The folks here representing the people who served, the families of folks that i hear of the people who served. On june 16, we passed the pact act in the United States senate, not by a small margin. We passed it with 84 positive votes. The Appropriations Committee should be able to address those issues. He wants to stop that from happening. While we have and im going to say republicans because they are the ones that flipped republicans say i dont have a problem with the cost, but im going to vote no because of some of the reason whatsoever that is political malpractice and we need to hold people accountable. Im going to tell you something. I have been in this business 25 years and i have never seen anything that has happened like happened yesterday and what compounds it and makes it that much more difficult is we in essence yesterday took benefits away from people who have been impacted by war that we sent off to war and we turn our backs and say, no, we are going to find an excuse to v
Fascinated with those story. Connell we will get to that later but the market on a tear today. The s p hitting more intraday record with notions, Nicole Petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. However you care for a bull market and record high go for it and that is the fact. And 15,620 at the highest point today. The alltime record in todays 15,650. And so many names have done so well, overall in equities. And bear have been stellar performers with entities along, lets take a look at what we are watching and jobless claims fell in and unexpected leap, to a five year low. And fewer claims that 326,000 in the latest week. Connell and talking about the claims figures. At the same level in terms of jobless claims. Dagen does he deserve credit for this . Dan henninger will answer that. A mere three years is all it has taken. The problem is, a parttime jobs economy, parttime jobs at a record of twentyeight million. Parttime jobs are rising, and six million jobs, in 2007. And
Last several weeks. The around under repeated shelling, the neighborhood where the embassy is, shelling, violence, rival militias battling it out for control. The government had libya growing increasingly fragile, increasingly unable to control the situation. So this somewhat became inevitable, i suppose. There had been a lot talk about it over the last several days, and they decided finally that the americans really had to get out of the country for a while. The state department is making the point, the embassy is not shut down. They say it is relocated to neighboring countries, that the diplomats will continue to carry on their work, but make no mistake, the complex, the compound, is shuttered and the americans will not be going back until the security situation improves. All righty. Barbara starr, thank you so much. Dig deeper and bring in ed royce, a House Republican from california, chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs. Congressman, good to have you with us. Good mor
Show me all your hands, hands up, heads down heads down heads down, hands up heads down, heads down this is what passengers aboard sunwing flight 772 from toronto to panama city heard after a truncated flight that included threats, a fighter escort, and what you just witnessed. Pamela brown has all the latest. She joins us now. So what we do know . What happened here . As we saw, anderson, it was a chaotic scene moments caught on a passengers cell phone as a s. W. A. T. Team stormed a canadian airliner that returned to toronto after what the airline told us was, quote, a agitated passenger who threatened in the plane. The sunwing flight was only 40 minutes into its flight from toronto to panama city when one passenger made what the airline said was a direct threat against the aircraft. We listen to air Traffic Control audio. It appears it was a bomb threat. So the plane turned around as is the procedure, and two u. S. Military jets already in the air were dispatched by norad to escort
Announcer from nbc news in washington, this is meet the press with david gregory. Good sunday morning. Lets show you a live shot of Emory University hospital in atlanta where dr. Kent brantly is in a special isolation ward this morning. He was flown to the u. S. Yesterday and walked into the hospital of his own accord with the assistance of another medical worker. He arrived on a specially equipped plane after contracting the deadly disease while working in liberia. President obama weighed in on the ebola crisis friday saying the u. S. Is taking the grout break of the disease very seriously. Our chief medical editor dr. Nancy sneiderman has the latest and how the u. S. Government plans to respond. Good morning, david. The cdc is issuing an order for 50 people, disease detectives, if you will, to be deployed to west africa to try to start to get this epidemic, this outbreak of ebola under control. But in the meantime they were also at the epicenter of an extraordinary operation. The req