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has an aan paulsen rating from the nra, has received over $20,000 from the nra and has participated in legislation that's awful. moderator: what do you want to see done? mr. phillips: universal background checks, perfect example. most americans agree that it's effective. the on a mission to do opposite. i don't take any special-interest money, no money from any federal lobby. mr. paulsen: don't you take money from the group trying to get money out of politics? mr. phillips: i don't take money from them. i welcome anyone with me to affect comprehensive campaign finance reform. has justan paulsen moved up to the number four position in the house of representatives out of 435 people in special interest money. the seventh this is highest outside spending district in the country. theve a record of having most special interest money spent against me in elections. by the way, on the gun restrictions, gun violence, i will say i don't lift the ban on gun violence research. i helped fix background checks. we also have more money going into school violence prevention. mr. phillips: i am being out

yesterday,e had the order out of the defense department of 5,000 troops goingo the border to prepare for aan car of immigrants coming up that may note arrre for a couple months. today he's talking about birthright citizenship. he views immigration as a winning issue. he campaigned on it in 2016. he's reaching back for it again. 's comfortable ground. right now it's not a top issue for voters. health care, the economy is higher. he wants to change that. laura: anthony, you know the president's schedule with a week to go until the midterm elections.ca where is haigning and how does this issue play into where he's going?ba anthony: he'storming over the united states. 11 states. -- 11 stops. two stops in florida, two stops in missouri, two stops in indiana. these are all states that have key senate races, where there are democrats trying to run for re-election in states that donald trump carried in 2016. in fac there is one state on this list, georgia, that does not have a senate election, and none of ese states were ates that donald trump didn't carry in 2016. laura: anthony, thank you so much

projects in third ountries and to expand a currency swap line to $30 billion to help safe guard against aan fal crisis. abe's visit is a big break from the past. the two countries hav a lot of historical baggage and relations turned sour in 2012 over a territorial dispute in the east china sea. prime minister abe has come to china at a time when beige something in a trade war with washington. the chiendsave been trying to paint the u.s. as the bad guy and get more countries on their side. japan, a traditional u.s. ally has been criticized by the whi house but abe has been very wary of china being a proponent of trade packet backed by the u.s. the tpp on this trip abe refrained from makin proglobalization statements or other comments that could have been perceived as anti-u.s. clf to the disappointment of beijing. for nightly busines port, eunice yun in beijing. >>> colgate poll monthly i have warns of weakness and that's where we begin the market hefoc. >> consumer products company expects the emerging marketssi ss to remain challenged. in the recent quarter they reported week weaker than e

i don't think fun for anybody that's affiliated with the skins, you know, from aan to anybody in this building. no. not fun. it stings, and it should. the only i remedy to go get a win. >> we got our butt kicked. everything we done from the week previous and now the weekhis week an what we did onmo nday, our entire group, it was not acceptable. we talked about that today. and we're going to fix . it's not going to be. >>> johnall and the wizards in detroit. second to last preseason game of the year. let's move ahead to the fourth quarter. wizards up one. maieff morris with t block off to john wall in. transition give it back to morris, dunks it. morris finishes with 15. under ten seconds to go. wizards up three. john wall seals it with the jumper. wall finished with 32 points, nine assists. wizards win it, 102-97. one more preseason game left and then it starts real. then it starts real. >> then it counts. then it starts real. >> then it counts. (music throughout) in thei'm tim kaine.ked to keep all virginians safe. i helped lead efforts to grow our navy to 355 ships and increased tro

created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. host: jeff cohen of the association of public safety communications officials, who do you represent here in washington? jeff: thank you, first for the invitation to be here. our association is the largest nonprofit of communication professionals. our 31,000 members are primarily people that are state and local government employees who work in or manage 911 centers or are otherwise responsible for the radio communication networks used by police, fire, and ems agencies. host: can all of those people communicate with one another? can they communicate with each other on a secure network? jeff: historically, they have not been able to do that fully. one solution that has been fantastic and is being implemented as we speak is first net. it was groundbreaking legis

. >>> police in central florida are lking for aan they say was stopped by two bystanders during an atm robbery. footage shows the suspect running up on the unsuspecting 55-year-old woman going through the atm. for she honks her horn help, a man runs over to the passenger window and then calls over aie . that bystander approaches the suspect from behind, roughs him riup, ands away. according to police, the suspect pulled a box cutter on the victim and demanded her purse. >> good on them. >>> a youtube star got to share ss love ofprising the heck out of people by leaving this waitress a $,000 tip along with a quick thank you note o two glasses of water over the weekend in north carolina. the server and college student just couldn't believe it. >> i w so in shock, i didn't think it was real. i thought it wasso literally one was playing a joke on me, and they were going to be like, no,his is actually not yours. but it was crazy.nd >> they spread the love too. the restaant owner says everyone went home with a couple hundred bucks after they decided to share the money. >> so goodrehat she s

ending aan a -- volatile and ugly month. topsy-turvy session. we did eat out those gains -- eek out those gains. leading the gains. the nikkei, up 1.5%. we mentioned these pmi numbers, the weakest numbers for pmi and two years in china. export orders. ing telling us that is a worrying sign the domestic story is not going to hold off as well as thought. look at the reaction to that. continuing tonbi weaken. 690 seven, that is a great question. does it basically put the nail in the coffin when it comes -- we will see how this plays out. china markets, we are positive. singin, also doing pretty well. we have been talking about these verbal supports from policy makers. perhaps that is juicing up shares. we will continue to watch that in a we hit that level decade. of number, raising a lot questions. being tested. the worst october we have seen. she was pretty much on the number for that pmi number. she was talking about incremental numbers. let's have a look. what did we get. ? >> that pmi data was ugly. was frontloading in anticipation of the trade

. >>> aan accused of grabbing a woman off the street and raping her, these mug shots from his past arrests. new details about b thed attack. >> reporter: a prosecutor said this suspect was s violent, he had to be placed in leg irons to preventim from escaping is that they say he fought with the people trying to take his photo during processing. chokehold, dragged into an area and he assaulted her. she said she had aids. he reached for a condomnd she ran for help. a cell phone left at the scene showed it bel to dustin rogers. he is facing rape and other charges. >> every person walking alone at night's worst fear, to be accosted at gun int, brought into the woods and raped. >> reporter: rogers' family came to court to show their support but they did not want to be scene camera. surveillance video from a nearby 7-eleven showed him in the area minutes before the attack. the documents say she suffered severe injuries, a black eye, kidney pain, brllses, sg of the throat, and she had difficulty breathing and swallowing. rogers has an extensive arrest record. a prosecutor described him as a dange

grieving mother faces her daughter's killein cour >> she was a rookie office where she was killed by aan who murdered his wife. the victim's motherfr traveled om new hampshire to tell jurors about her shattered life. >>> sharon leaving the courthouse. today minutes earlier she confront herdaughter's killer for the first time. ronald hamilton has been convicted of cap murder forfa lly shooting ashley on her first day on the job. sheesnded to a domestic call. he also killed his wife and shot two other officers who responded. >> we have three officers that otve been >> those surviving officers, among the more than two dozen who came to court to show theirp t. she him saying youot only killed my daughter. you killed me too. we last saw her in 2016 in the embrace of officers as sheer attended daughter's memorial service. she recalled get terrible call from an office per ashley, her only child, had bn n killede lin of before that day sh and her daughter spoke on the phone every day. describing her bubbly personality. without her, she said, i don't know where i belong anymore. she ao heard from

created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies. bring youcontinue to unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. you by yourought to cable or satellite provider. for now, it is stop number 44 of the c-span 50 capitals tour. hartford, connecticut. the insurance capital of the world. joining us aboard the c-span bus is secretary of state. we have learned since that 116 election -- since the 2016 election, it was one of the states that had one of its voting systems targeted by russian hackers. what were the russians trying to do and how far do they get in connecticut? guest: yes, good morning. they did not get anywhere, frankly. returned them back at the perimeter -- we turned them back at the perimeter as we do with these occur shins. i do have to tell you, it is a very common occurrence. the difference is that it was identified as a russian address and that everyone's attention. they did not get into our system at all, and by the way, the syst

figure out when one you wantro aan to adopt.e have happy herees rng on rebecca and ivan the guinea pig is ready tom go he too. ivan can be adopted out. look how cute. it's not just the turtles but there's other animals. so cute. how many to adopt. >> $10 for t turtles and the rest are going to differ. >> that's the latest and greatest from the humane rescue alliance this morning. >> 6:55, here's four things to know. we make the aouncement from the university of maryland concerning it's football program who are reviewing an independent report following the death of jordan mcnair. >> usa gymnastic aly isman will be on the "today" show talking about the arrest of former usa gymnastics president. he is charged in the larry nassar sex abuse investigation. >> homeowners will find out whether the county council will listen to their conrns regarding the cell phone towers. homeowners say they could cause health >>problems. oday three of the 11 victims of the pittsburgh shootings will be laid to rest. he was a doctorhat ran to help other

in aan see we are downturn, although of the lows for the dow jones and the s&p.he nasdaq is now in the gree n. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "bloomberg markets: balance of power" on bloomberg television. i am david westin. is the company in the crosshairs area shares are falling after the company's is grounded.jet emma chandra will explain it all to us. emma: today we heard the u.s. defense department say it temporarily suspended white flightons for all -- operations for all. investors immediately began selling on the information. what the pentagon says it needs to do is a clean white et-wideion -- a fle inspection of a fuel to. there are some 325 operating worldwide. david: how long will it take to check the fuel tube in that many f-35's? emma: it can take 24 to 48 hours. it does not look good for lockheed. accounts for some 27% of their revenue. it is also a very expensive program for the u.s. david: if they do not show some costs, there will be problems here. emma: exactly. they are expected to spend more

it's not news to anybody that there's a critical shortage of housing for all income strat aan san francisco. there are programs in place to support housing for those earning 50% below a.m.i. the d.a. provides for significant amounts of affordable housing for the missing middle. that is those residents who earn between 50 and 120% of a.m.i. that includes schoolteachers, cops and supervisors. these are the people who can no longer afford to live in our city and who we desperately need to retain. by providing middle-class housing, this project presents a unique opportunity to do just that. this neighborhood has a desperate need for the goods and services and folks use on a daily basis. such as a grocery store. the bay view in general, and specifically india basin, is a notorious food desert with the nearest grocery store four miles away. the nearest store of any sort 1.3 miles away. redevelopment and the mayor's office have tried for many, many years to entice the store into our area. and the response has always been, we don't have the right economic profile. that means enough middle-class res

many manufacturers have one year to make aan . to find out if there is lead in your hair dye, check the label. any products with the compound must include a warning. >>> new today, if you're feeling stressed out by the reason stream of violent news, you are not alone. a new study from the american psychological association finds people beten 15 a 21 years of age are stressed by what they watch on the news. mass shootings topped list but those young people an't voting adults before the half those polled say they plan to cast a ballot in the mid-terms. compare that to 70% of adults wi who say the vote. if you or someone you know could use some help managing your inalth, we've got help. search cha minds in our nbc washington app. >>> news4 is working for your safety with a helpful police tool that has a much wider reach. fairfax county is now one of th northern virginia jurisdictions plugged into the i watch nova app this helps anyone report suspiciousctivity while remaining anonymous. >> it is very easy to report. once it is submitt

. >>> still ahead, aan t a holiday inn and ere.ino 7 on your side's michael finney, he asks him for help. >>> here's a live look outside. the bay bridge. lisa argen will be in with your monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> good morning. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. you can see traffic light out there this morning. weather is cool. but we have a red flag warning in effect. >>> a street festival in san francisco had something for everyone. the ocean beach music and art festival had dj's, food trucks, bjerregaard ens and livemusic. also included children's activities and a pumpkin patch and if kids weren't digging the pumpkin patch, they could try their hand at drawing. >> people in the east bay have another opportunity to travel back in time today. yesterday abc 7 new

chris paul points a finger in the face of rathan r aa aan -- rondo.ul claims that rondo spit in his face. lakers are denying that. all were ejected. fight nice, bois. t boys. despite it tarnished lebron's deb debut. >> i didn't see anything. coach said what he had to said. tomorrow will be better. >> that sun acceptable. you don't do that. >> suspensions likely to come. >>> nine years in the nfl i learned that individuals and teams are most capable of achieving that for which they aspire when they are inspired. right? many fact packing the stands last night tyler was pulled from school during a brutal battle with bone cancer. he made it to the game! it was with jaw dropping displays of effort. true freshman rondell moore steam rolling the buckeye defense and 49-20 victory. tyler cheering them on and asked by the team afterwards to join them in the celebration. >> thanks for leaving your heart out on the field and joining the nation by being a boilermaker! >> yea! >> we are rooting for you, trent. >>> now purdue had not beaten a top two team in over 30

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aan advocacy group should not be alarming you or bringing this to your attention. i want to know who messed up. >> all right. should i say my name, first. >> i'm alison kirk from backmedicine. we have a process where we look through and we gather ceqa documents that are placed in the state clearing house and also from local jurisdictions. a year ago, when this was posted as a draft e.i.r., it should have gone through our list. unfortunately, we're human and we're not perfect and occasionally things fall through the cracks. this is one of those things that did not -- we did get commented on or placed on our list. had it been placed on our list, there's a possibility we would not have commented at the time. we don't have the resources to comment on every single ceqa document that passes by us. so the fault is with us. we're very sorry to be springing this on you. we've also been really pleased working with the city. they've been so responsive. not just here but in other projects as well. i really appreciate the speed with which they were able to talk with me this mor

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created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: coming up next on c-span, tonight u.s. senate debate in indiana. that is followed by a conversation with vice president michael pence about the trump administration and next week's midterm elections. later, former vice president joe biden campaigns in iowa on behalf of u.s. house candidate abby think in our and fred hubbell, who is running for governor. with election day a week away, c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. next, a debate from indiana, where democratic senator joe donnelly is seeking a second term against republican mike braun and libertarian lucy brenton. this debate from indianapolis was the last time the three candidates were scheduled to meet before the election. it is an hour. >> good evening, and welcome to the sec

you said cvs is going to lead the changeereeded in aan healthcare, but we know prescripti drug prices big as they, are are only ten% of the total cost of american healthcare. so ten%, it's not -- 10 percent is not insignificant, but that's not the whole picture. >> but, judy, it goes well beyond that. we're talking about we're seeing the consumers of healthcare and, you knvow, we e a lot of discussions about, you know, when is someone a patient of healthcare, when is someone a consumer of healthcare. there's no question, when you're in a physician's office or at a hospital, no question oing a oftient under the direct supervisio a physician, you are counting on he or she to diagnose, create a pan. but we're leaving too much up to the individual where they now become at consumer of healthcare, where, you know, they're now responsible for following thatare plan, accessing, you know, the resources that they need, and that's where we see an opportunity to play, you know, an important role in terms of helping people achieve their best health and, in doing, so we know that we can, you know,

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make aan: i would decision between those who are illegal here and have settled into life and a distinction between those and those who want to use that as an example to crush the border. i would support the border so we can stanch the flow of blood, so to speak, and then i would deal with the people who are here in humane way, which means an adjustment. period. >> let's talk about another topic. i want to talk about climate change. .n. panel recently said that the most dire customizes of climate change could come as early as 24. do you believe that the climate is changing at the rapid pace primarily caused by human activity? head ofn: wow the google engineering -- while the engineeringle suggested, if the united states would stop innovation, we could bye 90% to 100% renewables 2030. what the government has to do is stop innovation by subsidizing industries that are not able to carry their own weight. digitaliving in a image, a golden age of tremendous growth and opportunity. while we are sitting here right now, their breakthroughs in geothermal and next-generation solar which will render t

. >> you cannot regulate aan prohibited sub. so we are lifting the prohibition.t's what legalization is, to enable us, to implement a comprehensive and far more effective system of regulatory control and order to tievery aspect of the prod, distribution and consumption of cannis. >> woodruff: the canadian government will alsohoardon peoplee been convicted of possessing up to 30 grams of marijuana. president trump hastepped up his criticism of the federal reserve, calling it the "biggest threat" to his presidency. he faulted its chairman jerome powell, one of his own appointees, for raising interest rates while inflation remains low. the president spoke on the fox business network last night. >> my biggest threat is the fed, because the fed is raising rates too fast. and it's independent so i don't speak to him, but i'm not happy with what he's doing, because it's going too fast, because if you looked at the last inflation numbers they're very low. >> woodruff: the fed has raised rates three times this year, and is expected to do so again before the new year. worr

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. >> i felt the most vulnerable that i ever have aan actor in the role because it was playing someonet i felt was so similar to me. just a woman finding her way and for so long. women are just by nature nurturers and we take care of people. it'sust what we do and it's yoat we're taught to do. so at what point dsay this isn't right for me and i need to take care of myself first andhe stop pleasing people in order to live my most authentic life. : so did you also bring some personal experience to all of this? >> my dad got a lung transplant and i was his sole caretaker. t i took time off and i was helping my dad fee years and i think it was-- definitely helps you understand what a crisis like this is. and it helps to remind you to be living in the moment and that >> brown: michael shannon plays ruth's son, nick. >> it's about the cycle of ging and taking care that happens in families. you know, you're born and you needo be taken care of and then as you grow up you learn how to take care of yourself. and you learn how tocare of other people and then eventually you find yourself in a posi

is aan gomez noted, it slow-moving caravan. it could get here right around election day. getting your thoughts this morning, bob in wisconsin. go ahead. caller: good morning. i am a veteran. i did not serve my country to have it overrun by illegals. you and i grew up with the law. i learned to respect the law and now these people come in. excuse me. come in and break our laws and disrespect our nation. our sovereignty. i believe in what the president is doing. i am sad for those people, but follow the law. and any black who is listening, you are not african unless you were born there. host: the issue the washington post brings up about sending aid to these countries and the threat to cut those off, would you agree with the president on that? we lost bob. tyrone in north carolina, go ahead. caller: good morning. give me a chance to speak please. this is sick. these people are human beings. god made all of us. this is not donald trump's country. these people are looking for a place to come and have a life. 13's and showms- proof where president trump said democrats are doin

as aan bought stabilization manager --. down almost 10 hong kong dollars.st iron ore reporting its second straight quarter. there is less of an appetite. probably produced 102 million metric tons in the third quarter. benefiting from growing premiums for higher great ore largely driven by china. coming up next, we will turn to europe. exit talks have been put on hold. take a look at the outlook when it comes to the pound as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 8:30 a.m. in hong kong one hour away from the open of trading there. number ofing the markets trading across the region stumbling in this early part of the monday morning session. taking a look, it does look like a beautiful day there in hong kong. if thewaiting to see hong kong market and china can be part of the rebound. signs ofeing some reluctance or caution here on monday. asia. watching daybreak let us get the first word news. here is remy inocencio. >> president trump has indicated he is considering more tariffs determinedink he is to force china to trade its ways on trade. alreadynistration has