actor clint eastwood, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, former attorney general john ashcroft and d.c. mayor muriel bowser addressed the gathering. and now joining us on the stage, john ashcraft, chief executive officer [inaudible] [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. clint eastwood. [applause] [inaudible conversations] long before i was telling people to get off my i was telling people to go ahead and make my day so i won t say any of those today. i just want to say how much i appreciate being involved with the peace officers organization and the police officers in general. i ve been lucky enough to portray them, like enough to make a living portraying them, and i m glad to be here. thank you. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of colors of the district of columbia metropolitan police department at the national anthem performed by the duke ellington school of the arts voices in motion choir. [background sounds] [b
ready full throttle to go back to health care. more importantly this was. we ll work together and listen together until we get this right. it is too important. obamacare is a collapsing law. obamacare is doing too much damage to families. so we re going to get this right. meantime we ll do all of our other work we came here to do. neil: all right. that on top of what was some pretty good economic news prior in the day. big jump in consumer confidence. big jump in the case-shiller home price index. a lot of people s homes are starting to percolate, presumably get them buying and get hes investors buying at the corner of wall and broad. we re near session highs after eight straight down days. we have the infrastructure committee member, congressman thomas massey joining us now what happens now. what do you think, congressman? well you know on health care i presented an option in morning in our conference to break it up into three bits. there were three bills in that bill. i
first debate received an illegal contribution. let s get to your money. steady as she goes one week after the british vote, up 550 points on the tao the last two days opening ever so slightly higher. next question, why didn t this diamond cell? it is the size of a fist, went up for auction, didn t meet the reserve price, was withdrawn. maybe in diversionary times diamonds no longer draw big money. boris johnson out of the pm race in britain. varney and company is about to begin. a chance to end the outrage of extreme poverty. we can realize our goal of the first aids free generation. we are fighting climate change. let s bring it into force with you. true equality for our fellow citizens. our work won t be finished until all women in our country are truly equal. we will continue to welcome refugees. these are universal values and we must be bold in their defense. stuart: that was it, that was a wish list of liberalism from president obama. wipe out poverty, aids, global w
reporter: neil, i m sorry. ng today, but i think you are asking me how this is sorting out will pick it up there. as we know, mr. ahmad khan rahami was involved in the shootout. the mayor says one police officer was struck as mr. rahami started firing at the police officers bullet proof vest apparently saved his life. mr. rahami was put on a stretcher and taken by ambulance to hospitals where he is in police custody. police earlier this morning confirmed that they confirm that there is more than one person involved in all of this. confirmed on west 23rd street in manhattan when the first pressure cooker bomb exploded. as you know, 29 people injured, none of them died. another device on a half-hour later west 27th street. it did not dead eight and that presumably helped lead police not only to mr. ahmad khan rahami were all arrested and in the vehicle they were driving, the fbi says were weapons. they have not said they are suspects. again, the fbi government authorities have
aspect of the book you tell a story that has done a lot of attention a call from governor romney to president obama after the 2012 election that he said the president was offended from the racial undercurrent from his concession one of his aides said it was his own that the call took place that this story is not true and is very angry about it. how to those who were not in the room except which of you is right? guest: there are five people standing around the president when he spoke to governor romney hint they already said their recollection was already the same as mine to relate the facts that governor romney had said we really surprise them with the waiver able to get the vote down in places like cleveland and milwaukee i didn t get the sense he was trying to be ungracious but to give a compliment to the campaign but a parable through the lens of which they saw the election and that a boil down to more than what happened in that was his frustration i was just surprised a