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thisne, damaged. maria has more pressing worries.he's had to buy drugs, needles, and gloves for breast cancer surgery. hospital simply don't have them. her own drama is the current story of this country. vladimir hernandez, bbc news. laura: the struggle to survive in venezuela. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program, senator elizabeth war -- senator elizabeth warren releases a dna test to prove her heritage. only in washington when digging into the past unleash talk about presidential bid. in a sunday night interview, president trump cast further doubt on his position on climate change. on the one hand, he said climate change isn't a hoax, but he also accused scientists of having a political agenda. >> hurricane michael te into florida a few days ago. because global warming has edrahe level of the sea, the were more serious. the u.s. overnment's own scientists are warning of worse to calm, as their president disagrees. >> i think something is happening, and it will change back again. idon't think i

that's what the people were saying, that the white house did thisn purpose, but the white house is again saying we did not limit or micromanage this. >> woodruff: what doest like like in the senate. >> what brett kavanaugh has ruled in the past, his past aring, all comes down to tomorrow, judy. the senate has scheduled the key vote for 10:30 tomorrow morning. thetimes got a no vote they wanted for hidi heitkamp. she was significant because she was a yes vot on justice gorsuch. she said i voted for justice gorsuch because i felt his legal ability and temperament qualified him to serve on the supreme court. and kavanaugh is different. she id our actions are a poignant signal to young girls and women across the country. she is running for her life in north dakota to keep her job, and she has voted no. that's significant al, the's four senators to watch how they vote in the next day, nator collins, jeff t ake, lisa murkowski of alaska, joe manchin of wrginia. jeff flake was a yes at one point, he's never indiced otherwise. joe manchin, one of the last senators to read the reportda i am told

get your winter coat out f m thisning. it's a cold one. the good news about today's forecast is that it's a sunshine, start to finish. afternoon temperatures should climb into the mid to upper 5 around town. much like yesterday. igsterday's high of 58, that's today's forecast as well. the dry weather will not last lchger. so enjoy the sunshine today. the high clouds down across northeastern tennessee, they'll be arriving here later today. the rain movin into memphis a parts of mississippi and alabama now, that arrives here probably around noontime or shortly thereafter tomorrow. future e show y weather. nothing to worry about today. all sun,ll the time. here's tomorrow morning, 8:00 friday. skies will be mostly cloudy to get your day started. rain free through the morning mm e. if you have stuff to do outside tomorrow, the sooner you can get it done, the better off you'll be. here's 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. hangg on for maybe a few more dry hours, but that's it. rain moving in toentral rginia by 2:00 in the afternoon. it's likely to be rai

a car was towed away from thisn hborhood. and people out here demand to know what happened. thel c phone photos show a man lying on the ground with fairfay coire ems treating him for a bullet wound. medics rushed him to a hospital. he's going to be okay. he calle 911, saying someone shot him at old centerville road, about a mile away. around 6:00 this evening. police are investigating how he ended upere. did he drive himself? was he dumped off? investigators towed this car. they believe it m be involved in the shooting, but they're not telling us how. >> right now, we're investigating someone who may be shooting, butthe we are asking that if anyone has seen what happened or has any information, please call our detectives. >> reporter: police have not released the man's name o his age. they are going to interview him at the hospital. we will bring you details as they become available on our nbc washington app. meanwhile, people in this neighborhood are asking what happened and they hope to get answers soon. live here in centerville, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> leon harris

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stocks have been up for percent this year, but still thisn the latter part of year.ech, that is down more than 30% since the january peak. one thing to note, the second panel where you see the correlation picking up between the chinese tech and the u.s. tech, while that may be a good tech for chinese companies, it may not be such a good signal for u.s. tech companies. take a look at what is happening with chinese currency. the yuan weakening to its lowest level in months, thanks to tensions between that nation and the u.s. meanwhile, china taking a step, cutting the amount of money that lenders must hold in reserve. for more insight, let's bring in 's strategist. good to have you with us. as soon as the yuan was cut for the fourth time this year, they said, you know what? this depreciation could not be farther from the truth? >> i think they knew it would lead to depreciation of the currency. this is the most powerful tool they have to inject liquidity into the economy and by default, they are weakening the currency. fundamental for economic reasons. but there was no

why do they continue t to tout what is happeninaccountfor thisn valley instead of helping the silicon prairie? >> you have another question directed. >> there are people in their 20s and 30s buried under college at and other families wonder how they will afford sending a teenager to college. what should they do in helping families afford college and should student loan debt be erased? >> i serve on the community college and i was publicly elected in 2014 and i think it is one of the greatest beacons of hope especially for getting people out of poverty and the high-quality education and good paying jobs because we have direct ties with the business community. our college that is over 1.5 trillion in the united states of america ou or students are drowning in debt. it's only $64 per credit hour and it's the most affordable game in town that's why i've said i support making two-year colleges debt free. i don't believe in free because you need a little bit of skin in the game but we need to be able to alleviate the burden. i was talking to a woman who told me she had 30,000 or $45,000 in

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. >> they'll discuss the cost of thisn on thursday. still ahead, changes may be coming to the labels o your favorite foods. >> the allergen the federal government says you need to be warned about and if your house leisn't already f with halloween candy, how you can minimize the sugary impact on your children's eth. >> greay to minimize the impact is for the parents to eat the candy themselves. temperatures will be near 70 degrees at 5:00 tomorrow afternoon and staye 60s through all the best trickr treating hours. treating hours. what about today? this isn't an election. it's a declaration. that when they attack who we are. we show what we're made of. and we don't stand back- we stand up. for women's rights. for health care. for our kids futures. the washington post says david tre is detailed, studious and no-nonsense-- an excellenty.uccessor to john dela there's no sitting studiouon the sidelines.-- not me. not you. t now. the best choice, by a mile, is mr. trone. on november 6th. vote. david trone for congress. i'm david trone, i appr

. >> sean: we have seen thisn.e've seen it with bork, we have seen it before, clarence thomas. >> rush: you see it every day. every election. >> rush: donald trump -- i'm sure you have taken your hits. anybody that they determine is an effective messenger ofng anything they disagree with, they are going to target. >> sean: we could do ten hours. except, you'd have to start getting paid. rush is going to hate a question i will ask in a few minutes. w he's going to have hate me andr let me back into the studio. we will get back to that. much more with rush right after this.h ♪ i don't like this whole thing. i think we can do better. change is hard. try to keep an open mind. come on, dad. this is for me, son? principal. we can help you plan for that. ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," coming to you live from southern command, that means rush limbaugh is our guest for the full hour. i never thought in my lifetime, my mother was a prison guard. my dad was a family court probation -- irish family. a lot of nypd cops.

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-ness of thisn good feeling. we are down with three days in a row. how do you manage that?e we have had, what you notice in february, the yellow circle, was immediate. ,hen you have high volatility it happens right away. it and come back and do it again a few weeks later. signal looking for a that the worst of the volatility is over, which we got a couple of weeks ago. .e have retested that peak you want to see the market retest the low with lower volatility. in april, when the market retest of the low, the vix was significantly lower. tom: bring up a chart right now. here is the april volatility, which did not get out to this ugliness up here. nejra: you know what i am asking? how short-term volatility is being traded versus longer-term volatility in u.s. equities? are we going to get high volatility now, followed by event risks, or not? that is what i am asking myself. and how we should trade volatility itself. >> that is called an inversion of the vix curve. that typically happens each time you get a stock market panic. curve has inverted quite a few times. it is telling

thisne is an issue of national importance. i mailed a member of the northeast region here. i appreciate your resident of newmb jersey. if you can't commit to me now, i would like to ask you put it in writing to us. >> we've currently consumed 28 months legal sufficiency behind us and we are in the final chapters of reaching final eif. >> does that mean it will be done by the end of thesu year? >> i think you could see something probably forthcoming during may be first or second quarter of next year. >> that is a long time and a very vague answer. with all due respect, unlike a more definite answer if that's possible for them you in writing the second quarter of next year is a long time away. again, very respectfully i realize that you personally can't produce it alone, but it is an issue of vital national importance. >> i respect that question we would get you an answer. the mag thank you. >> i would like to ask you, ms. fleming, you said you're still awaiting comic in your words, clarity of the fra as to what they will do if the deadlines are not met. mr. batorysaid that h

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oil reached 80 angered president trump, no one should rule out the price jumping to $100 or $200 or thisnsentation, investors still have to think about these risks. last week there were some reasons for crude to move lower. the stock market hit speed bumps, the relationship between oil prices and perceived demand slowdown add to that the u.s. producing 11.2 million barrels a day and the notion of a supply crunch seems less likely. that doesn't mean oil is going to go lower this week. there are still threats of iran sanctions november 4th now the possibility of sanctions on saudi arabia. remember the middle east is a tinderbox. that's how it's often described when these events start to ignite, you see prices rise quickly. >> 400 seems -- >> that seems a little high. >> that's even higher than the goldman sachs superspike they didn't call for that long. >> could you imagine a scenario mbs says shut it down? >> if they were found to have something to do with khashoggi's disappearance and they are embarrassed and go toe-to-toe with the president, anything could happen >> jackie, thank you >>>

thisn calling from l.a. morning. republican caller. you are up first. thank you for taking my call. a few days ago, news agencies said the president was blaming the fed for raising interest rates, which the president has said -- the dow jones average fell by over 5% in two days. this is a disaster. we should take care more to not have that happen. i want to say something else. -- bullying other countries is all the same. politicians are just bullying other countries with sanctions. this has to change. how long are we going to continue this cruel task? we always talk about unity and peace. then tell me, is this alright that we are pushing other countries, like iran? many interest -- many innocent people are not able to manage their life because of these sanctions. we make them live like that. it is not something to the mansion. thisl not vote for congress election this year. i think you should not vote either. join the #pleasedontvote campaign. host: kathy is on the republican line. caller: i am curious about the age of money. cash, and i give somebody a