, would the pp and would the government in spain be upset if the belgium government was to grant him asylum >> no. the whole process has been a post-truth process they consider the law an item. but the law is the law to consider asylum you have to fulfill criterias. there's a protocol linked to the treaty, and it will be strange for him to get asylum there. it's a modern democracy. the rest of the independencies are backing catalonia. >> the prosecution never take s place here, it takes place in court. does the government see the prosecution of kafrls pcarles puigdemont, his deputy and other leaders, will that be a swift process? >> that happens in barcelona -- >> but the prosecutor general asked for these charges. the court is considering them. would the attorney general -- would the fwovme megovernment ls to be a quick process. >> we are a separation of powers, the judge -- >> the government, would they want it to be quick? >> the government doesn't have a say. they don't have a say. the attorney general is a part of how to convey or connecting the prosecution of the items the thin

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not all of the half million pp pnenpennsylvanias will see a lae income. open enrollment begins november 1st. >> let's talk about the next seven days in the forecast. >> frosty. in ardmore where the outdoor cafes are looking empty, a cool night to be outside. tomorrow morning, the bus stop forecast, you want to dress your kids in sweatshirts, long pants and fleeces. it's going to be chilly, the coldest night of the season so far. suburbs down to 37-degrees. philadelphia, 44-degrees when kids hit the bus stop. the last place to clear out was at the shore. a great photo sent to me by chris looking over the bay. you can see high thin clouds sun setting at 6:30 and temperatures dropping quickly, down to 44 in quakertown. malmalvern, 47. hamilton 47. claimant delaware down to 43-degrees. satellite and radar showing the front cleared the coast. this high pressure dominates through the week and weekend starting with the fall chill and warming things up. tomorrow, philadelphia feels like october, 44 by 8:00, 5:00, only 60-degrees. the average high this time of yea

ears, garethjohnson andjamie quinn excellent pps ears, garethjohnson and jamie quinn and the support of our hard—working and jamie quinn and the support of our ha rd—working civil servants and jamie quinn and the support of our hard—working civil servants in whitehall. 0n our hard—working civil servants in whitehall. on a personal note, can i recall my thanks to my former ministers, and i would like you to join me in thanking them all, please. applause if there is one thing i absolutely don't need to do today, it is to remind you, this conference guide to believe in our country. i have one message for you. it is to keep your eyes on the prize. you will have read in the newspapers lurid accou nts read in the newspapers lurid a ccou nts of read in the newspapers lurid accounts of negotiations, predictions of breakdown and crisis, offensive, even insulting briefing to the brussels newspapers which i personally take as a compliment. of course, sometimes the exchanges are tough. that is to be expected will stop thejob the tough. that is to be expected will stop the job the prime m

., you saye need to pp the brake on this one. >>ary: exactl we need to go the opposit way dagen. there's tee key points in my nt spending problem in fact if you look at since 1983 when we started raising the gas tax, its gone up considerably since then and the problem is we're spending it a lot of that money on silly stuff like light rail, skateboard parks, bike paths, all well and good but that money which is supposed to go to fix the roads isn't going to fix the roads. point number two, there is a straw man out there who says our nations infrastructure is crumbeling. it is not according to the chicago fed, the george mason university the quality of the roads out there has been stable for the last 10 years and the percentage of bridges that need repair is actually at its lowest percentage in the last 15 years, and finally, per a federal gas tax, 98% of the roads and bridges are owned by state and local government and they've been raising taxes. why the federal government needs to raise the gas tax is beyond me. >> dagen: danielle it is incredibly hitting lower income americans t

listen on the radio, bloomberg .pp and sirius xm this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton. you are watching bloomberg technology. let us get a check on first word news. the prime minister says spain is catalanhat had e government. the governor has been authorized to dismiss the regional government and curtail the n parliament powers. any look forward into awarding of a $300 million contract. this would help restore puerto rico's power grid. zinke's >>yan hometown. >> this is something solely determined by the puerto rican government. will look forward to the audit to see if there are any other issues beyond that. mark: secretary zinke he said he lutely nothing to do with the awarding of the contract." about 75% of puerto rico remained without power. jim mattis visited a u.s.-south korean military observation post. border intoross the north korea. secretary mattis was briefed on conditions along the border --- a true salt of the korean war in 1953. the push for a diplomatic but he said there, america is prepared to military action of the north does not hold development of mi

she was chosen to become the support act for the ‘60s soul legend, pp arnold. it was a nervous experience, it was a very small room. it was quite nerve—racking. the next day she was back at school. but how did it go? the nerves were there before, but my friends and family turned up and it was like, "you can do this, carys, you can do this." and i did it. 0n the night of manchester, 22 people did not make it out that night. ifeel like i have bad days and i think "why not me, why them?" you do this for them because they don't get to live the life that i now do, and i should do all the things in life with them in mind. swansea is bidding to be crowned uk city of culture in 2021 — wales's second city claims it could attract over a million extra visitors and a £31 million economic boost if it's awarded the accolade. it does face competition though — from paisley, sunderland, stoke—on—trent and coventry. nick higham has been to swansea to discover why it thinks it deserves the title. swansea and its magnificent bay. a place once famous for industrial grime

when of the largest health insurer is pp -- one of the biggest publisher is setting up their own management unit. and them says it will use the new unit to grow the business. they have expressed that express scripps has overcharged them by billions. and teaming up with apple to make mobile devices. managinggned for plants and factories, part of ge's efforts to ramp up sales of services. ford recalling 1.3 million of their trucks because of a defect in the door. they say they are not aware of any accidents or injuries blamed on the problem. the recall will cost ford over $200 million in the fourth quarter. and that is your latest bloomberg business flash. ofna's president has warned challenges as he laid out a roadmap, turning the country into a global power by 2050. paul wraps up the first day of the twice a decade communist party congress. speech bys a sweeping the chinese president, he is the most powerful leader china has had in generations. he was laying out his vision, touching on everything from military reform, cultural reform, to the economy. on that subject, he talked about the nee

stock soars up 3 pp.76%. we've heard the same story from industrial companies this quarter, we have an actual boom going on here. these enterprises, whittled by layoffs over multiple years and cash cuts because they had to, makes fw makes gobs of money all over the world. now other side, safety stocks in economic expansion, badly. this morning, celgene, huge biotech reported what looked to be good number but one of the key drugs missed estimates and sales not enough to make up and shaded down the forecast stock tossed in the wood chipper steve buschemmy style from "fargo." pure carnage then the sainted bristol meyers. one of the greatest pharmaceutical companies on earth. pretty good but not awesome number for key cancer compounds and some obstacles to new therapy they might need to fend off rising competition in space. tumbled 5% if they're not safe, none of the so-called safety stocks are. procter & gamble, the personal care space is brutal especially since millennials don't have attachment to the brands ev

. >> it is pp, a pimple pad. i don't have acne anymore but i have one on my back and i cannot quite get to it. >> sounds like a personal problem. >> alex, help me out. >> i am good. >> right where you cannot get it this way or that way. >> can we go to break. >> i can feel it. >> feel it. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> do you think it would be a good idea to jump through a table that was on fire. >> isn't that what we're talking about bills fans. >> buffalo bills, you are talking about, right. >> yes. >> isn't that what they do outside. >> yes. >> yeah. >> they jump on thi

i was speaking to her pps, george hollingby, and he said that she's got a really bad cold but she's really up for it. health problems like that, at a time like that, it's just a ghastly feeling. you didn't recognise the narrative we imposed at the top of the programme. i want to ask these two if they do. the papers tomorrow are certainly going with the narrative of the farce. i'm afraid that is what we will remember. a brave effort by margot to say she thought it was inspiring. the fact is, it was impossible to take the speech in whilst she was talking because you were thunderstruck. you got caught up in the narrative of extreme sympathy and horror at the whole thing. everybody is saying today, a politician doesn't want pity. that's a disaster. is that true? well, quite a few of my nonpolitical friends have said in recent weeks, i feel really sorry for theresa may. that's not a great place to be for any politician. today, that's been exacerbated. however, i did three hours of this on my radio show this afternoon. first, we concentrated on the disasters, and there were quite a few calls. th

i'm joined by lord robert armstrong, who knew edward heath for 30 years, and was his pps forfour of those years. he was also chairman of the edward heath charitable foundation. he wants a review of the conduct of the police investigation. thank you very much indeed forjoining us, lord armstrong. surely whether someone is dead or alive, if there had been accusations against them, it is the right and the duty of police to investigate? i absolutely agree with that, but the trouble about being dead rather than alive is that, while the investigation can take place, the other processes, the reference to the crown prosecution service, if they so decide a case in court, where the evidence is tested and the judge and jury can where the defendant can defend themselves, where the evidence is tested and the judge and jury can reach a verdict, that is not available. so where we stand now, the matter rests with the investigation, and there have been several investigations, which i suspect have been as unfounded as all the others, but are still on the books, as it were. justice delayed is justice denied

pp wants spain to be more like france and that is completely incompatible with a catalan -- within the current spanish constituency, bp is the furthest right party and of the parties falling in line, that means without external intervention, this is not going to get results. francine: sony, thank you so much. sony kapoor stays with us it will talk more about institutional investors and what they can do. if you have questions for sony kapoor or any of our guests, you can log on to tv . you can look at some of the data screens and fields some of the charts. you can ask tom and i to ask questions to sony. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua. coming up, my conversation with marine king. look for that at 3:30 p.m. london time. it is quite fun because we really go into that coordinated action, ben bernanke back in the day. and the reason for the financial crisis. tom: it was wonderful. i really cannot say enough francine could you talk about back in the day. his book is absolutely spectacular. it is one of the single books of the financ

metallica g-eazy and the remaining members of the grateful dead will perform waiving usual fee pps the proceeds go to fire victims. tickets went on sale this morning. we posted the link on our website, nbcbayarea.com, get your tickets tab. >>> well we investigate a training drill meant to save lives of police officers. but it may be causing unnecessary deaths of thousands of americans 37. senior investigative remember reporter stephen stock has uncovered question about the practice. >> reporter: in police training academies it's called the 21-foot rule. it's been taught for decades to help officers safely deal with subjects armed with an knife or sharp object. but we discovered it's never been tested scientifically until now. >> drop it. >> this cell phone video caused an up roar in the beau. >> it shows mario woods hold ago knife and refusing to put if down. >> the five san francisco plofrts who shot and killed him were cleared to return to work although the internal and da investigation continues two years raert. because the officers said they feared for the safety they could be lega

wait, i thought this was an administration has their own pps but not their own facts. >> thank you both very much. >>> the weinstein situation continues to grow. there are more allegations of sexual misconduct coming up. we will hear from a journalist who says she was cornered by the disgraced executive. her story, her truth, next hour. when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast i just saved thousands in less than a minute, i found out how much home i can afford. i like how you shop for loans the same way you shop for flights online. i didn't realize at lendingtree you can save money on almost any sort of loan. i consolidated my credit card debt with a personal loan. i found a new credit card with 0% interest for 15 months. you just shop, compare, and save. and it's all free. go to lendingtree right now and start saving. about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where yo

remember, you can track the changes in the forecast with our free nbc bay area app pp just click on the weather tab and you can get updates for your neighborhood. >>> an emotional day at levi stadium today as a 49ers legend was the center of attention. the 49ers family honored dwight clark during the game. the former pro bowl wide receiver announced he is battling als, also known as lew gehrig's disease. part of the 49ers first super bowl-winning team from 1981. the team that reached the super bowl because of clark's iconic catch. at half time, he spoke to the crowd. >> i want to thank you all for your support when i was a player. and i think you all know i'm going through a little thing right now, and i need your prayers and thoughts. >> standing next to the 60-year-old clark was the team's former owner eddie debartolo. clark says debartolo sent him to japan for innovative treatment. we'll have more on our niners game a little later in or newscast. >>> happy and relieved to survive the tubbs fire but devastated at the same time after losing close friends. a heartwarming story of apprec

under phil murphy pps plan, he's going to not sign the arbitration clause and he has all the facts he need. the people of new jersey need to demand and know whether or not he'll sign the arbitration clause because if he doesn't, you know taxes are going back to the rise we saw under john mccready with a 7% rise every year. >> may i say again on consolidation, this is a big opportunity, where have you been? 2,8821 days. you're there, i'm trying to get there. you're in the seat. and there is a real opportunity. we put together a plan with shared services and potentially a shared services czar and would take two parties to look at it and fund it. >> we have to leave it there. >> our next question comes from twitter, a question to murphy on transportation. this is from renaissance dude and the person wants to know how will either of you reform new jersey transit port authority and we add to that, the system says it's mismanaged and in need of upgrade. what would you do to fix it and would you be willing to raise fares? >> the answer is there's no reason to raise fares. let me frame it wit

that's part of the agreement they made with mariano rajoy's party, but that's something the pp have ruled out. they say it's too late there's nothing the catalans can do now clearly carles puigdemont has maybe three options left one, call regional elections, two, call regional independence when they sit down with parliament the other is to appear before the spanish senate in madrid, which he indicated he might do to argue the catalan case against article 155. his spokesperson has said essentially they will seek legal recourse to try to defend their position whether in domestic courts, constitutional court in spain or international courts across the world presumably the european union the starting point for that. >> you have been speaking to this spanish government official representative in catalonia. what did he say? >> i sat down with him on monday, the governor general essentially in barcelona the madrid represent nif that reati region he didn't give me clear answers in terms of specifics, but here he is on the measures they want to take. >> translator: the measures we wanted to take i

government but will the government accept tile log with them the key point here, this is something that the pp representative and something that willem talked about in catalonia said this is a matter of semantics in the sense that, yes, they fell short of outright declaring a unilateral independence yesterday, but puigdemont also said they now have a mandate to pursue independence, and this is something that the government explicitly said that they don't agree with we heard from the dp prime minister, she said in the first place the holding of the referendum was something that was illegal. and therefore we don't accept the results of this referendum going forward i think it's going to be a fine balance between some of the pressure from the international community now to mediate and have that dialogue versus the hard line approach that the government has been taking all along one thing i should mention is that rajoy is in a minority government, propped up by other members of the coalition one of them is the leader of the citizens party even though their headquarters has been against this indepe

about what he believed the president's intention was in speaking to the johnson family, it is not over pp, in part, because john kelly raised some questions and drawn some criticism himself for some thing he said about congresswoman wilson, questioning some of her behavior, being in on the call, although she was a family friend, and also stating she had personalized a ceremony in florida which was the sort of commemoration of a new building at the fbi named for some fallen fbi service members who -- this is her district. this happened a couple years ago. the criticism from john kelly about her allegedly making it about herself, talking about her involvement in trying to secure funding for that building, he raised that as being inappropriate. today the white house adding some additional oxygen with sarah huckabee sanders put thougt statement, general kelly was stunned that representative wilson made comments at a building dedication honoring slain fbi agents about her own actions in congress. as general kelly point out f you're ache to make a sacred act like honoring american here rose li

if you talk to the speaker of the house and at key moment when is they needed his pp, listen to the president. he said this is your fault, congress, not mine. >> i'm not going to blame myself. they are not getting the job done. we had health care approved and you had a surprise vote by john mccain. we had other things happen and they are not getting the job done. i can understand where steve bannon is coming from. where a lot of people are coming from. i'm not happy about it and a lot of people are not happy about it. >> he knows a lot of republicans especially trump voting republicans who may not have been historical republicans, trump voting republicans get more mad when you mention mitch mcconnell or paul ryan. he knows that. he knows that and he is tapping into that. his base at the party dislikes its own leadership. he is the president. to your point, if he is going to get tax reform on the high wire like health care, get the budget through first. he needs to bring them and not have some people saying screw it. i'm going to vote no. as they put it so neatly, he is new to the business. he

deejay superstar steve aoki teaming with zumba, creating the soundtrack for "strong by resume wazumba pp." >> they hit me up and told me about this plan, high intensity, short-style workout. that's what i do. that's my favorite kind of workout. >> fitness enthusiasts, including mario, sweating to some major zumba moves and the sounds of deejay aoki. >> it's awesome, too, because it's like the workout is designed exactly for you. >> right, exactly. >>> music is in his bones. >> i just knew i loved to sing and i love music. and there was something about music nothing else would make me feel. >> spanish native leroy sanchez, who rose to fame on youtube with nearly 3 million followers. >> it was really fun to see that people from all over the world were reacting to my videos in my own house, singing in my bedroom. >> yeah. coming from spain to here, how big of a deal was that for you? how big of a decision was it? >> i didn't have to think about much, you know, about making the move, but it was a huge step. >> he's come a long way from recording videos in his bedroom to releasing his first e

that's an increase of 141% on the same period last year — which had included provision for pp! compensation. half of british women and a fifth of men have been sexually harassed at work or a place of study. that's according to a poll for bbc radio 5 live involving more than 2,000 people. the majority of those who said they had been harrassed didn't report it to anyone. we're going to talk about the us high street now. the clothing industry are a bit worried about president trump's approach to global trade? they are not happy with president trump ozma attitude to global trade. there is a free trade agreement between the us, canada and mexico. president trump has been rather vocal about how he does not like it, not being a fair deal for america. the clothing industry has come on board and said, we are a bit concerned about the repercussions it might have on our industry. this is american capital apparel ceo who has been expressing his concerns. the top three points are very simple. any disruption to the major supplier chain disrupts how we do business. anything that changes it, a

senate who votes, so with a majority you can know it is all clear for the pp to enact article 155. guy: final quick question. how stable is rajoy's government? there seems to be a question over the socialists, who backed rajiooy may decide to take a different tack. it is a minority government. do we need to start talking about early elections in madrid, as well? maria: that is a story we broke a minority government. for a long time, the markets operate on an idea that rajoy has a coalition. rajoy is a weak minority government. buying thisre not option, they don't want to be involved in this and a lot has to do with the king. remember he said this is not about rajoy or whether you like it is aboutr not, maintaining the unity of the country. this option hasn't played out and we know the socialist party doesn't want to play ball right now. guy: thank you, we will look forward to that statement later. joining us is the cio at wells fargo asset management. sideu stand on the other of the atlantic and watch what catalonia, does it start to change the thinking regarding europe? >> i don't

watch all of these events online at cspan.org or listen using our free cspan radio a p pp. >> this weekend on book tv on cspan 2. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. former vice president al gore looks at the effects of climate change around the world with his book an inconvenient sequel, truth to power. >> and we in our civilization, not me, but the technologists and engineers, are learning how to manage atoms and molecules with same precision demonstrated to manage bits of information. co 2 emissions globally have stabilized for the last four years. starting a downward trend. and we are going to win this. but the remaining question is whether we will win it in time. to reduce the risk to an acceptable level that we will cross some point of no return and it's a dangerous race between hope and the catastrophic consequences we're creating. >> on sunday at 5:30 p.m. eastern. an awe discussion on political diversity and free speech on college campuses with sam abe rams of sarah lawrence kornlg. mark lula, april kelly and knave yan strauszen. >> so i don't want to demonize and disparage these progr

pp >> we just ran. i was with two other girls, we lost each other immediately, we all went in three different directions. one friend ends up hiding in a dumpster by the tarmacdi and another one got an suv with also three victims. i just ran to the left but the farther away through back roads away from the strip and the farther i ran the bullets got -- the gunfire got louder and it felt like it was getting closer like they were right behind you which led us to think there were multiple shooters. it sounded like there was just -- they were super close behind us. the farther we ran the closer they got.. might be the ricocheting of bullets. >> sean: jennifer, taylor, thanks for sharing your story with our audience, sorry you both have to go through that and our thoughts and prayers obviously with the families as i'm sure many parents now with their kids in hospitals and they don't know if the outcome of this yet. here now with more, about an hour before this happened -- country music superstars come, longti

anthony rapp is accusing he kevin spacey of trying to seduce him at a party 30 years ago when ra the pp was just 14 years old. spacey is responding saying he didn't republic it happening, but if it did happen, he owes an apology for what he describes as deeply drinking behavior. >>> and billionaire elon musk has shared the first image of the tunnel he's building beneath los angeles. he hopes it will one day zip cars and people around at 150 miles per hour to avoid traffic tie-ups. >>> and the astros beat the dodgers in the tenth inning, the winning run was scored. final score, 13-12. those are some of our top stories on this monday, october 30th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> oh, my. pepto-bismol, heart medication, all these are things that were probably popular in los angeles overnight. >> yes. >> because it was an epic, epic game five of the world series. >> so good. >> houston fans are probably still making their way home out on the streets after the celebration. this was it as the game wrapped up here. it ended well after midnight houston time. >> the astros won 13

one apple gizmo, to 2.6 but in the in-company group, under $30,000, they ever one over $100,000, 4 pp.7 retirees, 1 ppts .3, and 18 to 3.6. so call them apple haves and have nots. only two or three demographics in total had under 50 said they owned an apple product >> i think i have nine >> but you have kids >> per capita though >> that would be three per capita or if you include the cats, you would have to divide that. >> chargers didn't really count? >> that's not what we're really talking about. but look at you -- >> i have three. >> are you like in double digits, michelle >> no, i can't even count how many >> brian is embarrassed. what is your number? from at lea . >> and at least 50 i keep all the old stuff as kind of a museum. it's in a box. >> then i'm up there, too. >> i have the apple computer, first ipod with the thunderbolt connection >> that may be worth something some day >> i have the original mac that stood up straight with the first mouse. >> obviously you have a certain financial ability do this, but you feel like your kid should have an apple phone and an and the app

from where the shooter had been targeting pp those at the concert, brian ross, 32nd floor, mandalay bay hotel. >> exactly. room 135. 4:30 of sheer terror as he used an automatic weapon to shoot down on the crowd as ter andyhe find it. >> bursts of fire. 30 to 35 seconds of fire. >> clearly changing magazines, according to weapons experts we've talked to this morning. an automatic weapon, an ak-47 would carry a magazine of about 30 shots. it seemed as though he fired for around 30 seconds with, stopped to reload and then shot. >> let me go to former special agent brad garrett who is also with us. brad, what we've heard describe to us by eyewitness through these last several hours are not just those initial moments of terror, but several hours of chaos. >> george, when they things happen and your adrenaline takes over and these sheer vulnerability of who is out there, who else is going to shoot at me, how do i get out of harm's way, because you're basically trapped. this area apparently was fenced in, but with an open air of outside, obviously. and so all of that kicks in and, you know, e

pps could grow at 7%, in line with what portfolio managers would think. you get 4.5% of that in revenue, which is about where the economy is going. oil -- you have to bounce off the bottom. easy comparisons. nothing spectacular. where we differ is that we think that multiples, even though they are high, are going to go higher. we think stock pes are going to add 3% to 4% on top of earnings, and that is the big number consensus. alix: why? jonathan: the cost of capital is low. a note we had out this morning on recessionary lists in the u.s. around the world being low -- we find that when the likelihood of recession is low, stocks go up more often than they do not, and that is the secret sauce. alix: if we get tax reform -- we do not need extra stimulus out of d.c. if we get it and a fed that has to go faster, how does that change are thinking? in my view, if we get to stimulus in its totality, which i am not sure we will -- we are running at a little more than 4% unemployment rate. , you gett extra demand more inflation, not so much more output. as and loo

ground, downsing .2% ahead of china cpi and pp data, giving us a hint on the inflation 2.0 story. the malaysian ringgit rising as malaysia is reducing its dependence on oil revenue. that benchmark has added only 7% this year, lacking 23% in the regional benchmark. funds are favoring malaysian equities over southeast asian peers. this chart shows the year-to-date foreign fund inflow. philippines, vietnam, indonesia, and thailand. in2 billion worth of stocks the malaysian equity market. budget coming out in november. , the back to the oil patch rally in crude sparked by the conflict around kurdish oil fields may have a fighting chance of sticking around. a strategist points out the reduced positioning in wti net longs. the line in blue, coming down in recent weeks. a ramp-up given that september high of 5286. the oil patch in focus today. rishaad: thank you very much indeed for that. we will look at the china central bank governor, hitting out at merck keep borrowing by local governments, reigning in corporate debt. sunday, at the g 27 on let's bring in tom mackenzie for this. a fai

individually if you find yourself in one of these situations is also a little bit frustrating and grim pp three things, run, fight or hide the best option you have, run and put as much speed and distance between you and the source of the gunfire, source of the danger as you possibly can they overwhelmingly advise you to run first if you can't run, hide barricade doors if you're inside a workplace or a school. turn off your phones play dead if the shooter is in the room with you to avoid any attention from that shooter. and then as an absolute last-case scenario, kelly, they do tell you, you might have to fight if you're confronted with an active shooter and there's nothing else you can do. throw heavy objects. get something into that person's face and very aggressively commit to your action and see if you can get that weapon away from that shooter, but that is an absolute last case. best option in any kind of situation like this is to run. tragically, what we saw in las vegas is even running didn't do that much for those people because this shooter had such a vantage point and such a wild

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and distractions by touchscreen systems were very high on 12 vehicles, they include the audi q7, q pp, ford mustang gp, dodge durango gp, tesla model-plaps. movie executive harvey weinstein taking a leave of absence in response to a report he sexually harassed women for decades was among the women he is accused of harassing, ashley judd. he settled out of court with eight women. he issued a statement of the time saying, quote, i appreciate the way i behaved with colleagues has caused a lot of pain and i sincerely apologize but i'm trying to do better, i know i have a long way to go. that is my commitment. despite the apology he said he will sue the times calling the paper dishonest and reckless. those are your headlines. maria: at least one democratic senator is giving back the money harvey weinstein donated to his campaign. dagen: he is a liberal lion, a big wig and giant money raiser for the democratic party. in the original statement he put out, some of which cheryl read he bashed the nra, bashed the president and that is a signal, a little wink and nod to all the democrats, i am o

last year that number was 4342 in pps pennsylvania alone. according to a recent article in the pittsburgh post gazette in 2016 the number of overdose deaths in pennsylvania was four times the number of deaths cause by car accidents. in other recent reports three people in my district were revived by narcan after each overdosed at a convenience store. while it is encouraging to see both congress and the administration have taken action to address this issue we have a long way to go. from my perspective we should be taking a three prong approach to combatting the epidemic, implement measures to prevent addiction, treat it once it has taken hold of someone, finally we must stop drug traffickers. to help combat this, i led an effort to include language that will help ensure our veterans who are at significant risk to get the program they need to overcome opioid addiction. another area where congress should spoke us, one of specific interest to me is increase and strengthen our partnership with mexico, through the merita initiative. our nation to

pp at this stage the goal posts have been moved so much, there couldn't have possibly be collusion and then there was the june meeting which by definition was a form of collusion, they were looking for dirt on hillary clinton from the russians, that et a form of collusion. >> yeah. >> but the things have shifted so much and goal posts have shifted so much and, you know, bars and standards have been raised so much, that you almost wonder is there anything mueller could come up with that trump supporters would say you know what, something bad was done. >> jon meacham, we've talked about this a good bit before you can give us more perspective, i know my father was a nixon man up until the final week. >> yeah. >> and at that point, he had -- he always thought it was a conspiracy, it was always "washington post" and the media elite going after richard nixon because they hated nixon from the second he got in, and they did, they all hated nixon, so there was 40 years of hate going both ways there, but that last week, my dad picked up the paper and saw it and just shook his head and said if on