joaquin is now beating up the bahamas. where is it going? we will ask. and this from donald trump, he tells the bbc he d send muslim immigrants back to syria, they ve got to go, he says. varney & company is about to begin. we ll start with this, hurricane joaquin gaining power as it hits the bahamas. now it s a category 3, maximum sustained winds 115 miles per hour. hurricane strength winds about 35 miles from the eye of the storm and the center of that storm is now east of the bahamas and slowly, very slowly moving southwest. still not sure if it will hit the east coast or go out to sea, but preparations are made up and down the seaboard big time. now, look at dow futures. remember, please, we re starting the new quarter as of today. the last quarter was a rotten one, down 7% in a three-month period, we re starting the day pretty much flat. we ll see how we close the day. how about the price of oil. we made it up to $46 a barrel. maybe there s a higher price locked in be
mineta international airport where there are calls for a closer look at that airport security. reporter: two san jose city counsel members are leading the charge. they say now is the time to review what happened here and figure out how to keep it from happening again. reporter: this week when serial stowaway marilyn hartman made it past a check point and on to a plane security mineta international airport down plained the severity. politicians will not. if this was not serious i would like to know what a serious breach is. reporter: this is the second breach in months. another stow away made it to hawaii. and now city counsel members are demanding answers. they are calling for a public hearing to find out how this could have happened. that is the concern, if innocent people can get through a screening or jump into the well of a plane, what would someone who has much more malicious intent be able to do? we need to be able to answer those questions. reporter: they w
a triple digit loss yesterday. digit loss yesterday but all over the place, wild swings based on what washington wasn t was not getting done and now is getting done. connell: or may get done. tonight but now in a rally. nicole petallides at stock exchange talking about what? nicole: talking about washington, john boehner, lawmakers getting closer, you start to see the markets take off in a positive way. the sectors have up arrows whether it is drugs or banks or technology, nasdaq composite up 1%, the dow up 3% so you are seeing a great run end news across the board. bold is pulling back and the vix, the fear index is to the downside, nodding of nervousness. shares of bank of america reporting third quarter profit. better loan quality, up 120% of $13.60. connell: the clock is ticking and news is breaking in washington. we heard from a senate aide in the last few minutes that a deal on the senate side is finalized. the nick peter barnes has the latest on what happens in the hou
here s an item from that letter saying holding her in contempt would not only be unfair and an american but flatly inconsistent with the fifth amendment as interpreted by the supreme court. representing several groups targeted by the irs, don t want to get tangled up in legalisms. our viewers want to know this is all about, if the lawyer addresses congress do we get closer to the truth? i don t think so. what the lawyer is trying to do is justify his legal advice to her which is to assert the fifth amendment but she did it in such a way that many believe she way of that because she proclaimed innocence, violated no rules, no regulations and then said i am taking the fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. there s a real question as to whether in fact we have a situation, lawyers justify legal advice. and what they say, and give her immunity once they have testimony. republicans say to the lawyer know, we want a proper, we don t want your lawyer s statement, go a
and is the big guy mentioned in an e-mail that was to get a 10 percent cut of that deal. he also claims he personally witnessed joe biden discussing business deals with his son contradicting claims by the former vice president saying quote i ve seen vice president biden saying he never talked to hunter about his business. i ve seen firsthand that that s not true because it wasn t just hunter s business, they said they were putting the family name and the legacy on the line chief white house correspondent don roberts has more from nashville. good afternoon to you. the first time we have heard publicly from tony a former lieutenant he says he was the ceo of the company that involve hunter biden and jim biden the former vice president brother. he also says that there chinese partners in this companies cef see an energy company were not looking for a return on investment, they were looking a this deal is an influence or political investment. he was the primary recipient of an e
obviously i think. let s pause on that last statement. although pat cipollone is being careful about executive privilege, there really is no ambiguity about what he said. almost everybody wanted president trump to instruct the mob to disperse president trump refused. to understand how in adequate the president s tweets were. let s examine is to 38 tweet in more detail for context. here is what was happening at that time. last. for sarah, kate, there s people flooded the whole without the way out. just hold that. there has been tear gassed. and to each of us get a we went from a peaceful protest and this is a very dangerous situation right now. that there are. i m being told these protesters on the inside. around both chambers and there s now tear gas inside the capitol rotunda. in fact, members locked in the house are being instructed to put on masks. ms matthews after president trump s tweet about vice president pence. you told us he spoke to a immediately sp
i m glad bernie didn t literally two races. of support after the debate on diner we ever visited. brian: and if biden continues to he s back in the kitchen at the a really good debate, suddenly run away with it, personally friday night. brian: the night not great for she s like, well, these other speaking. and you brought a book there, airport diner making a sloppy fade, klobuchar in theory would people we don t know about, ken. brian, he s got a copy of your joe biden. pancake. brian: that was a premature maybe what that tells me is there s continue to benefit. the former vp left for south book. here s the problem, you signed she almost has no infrastructure flip, and there s two of them in a flavor of the hour in the it this morning, and now right there, and there s not much of a carolina around 11:30 before all a row. something s got to stop. democratic party. there and now it s been soil pathway forward according to the votes were counted. what is that about? ains
corrupt mutt call system. political system. i believe in democracy which is one person, one vote. we have got to get this right. and that s why so much depends on the choice that you are about to make in nevada because you are voting, you re caucusing early, you ve got a thumb on the scale in that american decision. let s end this fight with me, get in this fight [applause] get in this fight. because this moment in history will not come along again. erg eric well eric: well, it s happening right now. griff jenkins is in henderson, nevada, where you can see the voting has just started. hey, griff. reporter: that s right, eric, history upsiding way, it s just happening. let me show you, just moments ago this small caucus group, and there s some 20 precincts in this one area, what you re seeing happening, a woman in the white there in the back holding the paper, she s the temporary precinct chair. she is gathering the group to nominate a permanent chair. they ll offici
this comes as several governors are making moves to reopen state economies, some americans are back to work, some back to the beach, some back at stores and restaurants. mark meredith joins us from the white house north lawn with an update on president trump. mark. reporter: the white house has said it s going to be up to each governor to decide if and when businesses can safely reopen. as you mentioned, we re seeing some 30 governors start to ease some public health restrictions. we re hearing from the white house, reminding people that the virus impacts each the community in different ways. we also made it possible for states to open counties independently of the entire state. because again, some of these outbreaks are very local and have to be studied and understood that way. reporter: now, tomorrow back in washington, senators are expected back up on capitol hill. the house has potio postponed is plans to return for now, citing health concerns. leaders from both par
religious minorities being forced to decide between starvation and death in what is increasingly being called a religious genocide. families are burying young and old in shallow graves as dozens parish from lack of food or water. they face the unthinkable choice of returning to towns under terrorist control or stay iing the mountains to slowly die of thirst and temperatures in access of 100 degrees. and while the white house has gone so far to say the situation is bordering on a humanitarian crisis, just a few hours ago they were refusing to say whether this genocide would be enough to force america to act. ed henry is live at the white house. jack keene and chris stier all on standby. we start with ed. we re standing by to see in the briefing room if the president himself will e emerge shortly to tell us what he has authorized. no official confirmation of that yet. what we do know so far is senior officials telling us this hour that the humanitarian aspect of this mission