heather.ther: much more on this coming up, lauren, thank you. well, some on the left have tried to tie the president to the shooting in synagogue but lisa boothe says the media involves the president's personal ties to the jewish community. >> people forget that president trump's daughter is jewish, his son-in-law is jewish, grandchildren are jewish, it's a special place in his heart for the jewish community and you see that in policies, moving embassy to jerusalem, first sitting president to visit the western wall. you also look at what's been reported that the shooter didn't like president trump because he felt that he wasn't an antisemite, so all of this gets lost in the media when they have a narrative that they are trying to drive and narrative is always antitrump, i mean, that's the only thing that's been consistent about the reporting that it is all negative towards the president. i think the best thing to do is for people to stop trying to score political points when somebody terrible

heather: thank you for joining us, kimberly, rob. >> thank you, heather. minutes until the top of the hour, they've cried and screamed at the sky and liberal snowflakes have new message for coping, safe space to protect themselves from conservative speakers from campus. how everyone in the country could score free taco bell and what's even better, could soon be delivered by a drone, business headlines up next. so i can buy from enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in? that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! heather: welcome back, american u

heather: have a good day.w 15 minutes until the top of the hour, let's talk about alexandria ocasio-cortez has an idea, get rid of electoral college, really, why the electoral college matters. place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. heather: democratic party rising star has solution to prevent more justice kavanaughs in a tweet alexandria ocasio cortez i should say writes, it is well past time we eliminate the electrical college, shadow of slavery power on america today that undermines our nation as democratic republic. here to react our panel republican strategists and democratic strategists howard franklin, thank you both for joining us, appreciate it. >> good to be with you. heather: what do you think about that? >> ocasio-cortez is a gift that keeps on giving. i knew she couldn

heather: i know.business alert for you, the stock market getting rattled once again hitting stretch, the dow jones dropping 545 points, tech company shares, apple, netflix not able to rebounded. experts blame rise on interest rates. senator mcconnell is attempt to go get $5 billion for the border wall by the end of the year, senate majority leader telling washington examiner that the senate wants to up the $1.6 million previously approved after the midterms, now, currently the wall funds are part of the homeland security budget which expires mid-december, some democrats already plan to go shut down that proposal. president trump is taking to ohio for third america america great again rally this week, he's expected to stomp for republican jim renacey, is facing democratic incumbent brown in a tight senate race and the president will rally at eastern kentucky university tomorrow. he's opinion very fussy. super bowl champs helping 34-13 victory over struggling new york giants. fourth straight time the ea

heather. heather: that's a good question.le at home have things to say about this as well. >> we asked you do warn republican's new claims prove she is only concerned about 2020. most of you seem to agree with that statement. one user on instagram saying it proves she is completely out of touch with the people and has no idea what is important. patricia asks on twitter, this stuff needs to stop, is she an adult or in first grade? todd on facebook, not me, says if she was, she has nothing to worry about now, implying that any chance she has at 2020 kind of went away. we'll see. heather: the crazy thing is, after the response from cherokee nation, she is still out there tweeting about it. she might drop it at this point. >> she tried to work it back a little bit but it didn't work. heather: yeah, just stop. thank you so much. the time now is 26 minutes after the top of the hour. new poll shows joe biden far beyond the favorite to lead the democrats in 2020. is he really the best they have? two democrats join us to debate it. >>

heather: u.n.kki haley announcing her surprise resignation as she leaves behind a lasting impact of putting america first on the world stage. president trump narrowed the short list of replacements for five people, we're told. what is he looking for? joining us now is daniel davis. were you surprised about the move yesterday? let's start with that. >> yeah, i mean, i think like anybody, unless you had some inside information, i don't think anybody had any idea that secretary hailey would be moving on because she's been very much a mainstay out in the front from the very beginning, one of the first ones of the trum the trumt that was appointed. heather: she has been very active, definitely putting america first. would that be key in terms of who the president decides to move forward in her position? >> i really think it's very important. you've seen trump do a number of these things over time to find just the right fit because we first started out with tillerson as secretary of state. what did repla

thank you very much, heather. heather: why now, caravan 2.0, why now?'s two things. first of automobil all, it's pol theater at a global level. it's folks that are trying to gain sympathy, use the sympathy card to get into the united states. secondly, i think it's important to understand that a lot of leftists, a lot of democrats recognize that the blue wave is not going to happen and if the red wave happens, which i think it is going to, what's going to happen is that we're going to have stronger border enforcement, we may even have a wall, i hope we get a wall quickly and soon and these things are going to be big deterrents for illegal immigration. folks are trying to get into the united states under that -- under the tape at this point we talked we talked.heather: heather: we talked about the president's approval rating increasing, specifically in terms of the economy. we know that we reached, what, unemployment rate is the lowest level in over a decade. this has also contributed to approval ratings in terms of the hispanic community. >> that's exact

heather: that is a drop. the caravan could pose a serious threat to the border once it arrives the judge alex, immigrant himself, says it could help donald trump and republicans in november. >> that say a wave of 7000, or 4000 immigrants make it, i don't see how they stop. it leaves the impression to other countries that that is the way to get into the us. if these immigrants were able to make it to the us by election day it would benefit trump because videos of people rushing across the border and overwhelming the border patrol i can't imagine anything that would be a better argument for the wall he wants so badly and a lot of people on immigration if that were to happen. heather: another fox news alert, police questioning a man accused of killing two people at a kroger supermarket. gregory bush charged with murder after police say he shot one person inside the store and then one in the parking lot near louisville, kentucky. >> some people started running, he is shooting. you don't think something like this

heather: perhaps -- >> absolutely. heather: thank you, appreciate you joining us.he time is 20 minutes until the top of the our. welfare jihad, stunning report on how terrorists are using your tax dollars to fund deadly attacks. >> we are not supposed to use the word. i a nationalist. i a nationalist. heather: critics in a meltdown over that word but is it really so bad? love america? our next guest is here to call out the left. ♪ they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! >> they have a world, it became old-fashioned. it is called a nationalist. i say really? we are not supposed to use that word. you know what i am? i am a nationalist. heather: donald trump keeping america first and probably declaring himself a nationalist on the campaign trail.

heather: thank you so much.d north korea, this news coming in yesterday getting back together for denuclearization talks, mike pompeo heads to pyongyang as the united nations pressures kim jong un to give up his nuclear weapons. >> that shows the president's commitment to the agreement he and chairman kim came to at the singapore summit. conversations continue. we look forward to the next step in the conversation. heather: it will be mike pompeo's third trip to the rogue nation and comes at a critical time. south korea has announced new diplomatic relations, but still have as many as 60 nukes. first lady milania trump hitting the ground running on her first solo trip overseas, making fast friends with this particular little baby a hospital in ghana. and the be best logo squinted on them. and focusing on child welfare. it is day 3 of the supreme court's new term. what other cases need a tiebreaker? one could have a major impact on the mueller probe. >> january 3rd, january 4th. heather: that is not exactly how it

heather: this is "fox and friends first". happening right now at 4:00 am a fox news alert, hundreds of people arrested as protests rage against brett kavanaugh. how the supreme court nominee is fighting to clear his name just hours ahead of the senate vote. planned parenthood taking aim at senators planning to vote yes for the judge. the veiled threats against republicans. >> a kid through crayon on the wall or something. i never heard the kids threatening. shannon: might be time to switch. the toddler whose parents say broke into his savings and put it through the shredder. "fox and friends first" starts now. ♪ tuesday wednesday ♪ thursday friday ♪ heather: the your this morning, what we are starting with, it is friday and hopefully your loving "fox and friends first" because we love that you are watching us. welcome on friday morning. thank you for starting your day with us. fox news alert, 300 people are arrested as anti-brett kavanaugh protests rage throughout the night outside capitol hill. all day, thousands heard chant

heather?: so disturbing, and then we have reports like jackie ibanez in here today talking about leaders in the democratic party being irresponsible in calling for violence against the opposite party. it's just disturbing times. >> as rand paul said, you need to focus on the mental health issue. while eric holder's not going to do any damage, the people that listen to him could. heather: yes, exactly. thank you so much. rakanye west is headed to the white house for a meeting with the president. on the docket, violence in chicago. what impact will their talk have? joining me now with insight is fox news political an liss jay y anna caldwell. what do you think about the meeting between kanye and the president? do you think anything will come from it? >> i think this is an exciting time when it comes to addressing the violence in chicago. candidate trump often discussed what was going on in chicago. i know to many on the left and may sayers in the media said that isn't true. what we see is a syst

heather: it really is.that, these calls for violence as if it is normalized and people don't pay attention to it. some people out there, will pay attention to it and back to the baseball game, the congressional baseball game, how quickly we forget. >> absolutely. this kind of extreme hateful rhetoric is becoming so common that a lot of people are -- liberals stoop lower and lower to continue to shock their audiences and get more attention and this is what you get at the end of the day. cartoons like this where innocent 10-year-olds are dragged to the political battlefield. this kind of rhetoric can extend to real violence. conservative republicans and congressional conservatives, to stop this kind of extreme left wing hate. republicans cave and did not confirm brett kavanaugh it is only going to give a pass to this kind of behavior and we going to get worse. conservatives must fight or else they could lose everything. heather: he a vote by the end of the week, we will see if that happens. kristin tate joini

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i'm heather childress.president and first lady are traveling to the florida panhandle and georgia. search and rescue teams are combing the worst-hit areas with many still missing this hour as recovery efforts kick into high gear. >> bill: the president has ordered secretary of state mike pompeo in the last two hours to immediately travel to saudi arabia in search for answers there. >> president trump: i just spoke with the king of saudi arabia who denies any knowledge of what took place with regard to, as he said, his saudi arabia citizen. he firmly denied that. i've asked secretary of state mike pompeo to immediately get on a plane, go to saudi arabia. >> bill: team fox coverage leads this hour. rich edson at the state department on stand by but let's start live ray is in panama city, florida, as the president comes your way. what will he find out when he arrives? >> bill and heather, good morning. the president and first lady are set to land in about 90 minutes near destin, florida. they'll also tour the

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heather: and real.onnors losing 35% of its viewers who tuned in to watch the return of the original series in march. abc canceled the roseann reboot after her recently insensitive tweet. disney princesses under attack in hollywood. kristen bell knocking snow white for this scene. this really happened, bell telling parents magazine, quote, don't you think it is weird the prince kisses snow white without her permission? because you cannot kiss someone if they are sleeping. he has been poisoned, he saved her life. bell's criticism coming one day after keira knightley said her daughter is not allowed to watch cinderella. >> he is banned from seeing certain children's movies. what are they? >> cinderella because she waits for a rich guy to rescue her. and this is the one i'm annoyed about because i really like the film but the little mermaid. the film is great but did not give your voice up for a man. >> nightly bashing classic disney movies despite raking in millions of dollars from disney's pirates of the

heather: thank you.other brief headlines, questions over whether that indonesian plane that plunged into the sea should have been allowed to fly. into a law obtained by the bbc an instrument measuring the brand-new boeing 787 airspeed and altitude was unreliable the day before the crash. air officials said that was fixed before takeoff. all 189 passengers presumed dead. state department spokeswoman heather knauer it could be up for a promotion, two sources saying she is the leading contender to replace nikki haley as us ambassador to the united nations. she met with donald trump yesterday. unclear if they discussed the promotion. he is a former fox news host on "fox and friends first". the midterms, power on the hill is up for grabs, big changes in congress could have big impacts on national security. you to clean how is national security and global affairs analyst morgan ortagus, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. lots to talk about in terms of the midterm. this is specifically important because i

heather: what do you think? some sort of claim, incredibly small, in the united states. >> i am not interested in elizabeth warren's ancestry but a person who does seem interested is the president of the united states who made this an issue repeatedly, suggesting elizabeth warren has gotten under his skin for many years and she continues to do that. he cared an awful lot and i'm one of those democrats who didn't think she needed to do this but here is what she did do. she did take to the president the issue of transparency. mister president, you haven't released your taxes, she did 10 years the other day. you haven't released your medical records, let's see them. she is taking to the president and democrats as we get into 2020, hard to leave we are talking about it but they are going to be saying the same thing, be as transparent as you asked us to be. he wanted her to do the dna test about said he would pay $1 million if she did, she did it, it proves what she said was true and he should pay up. we 20 is this t

heather: these are interesting.e paul university forcing people to attend indoctrination lectures at the school to graduate. there is a long list, among them, fragility, another called construction, masculinity, another dealing with islamohphobia. >> a lot of schools are more concerned with social justice warriors them productive members of society. one course talks about supporting marginalized communities. i'm on college campuses a lot of time and a lot of students i meet poking their head and saying i can't vote for conservative. conservatives are marginalized groups on campus and those people should talk about supporting different things. >> what does it mean supporting marginalized communities? >> they are pitched to the fray and don't get the same benefits of the people on campus do. conservative students are lacking in the most privileged and benefits. pointing out the disparity of what is going on on campus. >> we appreciate you doing that and bringing any information back to us, thank you. the time is 6 min

>> heather: yeah.mebody who's clearly junk sick on the street? >> heather: it gives me that yuck, sick feeling. and it scares me. like it reminds me why i don't want to be out there. it's just scary. a friend of mine overdosed january 1st of this year. and my brother-in-law overdosed in wendy's bathroom and they found him. and they brought him back to life. he was dead in the bathroom. >> anthony: uh-huh. >> heather: so this is my narcan. i carry this around, i have one of these in my house and i have one of these in my car. i have a fear that my husband's going to relapse and i'm going to find him dead. you just put this in here and squirt it up their nose. >> anthony: now in most cases, as i understand it, they're right out of it. >> heather: yeah. they're right out of it and they're instantly sick. >> anthony: they don't wake up happy. but they wake up. >> heather: but they wake up. >> anthony: you walk to the bathroom and there's somebody blue there. >> heather: somebody's on the floor. >> anthony:

heather: sergeant?> president obama's and the police rhetoric, the protest, i have a president who gives officers a sense of pride, they do their job much better. heather: we can look at statistics in 2018. we know that 40 police officers have been shot and killed in the line of duty compared to last year, 35 police officers shot and killed and one thing the president talked about was chicago. he will send his attorney general to try to lower the crime statistics and one thing he wants to bring back is the stop and frisk policy. is that a good idea? >> the narrative being touted in connection from one place to the next, this goes back to a landmark decision referred to as terry versus ohio which allows law enforcement officers to conduct the, quote, stop and frisk, this could be nationally applied as it relates to the fourth amendment but the issues they have in chicago are more specific to the gang culture and they need to target those gangs, not just introducing stop and frisk but eradication of gang

heather: i'm not. early days, for sure, but we are seeing very commercial products on the market today. we have a couple on our portfolio that are absolutely delivering with very baseline ai. super compelling results. it still takes a lot of work and you have to have smart data , who are not always easy to find, but if you have them, you can deliver a product that is markedly different for the end user and much cheaper for the company. that is what drives innovation. emily: i want to ask you about diversity venture capital and entrepreneurship. we have seen great momentum in silicon valley, the formation of this group of female venture capitalists together to get women funded. how much actual progress are you seeing? heather: i think we have a very long way to go. i appreciate your work in this area as well. work youe fan of the have done and the reporting you have done. there is a major impediment and it is an impediment related to funding. everyone who is a startup thinks about, i just have to get mo

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heather, let me ask you, you -- you went through an ordeal with the crisis and what not. you became the face of drug pricing, high cost, this big debate and it's -- it's health care today is really evolving as a major election issue and in this election and definitely as we look at 2020. i'm interested in now that people know now are you how do you feel about that becoming an election issue and how do you feel about that pressure? >> i said two years ago that if epipen could serve as a catalyst to help illuminate the issues in the system and we could work towards a solution, then it would have been worth it and i still mean that today, and i think two years later there's been much more robust dialogue. i won't say we fixed it and that's why it is an election issue and it will remain an election issue until we fix the root of the issue. we keep putting a band-aid on a bullet hole and the constituents will continue to suffer at the pharmacy counter and to have inefficient health care delivery and we've got to evolve. so i think the discussion has absolutely evolved and it n

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heather bresch happens to be the daughter of senator joe manchin. so how is he going to vote? [laughter] >> so you promise not to tell anybody? >> i promise stwr. i think he's done to two choices. [laughter] >> that is so bad. >> heather, let me ask you, you went through an ordeal where -- with epipen crisis and what not you became the face of drug pricing, high costs, this big debate. and it's, health care today is really evolving as a major election issue in both this election as we -- and definitely can as we look at 2020. i'm interested in whether given now that people know you, how do you feel about that becoming an election issue? how do you feel about that pressure? >> so, look, i said two years ago that if epipen could serve as a catalyst to help illuminate the issues in the system and we could work towards a solution, then it will it will have been h it. and i think two years later there's been much more robust dialogue. i won't say that we fixed it, and that's why it's an election issue. and it's going to remain an election issue until we fix the root of the issue. w

heather: were your impressions changed?g, i feel like what we reviewed today in the classified setting is even further galvanized my belief that the allegations are not corroborated and we need to move forward with the confirmation. shannon: senator mendez has this to say. >> that is under investigation. the reality is that is not a full and thorough investigation. shannon: what do you say to those who say without doctor ford and brett cavanagh being reinterviewed by the fbi, the same points you have investigated, it is not legit without that? >> senator mendez is going into the marketing arm of the democratic party. we have to we 7 members of the judiciary committee who are experienced prosecutors. another professional prosecutor has been prosecuting sex crimes for almost 25 years. we did that for a reason. we wanted structure. we wanted an approach we could present information you could take before a judge for an arrest warrant or get a search warrant and none of the data rows to a level that whatever a lower prosecution

alex, heather? >> and those explosive devices found on the east coast have some bay area politicians on high alert. our henry leigh is at the san francisco police department . >> reporter: heather now police in the bay area tell me there's no threat here locally at least for now. they stand ready in case these suspicious packages to service. >> this is a domestic terrorist will be found out. >> reporter: congressman woman jackie spears speaking after bombs targeting former president barack obama, hillary clinton and cnn. >> the person's anonymous to a certain extent and you can say things and do things that you believe aren't going to be traced back to you. >> reporter: spirit said the intended recipients a regular targets of president trump who she blames for toxic political culture. >> the same people that the president on a regular basis demesnes and calls out and, for the most part insights behavior. >> the incidents have frayed nerves and in san diego suspicious boxes led to the evacuation of s

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heather: i am not. early days, for sure, but we are seeing very commercial products out in the market today. we have a couple in our portfolio that are absolutely delivering with very baseline ai super compelling results. it still takes a lot of work and you have to have smart data scientists who are not easy to find, but if you have them, you can deliver a product that is different for the end user and much cheaper for the company. that is what, you know, really drives innovation. emily: heather redmond, flying fish partners. microsoft continues to work in the cloud, bring in partners like chevron, coca-cola and recently volkswagen. microsoft is leveraging strong relationships with large enterprise customers to bring them on board the azure train. the corporate vice president for microsoft joined us from the summit in seattle. >> our understanding of the enterprise and things like building hybrid, understanding that technology will run across data centers, across the edge in -- and in the public cloud

heather: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ anything can happen ♪ anything can happen ♪ anythingappen ♪ >> happy tuesday morning and we are two weeks from midterm elections. all the campaign events happening around the country, the president has been very busy. we are going to talk about that. happy tuesday morning, thanks for watching "fox and friends first". >> thanks for watching and starting your day with us. overnight, a houston rally as a way to slam the migrant caravan. >> vowing to send as many troops as necessary to stop it. >> it is an assault on our country and in that caravan you have some very bad people. we have to protect our borders. we don't have borders we don't have a country. the democrats had something to do with it. we once people to come into our country but they have to come in legally and through merit. >> the caravan growing a mile long as it heads rate for our border but us agents are already dealing with criminals knowingly breaking the law. >> griff jenkins live in texas, seeing those bumps at the border firsthand. >> that is right. the caravan, 7000

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heather: so many crowd so little time. i wanted to get across the globe to what is happening in london. remember brexit, that vote was two years ago. a lot of brits in london say can we do a do over? we are not a fan of that but it is still scheduled to happen but they can't agree to a time to implement it but these londoners are saying this is a bad idea and it is leading to a lot of disruption in the european markets. more on that after this. >> the collective we. it's really this constant juxtaposition when you're a mom and an entrepreneur. with more businesses starting every day, how do they plan for their financial wellness? i am very mindful of the sacrifices that i make. so i have to manage my time wisely. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. neil: all you need is a dollar and a dream or $2 and a dream, keep treating because there's no winter yet in the mega millions jackpot as it searches to $1.2 billion. what happens now? >> reporter: i would bet $2 on $1.6 billion any day. we watched a

heather: federal aid to honduras, never heard of that.he post office facility in florida overnight, several suspicious packages addressed to democrats are believed to have come through. rob: police review surveillance video taken outside cnn offices in new york that could narrow the search for the bomber. todd pyro joins us with the latest. >> reporter: authorities focus on one us postal facility that they believe some of the packages, whether the suspects were still in the state of florida. federal agents with miami-dade county police working for seen looking for any clues into the personal group responsible for the potential bombs. and joe biden the latest apparent target with the fbi confirming two suspicious packages addressed to him in delaware and robert they niro. former president barack obama, secretary of state hillary clinton, liberal billionaire george soros and congresswoman maxine waters all received similar packages was another was sent to eric holder with the wrong address and then sent to the return address for a florida o

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he will be meeting with heather:. mike pompeo said the mission of this trip is to make sure we understand what each side is trying to achieve. there are a lot of requirements, each side has to develop sufficient trust to take the action necessary to get to the end. he and north korean officials will develop options for location and timing for the second summit between donald trump and heather:. mike pompeo is on his fourth trip to pyongyang. donald trump canceled it a few weeks ago citing north korea's lack of progress in dismantling its nuclear weapons program. north korea is pushing the un to ease sanctions, north korea must first take steps to dismantle its weapons. china and russia are pushing to rollback those sanctions, north korea announced it is sending a delegation to meet with chinese and russian officials, mike pompeo says it is inevitable north korea will continue discussions with the chinese government and china will be part of the solution. shannon: they are hitting a lot of important things. a brazilian

heather, obviously those are, trade issues have been there forever. larry kudlow may have added to that interview on fox business and comments in detroit, talking about the chinese being uncooperative. kevin hits on a key point, long haul. no matter what you think going on with trade, the idea this would be wrapped up with china anytime soon seems to be unlikely but you also work in the saudi arabia story today as well. what stood out to you? >> i still think china dominates. markets are down 3% overnight and whether or not you wear those yoga pants they're finally starting to really feel the wrath of these tariffs in their economy. if not already, their markets are in bear market territory. now we didn't label them as a currency manipulator but they're on the currency manipulation watch list. connell: they're not waving any kind of white flag. they may be feeling it, heather, but they're willing to let this play out for a while and dig in their heels. >> you're right, beijing has to save face like president trump want as a win for the u.s. as well. w

we had a healthy comeback today. >> charles: there's some unnerving signs, heather. j.p.gan laid an egg. they haven't lived up to the hype at think point this year. the way we dropped the precipitous declines. this month has been horrific for the markets maybe one of the worst in over a decade. how do we turn it around? >> i agree with you. some consumer confidence going into the holiday season will help. that's why it's important to listen to amazon's call. look at the stocks for the long run, you're okay. we're in the green, positive on the dow and the s&p 500 year to date. if you just bought stocks in october, you'd be having a bad month. they're down big and doesn't look good. today we had a nice buying opportunity for some. >> charles: heather, are you looking to the holiday season? have you made an assessment how good it will be? burlington has done well. they've been standouts. there's an assumption that the american consumer will spend more than normal. >> is that for my? >> charles: yes. >> i'm shopping right now. that's why i'm outside for you. retail shopping w

next, heather wilson. plans for a space force.his is bloomberg. >> you are watching balance of power. i spoke to heather wilson and asked about the report she is congressbe living to come march about the future of the air force. >> the air force needs to change the way in which we fight. to execute the national defense strategy we have to be larger than we are. 2025ed to grow into the timeframe to 386. the threat is changing. strategy drives force power. explicitlyn tasked recognizes the reemergence of great power competition as the defining problem of the next two decades. we are shifting from a fight against violent extremism to being prepared for the high-end fight, a fight against a near here adversary. >> your job is to tell the congress what we need to a calm push the mission. someone has to pay for it. do you take into account where the money is going to come from? >> this is a task not to do that. in the past we had to say this is the budget we have been given. air force we would build. tot is the air force we need execute

charles: heather, here is a thought, why don't they start lending money?hen their trading desk is the majority of their income and their earnings and they live or die each quarter, depending on trading volume, volatility, that is not what banks were designed for. >> wait a minute. yeah, by regulation to cause them to rein in some of that lending after 2008. i mean prior to 2018 the banks were lending to almost anyone and everyone. and now, after 2018 dodd-frank and other regulations made it very difficult for consumers to get loans, or everyday average americans to get a mortgage. so hopefully president trump is actually going to cut some of that regulation. if it is unnecessary, and allow the banks to loosen the reins on making some more loans. charles: take all the excuses away from the banks and make them lend money at least to main street. heather, mitch, thank you both very much. >>> 20 days from the midterms, mudslinging is in high gear. how much important to voters is this important issue, the economy. unfortunately no one is talking about the econo

sorry, go now to heather mcdonald but before her remarks, i want to mention one other factor about heather issues she's published a -- heather, he's published a book about this topic called the diversity delusion and very well regarded in this area. thank you. >> thank you. today i'll make two con trairn arguments that first, un-setter debate is not the core function of higher education and useful debate is and second, the assault on free speech is not the greatest problem facing universities today. however, dangerous fault on free speech is. i'll state core principles first. trying to silence speech with which you disagree and institutional fiat and speaker and mob violence is a start of a terrifying decent in the world in which brute power rules. anyone who can watch windows being smashed and the sucker punching of ideological opponents usually trump supporters without feeling forboding of these hallmarks of 1930s fascism is in deep denial. the resort of deep force in the agreement is particularly disturbing in the university and a model of civil discourse. the antifascist moniker is stu

air force, heather wilson. [ applause ] >> well, thank you so much. since this is the press club, i'm going to start out by correcting the record on at least one thing, and that is that i was actually not, obviously not the first veteran in the congress, but i also was not the first woman veteran to serve. there was from i think the state of maryland a woman who succeeded her husband,-elected term. she was a nurse in world war ii. and since then, of course, we've had other women veterans who are serving and it's really nice to get to appoint an american history where that's really not a notable thing, where women veterans are not only in the congress, but they're in the boardroom as well as on the flight line. so, so it's a pleasure to spend a little bit of time -- little l b bit of time with you this afternoon. of course, today, on capitol hill, the house of representatives is debating the fiscal year '19 appropriations bill. and the authorization bill has already passed. the military construction bill has already passed. of course, the senate has ap

. >> heather holmes' interview with salesforce ceo marc benioff. why he is going against leaders and city hall to try to help pass prop c. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> the battle over a measure to help the homeless in san francisco pitting high tech leaders against one another. prop c would tax the wealthiest companies and help people living on the streets. salesforce ceo marc benioff has been a strong supporter of the measure. ktvu's heather holmes sat down with him and asked why she taking a strong stand. >> the signs of economic success could be found in the cranes in san francisco. a city that is transfor

i am in for heather holmes . >>> and there were crude devices inside. there were also devices into clinton and obama along -- among other democratic party people. >> lauren has the latest. >>> police are looking at florida as a region of interest , that's what they are saying. they are also looking at maryland and new york as well. more packages with rudimentary bombs were intercepted. the packages were addressed to former vice president joe biden and one addressed to robert de niro. they are not sure if the person behind these potentially explosive devices meant to actually harm or kill the people that the packages were sent to, or if the rudimentary pipe bombs were meant to so fear. so far 10 of the packages have been intercepted and no one has been harmed yet. none of the packages have actually been -- have actually reached those they were addressed to. the fbi says there was either a person or group behind these because they are so similar. they are in manila envelopes with bubble wrap and they are the same type of rudimentary pipe bomb. they are si