and al bush two are infected with bacteria. or lady macbeth fighting against germs whoever knew that pathogens could be so artistic. that's what's nice is that each bacterium has a different effect so nature is constantly surprisingly. both going down to started using bacteria in his art thirteen years ago today he's photographing bottle cellini's venus after lincecum elder gallantly the photos will serve as a basis for his next project. his studio is like a wizard's lab this is where he infects his slides with all sorts of funky and bacteria. the work i do for me is incredible i couldn't paint something like this or think it up so i can only learn from nature and use it to meet my goal listen that's what's so fascinating. that's the first thing that someone. although he's been doing it for so many years he's always amazed to find out how the germs have reacted she even talks to them. well now that it's one should. go to something else these are the stranglers from my last big bank to rise engine campaign they've been in the in

al cardenas. he has served under president reagan and george h.w. bushll as chairman of the florida republican party. thank you very much for joining us. al: my pleasure. david: let's start with the governor's race. you heard these candidates really going at each other. the polls seem to indicate that has an advantage of five to six points. how do you see it? al: it is close. he seems to have an advantage in the public polls. ise internal polls of desant believe he is a couple points ahead. i believe it will be a tight race that is based on the turnout of the last 15% of no party affiliation undecided voters feel. it will be a high turnout, much higher than 2014. about 1.5 million votes have already been cast. we've got to hang on to our seatbelts and see what the outcome looks like. the democrats have not had a winner in 24 years for the governor see -- governor's seat. they arehe first time in a position of the quality and this will be an interesting turnout. david: some people suggest that has been aillum better job of persuading people he is more mod

bush president for the blue and al gore for the blue and george w. bush for the red and that was only 18 years ago less than a generation ago so talk about where this goes because we are divided that we are red and blue so what happens from here? . >> and 30 seconds or less and what happened in the nineties but all of the divisions that is what the title gets to this idea of the poll in 2016 basically they would be bothered if they married somebody from the other party 60 percent that say that it is much more of an expression now i agree the capital gains tax it is now an expression of cultural identity personal identity and that is a new thing it is all tribalism and that's a change from the nineties i don't have a particular prescription this will sound vague and pretty weak but i think that media landscape the way they use the media with that generation or two with tribalism the political media system evolves in a way so human nature created this mess so whatever side you are on it reaches a point where we just get tired of it of the constant in-yo

prior to that, al gore in volusia county was ahead of george bush. around 10:00 p.m., suddenly al gore's numbers started reversing. it reversed more than 16,000 votes. in fact, it was all happening in one precinct. there were 16,000 -- weren't 16,000 voters in that precinct. the explanation that election officials provided was a faulty memory card was inserted into the tabula machine. -- tabulating machine. there was one memory card for this one precinct and it was uploaded to the tabulator on election night. an hour after that memory card was uploaded, another memory card was uploaded. after the second card was uploaded, that's when the votes for gore started disappearing.. no one's been able to explain what was happening, whether it was a rogue card intentionally designed to have to vote and misfired, and therefore erased too many votes for gore, or this was a software mishap. but no one has explained why two memory cards were uploaded. that's the main problem. the fact a second memory card was never able to be uploaded. host: john kerry has express

al-jazeera. would be the bush but there's other information and evidence that we are holding. and turkey demands the extradition of the eighteen saudis suspects in the killing of journalist come out just. as the president calls the kingdom's expirations childish and comical. and come out santa maria and this is al jazeera live from dzhokhar also ahead we're going to hear from jamal khashoggi his fiance and her first television interview in the shooting there as he entered the consulate he was a bit worried he really was worried in fact i was mubarak and head.

what ultimately made it a problem is that al dixon had made that promise to president bush for how he would vote on clarence thomas before he had all the information about clarence thomas, before the thomas confirmation process got upended and the nomination hearings had to get reopened, all because of serious sexual harassment allegations against thomas, allegations that had been known internally at the judiciary committee and kept quiet and confidential there, but then the allegations leaked to the press and npr's nina totenberg obtained the affidavit from anita hill in which hill laid out her allegations against thomas. that became public via nina totenberg's reporting. a big firestorm ensued. and those hearings were reopened and the consideration of thomas was delayed and the country honestly went nuts with the drama of all of it. here is a brief news clip from the time, from right when the thomas nomination was being stopped and reopened to consider these new allegations. just listen to the howl of anguish here from senator alan dixon, from al the pal, this back bench, low profil

what ultimately made it a problem is that al dixon had made that promise to president bush for how he would vote on clarence thomas before he had all the information about clarence thomas, before the thomas confirmation process got upended and the nomination hearings had to get reopened, all because of serious sexual harassment allegations against thomas, allegations that had been known internally at the judiciary committee and kept quiet and confidential there, but then the allegations leaked to the press and npr's nina totenberg obtained the affidavit from anita hill in which hill laid out her allegations against thomas. that became public via nina totenberg's reporting. a big firestorm ensued. and those hear wrgs reopened and the confirmation of thomas was delayed and the country honestly went nuts with the drama of all of it. here is a brief news clip from the time, from right when the thomas nomination was being stopped and reopened to consider these new allegations. just listen to the howl of anguish here from senator alan dixon, from al the pal, this back bench low profile go a

al jazeera. images the bush but there's other information and evidence that we are holding. turkey's president says investigators have more evidence yet to be revealed in the killing of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi and calls the kingdom's explanation of what happened childish and comical. again peter will be here in doha you're watching al-jazeera also coming up we're from a shot she's fiance and a first televised interview. he used to say the fact that i'm an american isn't just about me brushing for the.

bush. around 10:00 p.m., al gore's members started reimbursing. it reversed more than 60000 votes. there aren't -- it was all happening in one precinct. so his numbers were showing a negative 16 pounds. exclamation that they provided was that a faulty memory card was inserted into the cat creating machine. it wasn't a legitimate memory card. there was one memory card for the precinct and it was uploaded on election night. the logs showed an hour after that was open loaded, another, second memory card for the same precinct was uploaded. after that second card was uploaded, that's when the votes started disappearing. no one has ever been able to explain what exactly happened with it. whether it was a roque card that was intentionally designed to hack the vote and expired and therefore erased too many votes for him or whether it was a mishap but no one has excellent why to memory cards were uploaded. that's the main problem in terms of -- the fact the second memory card was ever able to be uploaded. >> 2004 vote in ohio. >> yes, so they had concerns about the machines in ohio, ohio wa

won butflorida, al gore when bush was running against al gore's votesw al away.n they recounted, of course they didn't have all of al gore's votes, so al gore didn't have enough. but because he threw them away. that was illegal, and bush got to be president illegally. so the most important part would be to have people who can be honest. guest: one interesting result of recount after the campaign in 2000 was that was where the election assistance commission and the help america ,ote act initially came from which is where the 380 million dollars covers has appropriated so far has been funneled through , and states have been requesting more money from congress, which so far they have not appropriated. host: you talk about legislative efforts. what has congress done to actove this other than the granted initially? guest: there's been a lot of interest in the vehicle that most people hoped would pass, the secure elections act, sponsored by senator amy klobuchar of minnesota and james lankford of oklahoma. it really looked as if that was going to pass before the electi

al-jazeera. u.s. president bush is. disappearance. once again from doha i'm kemal santa maria and this is. also coming up as the political stakes for the kingdom rise the saudi stock market drops sharply and more potential investors pull out of a major conference it's also an american past afraid by turkey arrives home perhaps a signal of warning relations between washington and ankara and how the safe election in bavaria could change the political landscape of germany and the future of chancellor i'm going to.

bush. catherine al gore, president of the massachusetts historical society, dr. al gore is a noted american historian and specializes in biographies of american first ladies. most notably, dolly madison. please enjoy this presentation on how different organizations, organizations and individuals are being changed and incorporating different perspectives and moments into the narrative of presidential here is -- history. thank you so much.. [ applause ] >> thank you for the kind introduction, for including me and including all of us here, this is been a terrific few days with lots of great programming. it's hard to follow john and judy. one of the great things about this team is everyone on this panel has been a scholar and everyone has also run important historic institutions. i want to get at that in the conversation so i will start, all good research starts with questions but also, framing museums, framing presentations also starts with questions or curious, what question animate your work and how do you think about the hard challenges of including voices and ho

here is al gore, the vice president, foreign-policy specialist before that. bush has been governor of texas as foreign-policy, he would joke about his experience with mexico but that is about it. note gets attacked for knowing much and he says, he doesn't say i don't have to know much but he says i have the finest group of foreign-policy advisers around, and by that he is talking about this group, the served with have his father. secondly, during the 2000 campaign, he chooses cheney as .is vice president color -- karl rove doesn't want cheney. karl rove says cheney comes from a tiny state it is already republican. he won't bring votes the way lyndon johnson would carry texas for john kennedy. and he is too conservative. bush wants cheney, mostly because of this. he is choosing his father's advisers and echoes all the way up to and including his own vice president. once he takes office, he really does rely on them. bridging figure of condoleezza rice, a friend of his, as national security adviser. but these guys, cheney, colin powell, and rumsfeld, who cheney broug

and bush said, you mean you're retracting your concession? and allied there's no need to get snippy. democrats are the ones who have actually contested the results of the election. there's not a lot of evidence that donald trump was doing that. he was just having a joke, as is his wont. what's disturbing to me, this is another sign of totalitarian society, when trump makes an obvious joke like, hey, vladimir putin, if you're watching maybe you could cough up those e-mails of hillary's you've got. when he makes an obvious joke, intelligence agencies then say, we need to investigate trump's joke. that's actually what they did behind the iron curtain and it's a bit disturbing that it's now happening on this side of the iron curtain. >> tucker: whatever they are accusing you of doing is exactly what they're doing themselves. that turns out to be the one true rule about behavior. mark steyn, always great to see you, thank you for explaining that. t >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: oh, final exam, up ahead can you beat our experts at remembering what happene

al cardness. former dwirs to jeb bush and the state director for president obama's 2008 campaign and senior advisero florida' re-election effort in 2012. alexi, ken, guys gangs all here. al you get first krk. the latest on the fight between donald trump, andrew gillum do you see it back firing on president trump and helping to motivate progressives in florida. >> yeah, look, i think the main message for republicans in florida, is the economy is going great. created more jobs than any other state. the legislature, the governor did a great job. why change the tune? there is a lady, a neighbor of mine in tallahassee who said i asked her i said aren't up burned out by the. and his divisiveness? she said, you know, honey i don't pay him no never mind. the economy is good. i like my job. i like the economy. and i don't want the democrats to change anything. and so that's our biggest strength. but coming down here to florida and taking on the democrat candidate for governor, i don't think is a recipe to win. but we'll see. look we have a bad marriage within the republican party. we figured out that a divo

what happened in volusia county was around 10 p.m., midnight, 1r to that al gore in volusia county was head of george bush. around 10 p.m. suddenly his number started reversing. every first more than 16,000 votes. in fact, it was all happening in one precinct and the one at 16,000 voters in one precinct so his numbers were showing a negative 16,000 in that precinct. the explanation election officials provided was a faulty memory card was inserted into the tabulating machine. it wasn't the legitimate memory card, so there was one memory card for one precinct and it was uploaded to a type of it on election night but the logs show and now after that memory card was uploaded, another second memory card for that same precinct was uploaded. after that second card was uploaded, that's when the votes started disappearing. no one is ever been able to explain what exactly happened, whether that was a rogue card that was intentionally designed to hack the votes and misfired and, therefore, a raised too many votes for al gore, or whether this was a software mishap. no one has explained why to make memory card for the

bush took office the knife's came out among republicans opposed to any program associated with al gore. as funding was cut and it shut down. nor would the incoming reign of latham and putin be any better disposed to joint scientific intelligence worked between russia and america. even those that are babble this deal in them with the pros what we were doing back then was so noble of you and we were very enthusiastic enthusiasm the boom logan over what the mess you've seen it lasted some time it was there well it's just not were about to go backwards it cyclicals up and you know we're going in the wrong direction abruptly don't give up and you feel that unfortunately here in the united states. the whole issue of climate change. has become politically polarizing and. and in some ways the political divide has pushed people to the extremes on both sides isn't in euclid what the us would do in the past the climate change is particularly dangerous for us but the risk as the arctic ice melts is that the permafrost will also melt and that represents half of russian territory you can i would jus

president al gore wheeze bird energy independence and global warming despite what is happening in washington now i am ever hopeful. because then working with republicans signed at the time by president bush to chart a new path for clean energy increasing the use of renewables to hold leaders accountable from environmental disasters and then we went on to pass the waxman markey energy security house in the one - - act in the house but we were stop in the senate by the coal industry for this and other reasons i am so grateful to berg with the coal initiative working with the sierra club that is so essential. [applause] as californians we are exceptionally proud of governor jerry brown. [applause] and his brilliant strategy and a champion to preserve the planet for future generations. decades ago he recognized early that we collectively face a grim future with rising oceans . . . .

when i ran against bush, 60.3%. 54%, whenime it was they didn't count all the votes when al gore actually one. but it was that was -- it was that close. we are now in a place where we are living in administration that is there not because of the people who did vote because of the people who didn't. we have to change it. biggestays, we have the opportunity for a midcourse correction we've had in years. i hope everybody will take a minute of this. [applause] to talk to: i'd love about vietnam, the economy. we can doited in what today. i want to talk to you a little bit about one of your achievements. the jcpoa. when i read the section and hear about the negotiating with iran and how you problem solved the iranian -- with the iranian foreign minister, you seem to develop a chromatic -- pragmatic and deep relationship. mr. kerry: you have to learn. in diplomacy, you have to compartmentalize. you have to compartmentalize to legislate correctly and make the senate work. john mccain and i became good friends. when i went out to visit him in arizona at his sick bed, he said, i love you. i said, i

the presidential election in april despite logistical and security concerns bush's themselves more engaged in a charm about this al-jazeera. at least eighteen people have been killed in a train derailment in northeastern taiwan local real officials say five carriages overturned on the train which was traveling south from taipei at least one hundred sixty passengers have been injured the high speed train is only six years old and its most recent maintenance took place last year the australian government is expected to issue an apology to a child sex abuse survivors on monday the prime minister is scott morrison will deliver a national apology to the thousands of victims of sexual abuse in institutions it follows a five year royal commission which found tens of thousands of children were abused in churches schools and orphanages andrew thomas has more from sydney. this formal apology will be delivered by australia's prime minister scott morrison in camera on behalf of the nation and it will mark the symbolic end of the process of inquiry and redress that's been going on in this country for six years a royal commissi

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people were inspired by bush's state of the union about fighting. to you know al qaeda and its global totalitarianism the same way we fought naziism in world war two and you saw a lot of people at a time of a good economy a pretty decent economy right before the recession kicked in starting to you know join up there hasn't been a transcendent national cause since then and now you do have a growing economy at the same time we're not seeing wages increase the jobs that are being produced i mean there are new jobs being produced here trying to talk about it every day they're there to drive jobs in the gig and con to me so they're not the greatest job so we do have to wonder why the military is having such a hard time i can tell you you know in my own extended family having had a member of the family in afghanistan every time you know there was news of the u.s. troops committing a massacre or something horrible happening in afghanistan it would reverberate throughout family circles and while there was a pride about this member you know serving. from the more fortunate

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believe bernie sanders did damage her in the primary and ralph nader cost al gore and rosross perot didn't help georg. w. bush, so there've been these kind of movement and i think a lot of the candidates or more moderate but if i were a republican -- >> president obama kind of help with the lid on things. you will find the glue that held the coalitioholdthe coalition tg unglued and let me give you one fact of the 30 top performing districts in the house, not one will be represented in the next congress to. it's not an indictment it is just the politics and where it is taken in some of these different directions. >> thank you for being here tonight. with one week left do you think we have seen the prius or is there more time for the pollsters? >> hard to read. >> we don't know. as the governor was saying, we all said two weeks is an eternity. trump has had a few good weeks of getting a trade agreement with canada and mexico in line with having the economic numbers where they are house i think helped his numbers and helped republican candidates. that's not a surprise but it's different and awarthat'sdifferea mo

and acted out again and, outside the very same supreme court were those gathering for al gore, gathering for george bushwn all of a sudden that the supreme court is politicized loses sight of something. it's called history, been there, done that, gotten through that. we'll get through this. we're a country a lot bigger than the divides us. it's the country that define us. hope springs eternal and so does our coverage after this. >> it's noon on the east coast, after weeks of accusations and speculation and bitter arguments, the senate now set to vote on whether or not brett kavanaugh will be the 114th supreme court justice. this is special coverage here on the fox news channel on a saturday afternoon. i am thrilled to be here with my colleague and friend dana perino, i'm bill hemmer. >> i'm dana perino. in a few hours, the senate will have its say after decades old sexual assault allegations, the biggest turning points game yesterday. i'm sure you were watching it when moderate republican susan collins tipped the scales in kavanaugh's favor after a long speech. >> another assertion that i've heard after

she als mentioned the moment at mccain's funeral last mon when george w. bushilmed her a cough drop. it wasiniscule but it got celebrated as a moment ofis bipaship. she said bush is a good friend and party doesn't separate them. >> becau of protocol, that's how we sit at all the official he is my partner in crime in every major thing where all the formers gather. it was a simple gesture. he was getting a cough drop from laura. i said hand me a cough drop. oh, okay. >> mrs. obama says bipartisanship ps whatple expect. it comes as current fmest lady nia trump said she may be the most bullied person. >>> the election just around the corner and politic arguments, can they heat up anymore? take a deep breath before you fire off that e-mail or tweet to people this power. >>> an increase in investigations and prosecutions of threatsga madest government officials over this past year. as scott mcfarlane reports, some people are learning the limits of free speech on social media the hard way. >> it is so easy and tempting to post e-mail or tweet something political. >> d

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go back to the 2000 election, al gore said the supreme court, republican majority, ruled for president bushit go. john kerry, let it go. >> jesse: i agree. >> dana: what about mitt romney. harry reid lied about him and said i have information that he never paid his taxes. smearing him. >> dagen: later he said i was proud that i lied about it. >> juan: i am saying what went on with the supreme court nomination and look at the idea that the seat that was held, merrick garland doesn't get a hearing. then republicans say it i can't believe we are treating this gu guy. >> greg: they accused him of attending gaining rape parties. >> juan: you are saying you are using a quote. the outrageous part, you say it was harry reid who change the rules. harry reid changed it for lower court judges. >> dana: he broke the steel. >> dagen: democrats calling for violence and they believe in it because it's dressed and they believe -- >> juan: the pizza parlor in d.c.? >> greg: it was one dude. >> dagen: we have to go. we are going to talk about the clintons because they are coming to a city near you. details n

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bush in 2001. he warned the american president and his national security advis advisor rice about the taliban and al-qaedaboth discounted his alarm. >> apparently a plane has just crashed into the world trade center. >> the very first leader in the world to call george w. bush on 9/1 was vladimir putin. he wanted to pledge to the united states that he would fight this together. that made for a close and effective relationship in those early years. >> putin thought now perhaps bush and his european allies will finally sign-up for my war of civilization against what he perceived to be islamic terrorism. >> but beginning in 2004 nato began expanding to include countries formerly in the soviet eastern bloc. >> what drove a wedge between the united states and russia was that we were trying to create democratic countries in ukraine and in georgia, countries he hoped to keep under his influence. >> that fit the sort of historical sense of grievance of betrayal by the west. and someone who may have sn instincts to become more democratic by 2004 that had ended. >> he restricted elections if the russian parliament

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the presidential election and despite logistical and security concerns bush is themselves a more engaged in a child about less al-jazeera. thousands of refugees and migrants are walking through mexico headed for the united states southern border a part of a so-called caravan of people from honduras el salvador and guatemala donald trump is threatening to deploy troops if they don't turn back john home and met them along the road. along the turf to kilometer young and old men and women they keep on trudging it's a multitude at least four thousand people in the caravan that began in honduras. now they've made it through guatemala and into mexico in the last eight days they slept in the open and crossed hills and rivers. jonathan is only fourteen and traveling alone he's here for the same reason as everyone else he feels he doesn't have a chance in honduras. back home there's no work and too much crime. many like you sending are trying to get a new start to provide for their families being i mean i mean i would have been well you might get a six year old boy my dad and my sister i have to help them there's not enou

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bush said, i learned a lot about being first lady from my mother-in-law. what a great example. no other first lady has had that, because, obviously, as katherine al gore back there knows about the adams, lucille adams did not have her mother-in-law to ask questions about being first lady. and it was just so different but barbara bush left an imprint by the sheer force of her personality and her character. and of course, i wish jon meach meacham, and so you know, spoke earlier today on the presidents and the press panel, of course, is the only person in america other than barbara bush who has read her full diaries. because she kept incredible diaries. and mrs. johnson kept incredible diaries. and of course, as we know, john was a eulogist at her funeral and captured her beautifully. her whit, her humor. very self-deprecating, but she could slice and dice pretty good, too. and i think people kind of liked that about her personality. >> we had george w. bush at the library around a civil rights summit we did four years ago, around the passage of the -- 50th anniversary of the passage of the civil rights act. and we were in the great hall of the lbj

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al-jazeera. sure there are many politicians in brazil who are racist who are homophobic who are misogynist but they don't speak like that in public and bush went out of this as a leader of brazil's far right movement is now one step closer to becoming president but there's still the runoff to come.

bush will be tried in court. jeff, the suspect has previously posted racially-charged comments on his facebook page. he also mentioned there that he ere ered from mental illness. alr: the investigation continues, but certainly some disturbing details. >> reporter: absolutely. >> glor: all right, jericka, thanks. when we come back here, nbc makes a big decision about megyn kelly. this is stonington, maine, a town where almost half the population is self-employed. lobster fisherman is the lifeblood of this town. by 2030, half of america may take after stonington, self-employed and without employer benefits. we haven't had any sort of benefit plans and we're trying to figure that out now. if i had had a little advice back then, i'd be in a different boat today, for sure. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. >> glor: the first nor'easter of the season is about to ruin a lat of outdoor plans. remnants of hurricane willa brought high winds and heavy rain to the carolinas today. as it heads north overnight, some places could get up to four opches of rain, and even some snow as the temperature drops. there is no tomorrow for megyn kelly's "tod