dissipating by much. >> harry harding. >> thanks very much. i am harry harding. of the university of virginia and hong kong university of science and technology. i want to ask about something that has not yet been raised and to see whether perhaps it's not as important. when he was first nominated, one of my most pro-kmt friends on taiwan said she not only has a great personality and unusual background, but she's a woman. and what she's going to do to put it away is to nominate a taiwanese man as her running mate to put it away from her. but that obviously hasn't happened. to the best of my knowledge in neither candidate has chosen a running mate. in many systems, including our own, where presidents and vice presidents are directly elected, that is seen as an important choice, both for indicating the judgment of the presidential nominee and to build a broader base of support. what is going on here? >> anyone? do you want to -- >> i don't have a good answer for that. i really don't. i mean, part of it i guess is trying to see where you're going to need support geographically a litt

. >> reporter: thanks very much. i am harry harding. i want to ask about something that has not yet been raised and perhaps not as important. when he was first nominated, one of my most pro-kmt friends on taiwan said she not only has a great personality and unusual background, but she's a woman. and what she's going to do to put it away is to nominate a taiwanese man as a running mate to put it away from her. but that obviously hasn't happened. to the best of my knowledge in neither candidate has chosen a running mate. in many systems, including our own, where presidents and vice presidents are directly i elected, that is seen as an important choice, both for indicating the judgment of the presidential nominee and to build a broader base of support. what is going on here? >> anyone? >> i don't have a good explanation for that. i am going to see where you need support geographically, okay, like this area, maybe if we put someone on the ticket that will bump up the vote a little bit. i really don't have an answer. >> i will pass. >> if i understand correctly, independent candidates ha

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right here on cbs-3. >>> britain's prince william and prince harry donned their hard hats for do it yourself work. >> they pitched in for a program, named diy, s.o.s., royal brothers help in the process of rehabbing some empty homes for veterans. they joined hundreds of others volunteers and builders so that you can imagine they commanded a lot of attention. by the way the show will air, next month. >>> kate joins us now, all eyes are on your forecast here, kate. >> i know, it is a tough one, i always say with big ends, weather likes to be challenging and throw us a curve ball. >> it just can't be full sunshine. is there a forecasting challenge. that is what we live for. we are tracking a threat for few showers on sunday. that is what you need to know. at least plan to have a pontiff puncho on sunday. more i can say that, the better it will be. >> all right. >> live that phrase. no need for punch o here tonight. what a beautiful day it has been. your first day of fall feeling more like summer. we have started out the week last two days of summer feeling like fall today. in the sun,

lead and step aside as well. we need republicans that will fight just as hard as harry reid and nancy pelosi are fighting to institute socialism. >> you always get this attack line in the press. that stance means you never move the ball forward, you never get things done because maybe for very good reasons, governor, you stand strongly by your convictions, but standing strongly by your convictions ain't going to get all of those problems out of the in box. right? in other words, nothing gets done? >> but, neil, the left finds way to force obamacare down our throats. they found a way to change the senate rules to take a 2/3 vote to reject the iran deal rather than 2/3 vote to approve the iran deal. it's time for republicans to stand up and fight. >> you are a good catholic, i know that, but you would respond htit for tat. maybe, again, sir, for very good reason, do you think the message of this and the resignation of john boehner today are join at the same hip? there's got to be a better way. there's got to be a better way to do business, to do government, to do human interaction

baseball, as does his brother. right werer, harry just players hard, but also paid them high salaries. this star shortstop earned $1400 a year, again, a lot of money in those days. manager, he saw the game's commercial appeal and worked hard to give fans their money worth. their or so after spectacular season, the cincinnati club folded as so many businesses did during the gilded age, but right believed in the future of the game, and took his team to boston, where he renamed it the boston red stockings. from the cincinnati red stockings, stockings was big in the 19th century. naturally, since he renamed it the boston red stockings, he took the team to boston. drawing up to 70,000 fans to their games. this is pretty incredible. i want to just draw your attention -- this is harry right , this is brother george, who also played on the team. left, rightthe there, stating to the left is our -- albert goodwill spalding, a good -- soon to be a prominent baseball on to rhetoric. second from the right, you can see him, if somebody would never recognize, his name was james white, his nickname w

died. >> it is hard, going to be hard to tell her michael >> michael harris was the son of former 49ers c.e.o. peter harris. the couple have been dating for two years and had plans to move in together in san francisco. the search for the missing friend and the investigation into the crash is ongoing. >> an easy breakfast choice this could be hurting director diet more than it helps, a couple of yogurt may not be the smart choice. >> fitness apps that fail. a if you report expos of the iphone app that is many of us use each day. >> as we go to break, our camera showing you a beautiful shot just the flow from the sun just the flow from the sun rising in the east. yeah, we know that feeling. you're so bloated you've started wearing sweatpants ...everywhere. when it finally happens, it's always the worst possible time. and when you're finished, you realize you've been in there for a very, very long time. being irregular is the worst. get more fiber with chocolatey, chewy fiber one bars. feeling good can taste great. >> now, golden gate bridge camera has winds blowing from the east. look at

with him a lot of the time. it is thought that is hard of her hesitation for accepting harry truman. her mother did not approve. >> never really thought well of her? even when he became president? >> apparently not. >> he never set a negative word upon her death. he wrote a lovely piece saying he did not understand mother-in-law jokes because he had such a great one. >> she died in the white house. he sent a note to the chief oscar and said, mother wallace made arrangements for us to return. >> we will return to independence and learn more through their eyes of the story of how harry and bess met. >> when my grandfather visited independence, 26 miles from where he lives at the time, in 1910, he often stayed across the street at the no one house, where his aunt and two cousins with. one afternoon, he was over there with his cousins and the family, and his and brought in a cake plate my great grandmother had. he had given her a cake and miss -- she had cleaned the cake plate and was asking if anybody would take it back over and my grandfather moved with what my mother once described a

, you know -- getting elected to office. michael bloomberg, harry truman. are people being too hard on carly fiorina right now? we know the company did become successful eventually. >> michael bloomberg is an unqualified success story and only ran for mayor. she's running for president of the united states, and it's very different. liz: you skipped over harry truman, who is also -- >> well, harry truman was a senator and vice president before he became president. he had a long career in politics before. that's something else. liz: what do you think? >> antiestablishment candidates are the order of the day, you've got her versus donald trump, i think her business record is much more defensible, but i think what people are responding to is she's coming into debates, knowing her facts and being able to communicate and articulate effectively, i think people love that. and second of all she's a female candidate who is not running as a female candidate. she's running based on her numbers. if you look at her numbers based on hillary clinton, there's a huge gap between male and female suppo

out michael harris, her boyfriend has died, bracing to break the horrible news. >> it will be hard to tell her michael's life is over but hers is not. >> the two pictured here in happy are times were dating for two years, and had plans to move in together in san francisco. harris is the son of former 49ers c.e.o. peter harris. over the holiday weekend, the couple were boating off catalina island and their dinghy collided with a larger vessel. investigators are not sure if either of them were using lights at the time. the operator of the larger boat suffered minor injuries. the fatal collision took the life of harris, injured wells and two other trends. a search recovery effort is now underway for the 5th friend missing at sea. >> it is a lot of questions for us but it is mostly painful for us not knowing what happened to the other. >> her younger sister decided michael as too good to be true, together the perfect couple. >> we knew that was her future, michael was her future. it is going to be an overhaul of everything that she knew. >> the harris family is still grieving the loss of

english, a farewell and then it's hard to believe, harris, philadelphia has been filled with so many people, the streets blocked off and security so high, it's time to say good-bye to the pope and everyone here is leaving this weekend with an incredible memory, lots of photos and, you know, just something that will last for a lifetime. >> i know. i've been watching on social media. the selfie after selfie with this particular pope. undeniably touching technology, if you will, but also a bend to the younger generations and people who stay connected all around the world with one visit to america. it's been something to see. an important couple of hours as he wraps up his visit. laura ingle, thank you for being part of it. this began in washington, d.c., on tuesday. the pontiff met with the first family, delivered an historic address before congress. the holy father that arrived in new york city stopped at the 9/11 memorial, celebrated mass inside madison square garden and delivered another address, this time at the united nations. and then it was onto philadelphia. yesterday that visit

and prince harry put in some good hard work together, and it's for a really good cause. >>> and we're officially in fall. but don't expect a big cooldown any time soon. your weather and traffic on the [instrumental music playing] windows are the eyes into the soul of the home. ugly soul. go to blinds to go with the largest selection of blinds and shades custom sized and guaranteed for life. they're a designer's best friend. trust me, they make window decorating easy. back to school? how about...back to blinds! during blinds to go's early fall savings sale, save 20 to 30% on all the season's latest looks in cellular shades and cascade double shades. that'll really make you look smart. blinds to go. >>> welcome back. 5:43. looking at the hamilton bridge. 62 degrees on this fall morning. time for weather and traffic as we come up on 5:44. good morning, chris. >> michael is being quiet, isn't he? >> no, i was just looking at the hamilton bridge. >> dpif you the little nod there. >> he gave me his nod of approval. >> it's a nice bridge. everybody loves that area. in the meantime, everybody

their home. investigative reporter harry hairston shows us what changed. harry? >> reporter: the frederick family has fallen on hard financial times. now they get a second chance. >> we are in our house. we get to stay. we're not getting evicted. >> reporter: thins is some of te furniture placed into storage. now their home is starting to look like a home again. >> when your kids are happy and you know you have a second chance, i couldn't be happier. >> reporter: in july the family was forced to put some belongings on the street. a sheriff told them the bank was evicting them for not making payments. >> i got a little blue card in the mail. >> reporter: we first told you about william frederick and four other area families in july. all thought they had a home modification loan. the federal trade commission says the company they trusted was fake. the feds allege it was a mortgage scheme that duped 500 families nationwide out of more than $2 million. >> i saw your piece and i reviewed it and i just got angrier by the moment. >> reporter: after our story caught the eye of u.s. repre

outfits. i have to say that harry's hair is worth more than a diesel truck. i was googling hard your all day and developed a little crush but that is beside the point. what we will do is have a face off. team harry, step up to the plate. we will do trivia and then we will do team zane. he is in longer in one direction but he is always watching. >> we always love him and always will support him. >> we love you, zane. >> we will put ten seconds on the clock and shoot-out trivia. we will do your first. what is your name and where are you from. >> lindsey, from south jersey. >> ready, ten seconds on the clock, jones, here we go. name five members of the one direction. >> louie lie am, harry, niles. >> great. lie am's middle name is. >> jake. >> lewis's middle name is. >> louie. >> louie. >> william. >> and, zane was born when. >> january 12th. >> who is the oldest member of the one direction. >> louie. >> time up. how many did she get she got at least six correct. six correct. is what your name and where are you from. >> guy an a from philadelphia. >> are you ready. >> yes. >> are you ne

kellye: having a parent with a deadly illness is hard on any child but what is that youngster is at risk for the same terminal disease. the camp and the people behind it are this week's harris' heroes. >> this peaceful setting in southern maryland maps the pain and stress that these teens and young adults face every day. almost everyone here is impacted by huntington's disease a genetic brain disorder for which there's no cure. >> i watched him progress and watched him pass away. developed this. >> they deserve support. they need support and there are people there to support them. >> camp provides education and something even more important. it gives camper as chance to meet other who are affected by h.d. and have some fun in the process. >> this is definitely the happiest i've been in such a long time. it's like we're able to let our guard down and be kids again. >> and in the prose soft having that fun they're also forming lifelong bonds. >> we will always be like someone who they can talk to. and it's a really good thing. >> we had to equip them with what they can, you know? so t

correspondence from harding where he's telling harry in 1918, "you think just because i listen to the guff that people tell me that i swallow it all, well, i don't, ok? and i know exactly what's going on." and harding is in fact an incredibly savvy politician. he is good. he's an excellent people person. people like him. even his enemies like him. he just exudes human kindness and this is something which is quite often overlooked about him. and he said, he is a genuinely in kind and if you shove out certain aspects of his life, a good person. swain: he's very lovable, i think. pietrusza: he pull -- and -- but daugherty is a kind of run of the mill ohio politician. he's been in the general assembly and he has run for governor, attorney general, all sorts of things but he's a little too shady to make the trip himself. he gets behind harding. he runs across him few times most particularly in florida when he says, "i found them. he was sunning himself like a turtle on a log and i pushed him off into it." now, there are a lot of factors. now, did florence make him, did daugherty make him, did h

. >> reporter: over the weekend, kim davis stayed out of sight. one of her attorneys harry mihet told us she is still reflecting between her faith and her freedom. >> she still thinking and praying very long and very hard about what she will do. i don't believe she has decided yet. >> the nonprofit organization planting peace erected this new billboard in morehead reading, dear kim davis, the fact that you can't sell your daughter for three goats and a cow means we have already redefined marriage. director of operations davis hammet. >> what is the message you want to convey with this billboard? >> we are trying to send a message that will inspire her to think through this, to recognize that she is acting as an agent of the government and if she can't fulfill that duty she need to resign. >> after five days behind bars the 49-year-old clerk was released from jail last week. >> i just want to give god the glory. his people have rallied and you are a strong people. >> her lawyers says a solution is still possible if they remove davis's name, title and authority from the marriage licenses. during

like harry reid and hillary clinton. he tweeted this quote to man say pelosi when trump called her quote the greatest. chris christie who's having a hard time breaking through hinted a possible change in tactic. in the interview with fallon, he expressed his opinion about not getting time in the last debate. >> i was waiting for you to talk. >> me too. >> september 16th, may be changing tactics. if i get to like 15 question miss a row, count them at home. they're going to go he's going nuclear now. >> new this morning, state department released a giant collection of e-mails from hillary clinton's private server, 7,000 pages worth to be attack. confidential material has been found in 150 e-mails. according to the spokesperson, none were marked classified at the time they were sent. now the confidential e-mails are the lowest level of classification. none are quote top secret. let's look at a few. with exchange with george mitchell about meetings, clinton asked him to use her personal e-mail address. sections the state department later determined were classified were redacted. in ano

her two children and a hard day in houston. [ bagpipes ] >> reporter: thousands packed this auditorium to mourn the death of harris county deputy sheriff darren goforth, gunned down last week while he was fueling his patrol car. authorities have a suspect in custody but are struggling with the motivate. antipolice rhetoric on display in demonstrations and on social media. >> evil now takes the initiative and attacks someone because they just happen to be wearing the blue. >> but in the wake of goforth's murder, an outpouring of folks from across the country lined the streets and filled these seats. >> i am deeply moved. i was moved when i saw how many people showed up. i'm so deeply thankful to every human person, citizen who showed up. >> raymond delos santos grew up with the officer. >> he was well loved by the public, by the people he had to deal with and put in jail because that was darren. >> sheriff ron hickman stood close by as the flag wad removed from his casket. and vowed that goforth's death would not be in vain. >> i will not stand by and say what a slaim, wha sh

, a grieving widow and her two children and overall, tony, a hard day in houston. [ bagpipes ] >> thousands packed this auditorium to honor the passing of this harris county sheriff's dew point goforth. struggling to find a motivate. some believe the attack was exphierinspired by antipolice r. >> evil now takes the initiative and attacks someone, because they just happen to be wearing the blue. >> but in the wake of goforth's murder an outpouring of support. people from the community and fellow officers from across the country lined the streets and filled these seats. >> i am deeply moved. i'm so deeply thankful to every single human being, every officer every citizen who reached out. >> roland de los santos grew up with the deputy. >> he was well loved by his family, the public and even the people he had to arrest and put in jail because that was darren. >> schaeffer ron hickman stood - sheriff john hikman stod close by. >> i will not stand silently and say, what a shame. what i will do is bring justice and mercy to our citizens, i will not abandon them or allow them to be w

hard won wisdom with the world. >> will you share with me what you've written when it's done? >> yes, i have goose bumps. an. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> i love this. >> she said she thinks discipline is overrated in the creative field and self-forgiveness is underrated. i like that. >> why did it take her so long to get this book out though? >> this one? i don't know. >> maybe she wasn't that motivated? so negative. >> no. she's very motivated. >> that's great advice. >> don't miss our updates on facebook. we'll be back. >>> making news in america this morning, making history. pope francis arriving with the message. >> god bless america. >> his first visit to the u.s. kicking off with a visit to the white house. the encounter with a 5-year-old. the letter she gave to francis and today's schedule. we're live with the details. >>> new feud. donald trump lashing out, this time aiming at fox news again, in full attack mode in a half-filled ballroom. >> breaking overnight, a pile of smoldering rubble where homes once stood. people surveying the damage this mor

stories we are working hard on here on ktvu fox 2 news. we will be right back. >> the wizarding world of harry potter could be getting closer. scientist ins berkeley are creating a real life invisibility cloak. it can render an object invisible by manipulating certain wave links of light. right now, scientists can only make the cloak cover a very small object, but in the next ten years, it could make people and even planes invisible. it can make beer bellies look like six packs. >> what would you do with an invisibility cloak if you had one? >> that's a tough question. >> i know. the boss' office. the boss' office. >> hear that boss? >> that's why i would do it. you can't do it otherwise. >>> let's take a peek at what is coming up today on right this minute here at 2:00 right here on ktvu. it shifted just a bit. not going far. let's go ahead and rope in one of the hosts, good morning oolie! you have some amazing videos coming up. the first one is a baby and a dog. >> people love baby videos and dog videos but so such greater is the combination. they say a dog is a man's best fri

. she has no idea her boyfriend died. >> it is hard to tell her that michael's life is over and hers isn't and she has to move on. >> michael harris is the son of former 49ers c.e.o. peter harris and help froms say the couple had been dating for two years and had plans to move in today in san francisco. the senator for the missing friend and the investigation and the crash is on going. >> there is a special tour headed to wine country this month. it is in response to a racially charged incident that happened on the napa valley wine train. a black women's book club was kickoff. 9 wine train apologized and oakland food policy council is hosting a wine soul train tour on september 26 visiting black and latino owned vineyards with stating and discussions along the way. >> the obama administration is responding to the rough yankee crisis overseas. the president is opening the door to the possibility of allowing more syrian refugees into the up. it is a response to i manns like these showing rest yankees and -- refugees fighting and great bin is pledging support and germany and france are

. good food is good food and, you know, a little bit of hard work and a lot of heart and soul can get you a long way in this thing. >> reporter: for "today," harry smith, austin, texas. >> this is a big deal, not just because we're eating the brisket with yo-yo ma on our set, but harry smith, they don't send this brisket out. you cannot mail order this. he brought it back in a bag with specific instructions on how it is to be cooked. clearly, they were followed to a tee. it's amazing. >> it's good. >> what's happening to this afterwards? >> exactly. >> we need to have the security camera on you? >> this is fantastic. >> it's good when you don't need any sauce or anything. it speaks for itself. >> crispy fat on the end. it melts in your mouth. it's amazing. >> thank you, harry. >> can we add this to a field trip list in? >> people wait in line for seven hours. >> tune into "meet the press" this morning. donald trump will be joining chuck on the show. >> that will do it for us on a sunday morning. >> remember that time we had brisket with yo-yo ma? >> it was a good day, wasn't snit. >> yeah

into office but that is hard comparison to make. you're right the middle class has been largely left behind. i think harry is right, people already rich have gotten enormously richer but people in the middle class have not kept up. in fact they're feeling they made less than they did before. david: steve he talks about good policy decisions. what good policy decisions. >> reminds me of the john mcken row saying, you can not be serious -- mcenroe. listen to what the democratic candidates for president are saying. mid disclass people working at mcdonald's. this is not economy to celebrate. i think for democrats to talk about how wonderful things are, when not just the statistics you cited but look at polling. shows that 40 to 50% of the americans still think we're in recession seven years later! david: harry, i will quote somebody that dropped out, whoops. there he is. he is back in. somebody that dropped out of the presidential race, rick perry. it is not rocket science. you lower the cost of doing work or creating a business and you get more business. that is what you do. you lower t

outcome be what it's going to be. >> reporter: now she's sharing her hard won wisdom with the world. >> will you share with me what you've written when it's done? >> yes, i have goose bumps. >> dan harris, new york. >> she said she thinks discipline is overrated in the creative field and self-forgiveness is underrated. i like that. >> why did it take her so long to get this book out though? >> this one? i don't know. >> maybe she wasn't that motivated? so negative. >> no. she's very motivated. >> that's great advice. >> don't miss our updates on facebook. we'll be back. motivated. >> that's great advice. >> don't miss our updates on facebook. we'll be back. >>> good morning. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> pope francis follows his visit to the white house with a stop on capitol hill today for a historic speech before a joint meeting of congress. in his comments before president obama, francis said, god bless america. full details on the pope's visit coming up. >>> also h

maximum impact. royal causes, of course, are nothing new. ins princes william and harry are patrons of dozens of charities. here the royal brothers donning personalized hard hats doing a bit of diy for disabled veterans issues inherited from their mother. princess diana crushing the aids stigma with a hug. the legacy of the people's princess. >> one of the things that characterized diana was that she was not afraid to really reach out to the most vulnerable people in society, even when some people were shunning them and thought they shouldn't be helped. so she was breaking down barriers there and i think that's what kate is trying to do with this visit. >> we can expect to see a lot more of kate in the coming months tackling those tough issues but also spending a lot more time with her most cherished cause, her two children. george. >> i'll bet she will. okay, jennifer, thanks very much. outside to ginger. >> we have our own princess out here. both turning 13, liza and hannah from georgia, welcome, girls. >> thank you. >> you guys, i love you in your braces. such a fun time of life. no

look at. >> and it will be going before the iranian parliament soon and the hard liners there are giving it a tough time. with our senate, some are saying that the republicans should invoke the nuclear action. remember what harry reid would do? like take that tnt thing? >> it's beyond disgraceful, they say, that senate democrats would prevent a vote on one of the most consequential agreements in history and do so after formally agreed to a tally of every senator and congressman. this is a party of the street fighters, doing anything it takes to get power and expand government. the gop opponents do battle according to miss manners rules for hosting an afternoon tea. ouch. is that true? what can the republicans do at the end, if anything? >> yeah. depend, no matter what happens here. the president is going to get his way. at this point, democrats have decided we're going to not allow congress to be the vehicle through which there is a sign that the united states is totally not unified on this question. it's clear, the international community knows, the american public knows, our vie

hard show at a place called oak stop in oakland, and it was called "the art of my pain," 15 years later, 15 years since i've been out of the marine corps. but don harris, who works at oakland school for the arts, who was just recently appointed the head chair of the california arts council, came by and has started kicking down some doors for me. i say that 'cause i'm not quite sure what it would take to have the art commissioner, ron muriera, here in san jose get involved. conway jones, the head of the veteran affairs in alameda county. keith jeffreys, who is united states artists alliance out of los angeles. it's an amazing thing to feel the support as an artist and as a veteran. damian: how bad has it been for you emotionally and personally? buggsy: i can easily say from the time i wake up to the time i go to bed, and while i'm asleep, i deal with my experiences. it's very--it's very sad to say at the same time what i call my ground zero, my home life, knows one side of me that a lot of people don't see. and i'm sure a lot of people could feel a certain way about me just knowing

picture. now finding out he's gone it's really hitting me hard. >> reporter: she's still grappling with the reality of that. but someone here to help with the emotion is harry with international canine search and rescue. he's down from portland for his first day at the valley fire. he says to help find missing people and pets. he says his border kcollies specialize in grief therapy helping those who have lost loved ones. >> it's sad whether a bombing, earthquake, drowning, it's all sad. we're here to help maybe give these people some closure. >> reporter: back here live you're seeing some of the devastation, but there are a lot of areas still too dangerous for people to go into. i just got off the phone with harry. he said he's on standby and learned he may have to come back to the area when the fire is more under control. as for leonard neft presumed again to be one of the two found dead last night, calita described him as very generous, loving and would do anything for those close to him and wanted to honor him and that's why she spoke with us today. she said he also still really love

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but its hard-working americans and others but they are managing. ashley: harry levin, looks like trump has picked a good one but the hedge fund guys. >> this is just his next one. they will be more after that. people love to hate wall street. donald trump knows that and is a real good market. take this in stride here to be saying a lot of what is very practical and headlines right now. >> he wouldn't be a true politician if he wasn't talking out both sides of his mouth. ashley: lariat i've been in chicago, thank you. let's check the big board with about 11 minutes into the session. the stock seems to have stabilized at 25 points. as they suspect it, stability is the word. we shall see its stabilized brands down half of a percent with wine in chicago starting next week. always looking to sell liquor in the stores. i was in green bay for three years, followed a lot of packers bears game. scott walker has disappeared from the pole. now he's returning to union bashing. we will have back next. >> on day one that will stop the buses from taking money out of the paychecks of federal wor

going to be. >> reporter: now she's sharing her hard won wisdom with the world. >> will you share with me what you've written when it's done? >> yes, i have goose bumps. an. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> i love this. >> she said she thinks discipline is overrated in the creative field and self-forgiveness is underrated. i like that. >> why did it take her so long to get this book out though? >> this one? i don't know. >> maybe she wasn't that motivated? so negative. >> no. she's very motivated. >> that's great advice. >> don't miss our updates on

of the agents on the ground? mr. harris: before i answer the question i would like to say the job of a border patrol agent is hard work. we had 122 agents killed. and d.h.s. and c.b.p. was created in 2003 and since that time, 33 killed and 29 killed were border patrol agents. no question being a u.s. border patrol agent is dangerous work. i think because we deal with a large population of economic migrants but mixed in are some criminals but agents have to stay on their toes. we try to take a look at what are called hot spots, zones known for high level of criminal activity and make sure we have sufficient agents resources and equipment. mr. cummings: to my question, mr. harris, can you think of anything else congress can do to help protect these brave men and women on our borders? mr. harris: we appreciate all the support. i would like to point out on the helicopter shooting incident that chairman chaffetz responded. it is more stay engaged with the border. there is a lot of misinformation coupled with border security efforts. -- welcome any efforts members of congress to the border

we want to know, if given a chance, what would it take to make the team, quincy harris now has some potential kickers there, maybe to be a back up? >> or at least be on our good day team. how is that? >> yes, this is really hard. we have some talented players. i want to say hello to the parks and rec department. they made this possible, we're at ninth and hunting park, michael vick field, great field. we have vinny here. how are you doing, viny? >> very good. >> you say you want to go for a kick. >> yes, as short as possible. >> are you super talent in the. >> yes, i would say so. >> one reason why i am counting you. you have a hat on. >> that's okay, it is getting warmer off, it will be solve off soon. it was cool they are morning. >> yes. 10-yard line? >> okay. >> go from the ten? >> and iand like laces in. is that good right there? okay. oh, just a little off. while he is getting the ball, weaver a young lady right here. turn around. how are you doing? what's your name? >> de. >> de, now, you came out here, you said, well, she is a poet/artist. you said you wanted to try out? >>

their business record for a very, very long time. melissa: harry truman. you bring up mitt romney, he seemed to apologizing for it in so many senses. she instead grabbed ahold of it as donald trump. i can make hard decisions. keep discussing this in the future, no doubt thanks to all three of you. david. david: keeping to politics, fox business's maria bartiromo tomorrow has nba hall-of-famer kareem abdul-jabbar. he will appear on "mornings with maria" to address dr. ben carson's comments regarding a muslim in the white house. don't want to miss maria and kareem. starts at 6:00 a.m. eastern. >>> coming up right here, senator bernie sanders campaigning for the ultimate blessing in his fight for a minimum wage. we talked about the pope might or might not do while he is here. we'll get into that. >>> if you've been waiting to order the new iphone 6s or 6s plus you might be out of luck. when can you upgrade your iphone? we'll tell you straight ahead. ♪ ♪ hi, tom. hey, how's the college visit? you remembered. it's good. does it make the short list? you remembered that too. yea, i'm

understandable when you can where harris v. quinn abboud had slipshod analysis and cases already resolved before it when they hadn't infact done so. when you look in context it is hard to see aboard surviving in freed distribution. aboard. compulsory services for collective bargaining, there would be still five votes you can't have an opt-out scheme. there this is fundamental constitutional right people retain and they have to opt in into a regime they decide to give their money to support the political speech here. they can't be forced to take the affirmative action of opting out of that regime. so i think you would arrive at compromised result is not a result that would obviate the need to answer the first question. the court is not going to get around what it took this case to do and the signals here all to me point in the direction they took this case to overrule abood on both of these issues. >> anybody else have -- >> i'm afraid erin's prognostication is probably correct. i would think though there would be two emphasize sees in the side briefs or at least one i want to sug

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opinion shared a try, but hillary clinton will have a hard time making at stake. the attacks will center on her time a hewlett-packard. the capitalist attack work with mitt romney. maybe harry reid to lie about her taxes as he did with mommy. i don't think it will work. carly fiorina is one tough lady your is not >> we are talking more about carly fiorina with kirsten powers come a democrat with whom i have a great deal in common. ms. powers will be joining us in 15 minutes. ms. carly fiorina will be under attack because of this. the latest cnn poll. the first since the debate. it has her in second place, surging ahead -- is in second place behind donald trump who's dropped eight percentage points from the same poll just a few weeks ago. move on to the markets because we've got a rally of 175 points for the dow industrial. the contrast would drop to 90. the dow 30 you will see 29 are in the green. that is a broad-based rally there for the stock market this monday morning. let's get right back to politics. him and hear him talk and political analysts fear who saw him in. dare i say for on

. admiral harris, you said that we need to ratify the law of the sea treaty in order to acquire some type of moral high ground particularly relative to russia and china. i'm having a hard time seeing why it is that a country that -- like the united states, that has used its power, its blood and its treasure, to protect navigation all over the world for 200 years, has to in order to gain some moral high ground ratify this particular treaty. can you help me understand that? >> sure, senator. the lack of signing the treaty doesn't affect our ability to be the strongest nation on the earth. but the lack of signing that treaty puts us at a disadvantage in discussions with most of the other countries in the world that have signed the treaty and moral standing, if you will. so, we lose nothing by signing -- signing off on the treaty. but we lose a lot by not signing it. >> and what is the "it" that we lose? and part of what i'm asking in connection to that, you know, you've got -- one of the claims is it might help us solve the south china sea territorial disputes. but all the nations in th

year. half the economists in the surveys think the fed will hike. it's hard to predict the market move given that split in sentiment around the fed. >> it's not long to wait now. after all the talk, thank you both. art hogan and ethan harris joining us as we count down to the fed. >> shares of hewlett-packard trading higher today. announcing yesterday they will cut up to 30,000 more jobs as part of cost cutting measures. these cuts are in addition to the 55,000 job cuts already made. meg whitman addressed the employee reductions in an exclusive interview with david earlier on the show. >> we're excited about the future. these cuts are never easy. it's the right thing to do because we have to now get to the next phase of the hp journey. if you think about the cuts over the last four years, they were mostly to help us keep -- get a cost structure in line with the revenue trajectory. we're saying revenues will grow next year in constant currency. this can be about margin expansion. that's got to be part of the story. >> yes. on that note, meg's cuts, these cuts this time around will

up to this president and to the senate minority leadership and harry reed and our only real ability is together. it is not an easy job. john boehner's had one of the hardest jobs in washington. the next speaker will continue to have a hard job but an opportunity for a fresh start. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> well, news of john boehner's resignation was loudly cheered in washington, d.c. this morning. thousands of social conservatives erupted into applause when senator rubio broke the news, prepared remarks to deliver the news. you heard them cheering and standing. that news came from rubio. came from as well as strong comments from ted cruz who has been, of course, one of the most vocal critics of speaker boehner. >> yesterday, john boehner was speaker of the house. y'all come to town and somehow that all changes. my only request is can you come more often? >> let me bring in "the washington post" columnist dana mill bank and former white house director for george w. bush, matt shlat. let's process what we witnessed there, a very happy ted cruz and that crowd on th