abandoning the advice. once she s done there she have to arizona. dave heinemann with them life. the rhetoric from both sides and which part of it could be affecting the election the most. i m still recovering from this. the cubs fourth in game seven. thanks to the mvp candidate. driving ratings for fox. how he have quite the hand in that. they are following the fed s decision. they were down 56 points. less than an hour until the closing bell. let s start the countdown. liz: i have just told you that we are about to take you live it to florida for breaking news on apparently what is a lawsuit about to be filed by republicans on accusations of voter fraud. no november surprise from the federal reserve. they are leaving target interest rates unchanged at a quarter to a half a%. about the possible december rate move. the cases there it s continuing to strengthen for the economy into raise interest rates. they decided to temporarily freak out. tumbling into session lows immedi
stuart: look at the big board, the dow is up. i won t call this a rally but it is again close to an intraday high, awfully close to 17,100. how about that. stock of the day, time warner, look at it. 21st century fox makes a bid for the company, time warner turned down by the door is open. we should mention 21st century fox owns this network. mary kissel is here to pass judgment on this titanic development. in my opinion a couple of issues here. content is king, time warner is king of content. there is a migration, television to online. this is all part of that. it is just great more broadly speaking susie animal spirits in this economy. 2% growth, nice to see companies bidding for one another even if it doesn t work out but you are right. content is king whether it is comcast, time warner, dish, spectrum, verizon, the tv deal they did absolutely is very valuable. stuart: i don t think it will make a difference to what our viewers see in the immediate future or where they se
moved forward, we can now report there are a total of 92 crew members that have been identified as having some level of involvement. that means other participating in the cheating or knowing something about it and the standing of and reporting it. in an abundance of caution as we follow these new leads we have temporarily decertified these 92 crew members, and there are no longer on alert at this time. lieutenant-general wilson and just a few minutes will discuss police held is rearranging his impact what i want to reassure his that i remain confident to our bases last week even more confident in this safety, reliability, effectiveness of the nuclear mission. i remain this way for basically the same reasons as i reported to all of you two weeks ago. the differences i went and saw it for myself one week ago. just to recap, there are multiple checks and balances in the system, and there are a variety of ways that we ensure the reliability and safety, not the least of which is t
did you make any commitments? we are above 2%. we are one of only four countries. estonia, greece, and britain in the european union, and america, four out of 28. we have stayed above 2% even at a time when we have one of the biggest budget deficits anywhere in the world. i think that is important. i think it is worth looking at what the declaration says pretty what is remarkable is there has always been the 2% pledge in nato, but it has never been set out as clearly as this. it is very clear what has been signed up to. it makes a differentiation. it says those meeting 2% should aim to continue. some year after year have not been spending 2%. it says allies whose current proportion of gdp spent is below on this level will default any aim toward [indiscernible] an aim to move toward the 2% within a decade. i would argue there s a lot that has been achieved. proper training missions that will go to countries like jordan and georgia and iraq. here an important breakthrough in
mr. murphy: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: if we re in a quorum call, i ask that it bees dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. murphy: i ask seven unanimous consent requests for committees to meet during today s session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. i ask unanimous consent these requests be agreed to and that these requests be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. murphy: thank you, madam president. last week, the house of representatives voted for the 53rd time to repeal or undermine all or aspects of the affordable care act. this is beginning to be a broken record. i was in the house of representatives for a period of time, so i got the privilege on voting on 30 or 40 of those different pieces of legislation. republicans, of course, shut down the government a year ago because of their pique over the health care law. there