andrew. finally, retired marine sergeant robert buchanan, who served with andrew in afghanistan. from the bottom of our hearts, we appreciate your great service and we appreciate the fact that you are appearing on behalf of a good friend. i would like to thank you personally for your wonderful service to our nation. not long after the v.a. scandal story broke in my hometown of phoenix, exposing widespread mismanagement of veteran care on the part of the v.a., i first traveled down to tijuana to visits marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi in prison. i had been following his story, how he observed with distinction in the marine corps on the battlefields of afghanistan, returning home to the united states with physical and psychological scars of war. he made his way to southern california, where he was diagnosed with ptsd, living mostly out of his truck where he carried all of his belongings, including his three registered guns. how he got turned around and found himself at the mexican border, whe

andrew. speaking on behalf of andrew. finally, retired marine sergeant robert buchanan, who served with andrew in afghanistan. from the bottom of our hearts, we appreciate your great service and we appreciate the fact that au are appearing on behalf of good friend. thank you personally for your wonderful service to our nation. not long after the v.a. scandal story broke in my hometown of , exposing widespread mismanagement of veteran care on the part of the v.a., i first traveled down to tijuana to visit sergeant tim received in prison. i had been following his story, how he observed with distinction in the marine corps on the battlefields of afghanistan, returning home to the united states with physical and psychological scars of war. he made his way to southern california where he was diagnosed with ptsd, living mostly out of his truck where he carried all of his belongings, including his three registered guns. have you got turned around and found himself at the mexican border where it is i

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>> here's andrew. >> andrew. >> hi, i'm andrew. >> pleasure to meet you. >> why don't we head on in?t's do it. >> we just need to make sure that whatever we do today, it's tight and it's fast and you're on point, okay? >> yep. >> all right, let's get started. >> i'm ready. >> okay, we're rolling whenever you're comfortable. >> selling your car? then call 1-800-carcash. >> we're gonna stop. we're--we're gonna stop. that "ing is too soft. >> all right. >> strong, andrew. [forcefully] selling your car? >> all right. selling your car? >> both: no. >> selling your car? >> now, instead of going down, i want you to stay up and strong all the way through. [forcefully] selling your car? >> selling your car? >> no. >> selling your car? >> both: no, no, no, no. >> gotta get it right. it's really about him getting his confidence. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah, being comfortable. >> it's got to sound like you're pissed. >> okay. it--it takes a long time for me to get pissed, so... >> well, the boss is coming, and the boss is pissed, so it's not gonna take too much longer. >> i want you to read this

andrew. in august 2010, sergeant buchanan's vehicle ran over and ied, resulting in him earning his purple heart award. since his exit from the marine corps, he has been active in his community's veterans organizations and has been attending american legion posts. he is currently working on his business degree. -- the ceo fors the mission of concern veterans. they work to preserve the freedoms and prosperity of veterans and their families. an infantry captain in the army national guard, he served in afghanistan in 2012 where he was the senior counterinsurgency structure of the counterinsurgency training center. iraqously, he served in with the third brigade of the 101st airborne division for their 2005-2006 deployment. he earned two bronze stars and a combat infantry badge for his time in iraq and afghanistan. graduated from princeton university, completed a masters in public policy at harvard university's jfk school of government. jill, even though i will enforce it on everyone else, i will n

andrew. finally, marine sgt. buchanan, the bottom of our hearts we appreciate your service and the fact that you are here of your g on behalf good friend. i would like to thank you personally for your wonderful service to our nation. not long after the v.a. scandal my hometown of phoenix, exposing widespread of veteran care of the va, i travel tijuana, to visit sgt. tahmooressi in prison. returning home to the united the es after being on battlefield in afghanistan, he had the physical and psychological scars of war. he made his way to southern california where he was diagnosed with ptsd. he lived his truck where he kept most of his belongings including his registered gun. the mexican way to border where it is illegal to the time i by -- andrew, dro hit been through a lot. here take his own and life. even though he was polite soft-spoken, a brave who defended his now to , heated our help return home. that the obama s administration had negotiated the the taliban for release of sgt. bergdorf.

that's mark and andrew? >> mm-hmm.y] in happier times. >> they lost a son and brother and will forever carry the shame of the madoff name. >> what he did to me, to my brother, and to my family is unforgivable. what he did to thousands of other people, destroyed their lives, i'll never understand it. and i'll never forgive him for it. and i'll never speak to him again. >> in june 2012, bernie madoff's younger brother peter pled guilty to charges of conspiracy and falsifying books and records of an investment advisor. as part of his plea bargain, peter madoff agreed to a maximum sentence of 10 years imprisonment and the criminal forfeiture of all his real and personal property. at the time of peter madoff's plea deal, neither andrew madoff nor his mother ruth had been charged with any crimes. [ticking] coming up, cheating on the s.a.t. >> a lot of times i would actually--i would actually even induce a bidding war between two potential clients, have them, like, fight against each other for who was gonna pay me more. >> th

andrew luck.joseph, andrew luck looks at that tight end and throws toyota t.y. hilton. it's a perfect throw to t.y. hilton. look at this right here. it's like taking can day di from a baby. i always say that johnson is the only pure thraver has that kind of speed this guy does also. he's a pure receiver with great speed. >> i'm going to say he did a great job. they showed they have some offensive line depth. rich: j.j. watt had another incredible night, dee i don't know he made one -- deion, he made one big play after another. of course putting them back in the game in the third quart we are that fumble return for a touchdown. deion: every now and then we talk about a guy and give him praise and they don't live up to the hype but this is not the case. in the pregame show, coach bill cowher likened him, he said he loves to watch reggie white. i even threw out the name of warren sapp with his intelligence that warren sapp played with. but this guy, j.j. watt, his motor is unbelievable, undeniable th

our latest inner view with marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi.itive response so i want you to go watch it now and then hit share so you can have other people see that interview that we did, too. so go look at the andrew tahmooressi interview we did a while back posted on gretawire. in the meantime, good night from new york city tomorrow night prime minister benjamin net >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye," pillow fight. do they belong outdoors or should they stay in the sorority house? and how does the president respond to claims there is no evidence we have landed on the moon? >> there is no evidence. there never has been. >> and underwater weddings. the sinful marriages you never knew were already legal. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. well, her hobbies include sobbing, shouting and struggling to get out of the handcuffs in the backs of police cars. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. wonderful improve there. and judging from his sweater he is mesh grandfather. -- america's grandfa

democrat andrew cuomo became governor in 2011. he is running on the and tendons, working at the independents, working families, and equality lines. hawkins is aie syracuse resident and longtime activist. the rich. party candidate michael mcdermott is a former real estate developer. he ran for congress in 2012. gentlemen, welcome. the candidates will be taking questions from our panelists. they will also answer video questions submitted from voters. here are the rules. each candidate will have one minute to make an opening statement. questions will alternate and each candidate will have one minute to answer. a bell will ring when the time has expired. follow-up questions will be limited given time constraints. video questions submitted by voters will be submitted to all candidates who each have 30 seconds to respond. at the end of the question and answer period, each candidate will have one minute to make a closing statement. during the debate, candidates are not permitted to use any prepared notes, visual aids, or props. we ask th

andrew has suffered at least two separate concussions. they don't get the immediate attention they deserve. the alarming number of veterans who take their lives every day, we need to do more as a society and government to address this today. i will start with you. if you can tell us about the process of finding a lawyer. , iwhen i got the phone call did the responsible thing and reached out to my congresswoman, debbie wasserman schultz. rivas ande to george he said go to the website will stop there is a website in tijuana mexico. andarted down the list reached out. he answered the phone and he spoke english. 10 miles away from san diego, yet there is a language barrier. this lawyer spoke english and was u.s. trained. he was listed as a criminal defense attorney. i thought ince -- was getting a reputable attorney and he was honorably the most scrupulous and exploitive person i've ever met in my life. he served in the disclosure statement before the judge as andrney and translator scripted a missed truth. he scripted a missed truth. he perj

andrew luck.seph, andrew luck looks at that tight end and throws toyota t.y. hilton. it's a perfect throw to t.y. hilton. look at this right here. it's like taking can day di from a baby. i always say that johnson is the only pure thraver has that kind of speed this guy does also. he's a pure receiver with great speed. >> i'm going to say he did a great job. they showed they have some offensive line depth. rich: j.j. watt had another incredible night, dee i don't know he made one -- deion, he made one big play after another. of course putting them back in the game in the third quart we are that fumble return for a touchdown. deion: every now and then we talk about a guy and give him praise and they don't live up to the hype but this is not the case. in the pregame show, coach bill cowher likened him, he said he loves to watch reggie white. i even threw out the name of warren sapp with his intelligence that warren sapp played with. but this guy, j.j. watt, his motor is unbelievable, undeniable this

the question was who is going to be andrew's cuomo andrew cuomo in part. >> i would say i didn't haveose: you tried to be both. help me and i really mean this seriously. nothing i'm going to say to you now you don't know. there is this sense that somehow there is about you something that's somehow rubs people the wrong way occasionally. do you understand that? i mean does that resonate with you at all. it may go back to the prince of darkness in albany. i don't know where it comes from. there's a bit of that because i ask people what should i ask him and they say all the things i've asked about what do you want to accomplish and about foreign policy and about learning from law. but they also say is he. >>nchyp i think charlie it depe. i think campaign manager for my father as a young person created a certain image and was a certain role. and by the way, that blew the job. you're a campaign manager running against the system, it is all up hill and it's new york politics and it is rough and tumble. i think -- >> rose: at all costs. >> well, it's just, this is hard ball and it's the fast

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our latest inner view with marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi.sitive response so i want you to go watch it now and then hit share so you can have other people see that interview that we did, too. so go look at the andrew tahmooressi interview we did a while back posted on gretawire. in the meantime, good night from new york city tomorrow night prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >>> the o'reilly factor on o. tonight: >> we have four dead americans. was it because of a protest or for guys out for a walk one night who decided they would go kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make? >> that famous hillary clinton sound bite speaks to accountability. now another scandal with the secret service. we'll have the inside story. >> an individual traveling from liberia has been diagnosed with ebola in the united states. >> should the united states deny entry to people in west africa? that's being discussed and we will talk about it with john stossel. >> i want to end this debate so racism. [ laughter ] >>

i say andrew luck versus ryan fitzpatrick, i like andrew luck. >> they're right in a three- game win streak. thank you so much for coming in. also now it's time for this week's papa john's key ingredient. unfortunately christine brennan is on assignment and couldn't join us, but she took time to come in last night and give us the key ingredient for the colts and texans. >> got to be arian foster. he has played the colts five times and he's averaged 150 yards rushing each time. what's interesting about him as he goes into this game, he's talking about how ridiculous thursday night football is. so here we've got a player who is set to maybe be the star of the game and yet he hates the idea of having these short workweeks and playing these games. so you've got that controversy. you've got a great athlete and you've got teams tied for the top of the division, early season battle, nonetheless very important. so arian foster has got to be the key player for me. >> you can use that for a chance to win tickets to a redskins home game. log onto the wusa9 facebook page for all the details. rem

andrew, we can see you in the crowd now. tell us what you're seeing around you. >> reporter: well, it's what you're seeing, 'well, i hope, thousands of umbrellas have just been opened. quite a few, just the last four or five minutes as you know, this is come to be known as the umbrella revolution. the umbrella being a symbol and also a shield that was used against pepper spray from the hong kong police on sunday night and the umbrella has since become a symbol of this movement in many ways. you can see people as thousands of people just opened their umbrellas just a few minutes ago just to show their solidarity for this protest. it is as you no doubt can see getting busier and busier here. tens of thousands of people have come to this site. this is the main protest site. it is a public holiday so we were expecting a big crowd. indeed, we have a big crowd and it is getting bigger by the hour. as you can see all around me, but on the other side of this concrete barrier these people are sitting down sitting in showing their sup

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i think that's what you are trying to say, andrew, at this point. >> andrew, you've been working withunder pressure from or however you want to describe it, dan lobe, activist investor, curious about a competitor of yours and what's going on over there which is dupont is under pressure to break itself up. look at the industry and specifically the dupont situation, living through the situation with dan lobe, what do you think they should do? >> well, good morning, dan, and, yeah, i'm -- being from michigan here, i don't comment on the other team, but i would tell you that i would tell you that the industry and all big industries that run integrated diversified models, we all have to get better on transparency, where we make money, how we make money. you can't do point in time analysis. we just ask the question by becky on cycles, and, i mean, in a point in time, you can make an argument for split. make an argument for being together. i think over a cycle, you've got to show that the combination is the sum of that, sum of the parts isle less than the combination itself. you run a physic

andrews and it is wonderful work done at your agency. and but i was wondering, and you say that it speaking in hopeful terms, do you have some sort of time line, when you think? >> well, we are going to take, and we are going to hopefully use, october as the disability employment awareness month. to engage in these conversations with the city, and seek to have the funding by january of 2015, so that we can have nine solid months of training, and subsidized employment with there being some out comes at the end of 2015. and the other thing that i will say to you, is that this is the first round of funding for the grant and they are paying close attention to what we do as local municipalities in response to that, and i think that it is an innovative program that we have written and we are looking for that kind of support and if indeed we are successful in getting that type of support, there is a second round of funding that comes from the state that will find wait into san francisco and so we are working hard in a short amount of time in or

she tells her son andrew o'brien, it really was murder. what's more, now she wonders whether the killer might be her own son, andrew's brother lee. >> she asked me, she said, "do you think your brother could have done it?" she asked me if her own son could have killed gregg. >> she had to plant a reasonable doubt that someone else could have been there that night, someone else could have squeezed that trigger. >> reporter: by pinning it on you. >> yes. >> reporter: but police say lee and andrew o'brien both have strong alibis. the brothers say they began to realize mommy dearest might be a monster. >> she doesn't even know what reality is anymore. she's been lying so long, and i think that somewhere along the way, reality -- reality left. and so she just kept going. she knew nothing else. and so she just kept going. she knew nothing else. lie after lie. >> she would attempt to kill dogs. if someone had a salt water fish tank, she would pour ajax in there and kill fish. >> reporter: in texas a murder charge can land you on death row. but no

good morning, andrew. >> reporter: good morning, john. day four, yes, indeed, the crowd is now certainly the biggest size i've seen it. not surprising, it is a public holiday today. so a lot of people who were working the past few days have come down here to show their support, to show their solidarity on a very singular course which is unusual here in hong kong, a very singular course which is the pro-democracy movement. and it's a quite sobering sense of community down here. just how calm things are. how happy people are and how they're helping each other. a lot of them obviously students, they're sitting here, they're working, of course, on their social media sites. they're having lunch. behind me here, doing phone work. but they're all still here. and they know there's no movement whatsoever on the side of hong kong or beijing towards their demands. and they say, the protest leaders we've been speaking to earlier saying, it is up to hong kong, up to the leadership to make a move. it is not up to us. we are not going to move until we h

>> thank you, andrew.portunity to talk to ceo meg whitman not long ago about what we all learned yesterday would be a split of this company into its two components, mainly an enterprise business under the hewlett-packard enterprise name and hp inc. will be the company to incorporate the company's personal systems group. it's printing and pcs essentially for both commercial and consumer purposes. creating two companies that will be in the fortune 50. interestingly of roughly the same size. about 57 billion and 58 billion. meg whitman will be the ceo of hewlett-packard enterprises. she will be on the board of directors there. whitman will be the non-executive chairman of hp inc. which will have a new ceo, the gentleman who is currently overseeing that company at this point right now. so creating two very large companies. only a week after we saw a very similar move in the sense of splitting the company or the intent to do so by e-bay. and then speaking of whitman, she uses many of the same themes that you he

. >> hey, andrew. that's right. we're just getting word, of course, for this additional health care worker who just tested positive last night. the cdc saying yesterday they're monitoring every person who was in contact with thomas eric duncan during his care because the nurse who originally tested positive was exposed. others could have been, as well. they were warning about this. they were monitoring about 76 people would they say had cac in the hospital. this was pretty quick news that a second person has been diagnosed with ebola. again, saying that they're not surprised. they haven't yet identified exactly what happened, how they became infected. there's a lot of questions about that. the cdc saying they sent another team to the hospital in dallas. they wp wish they had sent that team there at the beginning and perhaps we wouldn't be seeing these additional infections of health care workers. meg, a couple questions. first, this worker, do do we know what this person did in particular, what they were touching th

you and your dad, andrew maine there. and we understand you live in that area. >> caller: yeah, i live probably maybe 200 yards from where it happened. >> okay. do you also have some experience as a pilot, andrew? >> caller: i'm sorry? >> do you have experience as a pilot? >> caller: no. >> okay. all right. andrew maine and his dad. thanks so much for sharing with us what you saw. now, as you have seen here, chopper 4 over the scene, we've got a crew, news4 crew on the ground, we expect an update from them live from the scene at any minute. we'll bring that to you as soon as they're in place. back to you in studio. >> while we have andrew on the phone, just a quick -- just a quick question about what exactly, as you saw this parachute coming down, could you tell anything about how damaged it was, or the condition that it was in? >> caller: the parachute was in perfect condition. it had no holes or anything. and i saw it coming down, and it went in through the trees, and then the guy was in the tree, hanging from the parac

andrew cuomo benefits from this tremendously. that is how he filled his $45 million war chest that he uses to attack me with negative and false advertising all over tv. the governor gives tax credits and a wink and a nod. in return, he gets very big checks from corporations and billionaires. that is not economic development. that is bad economic policy. what we need in this state are not gimmicks. we don't need gimmicks. you need actually reducing taxes to make us the us competitive in the northeast. we know what the problems are. the problems are in albany right now. we have overregulation, massive taxes driving our middle class, our small businesses and our big corporations out of this state. people are following those jobs for better states. we have to put that to an end and change the climate in the state. >> mr. cuomo, you have one minute. >> rhetoric is fine. facts are better. the taxes in this state are the lowest they have been since 1953. corporate taxes are back to the level of 1968. we just won an award from a business

andrew stevens is in hong kong.ndrew, every day, peaceful and polite, but it gets bigger and bigger and bigger. is that still happening and any sign that the government is going to respond to their demands? >> reporter: first of all, no sign that the government will respond to the demands, christine. it still remains exactly the same line from the government and also from beijing. this is an unlawful gathering. we will not listen to the people on the streets. despite the fact the crowds have been growing and growing. it has now about 4:30 in the afternoon here. the crowds are smaller than they were this time yesterday. again, you tend to see it swell in the evening hours. i wanted to show you quickly where i am. there are fewer people, but so much support still for the protesters here. these are free food and drink stations. this is just one of dozens around this protest site. as you move around here, you will see also it is not just about food and water, the police responded to one incursion a few days ago with gas

thank you, andrew.will talk to you soon in the busy streets filled with pedestrians. >>> breaking news. another american infected with ebola. this as we learn new information about the texas ebola patient who he may have infected and what is being done about it. that's next. >>> breaking news this morning. new information about the nbc journalist infected with ebola. this as we learn details of how many people came in contact with the texas ebola patient. >>> new help on the war on isis. we are live in baghdad. >>> hackers attack jpmorgan chase. one of the biggest security breaches ever. 83 million accounts affected. what you need to do about it. i'm christine romans. welcome to "early start." we have breaking news. the freelance cameraman who was diagnosed with ebola on wednesday has now been named. he is 33-year-old ashoka mukpo. nbc hired him just one day earlier as a second cameraman for the network's medical editor dr. nancy snyderman. snyderman and the crew is being flown back to the u.s. for trea

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police believe andrew murdered his boss' wife leaving behind this shattered fence. he was found dead in his leased mercedes he shot himself to death while driving wildly. >> he's been accused of theft at the workplace. >> montgomery county police says rocka was accused on monday and had no relationship at all with mrs. maddilyn. >> dc police have confirmed of the identity that was killed and shot by his best friend yesterday. >> the shooting was unintentional. our bruce johnson talk to the young victim's father. >> a single shot rang out yesterday at about 7:30. a 13-year-old boy identified by family and friends as tyron caldwell has been shot in the back. he later died in the hospital. >> my heart goes out to both families. >> tyron was visiting his best friend. >> neighbors tell us that tyron caldwell lives around the corner here with his father. he didn't want his face shown on camera but here is what he had to say about his dead son and his son's best friend. >> tell me about the feeling of the 14-year-old not being charged. >> i hope he does not get charged. >>

democrat andrew cuomo became governor in 2011. green party candidate howie hawkins ran for governor in 2010. libertarian party candidate michael mcdermott is a former real estate broker. he ran for congress in 2012. gentlemen, welcome. the candidates will be taking questions from a panelist. they will also answer video questions submitted from voters. here are the rules for tonight's debate. each candidate will have one minute to make an opening statement. questions from a catalyst will alternate and each candidate will have one minute to answer. apollo ring when time is expired. follow_up questions will be limited given time constraints. if they have a follow_up, each candidate will have 30 seconds to answer. video questions will be directed to all candidates, who have 30 seconds to respond. at the end of the question and answer period, each candidate will have one minute to make a closing statement. during the debate, candidates are not permitted to use any prepared notes or props. we asked the candidates to stay on_topic and no

cellmates andrew conteh and jonathan lacey were old friends from the street.ow lacey has been moved out of the unit. he says he and conteh got into a fight over a card game. >> we fought for like ten minutes. it was a lot of wrestling. for him to be his size, i don't think there should have been a lot of wrestling. i say he gave me a good four licks. i gave him about good, five, six licks. >> conteh agrees the fight was over a card game. but his account of the results are different than lacey's. >> we got into an argument over spades. he told me to shut the [ bleep ] up. my mother don't even tell me that. so i did what i had to do. i did what i know best. >> what's that? >> put my paws on him. i didn't give him that chance to put his hands up or nothing. i just punched him. >> steven says he witnessed the fight and said he agrees with conteh's version. >> conteh had no marks on him. i didn't see him get hit one time. >> i beat him like he stole something and kept going. his face was [ bleep ] up. his body had bruises and everything. he had bruises on his legs,

>> andrew. >> no way. >> yeah. >> carl andrew larry. >> it sounds like three guys, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> so carl andrew larry all coming over to watch the game. he's got three first names. weird. >> i do. >> you know, we trust you, though. a lot of people i don't trust that have two first names. it's like they're hiding something. what's your real last name? do you have a record or something? do you keep moving around? how many wives have you got? >> you know, my dad came from indonesia and they shortened his last name. that's kind of what happened there. >> it's a good reason. >> thank you. i just want to mention one thing about the -- because i thought that was pretty interesting yesterday, 180 points after durable goods. and then i read in this morning, and i understand that they're going to spend it today. >> yeah. >> the qe. but the option -- this should not be a surprise to anyone. the option will remain part of the policy arsenal. when they get out today -- >> it's a tool that they're never going to not have. >> if there is indeed a yellen put following on the bernanke

is there a bit of too much ambition to soon in andrew cuomo? is that one of the lessons?> that was lesson 1, 2, and three. i think that was -- it was an overreach in running for governor. coming out of the clinton administration. it was a terrible political judgment. >> there is the sense that somehow, there is about you something that somehow rubs people the wrong way occasionally. do you understand that? does that resonate with you at all? it may go back to the prince of darkness and albany. i do not know where it comes from. there is a bit of that. i asked people, what should i ask him? what do you want to accomplish, learning from loss, they also say, -- >> i think it depends. campaign manager for my father as a young person created a certain image and it was a certain role and by the way, that was the job. you are campaign manager running against the system. it is all up hill and it is new york halle, and it is rough-and-tumble. >> win at all costs? >> this is hardball and it is the fast pitch cage, and that is what it is. it is new york politics. you do not have the

andrew stevens reporting from hong kong.nn, apple pay gets off to a very rocky start. if you've used this service already, i suggest you check how much you were charge the during this commercial break. we'll explain everything after this. >>> apple pay seemed convenient aechb wept b off without a hitch. today i logged into my debit card account and found i was charged twice for every purchase i made with apple pay. a quick search on twitter found other people with this same problem. rohan, for example, tweeted problems with apple pay. it looks like my bank of america account was double charged by walgreens. as for me, i called my bank, bank of america as well, and they say it was not a problem on their end, it was a problem with apple pay. so they transferred me to apple. apple said there's nothing they can do about it because, as they promised for security's sake, they keep no records of names or amounts for any of the transactions. so i got apple on my bank on the same line. and after an hour and a half on the phone, my ba

romanoff -- democratic challenger andrew romanoff. formally served as the speaker of the colorado house of representatives. this race is rated a tossup. kusa-tv, this debate is 30 minutes. >> good evening. let's get right to it. our audience has agreed to hold its applause, to refrain from hooting and/or hollering or the entirety of our 30-minute debate, except for this one moment when we invite our studio audience to join us in welcoming congressman mike kaufman and his challenger andrew romanoff -- congressman mike coffman and his challenger andrew romanoff. [applause] a brief note on the rules of the debate established ahead of time with the campaign -- one-minute responses to questions, some of which will be directed to both candidates, some simply to some candidates. redirects and rebuttals at my discretion in the discretion of my colleague. we will have a short answer section as well. candidates will also be allowed one question to the other candidate. we have not shared topics ahead of time. one last note we should disclose pre