many to pick one word to describe coach larry patten, it's this, purpose. many of us ask what is our purpose in life? i'm a firm believer that happiness comes when we test our skills towards some meaningful purpose. did you see how happy anna was? if there's one thing we can all learn from coach patten it's this. to value life no matter the age, gender or disability. we know his

it's us hard working middle class taxpayers who are paying for it. have you taken the time to listen to us who are trying so hard to convey our message? we can no longer afford to pay so much so that so many can pay so little. >> thank you so much for sharing that. that's one of the reasons i go around and visit all 78 counties in my state every single year so that i can talk to the people in my state, and especially in the rural areas i've heard that too about the premiums and there's a reason. that is that we passed a bill as bernie explained, it did some good things, but you don't pass a big bill like that and nevada be able to improve it or change it. what senator cassidy just told you, i think that's a false choice. it's not just between one or the other. there is a middle frownground o things we can do to fix it. taking that issue on, it's nearly 20% when you count hospital pharmaceuticals of the health care cost. we need to take that on. we can't just let it sit. the ideas i brought up that are actually on the table now, texture was almost ther

and maybe there are even opportunities for us to work --ether in different ways as to this. that is how we approach working with our ecosystem partners. we say it is all friends. emily: are you concerned that this partnership with amazon, for example, could lead to them stealing your business? pat: absolutely not. if you think about it, several have asked that question. customers, if they wanted to just move to the amazon service, they would have. it is not like the amazon service appeared yesterday. it is been around for a decade plus now. what customers have found is that to re-platform my application, it is hard and

we've had enough for not now let them destroy our environment our borders take our salmon away from us worked on these guys there to get our money to get out now the occupied facility was built by a norwegian company marine harvest the largest salmon farming firm in the world it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us the industry is profiting from canada's new trade agreement with the e.u. which has gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports but environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish. when they migrate upstream from the pacific to reproduce they swim right past the fish farms and critics say that has spread disease and infection canadian authorities however play down the issue and say the cage salmon pose no threat to their wild cousins. when atlanta examiner actually put out into the ocean they go disease free their recent hatcheries a land based facilities and freshwater and we actually have a large suite of vaccinations that are given to the fish to guarantee that they're en

john used to work in philly but moved to los angeles and his wife colleen wolfe, who used to work fororts didn't, works for the nfl network now, john took to twitter and wrote that. >> he said it most lame argument possible, if you've never been in a bands, can't listen to a music, can't have political opinion. >> hum. >> he said smart is smart, informed is informedment on opposite ends, plenty every small n beep (-- >> he really went knawl there. >> did he. >> calling people with the other opinion, mouth breeders. >> shouldn't he at least listen to beth first before he starts? so just the idea of it? >> i'm sure's been around, and doing games for 15. >> so not about her. just women. >> could be little bit of her. >> well, she has that -- she talks like, that some people talk like that. err. like they're guys that i don't particularly like to listen to. >> you know, someone called me the other day, and they said, one my friends randomly do, all news people, do they like go to the same school, do they have to talk a certain way? because they all dot same up and down thing. >> yes. >> i

of us working here i would not be enough to have to be political it would have to political action not only of one or two international resolutions but in general terms we would push. to to force the contras to recognize the importance of. or syndicate. their economic political whatever interests. in many cases whistleblowers have become public enemies. switzerland has strict bank secrecy laws and those who violate those laws are prosecuted. and talking to i spent a total of two hundred seventeen days in jail first in two thousand and five and then in twenty eleven. i was in solitary confinement the whole time you're stuck in yourself for twenty three hours a day. that was really hard on me. you find yourself wondering why you as a whistle blower was sent to jail. what i did i did in good faith and i had legitimate reasons for doing it. i didn't ask for any money even though i could have sold the information for four million dollars no problem. but i didn't want to do that that would have put me back into the same system that i was trying to get out of. so i don't believe i deserve to

to enshould you are that families are able to get the help they need and for working with us to begin the lapse in government service that could get in the way of that help being delivered. as we work on these immediate priorities, members will also continue working on other critical items like tax reform, national security and filling vacancies across the federal government. we've clearly got a lot to do in the coming weeks and months but we'll all keep working to tackle these issues as soon as possible.

roll back this is salt that we've seen over the last several decades on organized labor here to help us work through this is shown richmond labor and labor organizer journalist and contributor to in these times has shown welcome to the show so in july for the century foundation you wrote a piece calling for a labor bill of rights and number seven on that bill of rights was the right to process dues which strikes right at the heart of right to work states go after this war and bill aside what needs to be done to protect this rights. so. right to work is essentially a carve out of federal labor law that lets states pass laws that forbid unions and employers from voluntarily negotiating agency fee arrangements. so if that bill could pass if warren's bill could pass then right to work goes away. what i wrote about in the seventh of of the labor's bill of rights is a legal theory that's been developing recently comes out of the seven circuit federal courts. a judge by the name of diane wood sort of found it and it's basically it's going back to the passage of right to work in the first place whic

all of us worked hard to the end we deserved the three points.nts. me, iam happy with to the end we deserved the three points. me, i am happy with my goal, helping the team to win again. extra ha rd helping the team to win again. extra hard work you in the last 20 minutes? newcastle were very strong? last week we did not keep the 1—0 until the end. we knew how important it was today. as a striker, i know i need to help to defend well. in the end, we gave everything to take the point. -- the three points. we had the control. you have to give credit to them. they did well for part of the first half, we had some chances, they had some chances. i am not happy with the way that we conceded. it was an illegal challenge. after we had chances to score and we did not do it. sheffield united are up to fourth in the championship after holding off a sheffield wednesday fightback to win the steel city derby for the first time in eight years. the blades got off to a terrific start with john fleck‘s free—kick after three minutes. and then leon clarke making it

tell the foreign ministry to go to court and we'll see how well the highly praised system in the us works. on thursday the us demanded russia vacate its consulate in san francisco on two commercial entities that comes after russia demanded the u.s. narrow down its diplomatic staff in the country to the same number of people russia has in america let's discuss this further now of course live to our guests john is concerned independent and be paid mr. welcome to the program it's good to have you with is now president putin has suggested that russia could take the u.s. to court over these diplomatic property the issues do you think this is an unprecedented move. seems to be a i think there's more important issues on the table about the role of property rights in the u.s. at the moment we've got. brix conference coming up we've also got a threat of nuclear war i think that's more important discussing property rights of russia in the us they should be getting around the table to discuss how they're going to do with the tin pot tyrant sitting over in north korea. let's say they do take a moscow

so we intend to move forward with great enthusiasm to attract democrats to work with us this has the impact of rate of growth of our economy to affect the jobs data are available and the wages of middle-class families can enjoy. and the democrats will work with us to do that. >> sherry sympathies with such devastation and with louisiana and thinks goes out to the rescue workers who committed their time and effort to help and with hurricane irma headed to florida there is another area of the country that is devastated right now with the different natural disaster which is fire impacting the west whether northern california, idaho montana and northern utah it is dramatic with 70 different fires there is over 1 million acres of land being consumed and that impacts property and lives so we have a great deal of aberration with the resilience of the american people of those across the country. >> the situation on the korean peninsula's most unstable since 1953. we watched as kim jong wu had a missile test with the detonation of another nuclear bomb is to increase the up provocation and leve

connected to my wanna be got us all of these correspondence and i'm going to work in a way that so it's truly problematic you should hear so i hear what you're saying i wanted us to take a look at my laptop right here this is the museum of cannabis out of montevideo eduardo this is the museum that you helped found to get a tab over here this is on facebook users a few pictures of what about museum looks like opened in december twenty sixth seen do or do if you're the director of this museum but you're also one of two growers two firms that are allowed to grow cannabis via the government legally so how has this policy or how has this new announcement that these banks will not do business with banks in europe why how does that affected you. well there has no effect to me. the museum is just a museum so it's not related with the sending kind of just a museum that's not so the kind of is. i think the united states makes a difference a should between those who touched the planet let's say to those that are related to the colonies but not touching direct the land in the case of the museum we

anyway the agency recently removed its running list of us work related deaths from its proper home page and buried it deep in the web site for more on this we go to our senior labor expert now in the guilt. to sell this seems a little sneaky on osha's part to sudden. this information now they're not being sneaky they're being sensitive to the families who lost loved ones some of it that's in the in the company didn't have a prior violation they're not publishing it at all. besides no one's reputation should take a hit from a one time freak accident. i once myself in the screaming sphincter at six flags in the seventh grade. does that mean i should have been called poop dilute for the rest of the school year you. know what does it just to come from pre-algebra. place of anything that was totally one brand for that right above me in a commercial congratulations but it sounds like corporations are being held last and less accountable for the safety of workers many of whom take great risks to do their jobs so it's not like they're done with safety they now feature formation on how companies

so we ask you to work with us. your committee has come up with great ideas and we appreciate your support for social security all of these years. >> yeah, you've been working with us -- we've been working with you for the whole time i've been in the congress and i haven't seen much improvement. it wasn't that long ago social security was facing a different disability backlog and telling our subcommittee how that backlog was going to be tackled. that was in the past. yet less than ten years later here we are again with another disability backlog. i don't know that your new plan is going to stop that cycle. how can you assure us that in ten years we're not still talking about another disability backlog? well, my hopes, chairman, is based on being strategic and looking at all aspects of it, that we're able to minimize the cycle. now, we can't help what happens externally, whether you have another recession and more filings or whether you have the issue -- for example, there was a period of time where we couldn't hire a

us. you know what i don't know if you are working for today or what but i remember. in the latest development in their ongoing diplomatic spat the u.s. ordered russia to close three diplomatic premises with just forty eight hours notice immediately after the of fiction u.s. officers searched the san francisco consulate and trade missions in new york and washington in response president vladimir putin asked the russian foreign ministry to take legal action. because the north american counterparts didn't let russia use its property it's a violation of our property rights i will tell the foreign ministry to go to court to see how well the highly praised the dish or system in the us works however washington says it wants to end the diplomatic crisis two days after putin is remark on legal action the u.s. state department had to say this to say. we would like that relationship to improve we don't want to continue this kind of diplomatic tit for tat people in the united states need to get over this russia hysteria and that's what it is that's being ginned up. by the media

clean this place and let us work. reporter: but the old town is off limits.ocals need a special permit to search the ruins for their belongings, for mementos of their old lives and their loved ones. almost 300 people died in the earthquake -- the vast majority in amatrice. thousands lost their homes. maria: my beloved sister died here where you see the diggers. across from that truck, eight people died -- two families with children, on the first and second stories. there, a woman died -- she was a nurse. over here, a woman died who worked as a cosmetician. you should make the sign of the cross when you come here, because this is hallowed ground. reporter: grief is giving way to anger that the authorities are doing nothing. antonio scialanga makes regular visits to the mayor in his provisional office. he wants to be able to finally rebuild his house. but the mayor says he can do nothing. he insists that the regional authorities are responsible for wreckage on private property, and that the town has already done all it can. sergio: of course things could be bet

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gorgeous sunset because those clouds will come through, here is why we have this low to the south of us working its way up. a 30% chance of showers on the way into the area, here is futurecast if you set into motion you'll get an idea of what the skies will look like. we will get more of those clouds to creep through and the scattered showers to the east bay and to the south as well, a chance of thunderstorms in the forecast from the system bringing a lot of lightning off the coast especially monterey, santa barbara, they say a lot -- saw a lot of that this morning. look at this, wednesday, thursday, temperatures dropping into the low 80s compared to the upper 90s will fill refreshing for the inland areas along the bay temperatures in the mid-60s and on the coast we will reach the low 60s in the next couple days. let's show you what's going on with tropical storm irma, we have been talking about the widespread impact and the rain future will show you the keys got 25 inches so far, western florida up to 20 inches, georgia 5-7 inches. i want to show you what is going on with jose, almost forgot a

team nobody was speaking to us it took all of say even pull it down when you realize a dick in a speech in the. light yet. oh yes because. you. just well. if i have to work so hard for us i will quit smoking. do. i'm going to. need you. not just some light. you get so this is exactly the kind of deal is a good work in which was completely cut off from the rest of the world. we had a sort of economy which was. older than the barter system where everybody did everything for everyone and so really the entire community will assemble for breakfast lunch and dinner but then government raised development raised money raised. all that. in my story out of that. i mean this is exactly the same story you have to write which was already there. i think government has got the news of us working here because the only reason i salute this bill is because it would know more than if you had come there was no electricity no proof that they really know your youth has. electricity has gone. almost now we're playing with government. we don't want development brushwood and they don't want us to shoot not developed villages they want to give you everything. you have and we came

notion that we hear and in practice of your life of love conquers all things. >> part of what makes us workre lucky to have each other. i feel faand see her fading befe my eyes and it is scary. we are going to be able to figure it out. we were people who kind of had the adventure spirit and this is going to be a new challenge for us and we are going to figure it out and it is been really hard but we bit by bit have made progress and have been able to steal each other so if my optimism is weighing a little, she's able to back me up and vice versa. i would not say love conquers all but it has been a bedrock that has carried us through tough times and strengthens our bond. we are closer together now than we were when it started. >> how do you lose yourself to someone and never lose your own way. how do you -- we have known each other for three years and you are there supporting my dreams and we were partner in a number of things. i have always known you as an entrepreneur and you got your phds and of course, that's when you met. how did you look after her and not lost your own way. >> that's h

. >> ultimately the government of puerto rico will have to work with us to determine how this massive rebuilding effort will end up being one of the biggest ever will be funded and organized. and what he will do with the tremendous amount of existing debt already on the island. >> what do you think is behind this talking point? i'm looking at where puerto rico will get their money from. the you know is not reaching out for appeal because they deal with less developed countries in the world when they do this kind of action. this is a u.s. territory. >> absolutely. i'm not sure again what president trump was trying to accomplish with that. the whole idea of their debt is kind of irrelevant at this point. clearly it's going to be a very difficult rebuilding effort. but i know that leadership in congress as far as i can tell both republican is and democratic leadership are committed to treating puerto rico the exact same way they would treat any state. that's appropriate. that's the way it should be. and i think the president ought to just go along with congress on that and say they are a

the foreign ministry to go to court to see how well the highly praised the dish or system in the us works however washington says it wants to end the diplomatic crisis two days after potence remark on legal action the u.s. state department had this to say. we would like that's relationship to improve we don't want to continue this kind of diplomatic tit for tat people in the united states need to get over this russian hysteria and that's what it is that's being ginned up. by the media here and americans need to call for more friendly and constructive relations with russia it's my firm opinion that russia all along has want to friendly relations has wanted the u.s. as a partner and there's no reason that we should reject that all of branch that i think russia has been holding out for us entering their property was a violation of the vienna conventions. and i don't know where it's going to and i do get the sense from russia that they do not want to escalate. water levels are rising on the coast of the state of florida and you can see behind me the state of the the weather at the moment is l

foreign ministry to go to court we'll see how well the highly pray should dish or system in the us works well on thursday washington demanded russia vacated consulate in san francisco into diplomatic entities this follows on from president trump's decision to extend sanctions against russia over alleged election meddling and moscow responded by the manning the us cut its diplomatic staff in the country to the same number of people russia has in america we can talk about this now with the lord made from the u.k. house of lords are very pleased to say he's with us good afternoon welcome to r.t. firstly just what are your thoughts on this that russia plans to take the us to court over this diplomatic route concerning those properties well i think russia has the right because there are international treaties. countries who have their own properties they're able to use them as there are in their own state saw therefore where they have been countries shouldn't have any. duty is the action or even rights to close them down so i think there is a very good case but i should take it up in at inter

daughter is pediatrician in suburb of denver, colorado, these people getting freebies, he rest of us work our butts off to get what we want. host: all right. from colorado. earnest in tampa, florida, democrat. you.st, good morning to caller: good morning. okay, i want to say something real quick here. is a lot not completely, racist.ly because if this was coming down fr -- from europeans coming into this country, i don't think would be as much disdain s they are with brown-skinned people. we're getting ready for the hurricane, too. host: how is it going in tampa? caller: well, they don't know if it is going to the east. hey are saying now east of florida, it won't affect us that bad. given always shift any time. host: are you going to evacuate or ride it out? and r: i'm going to wait see what the people in my county tell us to do. shelters, i'm disabled, probably go to a shelter. host: yeah. get water,en able to food, that sort of thing? little bit, but it is running out. i would say probably about noon out all ll be almost the way. florida.est, in tampa, good luck to you. ben in hudson n