here is the problem, mikie sherrill. you know equal pay for equal work was on the books before this. the bill will crush small employers with punitive damages. it is bad for business. it is wrong for new jersey. we should have a we had before april. editorial --rsey saying it was harmful for businesses. what do you think of his argument that we already had an equal pay law? senate butrs of the we did not because they know, like i know, that women are making $.82 for every dollar in new jersey. we do need better legislation on this. not only does -- i claim that webber doesther -- not support women. he does not support planned parenthood. we saw theappened, rates of breast cancer screenings go down. that are the things not the values of this district and are not the values that we share. you shouldteresting bring the bodies because that is our next question. a quick response on the anti-choice position. >> the presumptuousness of her to say that she speak for all women in this district. my wife told me, before we go vote

>>thank you so much, mikie sherrill, j webber . >> .. sunday afternoon it's the recent baltimore book festival. all this and more on book tv this weekend.

there is a big difference between me and mikie sherrill on this. i have been clear about my positions on immigration. mikie wants sanctuary cities. she runs with people on open borders and wants to abolish i.c.e. she doesn't say anything about the issue unless she is pressed and a debate forum like this. i am clear about prioritizing integration security and restoring the sense of american citizenship that should be a beacon to the world. instead of being devalued and based by the people she runs around with. michael: let's talk about i.c.e. ms. sherrill, you spoke at an immigration rally in moorestown this spring, which according to your account had several signs saying "abolish i.c.e." your opponent says you organized the rally, one of whose goals was to abolish i.c.e. what is your position on abolishing ice? ms. sherrill: i don't want to abolish i.c.e. i have never wanted to abolish i.c.e. i attended a rally to discuss border separations and some people showed up with some signs. when assemblyman webber tried to deceive the voters in the district

but one thing we should do is to do something mikie sherrill is wide open to, a medicare for all plan that would cost our country $32 trillion over 10 years. socialized medicine is not the way we should go. that mikie cannot reject that out of hand is a problem for her. i have rejected out of hand the medicare for all plan. i am against raising taxes on the new jersey taxpayer, and i won't support that. we do need to get cost down. what is striking about the proposals assemblyman wbber is talking about, including the preventative measures in the affordable care act is they are included in the affordable care act. if we had bipartisan reform, both sides working together to get better health care for this nation, we can look at things like allowing people 55 and older to buy into medicare, having medicare and medicaid negotiate drug prices down. yet when we constantly fight, and we have seen the republicans put forth 70 repeal bills with no replacement, that is not the type of bipartisanship we need in congress. ask mr. webber what you think of extending medicare to the age of 55. mr. w

mikie sherrill, mr. webber. good luck to you both in the election. >> with election day less than a month away and the control of congress in question, see the competition for yourself, on c-span. watch the debate from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. >> here is some of what we are networkson the c-span thursday. at 10:00 came eastern, the senate judiciary meets to consider bills that deal with inner -- interference and lynching. eastern, the bipartisan policy center asked whether the u.s. is prepared to hold elections next month. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, campaign debate between u.s. house candidates and i was third ngressional district. live coverage from the senate with to assistant attorney general nominations and a nominee for secretary of defense. on c-span3, a energy committee hearing on restoring the electric grid after a systemwide blackout. weekend, but tv is live from the wisconsin book festival in madison. saturday at 11:30 am eastern, with former wisconsin g

. >> reporter: his opponent, 46-year-old mikie sherrill, is a navy helicopter pilot-turned- federal prosecutor. she argues that the new tax law has left new jerseyans worse ff >> what's important to people here in new jersey is that everything coming out of thises conhas been bad for our state. so, this tax plan is worse for our state than any other state. no member of the north jersey delegation, including representative frelinghuysen, voted in favor of this tax plan and it's striking that assemblyman webber supports it. >> reporter: but while the talk is of taxes and other local issues, something very different is shaping the battle for the suburbs. with h all 435ouse districts at stake this fall, it is tempting to echo the that all politics is local. this year, that is particularly not true. from westfield, new jersey to oast of california, suburban race after suburban ce is being shaped by the same factor. >> weat're lookinistricts that normally go republican, where the democratic challenger, particularly in three districts, is making a very, very conservative run for a victory. >> reporte

here it's mikie sherrill, a former navy helicopter pilot.is moving to the left, they've tried to field moderates in these republican—held seats. ..get thejob done. but this race, like so many others, is close. and at this republican rally for their congressional candidate, female voters were untroubled by the president's often insulting behaviour towards women. i have no problem with donald trump. i love donald trump, and that's why i'm here today. i support him. i support him, 100%. suburban women are supposed to be deserting donald trump. they're not asking suburban women. they're not asking me. i'm not. i support the president. pink wave or not, this election looks like reinforcing the realignment of american politics — where democratic strength is concentrated in the cities and their suburbs, and donald trump's america lies beyond. nick bryant, bbc news, newjersey. stay with the bbc when we continue oui’ stay with the bbc when we continue our election coverage with results on tuesday. turkish authorities have given their first official s

candidates jay webber facing democrat mikie sherrill.ylvania 1, ryan fitzpatrick up against democrat scott wallace. finally, we have pennsylvania five, where republican pearl kim has her hands full againsto democrat mary scanlon, and the dems may take this one if republicans don't get out with voting with a sense of urgency. this is it.on this is it. three weeks from tonight, you'll tune in for results. joining us now, larry elder, fox news investigative reporter and contributor sara carter, also the author of the book "why we fight," fox news national security strategist sebastian gorka. i know america is going to survive if the people don't get out pelosi but their agenda is clear. >> it is. they have completely come out of the closet as radicals. the lunatics have taken over the asylum, that's the very simplest summary of what has happened. they are trying to normalize violence, and it's not just the crazy characters that we have become use to, such as maxine waters.e when you have a constant drumbeat that this is okay, using violence

. >> mikie sherrill is interested in medicare for all, it would cost $32 trillion. >> that would end know it. >> is this something you think is a little trickier for dems running. >> not really. health care is an issue that voters implicitly trust democrats on. it is a major mistake and no decent strategist would advise a candidate to go out there three weeks from an election and talk about an issue that they are 24 points down on. it is simply not their strength. and the idea that they are going to be going to an area that they are so weak on shows you their desperation in the last few weeks before the election. >> chai and bill on health care, an important story to a lot that sometimes gets crowded out of the news cycle. thanks to both. >>> donald trump's name ripped right off a manhattan building. this happened today and it comes amidst bombshell revelations about angry residents and investors at trump buildings around the world. >> people really want to own what i do because i'm known for getting the best locations and taking those best locations and building the best building. e

here it's mikie sherrill, a former navy helicopter pilot.eld moderates in these republican—held seats. ..get thejob done. but this race, like so many others, is close. and at this republican rally for their congressional candidate, female voters were untroubled by the president's often insulting behaviour towards women. i have no problem with donald trump. i love donald trump, and that's why i'm here today. i support him. i support him, 100%. suburban women are supposed to be deserting donald trump. they're not asking suburban women. they're not asking me. i'm not. i support the president. pink wave or not, this election looks like reinforcing the realignment of american politics — where democratic strength is concentrated in the cities and their suburbs, and donald trump's america lies beyond. nick bryant, bbc news, newjersey. if democrats do manage to win the house of representatives — one thing we are bound to hear more about is the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. there is debate on whether the meddling impac

the republican state assemblyman jay webber is on the ballot against former rosecutor mikie sherrill,by rodney frelinghuysen who is retiring and comes to us from newark, new jersey. an october 9 monmouth university poll found ms. sherrill with about a five-point lead. >> welcome, everybody, to the j news debate, welcome mikie sherrill and jay webber. we'll get right to it and start with a question for both of ou, starting with mr. weber. we have been listening to a national conversation about kavanaugh and you're running for a national office, was the senate right to confirm mr. kavanaugh. mr. weber: thank you for hosting us this evening and we appreciate the opportunity to be speaking with you.

republicans state assembly member j weber is on the ballot against former federal sherrill. mikie this hour-long debate comes courtesy of njtv public television in new work -- newark , new jersey. >> welcome to the debate. welcome. we are goi t