. >> in the primary, democrats, debbie stab no can't be beat, since the 70s, the establishment politiciansns excited about john james and the west point credentials. heather: the old news, old garden the new guy coming in after that one. two congressional districts and paul davis here, the democrat. and they want to win a couple seats. >> it is a red state, republicans pretty much control everything. todd: contender for the third district, davis. >> a native american, very liberal democrat and last week bernie sanders coming out in favor of ocasio-cortez after campaigning which a lot of folks don't think will sell. todd: a wild idea to put them in kansas. and a familiar name, mostly a red state. >> this is one of the most watched senate races, claire mccaskill, in the primaries overwhelmingly and the chances to beats claire mccaskill. >> could be a big flip in the senate. and three right here. >> gino rossi, they are excited about him as their candidate, last two raises election statewide, democrats have a big primary, some people thank jim schreier, who is a doctor, and in the primary. to

since even an accident can warrant criminal charges. and, sure enough 11 days after lars fatally shot debbie, he was charged with manslaughter. >> anythingant to say? >> reporter: prosecutors karl alexander and leo gonzalez caught the case. >> why did manslaughter fit? >> manslaughter is defined in the texas penal code as causing the death recklessly of an individual. >> essentially, that's what it boils down to. it was somehow somewhat of an accident. >> reporter: lars was released on bail. debbie's parents continued to support him. >> manslaughter is still, in our understanding, would be -- >> an accident. >> and so we go forward from there. >> reporter: but as the days without debbie stretched into weeks, something cooled in their relationship. >> he starts changing in term of my conversation, connections with him. and he's not so forth coming if i ask him something, he kinda holds back. >> reporter: lars' sister said his behavior could be explained. he had sunk into a deep depression. >> he just kept sayin' he wanted debbie back, if he could get her back. it was an accident. he was sorry. >> reporter: investigators, as they worked th

we have chaz, dobey copeland, debbie schofield, anna harkman, original project manager, she has since moved onto public works but she did join us today and also dozens of staff members who regularly update their project data on sfmta website and through the data collection tool. >> when we began this project we sought to create a solution that would help us provide up-to-date project information, to the public, to our leadership as well as co-workers as a large agency of roughly 5,000 people. it could be hard to understand the full universe of projects in the corners of the agency. on a more personal note one of the reasons i'm excited to bring this project to you today, i'm passionate about how maps can transcend language barriers and help us facilitate some crucial conversations with the diverse populations of the citizens of san francisco. >> similarly i have always had a passion for holding institutions accountable and i find maps a powerful tool to do that. i worked as a community organizer, this is kind of a marriage of those. without further ado, with the interactive project ma

. >> the victor will face debbie stabenow who has served since 2000.and democratic leadership and out of touch with the people of michigan. the president believes james is the guy to beat her. >> bill: america's a-team, capri cafaro from the school of public affairs. former senate minority leader. noah rothman, and morgan ortagus. former state department press officer. welcome back. what happens today? what do you think we're talking about tomorrow? >> what is fascinating about the mid-terms. typically in the first tim the president in the mid-term loses seats. this president is making the mid-terms all about him and i think that's actually smart. the reason why this is smart is typically two years in why do people get sick of a president and don't come out to vote? they voted for someone and the person disappoints them. trump has done the opposite of what most first-term presidents do. whether it's been controversial or not he goes out and doing everything single thing he said he would do, moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. we could go thr

debbie it is james. it's not a state republican have won since the 80s.tory, we can do it this year and in michigan. >> jon: a west point graduate. a veteran of a couple of combat tours in iraq. and a businessman. this is a guy who knows something about how to meet a payroll. >> that's exactly right. a stellar candidate. the exact type of candidate we want running across the country. he can do this. i'm glad to hear the vice president use the word unconventional. i want to share facts that are unconventional now. the fact that in new jersey a deeply blue state, you have bob menendez who is now only six points ahead of the republican. the fact that in wisconsin the republican nominee is only behind by two points and the fact that in one of the blueest house districts in the country in new york, the republican is up by 15 points. that's unconventional. those are definite trends toward the republican party and toward a red wave. >> jon: you don't think there will be a blue wave in october. >> if republicans turn out there will not be a blue wave. president t

debbie holloway breaking down the testimony from rick gates and the paul manafort trial. ♪ ding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news deck, three weeks sincemissing, her father thinks that his daughter is with somebody she knows paid he will be our guest to live to talk that and much more at the top of the hour with spleen 29. we will see you then. >> dana: new report shows how little musicians make compared to the rest of the industry. music generated $43 billion in sales last year, but just 12% of that actually went to the artist, about half of what record labels and publishers made, the figures could push new artists without record deals for streaming services where they could receive a larger percentage of the profit. the government's star witness in the paul manafort trial took a stand for a second day. rick gates testifying about the work he did for paul manafort and how it was designed to boost the presentation. joined by debbie holloway. i would not have known how to pronounce it, take a look at what gates said about the manafort and ukraine connections that they would initiate wire transfers from accounts directly to vendors, he w

debbie on facebook, my 14—year—old daughter has become my ca re rs 14—year—old daughter has become my carers sincecan only have one week‘s worth a medication each day. i often break down crying and she has to help hold me down and grabbed myself. she has lost the mother xinyue. my daughter is amazing to ta ke xinyue. my daughter is amazing to take on this burden, we are fortu nate to take on this burden, we are fortunate to have carers supporting this boat. this government needs to climb down from the ivory tower and allocate decent funding to support agencies that support my young carer who is my daughter. and mark is on twitter summing up what so many of thinking, jack is doing an amazing job. what a fantastic, empathetic and thoughtful kid. thank you so much, all of you, for speaking to us today, i am much, all of you, for speaking to us today, iam incredibly much, all of you, for speaking to us today, i am incredibly grateful, and alex and jack, you should be very proud of yourselves. thank you. coming up... 0therwise engaged, a new report reveals just how much time we really spend an hour sma

since 2012. he told supporters he won't advocate a black or white message but a michigan messages and turned his guns on the fight with debbiesaid her time is up. >> she has been living on the taxpayer time with many years with nothing to show for it. she is in for the fight of her life. >> stabenow is the first woman elected to the u.s. senate in michigan and easily fended off challenges in the past. the polls give her an advantage and she has more money than james. political experts at the university of michigan and michigan state predict agriculture, manufacturing and female voters will show up for stabenow. james has president trump in his corner but the endorsement might not mean as much in the general election. trump won michigan but the margin was thin. >> sandra: let's bring in our a-team michael blake, dnc vice chair and mary kissel "wall street journal" editorial member and brad blakeman former deputy assistant to george w. bush. all three of you the a-team. good morning, welcome. what a night it was. brad. >> it was a great night for republicans and showed the coattails donald trump has. these are special election

we have to work south africa's riza hendrix called the fastest one day international hundred by debbie since help his team to a series victory against sri lanka and it's reaching three figures from just eighty eight balls in candy. he was one of four south africans to pass fifty is to hit three hundred and sixty three to seven that is south africa's biggest ever title against sri lanka. the home team and never looked like getting close in reply. look indeed he took four wickets assuring cobol that for two hundred eighty five south africa now have an unassailable three nil lead in this five match series. alexander vera and alex to mina with the youngest players to contest an a.t.p. tour fallen more than a decade when they met at the city open following washington on sunday twenty one year olds very of the taming is title against his nineteen year old rival last night less than half a second separated the top three at the czech moto g.p. italy's on dread of its c.e.o. so claiming his second win of the season ending world champion and title leader mark mark has finished third if that stretches