they came to office more or less committed to abolishing the adm treaty and have become an obstacle and also given the security environment that existed, committed to reductions in nuclear force levels. but not at all committed to the idea that it needed to be negotiated and agreed between the united states and russia. so the first thing the administration did was in december 2001 it aggregated the termination of the entry. now for approximately preceding decade every issue of the magazine arms control today had written in an editorial about how the adm treaty was the cornerstone the strategic ability and without it the entire architecture of arms control would collapse. the inevitable result would be a new arms race between the united states and russia. in december 2001 this was put to test. five months later bush signed in arms control treaty with moscow providing reductions i think the first nuclear force level under the existing start treating was 6000 warheads and it was reduced to no more than 2200 under the moscow treaty are sometimes called the surf treaty. so this theory that w

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for now in the newsroom, i'm adm williams, 7news today in new england. >> stay with 7news. you can get instant updates or the 7 news phone and tablet app. >> new at 4:30, a woman who police say encouraged her boyfriend to commit suicide. michelle carter's boyfriend he was 18 years old and police are saying she encouraged him with text messages. >> and today her attorney argued up some statements she made to investigators after he died should be thrown out. 7's jonathan hall live in tauntn with the latest on this case. >> the michelle carter case is getting national attention. she is charged with involuntary manslaughter, because here in te bay state, it is not illegal to urge someone or help someone commit suicide. and for the very up time we are hearing a 7 minute police interview up detti carter before she was arrested. >> michelle carter and her parents had no comment after today's hearing. she allegedly urged her boyfriend, conrad roy to kill himself while on the phone and through numerous text messages. roy was asphyxiated after starting up a gas pump in a pickup truck

and garry kasparov to escape the soviet union sent admiring thats is like admiring arsenic as adm strong drink. there's lots of things that mak this very troublesome for americans and i think more than that it's been the demonization of the other. the dem his opponents first in the republican primary. hit 16 of 17 other opponents and when you get the kind of schoolyard bullying stuff, you keep the conversation and you make it impossible to go back to a playing field in which we can talk about real issues. so i think that the democratic nominee is not without her own issues but are of the issues of a politician who's been in the national scene for decades and the function of her being, part of this machine that is demonize the other. these issues are i think the lactic and in my opinion this qualify him. >> host: chris rutledge pennsylvania text message, thanks for all your wonderful films and projects. tell us how your daughters and women in your life have influenced your projects. >> guest: i don't know why they haven't. that may have been the easy and simple way to do. what a lovely. i

and to adm i and to have the humility to apologize. and be transparent and vulnerable with people. donald trump last night showed he is a big man. while sources told cbs news, pence was apapleptic. this morning he said trump was guilty of little more than poor choice of words. >> donald trump made it clear those were words, only words behavior i believe him. >> something of a policy gap between the two opened up last night on syria. with trump brusquely rejecting pence's call for military action against the russian backed assad regime. >> he and i haven't spoken. i disagree. the unusual rebuke led to several conversations between the two and pence's insistence there is no disagreement now. that the debate moderator misstated his possession to verbatim. pence is mindful, fellow republicans are abandoning trump at an alarming rate. said any suggestion he might follow suit is false. and yet, the indiana governor is in an awkward position of showing loyalty to a candidate many republicans wish could be replaced by pence. when he tried to explain how he could be against trump's word but

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we saw, the controversy over adm, halfway placing anv with the weather channel and and pulling it backoncerned with not being seen as politicizing the storm or interfering with public safety issues. it will certainly affect the continuity of turnout efforts, doorknocking efforts, that sort of thing, that the infrastructure of the campaign has built in. they say they are communicate indirectly with volunteers and staff in the states saying, your first priority is to heed, you know, the instructions about evacuation and that sort of thing. but the intensity of the storm, what actually happens, how it affects people, will matter on a couple friends. number 1 -- fronts. number one, can people get home to vote? will they be concentrating on voting? but you know, another issue is the public response, both of republican governor in a republican state and the democratic president who remains popular. if minority areas are disproportionately affected by the storm, will that affect voting in african-american, hispanic areas both in terms of turnout and in belief and what a democratic administrat

. >> it brought down the adm administrati administration. often hear this is worse worse than watergate. that reached in every corner of the government and this is, obviously a murky situation. not a clear cut scandal. >> when you watch that sound bite of donald trump to me most interesting is the crowd's reaction. this is bigger than watergate. giving them reason to believe he is going to win and clinton is a crook who should be in prison and unleashing something in the crowd that is greater than himself. he is causing his supporters to believe that the opposition should be in jail. >> and we will get to some of the things that we've seen in the past few days at the trump rallies because they are really shocking. and we do want to show the viewers. but, first, on the watergate scale. if that's our scale that we use. >> yeah. >> it's impossible to actually know what number you'd rank this on the watergate scale in terms of the e-mails because we don't have any information. >> we don't know what it is yet. >> there was no crime. watergate was

i think there are a large number of americans that are disenfranchised by the obama adm administrationy our foreign policy situations that have developed over time, especially when secretary clinton was secretary of state. so, barack obama is a surrogate for hillary clinton and perhaps he's efebtive bfective but i do his popularity -- >> final point. >> you're putting out there all these people disenfranchised from president obama and his administration. but the numbers in the polls don't bear that out. if so many people were disenfranchised he wouldn't have the support. his support will help elect hillary clinton someone who has plans and ideas to make america better. >> the obama and clinton -- >> and that's the state of play. let's leave it there. thank you very much. christine, joe, always a pleasure. >>> we're staying on top of hurricane matthew's track. >>> but, first, this case was known as the central park five and it shook new york city and put donald trump in the headlines. now, years later, a member of the central park five is speaking out about donald trump and asking him f

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to entitled the article the congress does not give adm what you think. they don't.has been proven over and over those that give millions of dollars to political candidates get favors and those that interpublic and democrat party of those donations and favors that the party directs the american people understand what is happening. to have an out-of-control congress that the government of the united states is not looking '04 their interest and it is abundantly evident . this solution is to reelect someone from another party for corey democrat is a democrat and republican is a republican. libertarians are neither. money speaks to everybody but right now of libertarian party is a viable alternative with viable candidates to do what the american people want. >> moderator: >> the key point of your question is we have to restore trust in washington. the entire national political dialogue is to blame for that. to take on anybody to stand up for the public trust. has sought prosecutor we are proud of the work this is how washington should work with criminal issues we came to

there was some interesting work around the adm of guns and crime.ooking at only three or 4 percent of gun homicides with those 300 million guns out there so knowing that, what schwartz of confiscation but would make an impact quick. >> any and all restrictions on the second amendment are unconstitutional. also i don't agree that everybody can waive their guns around at all think that is what i support to. but strongly support in national forum of background checks mottling on the work we did in colorado. look at 2015 after the law was passed, of those that applied for guns to point to percent were denied among them were murderers, rapists , kidnappe rs, domestic abusers and it is very hard for me to hear the argument that says we're safer if they did not have guns. glenn: makes a significant difference. bennet: it would make a difference because in colorado keeps them out of the hands of those who have committed those crimes. to say none of these laws would have any effect to happen in orlando or dallas that is the excuse to not do anything. so by d

adm: we begin with congresswoman duckworth. rep. duckworth: thank you so much.as the first candidate who put out a criminal justice reform plan. i think we need to include multiples of things, including getting rid of mandatory for nonviolent offenders. they are used to intimidate people into having records for the rest of their lives that they don't deserve. they need a second chance. i also think we need to work on gun violence legislation. equally important, we need to work on economic justice. what we see in black and brown communities is a lack of and whenopportunity, you are in that kind of despair it's hard to look ahead. i want to say that this will take a lot of work. it's not a single issue problem, but we have to look at it economically. and we have to make sure that we will look at the community itself. sen. kirk: i would say i have been quite critical of the ferguson police department and think they are too militarized. we need to train local police as and regard the taxpayers and voters on the other side. that is in any appropriate civil we wouldre

it's -- he's not a polished politician like you and hillary clinton, and so, you know -- >> i would adm polished -- >> i'm telling you what the -- >> a great line from the gospel of matthew. fullness of the heart, the mouth speaks. >> yeah. >> when donald trump says women should be punished, or mexicans are rapists and criminals, or john mccain is not a hero, he's showing you who he is. >> senator, you whipped out that mexican thing again. look -- >> can you defend it? >> there are criminal aliens in this illegally who are perpetrating violence and taking -- >> you want to use a broad brush against mexicans on that? >> he also said and many of them are good people. you keep leaving that out of your quote. if you want me to go there, i'll go there. there is a choice here. it is a choice on life. i couldn't be more proud of standing with donald trump who's standing for the right to life. it's a principle that senator kaine and i'm very gentle about this because i really do respect you, it's a principle that embrace and i've appreciated the fact that you've supported the hite amendment in

american proposal that might have, if the president had allowed it, if reagan had allowed it to keep the adm treaty in place for another ten years while sdi was developed. imagine what the world would be like now if that had gone through. by the way, there would have been a great deal of angst on the part of our allies and our nuclear priesthood, but the two presidents had the ability to sign a treaty like that. it would've been with the another set of anxiety and controversies different from the ones that we are dealing with here. >> that's a fascinating question. if they had signed it in the french and the british had established they wanted their independent nuclear force, so what would we have done it would been difficult to persuade them but that idea that the two big boys simon and how does the rest of the world adjust to that signature? would they have objected and done horrific things? may be. the likelihood is they would've come on board eventually. these things happened in stages. the man who raised the question about how you get this information out, keep reading history because y

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