well joining us now is dr michael ryan he's executive director of the world health organization's health emergencies program thanks for being with us here this morning history that we just saw the work that the world health organization is doing in congo how difficult is it to stop a disease like a boulder that can jump across borders and potentially go much further. was a very difficult disease to stop at the moment particularly in the context of congo where we have a. mixture of conflict displacement and a very weak of system so the chances that the disease can amplify and spread even across borders is quite high the chances of global level are reasonably low because the disease does not spread by the airborne route but there are many other viral pathogens that can do that now you're attending the world health summit that's taking place here in berlin right now the main focus of that summit this year is climate change what impact this climate change have on the spread of disease. climate and climate variability climate change will impact on the spread of diseases in many many ways a lo

yeah right joining us now is dr michael ryan he's executive director of the world health organization's health emergencies program thanks for being with us here this morning history that we just saw the work that the world health organization is doing in congo how difficult is it to stop a disease like a boulder that can jump across borders and potentially go much further. is a very difficult disease to stop at the moment particularly in the context of congo where we have a mixture of conflict displacement and a very weak us system so the chances that the disease can amplify and spread even across borders is quite high the chances of global level are reasonably low because the disease does not spread but the airborne route for many other viral pathogens that can do that and you're. attending the world health summit that's taking place here in berlin right now the main focus of that summit this year is climate change what impact this climate change have on the spread of disease. climate and climate variability climate change will impact on the spread of diseases in many many ways a lot o

back again right now with michael and ryan. i want to bring you in here. you have heard my why not here. what do you see as downside for speak speaker nancy pelosi on holding the vote. >> you nailed it. it's about giving the minority in the house the right to issue subpoenas. and i assume that the democrats in the house don't want the minority on the three main committees to turn it into a r circus. with peripheral witnesses. the way it would work is committees would vote on the subpoenas anyway. so they would in the end be able to with if there the mashlgty held to vote down any frivolous subpoenas or felt were outside of the investigation. but i think that's the main issue. now it's a matter of principle the white house doesn't get to dictate how the house of representatives goes about its business of impeachment inquiry. the president it's not his role. and i don't think they think there's any -- if they do a full vote, there's a sense that trump's not he's going to move the goal post after that. they won't actually have benefit. >> that's a great point

. >>> back again with michael gerhart and ryan lizza. what do you see as a down side for speaker pelosi on holding the vote on the impeachment inquiry? >> i think you nailed it. it's really about giving the minority in the house the right to issue subpoenas and i assume that democrats in the house don't want the minority on the three main committees to turn the to a circus with periferal witnesses. now my understanding is the way it would work is the committees would vote and at the end of the it day would be able to vote down can any kind of frivolous subpoenas or things they felt were outside of the investigation. but i think that's the main issue and now a matter of principal that house does not get to duckitate how the house of representatives goes about its business of an impeachment inquiry. it's not his role. and if they do do a full vote, i think there's a sense that trump's just going to move the goal posts after that and so they won't have any benefit. >> that's a great point about moving the goal post. is it fair? i mean on th

michael peterson and he was booked for vehicle theft, possession of stolen vehicles, violation of parole and being a felon in possession of a firearm. >>> actress felicity huffman is a free woman this morning after being released from federal prison a few days earlier, she served a sentence to 14 days and serve 11 and said her original release date was set for sunday the prison was allowed to release her on the last week they beforehand and she has still got one year of probation and 250 hours of community service. >>> a california congresswoman is threatening legal action after being snared in a tabloid scandal, the dailymail published photos of freshman democrat katie hall and you see that picture, she is in the nude, holding a long and kissing a female aide and going through a divorce right now accused her husband of leaking the pictures, police are investigating. >>> the pentagon just delivered amazon punch to the gut, the defense department awarded a tenured $10 billion deal to microsoft and the contract will transform and modernize the militaries cloud computing system. amazon had

ryan jimmies? chad michael murray? it's three names. well, now that congressman chad is gone, let's remove him from our giant cluster of democratic candidates. and... it looks like we forgot to put him in there. i don't see him. ( cheers and applause ) can we just jam him in there some place, jim. thank you! great. now let's take him away. ( applause ) i think i huffed him. ( laughter ) in the money race, wall street's democratic donors have warned the party that if they nominate elizabeth warren, they'll sit out or back trump. so if you can't have exactly what you want, you'll take the worst thing you can imagine. worst thing there is. "we're ordering pizza? sweet. i want pepperoni. and if you order mushroom, i'm going to hit myself in the nards with a ball-peen hammer. i doll it! i will do it! don't make me!" why are these finance democrats so opposed to warren? well, one wall street douchewig put it this way: "warren is an unapologetic populist who would reduce corporate earnings to benefit other stakeholders." which stakeholders? "w

reynolds tweeting the michael bay film earlier day and it racked up offer a million views. could the bring it back from the dead it's no longer flat on the year ending in in the green after falling 27% in the quarter. >> it's not just in heg hung ryan reynolds we have a man crush on. >> a lot of. >> that thing dropped today and no one knew. and it looks sawsome then the irishman that caught the buzz that's released on november 1st in theaters then on netflix. netflix down 35% since highs in april after disney had the massive rally when they introduced disney plus >> they're all on. >> netflix down. disney up. could it go the opposite way possibly self? i'm saying when you think about sentiment -- this is not going to launch this on noech 12th and the massive hit all of a sudden confirming the move. ly tell you disney is hugging this 130 breakout level really important that it stayed above since the breakout in april. disney at critical support level. netflix oversold and getting cigarette press. >> the stock up 35%. >> i didn't speck it. >> shocked he is bullish onning. >>

. >> april ryan is here with us now and also michael zeldin from the doj. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> april, let me start with you. the justice department has literally, for years now, since 2017, defending the president against these lawsuits, specifically about trump international in d.c. i want you to listen to acting chief of staff mick mulvaney on the criticism that they expected after announcing doral was the choice. >> listen. the president -- look. you know the virpt environment e in. he knows he will get that reaction from a lot of people and saying that is fine. i'm willing to take that. same place when he goes to mar-a-lago and bedminister. he got over that long time ago. we believe this is the best place to have it and we will have it there and folks that can't get over the fact we are after it at a trump property but we are going there. >> why back down from this fight? >> why back down? checks and balances are starting to work in this administration. bottom line -- the president talked about this over the

ryan mccarthy, thank you. chairman of the joint chief of staff mark merely, they've done a great job an incredible job. chief of staff james mcconville and sergeant major michael grandson, thank you so much for being here. thank you to some very special warriors, a little bit different kind of war maybe but senator john cornyn, ted cruz and tom tillis thank, you very much .. a (applause) along with representative hudson for being here and another politicians fee cause we want to get on with this one and it's a very special thing. joining that for the ceremony is his wife kate, father michael, mother janet, brother cody and sister me. please stand up. thank you. great family. (applause) each of you have strengthened our nation to the love and support and we want to thank you and a very special family and we want to be in the presence of eight previous congressional matter all of honor winners and they are here and i thought maybe -- we should introduce them? i think so. come on, let's do that. william swanson.

that is antony phillipson, and michael ward. breaking news. 2020 news. the historically large democratic field continues to shrink. ryan has officially ended his presidential campaign, will be seeking reelection for his congressional seat in the 13th district of ohio. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ >> i have therefore instructed the secretary of the treasury to lift all sanctions imposed on in response to turkey's original offense, moves against theku kurds. ,o the sanctions will be lifted unless something happens that we are not happy with. created by outcome us, the united states, and nobody else. david: that was president from yesterday declaring victory, making the cease-fire permit and turkey.kurds joining us is robert kaplan now. we have talked a lot about what has happened in northeast syria from the u.s. point of view, kurds point of view, but what about turkey, did president erdogan do this for domestic purposes. the things that he has been doing for the past years are for domestic purposes. he initially wanted

and also with me, former republican pennsylvania congressman ryan costello. and former bush administration house intel majority staff director michael allen. everybody, welcome. jonathan, the republicans made a big show yesterday of going and storming the scif. a lot of them have access to that testimony. why were re not swe not seeing defend the president on the meri merits, why only the process? >> that is what republicans are grappling with, it they are trying to fight it on process, claiming it is unfair, being conducted in secret. but let's back up a half step. this stems from the president's frustration that he feels that there have not been many people rallies to his side, trying to defend him. he has been angry at his own staff including receive nanny grisham and mick mulvaney for not mounting a robust defense, not changing the narrative. and mulvaney made things in most people's eyes much worse in that briefing. and he felt like not many of were defending him and those that were like kevin mccarthy's "60 minutes" appearance was ineffective and he tho

ryan young is reporting live from our new york city newsroom with more. >> renowned pathologist michael barden was hired by jeffrey epstein's brother mark to observe this autopsy. he now says there is three pieces of evidence that said he did not die by suicide but instead was murdered. first the bone breaks. we just received brand-new never before seen images of epstein's autopsy that shows three fractures in his neck. one in the hyoid bone and two in epstein's thyroid. next there's hemorrhaging in epstein's eyes and face and a deep mark was found around the middle of epstein's neck, all of this suggest according to dr. bodden that he died of strangulation. dr. bodden is now calling for further testing. >> they took fingernail clippings to see if there's anybody else's dna on it and that hasn't been released. neither has the information but whose dnas on the ligature. the ligature was made out of torn strips of orange sheets. whoever made it had to have a lot of dna on it. >> in a statement today new york chief medical examiner reaffirmed her findings that he died and his team sell. we

aide to paul ryan and john boehner. brendan, first to you. republicans see these numbers today, and they do what with them? >> i don't know if that's enough movement to scare anybody. i think you'll have to be numbers move a lot further. there's a few things to appreciate. one, the most important election is the primaries, especially at a lo the of battle ground republicans lost, the primary is the only thing that matters. the most important thing is the president's approval. the seal of approval from the president. i would be very kept cat that any of these railroads are willing to step out. you saw what mitt romney happened. the president fired up a video and started attacking him. we would tack to reps all the time, whether it's whipping a bill, here's why this is good, and they would say i agree with you, i'm there, but i need to hear the president is for it. that's fundamentally how they view things. >> fascinating and such an important perspective. michael, then you have mitch mcconnell saying the senate would hav

ryan, oh, that was pretty. ducks beat the sharks 3-1. san jose's been outscored 12-3 in three games this season. playoff baseball astros fans rocking clever costumes. kou imagine that costume with a spongebob blanket? astros starter garrett cole basically unhitable. 15 strikeouts, the most in any postseason game in almost 20 years. astros win 3-0. they have a lead over tampa bay. the yankees go 2-0 on the twins. and isn't that how eric thomas used to do it in youth league? did you do this? [ laughter ] >> oh, heck no. >> but what about the showoff part? a no-doubter, my boy aaron judge from fresno state is like let's go. >> yankees win 8-2. 8-2. this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. and we will go back to the warriors. i'm sure you were very good in youth sports. but what an experience. if you guys haven't gotten out there, get out there. 18,000 packed it in tonight. the vibe was good. it is preseason but i can't wait for the regular season when the clippers come in here. then it's going to be going for real. >> so i

secretary of the army, ryan mccarthy. thank you. and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. thank you, general. army chief of staff, james mccarnville and sergeant major of the army, michael grunson. thanks for being here. also, thank you to some very special warriors, a little different kind of war maybe but they're warriors. senators john cornyn, ted cruz and tom tillis. thank you very much, fellows. thank you. [applause] along with representative richard hudson for being here. a few other great politicians. we won't bother. we want to get on with this one. a very special things. a great honor. joining matt for this special ceremony, his father, his wife, his brother, sister. please stand up. please. thank you. great family. [applause] each of you has strengthened our nation through your steadfast love and support. we want to thank you. very special family. we're also honored to be in the presence of eight previous congressional medal of honor winners, recipients are here and i thought maybe we should -- what

she also has attended michael mckinley's. it's good to see you, congresswoman, and president trump spoke about congressional subpoenas today. you were probably in that meeting. so let me play it for you right now. >> okay. >> paul ryan would never issue a subpoena. i don't say right or wrong. he wouldn't do it. he had too much respect for our country. nancy pelosi hands them out like cookies. i don't even know these people. i don't even know who they are. i never even heard of some of them. most of them. but i have all these people testifying. and then they leak out. they don't say the good parts. they only say the bad parts. we are not allowed to representation. we are not allowed to lawyers. we are not allowed to have anything. the democrats are treating the republicans very, very badly. >> so obviously the white house and the president making it very clear they are not going to comply with any congressional subpoenas. so what's your next move? >> well, every day that he doesn't comply and every time he doesn't answer a sub

bernie sanders getting -- bernie sanders will be joined by congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and michael moore at a rally today. both are expected to announce their endorsement. the rally doned bernie's -- dubbed earn be' bernie's back. we will be there to cover the event. >>> controversy surrounding pete buttigieg. april ryan backing out of an interview with the mayor of after facing backlash when it revealed the interview would be at a fund raising event. she said the campaign was not clear it would be a fundraiser and she was rescheduling the interview. >>> real estate developer robert flagsman will spend one month in prison for paying $75,000 for having someone feed his daughter answers to the college entrance exam. 19 parents are contesting their charges. >>> proud to be an mesh, a fed ex driver showing patriotism when he stops to fix the stars and stripes while sitting on a porch. he noticed the pillows were out of order. he rearranged them before heading back to his truck. those are your headlines. >> that is awesome. >> i love that. rearranging pillows. i do that at home a of lot