period. look my executive order will limit noncompete agreements. let workers choose who they want to work for. i m also calling on the ftc to do away with certain occupational licensing requirements. do you realize if you want to braid hair and you move from one state to another, sometimes you have to do a six-month apprenticeship, even though you ve been in the business for a long, long time. what s that all about? military families, for example. they re often on the move between states with each new assignment. so, you have a woman in the military, her husband s following her, or vice versa. guess what? if you have if you re a plumber, you have to get a different license when you move from delaware to missouri. look, it can t be a significant
the agency says it is still assessing the scene. hurricane watchers keeping their eyes on two storms. maria has grown to a category 4 hurricane. it is threatening much of the same area devastated by irma. the governor of puerto rico has declared a state of emergency. it could hit wednesday. hurricane jose continues its track northward off the u.s. east coast. not expected to make landfall but tropical storm watches have been posted from delaware to cape cod. tom price, a medical doctor, made a house call today on florida to look at the damage from hurricane irma. peter doocy is in miami. good evening, bret. we went with secretary price to a part of the florida keys where residents are still being warned
great state of rhode island. delaware to hillary clinton, home state of joe biden, going to hillary clinton. the district of columbia, longer talk we could have about taxation without representation there going to hillary clinton. the state of missouri we were just hearing from senator mccaskill, we have this as too early to call with clinton leading okay, trump is leading in missouri, too early to call with trump out front and in the state of maine, too early to call with clinton in the early lead. let s go to those other races we are watching so far. 75-66 in the race to 220 in electoral votes. it s early yet. and here is how the map looks. we ve just added in some more red and we ve just added in some more blue. but a map maker or a political
clear and unambiguous message to the gun that i have investors will no longer financially support companies that profit from gun violence. the gun industry is responding. classic rahm immanuel chicago politics to try to bully and pressure our industry into somehow agreeing with the proposals advanced by antigun mayors like chicago. gun industry reps say they do better when they re under pressure because americans no ho have been indecisive about purchasing firearms usually decide to move ahead when they think their options could become more limited. shep? shepard: shannon bream on capitol hill. shannon, thank you. the senate this evening approved a 50 billion-dollar aid package for victims of super storm sandy. now it goes on to the president to get a signature. it s been three months since sandy slammed into the east coast and caused devastation from delaware to connecticut. the storm hit the jersey shore and parts of new york city especially hard. tens of thousands of people st
send money to the american red cross. call 1-800-redcross or go to their website redcross.org to donate online or text the words red cross to 90999 and make a $10 donation. 90999. they will thank you for it an$2. 90999. you will have done a useful thing. now it s time for last word with lawrence o donnell. have a great night. new jersey s republican governor chris christie has a new best friend, president obama. hurricane sandy bearing down on the entire eastern seaboard. bearing down on 60 million people across at least a dozen states. from delaware to north carolina. new york and new jersey. this was a devastating storm. in atlantic city part of the famous boardwalk has washed away. ground zero, floodwaters rushing into the construction site. many homes completely covered. massive six-alarm fire in new york s borough of queens. 3 feet of snow in parts of west virginia. 7.8 million people without power.