when the final larry go round. the one percent. time we can all middle of the room sit. in the real news room. the process for constructing this was to train as a biodegradable scaffold which is porous and when this is inserted beneath the skin when the skin is suctioned over the scaffold over a period of about 6 months you have to shoot in growth and invest your eyes eisen occurring in other words the cells the mule in your body grow into the scaffold it grows its own blood supply so now this is fully integrated as part of my on it's a living part of my um. ah ah. ah. social media giant case book says it is a publisher and has the right to talk any content old person as it fights and legal cases with an activist a band that despite the early telling said this is it is merely a platform and not responsible for what people post. also to come on arts a korean employees want to pull the plug on a huge trade deal between latin america and the e.u. over fires in the amazon and yet multiple european firms are already working with companies linked to the destruction of the rain

welcome back to politicking i'm matthew cooke sitting in for larry king after a series of well publicized gaffes by former vice president and current 2020 candidate joe biden his campaign is this week trying to temper expectations for mr biden's performance in the iowa caucus and new hampshire primary the campaign says it has a larger strategy based on huge victories for biden in the super tuesday election which happens in march what's behind these comments from biden's campaign and what does it mean for the candidates hot on his heels in the early primaries for analysis we turn to the political panel they are political columnist any homes she's in new york city and in chattanooga tennessee brian joyce host of the brian joyce show on talk radio airing on w g o w f.m. welcome to the program let's jump right in and talk about the biden can't comment about it strategy and holmes let's start with you. well matt you know on previous shows we've talked about joe biden's performance president trump giving him the nickname sleepy joe i would give him a nickname creaky joe and we've seen so far du

welcome to politicking on matthew cook in for larry king on tuesday president trump announced via twitter that he was firing the national security adviser john bolton for his part mr bolton claims he quit this plays out as a newly released poll shows donald trump's approval ratings down since mid-summer what path might mr trump take in the coming months to try to improve those numbers and another poll shows senator elizabeth warren climbing into a virtual tie with former vice president joe biden for 1st place in the battle for the 2020 democratic nomination can she maintain her momentum let's turn to the political panel for analysis they are amy holmes political columnist and michael tobin democratic strategist and former senior aide to senator chuck schumer they're both in new york city welcome to the program that pleasure to be with you so let's jump right in and talk about this economist hugo poll released wednesday senator elizabeth warren is tied with joe biden at 26 percent among registered voters your reaction let's start with you amy well we are still such a long way out before io

welcome back to politicking i'm matthew cook sitting in for larry king after a series of well publicized gaffes by former vice president and current 2020 candidate joe biden his campaign is this week trying to temper expectations for mr biden's performance in the iowa caucus and new hampshire primary the campaign says it has a larger strategy based on huge victories for biden in the super tuesday election which happens in march what's behind these comments from biden's campaign and what does it mean for the candidates hot on his heels in the early primaries for analysis we turn to the political panel they are political columnist any homes she's in new york city and in chattanooga tennessee brian joyce host of the brian joyce show on talk radio airing on w g o w f.m. welcome to the program let's jump right in and talk about the biden camps comments about it strategy and holmes let's start with you. well matt you know on previous shows we've talked about joe biden's performance president trump giving him the nickname sleepy joe i would give him the nickname creaky joe and we've seen so far

. >> reporter: absolutely, larry. you've got chase center in san francisco, coliseum across the bay, golden one to the north in sacramento plus newer venues in both los angeles and las vegas. so more competition for the levi's, again, as they try to book these bigger acts. it's no longer just about competing against the bay area properties, it's about making it known that they want more acts to come, competing against the west coast, other venues on the west coast. >> all right, chris nguyen reporting live for us tonight. thank you, chris. >>> a new ferry terminal is coming to alameda. community leaders broke ground at the site today. it's two piers north of the uss hornet. once completed sometime next year it will be the seaplane lagoon ferry terminal. this will be alameda's third ferry terminal. once operations begin, it will have direct service to san francisco. >>> the democratic bate, we'll take you live to houston where the top ten candidates are gearing up for the third debate. uh-oh subway delay. we'll tell yo

for, we all know "larry the cable guy. yeah >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely >> "git 'er done!" >> jimmy: "git 'er done! yeah, he's funny yeah, he's great >> i've been mistaken for him about three times, which is a lot of times [ laughter ] to be mistaken for larry the cable guy. >> jimmy: i have a photo of "larry the cable guy." i do not see any resemblance at all. [ laughter ] >> i get it. [ laughter ] no, i get it >> jimmy: you -- you get that? >> i totally get that. >> jimmy: yeah, do his pose. let me see >> "git 'er done!" >> jimmy: no, that's not [ cheers and applause >> i get it, my hip, and here's an interesting thing, i wonder this because i think about this this is an interesting kind of philosophical question >> jimmy: go for it. go for it. >> i've been mistaken for "lry the cable guy," right >> jimmy: uh-hmm >> do you think anybody has ever mistaken "larry the cable guy" for me? [ laughter ] that doesn't seem possible, does it? [ laughter ] nobody's like, "hey, man, are you the guy from 'big fat liar,' dude? are you

t tied with larry others for three no-hitters. have you ever heard of larry? he said he pitched in the 1800s and he was 5'3". >> todd: are you serious? >> sean: he was 5'3", and could pitch with either hand. stevenson, his best run as a sooner in his debut. i've never heard of larry corcoran, have you? >> todd: no, i have not. >> sean: 1:50 to no hurry now, sooners. we asked if we might see spencer rattler, the true freshman. >> todd: if things go well with jalen hurts, they'll play rattler in four games, but maybe try to redshirt him. that would make sense. >> sean: the rule from last year, you can play in four games and he can still be redshirted. >> todd: with houston, their backup quarterback, tune, had to play, start the last two games because of the injury to king. he played in five games so he lost his redshirt. dana holgorsen would love to redshirt him this year, can king being a senior, if he can. >> sean: it won't be a victory in his houston head coaching debut for dana holgorsen. meanwhile, here's the upcoming schedule for oklahoma. they'll go to uc

larry pfiefer is the one to answer the questions tonight. this might be outdone by other documents as the investigation proceeds and that might happen soon and might be outdone by the whistle-blower's report which is now in the possession of the house and senate intelligence committees. we will be joined by a member of the house intelligence committee who has read the whistle-blower's report. we will also be joined by two high-ranking members of the obama administration's foreign policy and national security team, former under secretary of state wendy sherman and former deputy national security advisor ben rhodes, mike murphy will join us to consider the new shape of our politics now that donald trump has become the fourth president in history to face an official impeachment process. and later in this hour, we will hear from a former federal prosecutor, we'll ask mimi rocah if she sees any federal crimes in this transcript of the president's conversation with the president of ukraine. is this a smoking gun. and at the end of the hour, we'll

thank you, larry kudlow. i think will make this little announcement to you because important, you know the so-called whistle-blower, the one that didn't have any first-class or first-rate or second-tier information, from what i understand. you'll have to figure that out for yourself. i've spoken with leader kevin mccarthy and the republicans, many of them. we were going to do this anyway, but i've informed them, all of the house members, that i fully support transparency on the so-called whistle-blower information even though it was supposedly secondhand information. which is sort of interesting. and other things have come out about the whistle-blower that are also may be even more interesting. but also insist on transparency from joe biden and his son hunter on the millions of dollars that have been quickly and easily taken out of ukraine and china. millions of dollars, millions and millions and dollars taken out very rapidly while he was vice president. i think they should have transparency for that. i've i

larry kudlow downplayed the report. working, and america is getting paid, and the economy is very strong, probably much stronger than all of this rumor mill, media narrative would suggest. these are very very strong numbers today. mark: total payrolls although -- also climbed to a below forecast 136,000. harold schulz has suspended his presidential campaign. he intended to run as an independent. he called himself a centrist independent, opposing opponents freemedicare for all and public college. he was a longtime hero of zimbabwe who critics say turn into a villain. robert mugabe is dead. he was a driver of the 1970's were of independence that ended white minority rule. his tenure as president was marked by violence and chaos. robert mugabe was 95 years old. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. did not addd states as many jobs last month as people thought. gains in private payrolls hit a

all right larry kudlow is now with us. ladies and gentlemen, he's with the national counsel director and he joins us now all set larry here we go. here's my interpretation i'll start with my point of view. on the you nigh if i was going to do this i think it is very, very modest job growth in a slowing economy which is being slowed by uncertainty over china trade. tell me i'm wrong. go ahead. >> you're wrong. [laughter] >> exponged on that will you. >> no stuart, you know, i have greatest respect for you. nobody better in the business look -- let me just try to -- illuminate numbers 130,000 payroll a solid number not a spectacular number by the way seasonably, the august print cially comes in low and then revised high or. but let's not get that out. here's the story. here is the story. okay -- the household survey. household survey from which unemployment rates are derived household survey tends to be smaller business newer businesses, and leading indicator exploded exploded. 590,000 new jobs in the household survey. that

welcome to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king on tuesday speaker nancy pelosi announced that the house was moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry of president donald trump this after hearing mr trump's own words describing a now infamous phone call he had with the president of ukraine regarding u.s. aid for that country and mr trump's desire for the ukraine president to investigate joe biden his son hunter biden it's a fast moving story with many angles but for legal analysis of the house inquiry and what we've heard so far from president trump we turn to richard painter a professor of law at the university of minnesota and the former chief white house ethics lawyer during the george w. bush administration he joins me now from minneapolis welcome to the program. thank you so there's a lot to discuss but 1st your reaction to speaker pelosi is announcement about opening up an impeachment inquiry against the president. it's about time this impeachment inquiry should have been open a long time ago and this latest instance of abuse of power by president trump is yet o

so thank you larry kudlow. we think we'll make this little announcement to you because important you know the so-called whistleblower the one that didn't have any 1st class or 1st rate or. second tier information from what i understand you have to figure that out for yourself. but i've spoken with leader kevin mccarthy and the republicans many of them. and we're going to do this anyway but i've informed them. all of the house members that i fully support transparency on the so-called whistleblower information even though it was supposedly secondhand information. which is sort of interesting. and other things have come out about the whistleblower that are also maybe even more interesting but also insist on transparency from joe biden and his son hunter on the millions of dollars that have been quickly and easily taken out of ukraine in china millions of dollars millions and millions of dollars taken out very rapidly. while he was vice president and i think they should have transparency for that and i have inform

only jesse palmer, host of "daily mail tv" was invited to visit dannielynn and her dad larry birkhead at their home in louisville, kentucky. the exclusive airs tuesday and in this preview it sounds like she wants to follow in her mom's foot steps as an entertainer. >> i got an email from a teacher that dannielynn gave one of the most believable performances of the whole entire school. she was in a play. if she wants to do something like that when she's older, i'll have my own opinion about it. >> "e.t." first met 7 week old dannielynn in 2006. >> say mommy. say mommy's love. >> in the years since we have celebrated birthdays. ♪ happy birthday to you >> and the last time we saw her dannielynn was begging her single dad to date. >> what do you say to him? >> you mister will go on a date or i will have to force you. >> now that she's a full-fledged teenager, jesse says larry's biggest challenge is preserving anna's memory in a social media age. >> he has to navigate through a how you're policing the information that your children are getting online. so much of it is true, a lot of it i

welcome to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king on wednesday the federal reserve cut interest rates for a 2nd time this year by a quarter percent will this action increase the fears of a coming recession and how might that impact the 2020 alexion and a brand new n.b.c. news wall street journal poll conducted after the last democratic debate shows joe biden and elizabeth warren both gaining ground and leaving their challengers well behind what's behind the strength of the new front runners and how might the rest of the pack adjust their campaigning as a result of this poll let's talk about that with the political panel they are chris wilson he was director of research and digital strategy for ted cruz's 2016 presidential campaign he's in oklahoma city and in atlanta robin by road democratic strategist and former obama campaign regional field director he's also retired u.s. army ranger welcome to the program thank you matthew good to be with you ed thanks for having so let's jump right in 1st your reaction to this federal reserve cutting interest rates by a quarter percent does

ama and larry, let's get you outside. well, if he's not happy, it's not like i can change it. >> true. >> here's a view from our golden gate bridge camera. the breeze is kicking up a little bit as we expected. live doppler 7 showing you lack of fog today. as a matter of fact, just a few fair weather cumulus is what we call it from our sutro tower camera. in the mid-70s from oakland to redwood city to gilroy. these temperatures have come up a few degrees, but it's not that noticeable from our san jose camera looking at clear skies right now. 79 in santa rosa, 77 in napa. low 80s, fairfield, concord, livermore. exploratorium camera looking at nothing but sunshine and a good day to be out sailing today. clear skies overnight. crisp in the morning. warmer weather and then autumn arrives on monday, and we're going to bring on some heat, believe it or not. hour by hour forecast, 7:00 tonight. it is still going to be breezy along the coastline. as we go into tomorrow morning 5:00 a.m., the winds ease. i want to show up the wind

larry donald and the managing director at tcw. great to have you both with us larry, going back to the dot yesterday. they suggested seven members wanted to see the cut. what i thought was interesting is that five members pushed back on cutting at all. isn't that a bit of a hawkish surprise >> it is really back to, i'll say smoking in the dynamite shed this is the 11th anniversary of the leiman's collapse. >> how can we recall >> as we recall, ahead of that, the fed was quite hawkish. we were heading toward that iceberg. right at us, a number of dissents very hawkish dissents out of the fed. same thing today, they are muss judging those ahead. behind the scenes, they are trading more regularly >> are you implying you do see an iceberg ahead and we are blind to that? >> in the u.s. for example, triple cs are outperforming double bs. you do have classic indicators of recession at the end of the day, you don't need credit tightness at this level that can spread quickly. >> i want to bring you in to the decision just there taking a lo

larry murray, the executive director there, joins me now. larry, what's the situation? what's going on there? i understand most of your stuff is intact. >> yes, sir. uss york bound, the three ships that are here at patriots point and the small team that stays during hazardous weather and heavy weather plans, we survived and things went well through the night. in the afternoon looks like we have another hour of tropical-force winds and things should start to calm down. >> you have aircraft there as well. they're okay. >> yes, sir. we have 52 different types of aircraft dating back to world war ii to modern-day aircraft and they have all weathered dorian quite well. >> i saw something, some alert and i wasn't able to keep track of it earlier about the uss yorktown. did something happen to that ship? >> during dorian, during the hurricane here? >> yeah. >> the only thing that happened here at uss yorktown is we lost power about 1:00 this morning and been on backup power, running on generators, just to keep the fire suppression and emergency systems on. and that's why we wi

. >> we said to larry david, hey, like, nothing happens. and larry was offended. he was, like, wildly offended. >> nbc believed in the show so they said we're committing to four episodes. >> yes, yeah, right. four episodes. >> normally it's 13 or 8 or something. >> yes, at least. we really didn't think they had too much confidence in the show. >> we didn't think it would work, but we thought they had to go through their process and they would learn and ultimately they knew better than we did. >> my mother caught me. >> caught you? doing what? >> you know. i was alone. >> the turning point for "seinfeld" from nice show that all of the cool people kind of know about but that's it to massive hit was an episode called "the contest" where they tried to abstain from self-pleasure for as long as possible. >> 6:30, time for your bath. >> george, i'm hungry. >> hang on, ma. hang on. >> once you do 30 minutes on masturbation, you can pretty much get away with anything. >> i guess you'll be going back to that hospital. >> my mother, jerry. >> but are you still master of your

larry d larry -- larry kudlow, wherever you may be, please stand up and he just gave me these numbers and existing home sales are through the roof. just came out. oil prices have gone down ever since the saudi arabia incident and they've gone down very substantially so we have plenty of oil. but those numbers were surprising to larry and the extent of the increase, is that a correct statement? so thank you, larry kudlow. we think we'll make this little announcement to you because important -- the so-called whistle-blower, the one that didn't have any first class or first rate or second tier information from what i understand. you'll have to figure that out for yourself. but i have spoken with leader kevin mccarthy and the republicans, many of them, and we were going to do this any way. but i've informed them -- all of the house members, that i fully support transparency on the so-called whistle-blower information. even though it was supposedly second-hand information. which is sort of interesting. and other things have come out about the whistle-blower that are also maybe even more in

i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. the fire broke out around 2:00 this morning at the home on delano and san juan avenue near the city college campus in balboa park. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live with more and what we've learned about this traged vieporr: kristen, we're told that the fire was contained mostly to the front portion of the house. the two residents, the father and the daughter, had to be taken by firefighters through the back of the home. we are told that they died from smoke inhalation. >> the young woman arrived at the hospital.she s pronounced dead. and about 30 minutes ago we found out that the father had just passed away as well. >> reporter: that sad news came this afternoon. ricardo ron and his

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larry, does that sound like quid pro quo for you? >> i would leave that to smarter people to make that judgment. >> that's good spot to leave it. thank you so much, larry pfeiffer, for helping us sift through that. >>> we want to talk about, just a few hours ago president trump will be meeting face-to-face with the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky. nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin is in ukraine. i'm also joined by senior editor ryan heath. now that the memo has been released, how difficult of a position to say this put the ukrainian president in? >> president zelensky finds himself in an extremely difficult position, craig, compounded by the release of this memo, due in part because of the way he responded to president trump pressing him to look into joe biden's son. i have a copy of a portion of his response here, the way he handled that. let me read it to you. he appears in his response to comply with president trump's request, saying, quote, the next prosecutor general will be 100% my person. he or she will look into

larry eagle berger. larry tirelessly worked as the head of ichiek for ten years. it was strongly supported by secretary set state madam albright. and deputy secretary of state richard in the bush administration. i can assure you, larry eagle berger is as tough as anyone possible. when he would not have ever permitted european insurers to fall the wool over his eyes. by the time icheic closed its doors in 2007, its insurance companies paid $306 million to 48000 victims. they used relaxed standards of proof lower than any you escort would demand. please understand half of the claims did not even have the name of the insurance company because the documents didn't exist. they were able to match over 16000 claims they had no names of insurance companies through a very tedious process. and when they couldn't find any evidence, they ended up making humanitarian payments as will. there is no court anywhere that would accept this low burden of proof. their work was overseeing not just by larry. provided all of th

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cfo, among other roles it's not hard to imagine how she and larry ellison will move forward. larry ellison never went away despite his other interests, he has headed up the technical side and while his direct reports have come and gone, now running google cloud over at google, the company continues to perform in a way that investors would like. you see its near its all-time highs and continues to move along in the process of continuing to reorganize itself in the cloud era, whether that has to do with acquisitions it's made, including net sweep a few years back to fill out its applications business or the latest thing it talks a lot about the autonomous database, putting together its database in a way it argues will allow it to keep ahead of others who are challenging it the bench here is deep this isn't the first change they've had. it's the most significant they've had in a while, wilf. >> jeff, jon brings up a good point, names we all know very well still the stock falling 4% in reaction i don't thichink that's on that early earnings release does this sort of suggest to yo

welcome back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king it's a pleasure to welcome my next guest back to the program he is philip k. howard the founder of common good a nonpartisan coalition which advocates for simplifying the u.s. government he recently penned an op ed about the democratic presidential debate stating that the candidates are so far promising the moon and ignoring our broken government let's dive deeper into that as philip a noted commentator and bestselling author joins me from new york so philip let's just jump right in you write that the presidential debates so far have largely ignored the key issue of the last several elections which is a commitment to overhaul washington can you explain yeah every president who got elected to jimmy carter has gotten elected on a platform not the only platform of reigning in excess bureaucracy americans hate it there are lots of studies about why they hated it demeans them it makes them worry about things that they know don't matter your nurse's bed half their day filling out forms teachers are worried cared told not to

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welcome back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king it's a pleasure to welcome my next guest back to the program he is philip k. howard the founder of common good a nonpartisan coalition which advocates for simplifying the us government he recently penned an op ed about the democratic presidential debate stating that the candidates are so far promising the moon and ignoring our broken government let's dive deeper into that as philip a noted commentator and bestselling author joins me from new york so philip let's just jump right in you write that the presidential debates so far have largely ignored the key issue of the last several elections which is a commitment to overhaul washington can you explain that. yeah every president who got elected since jimmy carter has gotten elected on a platform not the only platform of reigning in excess bureaucracy americans hate it there are lots of studies about why they hated it demeans them it makes them worry about things that they know don't matter your nurses bit half their day filling out forms teachers are worried to care told

vonnie: i just want to fact check what larry kudlow said about 4% on wages. i did look it up, and the last three months has been three point 2% year-over-year, 3.3%, 3.2%. what did he mean by 4% plus? alix: he's talking about --ira: he's talking about the momentum, so basically if you took the last three months in isolation and annualized that. that was my point earlier in our discussion, was that the momentum on the wage site has been ok, even though job great.n hasn't been great. the some of that -- the sum of that is ok for the economy, and shows that things might be stabilizing somewhat. the consumer has really been the big heartbeat of the economy so far, with the manufacturing sector continuing to decline and being more of a problem for the economy than a help. vonnie: thank you. ira is bloomberg television's chief u.s. interest-rate strategist. guy: let's get more on the impact the global markets. we are joined now by caroline u.k. deputy cio. does the payroll number change anything for you? caroline: not a great deal. it was slightly weaker than what

so thank you, larry kudlow. we think we'll make this little announcement to you because it is important. the so-called whistle-blower, one that didn't have any first class, or first rate or second-tier information from what i understand. you have to figure that out for yourself but i have spoken with leader kevin mccarthy and the republicans, many of them and we were going to do this anyway but i've informed them, all of the house members that i fully support transparency on the so-called whistle-blower information, even though it was supposedly secondhand information, which is sort of interesting. and other things have come out about the whistle-blower that are also maybe even more interesting. but also insis on transparency from joe biden and his son hunter on the millions of dollars that have been quickly and easily taken out of ukraine and china. millions of dollars, millions an millions of dollars taken out very rapidly while he was vice president. i think they should have transparency for that. i've inform

welcome back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king continuing the conversation with our political panel they are chris wilson he was director of research and digital strategy for ted cruz's 2016 presidential campaign he's in oklahoma city and in atlanta robin by row democratic strategist and former obama campaign regional field director do you guys think that donald trump is going to debate the next democratic nominee and should he chris. you know i don't have any insight into what the trump campaign would do in this situation but i would be shocked if he did not i mean dollars from what dollars trump in 2016 was a surprisingly. agile debater and he never went in and like really knocked anybody off the stage if you will the use of metaphorically of course although him bush may have comforted pretty close figuratively but having said that i will say having worked for ted cruz who was a former national champion and runner up in world champion debater we really didn't expect trump to be as good as he was and you know that he is a fighter he's somebody who doesn't shy aw

. >> so net-net no effect, larry, is what you're saying? >> yes essentially yes. >> john harwood, do you disagree with that, especially the analysis that says this takes joe biden out. a candidate who is still the most likely of the democratic field to have broad appeal for the 2020 election against trump? >> well, i disagree in part. first of all, joe biden as larry indicated, has many problems aside from this issue. on the substance, there's no evidence that joe biden did anything wrong in that sense, i don't think that's likely. he has elizabeth warren coming like a freight train who is catching him in national polls and as larry said, in state polls. yes, the far left wants to beat joe biden, but i'm not sure how much help they need on that at this point i do think that it is possible that this set of circumstances is going to be damaging enough to the president that not only will he be impeached in the house, that some republicans will break with him in the senate we've seen signals of that from mitt romney saying he's deeply troubled

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welcome back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king it's a pleasure to welcome my next guest back to the program he has. philip k. howard the founder of common good a nonpartisan coalition which advocates for simplifying the u.s. government he recently penned an op ed about the democratic presidential debate stating that the candidates are so far promising the moon and ignoring our broken government let's dive deeper into that as philip a noted commentator and bestselling author joins me from new york so philip let's just jump right in you write that the presidential debates so far have largely ignored the key issue of the last several elections which is a commitment to overhaul washington can you explain that yeah every president who got elected to jimmy carter has gotten elected on a platform not the only platform of reigning in excess bureaucracy americans hate it there are lots of studies about why they hated it demeans them it makes them worry about things that they know don't matter your nurse's bed half their day filling out forms teachers are worried cared told

so thank you, larry kudlow. we think we'll make this little announcement to you because, you know the so-called whistle-blower, the one that didn't have any first-class or first-rate or second-tier information, from what i understand, you'll have to figure that out for yourself. but i've spoken with leader kevin mccarthy and the republicans, many of them, and we were going to do this anyway, but i've informed them, all of the house members, that i fully support transparency on the so-called whistle-blower information, even though it was supposedly secondhand information, which is sort of interesting. and other things have come out about the whistle-blower that are also maybe even more interesting. but also insist on transparency from joe biden and his son hunter on the millions of dollars that have been quickly and easily taken out of ukraine and china. millions of dollars, millions and millions of dollars taken out very rapidly while he was vice president. and i think they should have transparency for that. i'v

>> oracle has as been about larry. oracle, as great as mark is in terms of executing, larry's and i s think that is where investors focused.e >> what will you be listening on the call? >> what the phrbgs business has and if the macro slowdown has impact on backings. we have seen some software vendors report that. those would be two apart from the details about mark's departure. >> thank you very much. the latest business flash led lanes. could be the -- headlines. uber has generated billions as out to treat them employees. understood a bill by the they would enate reclassified. that would make them eligible wage, overtime and worker's compensation. the lower house will take it up next. hong kong stock exchange made a billion offer for the london. it can be seen as a potential china.r from u.k. business secretary tells bloomberg the government will at anything that has security implications. billion year pro basketball baghdad but some say they would not tack part in investment vehicle. the milwaukee bucks co-owner says

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i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. >>> tonight, chilling new reporting. the airline worker who allegedly tried to sabotage a passenger jet. that flight set to take off from the u.s. and the maintenance worker accused of trying to tamper with the flight moments before takeoff. prosecutors now saying tonight alleged videos of isis killings on his phone. and word of a brother in isis. >>> the tropical storm slamming texas and the gulf right now. up to two feet of rain possible in some places. drivers and cars submerged. dangerous winds. planes upside down. and the hurricane stl chni in the atlantic, now a cat 3. and tonight, several other tropical threats. ginger zee tracking them all. >>> president trump tonight ordering new sanctions on iran. his secretary of state now calling that massive attack on oil facilities a, quote, act of war. >>> the new warning. the deadly mosquito virus, eee, linked to two more deaths. from michigan to massachusetts. and the rare warning to parents in some communities, to keep their children indoors at night until the first fro

so now please welcome dan pedderson and larry burke. >> you ready to go? i'm going to take about ten minutes to just set the stage here for larry and i to go back and forth in final preparation for the questions coming from you. the assumption is -- how many of you have actually read the book? good. that really gives me free play. keeping me honest. i tell you about how the book came about. it's the 50th anniversary on the 3rd of march of this year. top gun was conceived on that date 50 years ago. that's a long time. it tells you something about how old i am. jim hornfisher has four best sellers of his own. he came to me along with the famous condor who you see in the pictures up here and they said we're getting close to 50 years. it's time to put the legacy in writer. i have been fighting with the brits. i can show you letters i get from london, newspapers. somebody said we started top gun and the americans took it over. we have been fighting back and forth. it was time to tell the story. and i happen to be the one who was drafted by the original eight gu

larry tirelessly works with icheic for 10 years. he was strongly supported by secretary of state allen albright secretary of state colin powell there after and deputy secretary of state richard armitage of the bush administration. i can assure you larry eagleburger is as tough as anyone possible. he would not have ever permitted european insurers to pull the wool over his eyes. by the time icheic closes doors in 2007 it's insurance companies at paid $306 million to 48,000 victims using the lax standards lower than any u.s. court would demand. please understand half of the claims did not even have the name of the insurance company because the documents didn't exist. they were able to match over 16,000 that had no names of insurance companies to a very tedious process and when they couldn't find any evidence they ended up making humanitarian payments as well. there is no court anywhere that would accept this lower burden of proof. their work was overseen not just by larry eagleburger but by all the member organizations of icheic and e

welcome back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king continuing the conversation with the political panel they are kraus conservative commentator and contributor at the daily wire and democratic strategist michael schiavo they join me in studio so we're talking about whether or not it's clear that donald trump broke the law and do you think michel that it's important to establish the quid pro quo which is what we were just discussing i mean absolutely but you know you have a president has probably had hundreds of conversations with foreign leaders and this is the 1st time we're having a whistleblower complaint filed by a member of the trumpet ministration this is someone that works in the trump white house or in the trump intelligence community and he or she is finding it so you know troubling that he or she filed this was a complaint. to the you know to the higher ups said inspector general this is the 1st time this has happened and so that's why we're seeing the transcript that's why you know we're having the national intelligence director come and speak to congress

but those numbers were surprising to you, larry, and the extent of the increases. is that a correct statement? so thank you, larry kudlow. >> as the president reads through his schedule and gives that media critique, the senate intelligence committee is now also in possession of that whistle-blower complaint at the center of the growing scandal with donald trump and the leader of ukraine, the one that commenced impeachment proceedings and now may see to this whistle-blower's complaint, and maybe the whistle-blower himself before being before congress. go back to the president. >> leader kevin mccarthy and the republicans many of them. and we were going to do this any way, but i've informed them all of the house members that i fully support transparency on the so-called whistle-blower information, even though it was supposedly second-hand information, which is sort of interesting. and other things have come out about the whistle-blower that also may be even more interesting. but also insist on transparency from joe biden and his son hunter on the millions of dollars

welcome back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king continuing the conversation with the political panel they are krauss conservative commentator and contributor at the daily wire and democratic strategist michael to be oh they join me in studio so we're talking about whether or not it's clear that donald trump broke the law and do you think michel that it's important to establish the quid pro quo which is what we were just discussing i mean absolutely but you know you have a president has probably had hundreds of conversations with foreign leaders and this is the 1st time we're having a whistleblower complaint filed by a member of the trumpet ministration this is someone that works in the trump white house or in the trump intelligence community and he or she is finding it so you know troubling that he or she filed this whistleblower complaint to the you know to to the higher ups to inspector general this is the 1st time this has happened and so that's why we're seeing the transcript that's why you know we're having the national intelligence director come and speak to

of those you see protester water cannon trucks being driven into the airport just a few minutes ago larry thank you very much to get a pile an ally for us at hong kong airport still ahead on the program omar al bashir is back in course will be live in hard to weigh saddam's deposed president will have some tough questions to answer and with warnings the u.s. china trade war could take years to resolve we'll look at the challenges and opportunities it's created. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well this weekend promises to be a little bit more cloudy rainy as well as cooler across much of central europe we do have a front about it that's extending down from an earlier pressure across scandinavia and with that a lot of clouds here on our satellite image so temperatures are going to be in the high teens maybe hitting 20 in some locations with a lot of rain scattered across much of the area for vienna here on saturday it is going to be a rainy day at 16 berlin is going to be cloudy at 20 and as we go towards sunday and fortune not much of a change here if you l

welcome back to politicking i'm matthew cook sitting in for larry king continuing the conversation with our political panel they are chris wilson he was director of research and digital strategy for ted cruz's 2016 presidential campaign he's in oklahoma city and in atlanta robin by row democratic strategist and former obama campaign regional field director do you guys think that donald trump is going to debate the next democratic nominee and should he chris. you know i don't have any insight into what the trump campaign would do in this situation but i would be shocked if he did not i mean dollars from what dollars trump in 2016 was a surprisingly. agile debater and he never went in and really knocked anybody off the stage if you will the use of metaphorically of course although he had bush may have comforted pretty close figured early but having said that i will say having worked for ted cruz who was a former national champion and runner up in world champion debater we really didn't expect trump to be as good as he was and you know that he is a fighter he's somebody who doesn't shy awa

he is larry kudlow, national economic council director. larry, i know you're there. thanks for joining us again. i've got to start with usmca, the new nafta. it really doesn't look like it's going to get passed any time soon in our congress. i think that's a big problem for the administration. it's a big problem for america. what can you do about it? >> well, look, i'm not so pessimistic. you are very bearish this morning, stuart. stuart: every reason, larry. every reason. a congress that is consumed with impeachment and it is consumed with impeachment. i don't think you can create a special lane to get usmca through and ignore all the rest. >> well, let's hold back for a minute on the forecast. i have talked to bob lighthizer, ambassador lighthizer, about this yesterday up in new york at the u.n. meetings, and he's holding out for some optimism. look, i understand the impeachment thing is going to be a big thing. i guess, i'm not really sure, they are making inquiries, they haven't voted yet. we'll see how that plays out, okay? we'll see how that plays out. frankly,

welcome back to politicking on mathew cook sitting in for larry king continuing the conversation with the political panel they are krauss conservative commentator and contributor at the daily wire and democratic strategist michael to you they join me in studio so we're talking about whether or not it's clear that donald trump broke the law and do you think michel that it's important to establish the quid pro quo which is what we were just discussing i mean absolutely but you know you have a president has probably had hundreds of conversations with foreign leaders and this is the 1st time we're having a whistleblower complaint filed by a member of the trumpet ministration this is someone that works in the trump white house or in the trump intelligence community and he or she is finding it so you know troubling that he or she filed this whistleblower complaint to the you know to the higher ups at inspector general this is the 1st time this has happened and so that's why we're seeing the transcript that's why you know we're having the national intelligence director come and speak to cong

>> larry and ama, we're going to continue with the cooler than normal conditions. the airport is not reporting delays, but i wouldn't be surprised if they did. temperatures are impacted by the slow clearing. temperatures in the upper 70s, but only 58 degrees? half moon bay. compared to 24 hours ago, it's a is a-degree drop in san francisco. we continue with that trend and the breeze is picking up right now out of the west, gusting to 26 in oakland. larry? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> there was a football game canceled due to a threat. then it was back on again. then canceled again, all because of a threat. eric thomas joins us with the latest. eric? >> reporter: i'm at san leandro high school. today was marked by what you didn't see here. you didn't see varsity players with their gameday jerseys on. and the actual game that's behind the school building here should be under way right about now. that's not -- while the varsity sits out the friday night