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the first advantage we believe we have, the competitive advantage, going back to the ai question in thisworld is we believe our people within the framework of what we're trying to accomplish provide us an enormous competitive advantage. second thing was talked to by paul. jointness. jointness is hard. it takes all of the western armies and our armed forces to a greater or lesser degree are going more towards joint solutions. why? because your battle network, if you have discrete functional networks, it will never operate as well as a cohesive joint network, so we're very -- 30 years since goldwater-nichols, so we have -- and our competitors are trying to copy us in this regard. the third thing you hit on is our allies. we believe in our national security strategies that alliances are absolutely central to not only our security and our partners' security but to global security. if you compare us with our potential pacing competitors, they don't have a lot of allies. we do. so from the very beginning, we have been talking with our partners and our allies about how we work this together and

when is it for a perm advantage and when is it not for a personal advantage? we just saw it. >> i think justice brooir, breyer, that it is information given to another person for that person to profit on it, something that insider himself a forbidden to do.another person to profit on it, something that insider himself a forbidden to do. it's covered. >> so if you give it to anyone in the world whom you happen know and you believe that that person will trade on it, that is for a personal advantage. >> yes. >> what is the personal advantage? >> you have taken valuable corporate information and you're giving a gift of that information to a person to enable them to profit. >> what is the personal advantage that you received? >> the advantage that you receive is that you are able to make a gift with somebody else's property. and i think that to the extent that the court used -- >> that's a personal advantage? >> let me step back for a hin minute. what court was trying to do in dirks is separate out when an insider was breaching his fiduciary duty about when he was

the first advantage we believe we have, the competitive advantage, going back to the ai question in this world is we believe our people within the framework of what we're trying to accomplish provide us an enormous advantage. second thing was talked to by paul. jointness. jointness is hard. it takes all of the western armies and our armed forces to a greater or lesser degree are going more towards joint solutions. why? because your battle network, if you have discreet functional networks, it will never operate as well as a cohesive joint network, so we're very -- 30 years since goldwater nickels, so we have -- and our competitors are trying to copy us in this regard. the third thing you hit on is our allies. we believe in our national security strategies that alliances are absolutely central to not only our security and our partners' security but to global security. if you compare us with our potential pacing competitors, they don't have a lot of allies. we do. so from the very beginning, we have been talking with our partners and our allies about how we work this together and the way we

you can take advantage of me. they watch how you are taking advantage of them. they see your macanacians are working. and you sad, cynical person. >> it is like edward norton in "primal fear." >> craig, you are a happy guy. do you notice that people try to pull wool over your eyes? >> i do notice that and i am learning a lot. look what happened with the election. hillary clinton had the smile on all the time and trump doesn't look like he lass smiled since 1998 and he met melania during fashion week. >> did you see him during the debate? he scouled the whole time and was still elected. why is that? >> there are a lot of reasons he was electedded. i will take notes from you guys and demand that you move on from me. >> his scoul was human and her smile was inhuman. >> authenticity. >> i think i knew this -- before reading my study because as i make a big purchase like a car as big as a car, i put a scoul on my face. when i need a salesperson it is not the chipper shillue. i gloom and doom it because i don't want to get taken advantage of. >> really cheerful people

when is it for a personal advantage and when is it not for a personal advantage? >> so i think -- >> we decide -- >> i think, justice breyer, that whenever information is given it's inside information, it's begin by an insider to another person for that person to be able to profit on it, something that the insider himself is forbidden to do -- >> so if you know. >> -- it's covered. >> if you give it to anyone in the world whom you happen to know and you believe that that person will trade on it, that is for a personal advantage. >> yes. >> yes? what is the personal advantage? >> you have taken valuable corporate information and you are giving a gift of that information to a person to enable them to profit. >> so what is the personal advantage that you received? >> the advantage that you receive is that you are able to make a gift with somebody else's property and i think that to the extent the court used the word -- >> that is a personal advantage? >> well, justice breyer, let me step back for a minute. what the court was trying to do in dirks was separate out whe

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guest: the predators are those who are attempting to take advantage of the programs that were createdhe benefit of the middle-class, programs that made the middle class in america , social security, medicare, the housing finance programs and to essentially divert part of the revenue stream from those programs to private benefit. host: who would be the predators? guest: well, in the case of the housing finance sector, one could talk about the banks that took advantage in mortgage groups that to your advantage of the political d supervision over the last 15 years to write massive amounts of fraudulence mortgages and peddle them to the world investment community. that was a very predatory act, which contributed massively to the financial crisis. in the case of the retirement programs in the effort privatize social security. we could talk about the way in which the drug benefit of medicare was initiated and administered that benefited the pharmaceutical companies are more than it should have picked this is the kind of thing i'm referring to. host: the subtitle of this book is how conserva

this time advantage seahawks. >> i'm not here to make excuses to say it was a p.i. i just -- we just lost a game. and i want to give credit to the seahawks. it was a well fought game on both sides of the ball. they played to the end. yard at the end. and we didn't get it. >> it was a physical game too. with both teams taking big time hits. >> that was a big hit for sure. probably one of the hardest i got hit in my career for sure by a good player, a good fast player who is like a missile. >> reporter: the patriots are 7- 2 and still in good shape to secure a bye and home field advantage in but the biggest concern is the patriots defense.

advantag? >> dak has had an unprecedented year.ecte >> uh-huh. >> two interceptions for thenter year, nine wins, doings, doing something nobody has ever doneon before. advantage kirk.vantir it's got to end at some point. >> got to prove it it.ot >> got to keep on proving it.t. all right. here we go. >>> this is another turn one. >>> advantage fat rob kelly kly versus sikh ezekial elliott. elo >> fat rob. i di't he proved me wrong.roved mero i didn't buy into it the second game he proved me pved wrong. ezekial elliott is a beast. aea >> i hate to say this on tvs on but he's right.. absolutely ezekial elliott isllo the real deal, yes, he is., he's the new emmitt. >> the new emmitt smith, okay.it we'll go with that.we'lgo w listen to this. i don't know who josh normanno is going to be coveringovering whether it's des or beasley. bey >> i hope it's des. hasas to. if he's covering des who hasdesh the advantage?dvange >> between those two? you gotou to be -- if you had to pick. pic >> speed-wise i'm

when is it for a personal advantage, and when is it not for a personal advantage? >> so i think that -- >> do we decide? >> i think it, justice breyer, that whenever information is given, it inside information to its given by insider to another person for that person to be able to profit on it, something that inside himself is forbidden to do. it's covered. >> if you give it to anyone in the world, whom you happen to know, and she believe that that person will trade on it, that is for a personal advantage, yes speak yes. >> what is the personal advantage? >> you have taken valuable corporate information and you're giving the gift of that information to a person to enable them to profit. >> so what is the personal advantage that she received? >> the advantage that you receive is that you're able to make a gift with somebody else's property. i think to the extent that the court used the word -- >> that is a personal advantage? >> justice breyer, let me step back for a minute. what the court was trying to do in dirks was separate out when an insider with breaching his

it's advantage clinton. when you look at the map it is still advantage clinton. it is nowhere near advantage clinton if we were having this discussion last sunday or two or three sundays ago. no question it's intensified. democratic dna like minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania, donald trump may get one of those. problem is that he may need two or three of those to get to the map. >> that's one of the things that clinton campaign is smiling about. throw spaghetti on the wall and see what stucks. honesty at the end of the campaign here saying we're happy's going to minnesota, sioux city, iowa, and not staying in michigan. it may have been smarter for him to barnstorm michigan. they haven't voted yet. for all the early voting, michigan is on election day. it is a game day thing. he is going back grand rapids on monday night. >> it's midnight, though, right? >> i was talking about this yesterday. monday night at 11:00. his final rally was supposed to be with sean hannity. i don't know if he could get through the senate. that was supposed to be the big final event. they

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. >> he says trump does have an inenthusiasm advantage -- enthusiasm advantage. >> there is also opposition to trump. the clinton campaign has 20,000 offices across the state. democratic consultant says it is all about turn out now. >> both parties have also invested millions of dollars in sophisticated data mining technology that drills down to the micro level. >> it probably -- the way it is used, democrats have a little bit of an an advantage because they volunteers. both 2008 and 2012 colorado was the tipping point state. >> we will see what wins out. >> republicans started organizing here three years ago and are hoping that pays off. so far democrats have a 3% advantage in turn out with 30% of ballots in. you can see the crowd that has from chelsea clinton. we will have her message coming up at 10:00. back to you. >>> happening tonight a fun event for a great cause. it is about to kick off. karen lee joining the fun at the view house. some of the broncos will be there soon. >> yeah, that is right. we will have some seven broncos players here. it is well worth the ticket price to get in

scale the competitive advantage. but back to your original question, you can only scale the competitive advantage if a consumer wants the technology. so this is a bet we're making. we believe the consumers do. so far they do. and we feel good about it. the other thing i think is crucial, though, and this is a nice advantage that we have being in the luxury segment and being audi is we do command price premiums. we command higher pricing. the type of people who purchase our cars are highly educated. these are people who are affluent and people who want the latest and greatest technology. so it's little easier for us being in our position with our demographic and the mindset, you know, we are really a creative class brand if you will. people want the latest and greatest. audi's mantra is sort of high tech meets high design meets the times stow works for us. a volume oriented brand with a more pragmatic, strictly value oriented customer, it's going to be a little bit tougher without a doubt. host: in the recent guidelin

mark kirk as an incumbent you would think would have the advantage. he ran a -- forgive me, i don't mean it in a bad way, he ran a bad campaign. he called president obama the drug dealer in chief. it was not good politics. it was also embarrassing at a deeper level when she said to tammy duckworth after she talked about her family serving in the military, he said snidely, oh, i didn't remember your relatives coming over from thailand to serve george washington. in fact tammy duckworth's father, his family does actually have a record of military service going back to the american revolution. mark kirk apologized for that, but it was seen as such a low blow, i think there was no coming back from that for him. in the broader picture, that's a democratic pickup and that brings the democrats one big seat closer to taking control of the senate. >> it ends a challenging political story for mark kirk who, let's face it, came back from enormous physical challenges to get where he is today. >> that stroke, that's right. >> in terms of intellectual and physical

will it be enough, does hillary clinton have a built-in advantage in this electoral college, yes she does. he's got to find a blue states to flip. he's looking for them and he's looking at states like wisconsin and states like michigan. at this point, overnight as howard baker used to say, overnight is a lifetime in politics and i believe in this race more than any other that is true. >> he's doing something else smart in his messaging now it's not just clinton and the fbi e-mails, he was making a big pitch in terms of obamacare and trade and undoing nafta. those are the kind of issues with the open enrollment starting this huge increases in premiums and deductibles those are powerful messages. >> i think because both hillary clinton and donald trump have negatives each one keeps anything possible but i think there is a better chance of hillary clinton hitting 300 donald trump in 270. >> there's no doubt the republicans have a new spring in their step. but you look at what is happening in the state and republicans would still tell you that it's good to be difficult based on the infra

donald trump has proven he has advantaged in the rust belt. spending time in wisconsin and mitch garn -- charles: i think he would be focused on north carolina. >> i would say this best opportunity to steal blue states from hillary clinton or states leaning blue are pennsylvania, new hampshire and north carolina. 20 electoral volts in pennsylvania. charles: melania is giving a speech in the suburbs in pennsylvania. is that ones of his focus polls? i know pollsters don't like to see other polls -- tie wouldn't say it's bogus. but polling halloween weekend is risky. >> iraq's special forces from prepared to battle isis in a bid to recapture mosul. but what happens after that? we'll be right back. at old dominion, we see freight... ...as a combination of products and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. when you're clos

this is the first year the state is offering early voting as an option, and thousands have taken advantage. >> i have to go to springfield for work on tuesday so i want to make sure my vote in before then . >> well, i'm a traditionalist was determined to vote on tuesday and stick with what i've done for the past 40 years, and this morning, i decided i am going to go to new hampshire and help out with the get out the vote effort there. sera: as of thursday, more than 800,000 peop h nearly 25% of total turnout for this election. voters we've talked with say the early option helps more people participate in democracy. >> it's absolutely about convenience. i have lived in other states where they had early voting, so it is great that massachusetts decided to do this year. sera: they are trying to get the road in at the lunch hour -- a lot of local election officials are being asked to stay open at least until 5:00 tonight, but again, the last day of early voting. but there is always tuesday. you can vote on election day. live from city hall plaza, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: and

so why would not be taking advantage of the technology that is there? we could mitigate that. >> host: mentioned a level to package is $2,400 is the cost to you recoup your investment at that cost or is there a subsidy? electric be told what happens in the automotive business there is a lot of high investment upfront then you get that back as you could scale that. so right now on this car probably not. but as an amorphous into the other models with 20 dousing units than 100,000 units yes. so we do believe investing in the front end gives the competitive advantage. but back to your original question it is only at scale if the consumer wants the technology we believe that they do so far and we feel good about it. but what is crucial with a nice advantage to be in the luxury segment is redo command price premiums and higher pricing people who purchase our cars are highly educated, affluent and they want the latest in greatest technology so it is a little easier for us with the mindset of our demographic to be a creative class brand high-tech meets high des

who has the advantage? cnn politics executive editor mark preston live at the decision desk with a look at the numbers. what do you have, my friend? >> hey, good morning, chris. yeah, election day a week from now. 24.4 million, a little more than that have actually voted already in 38 states. 12.4 million in the 12 battleground states. basically, this is the path to 270 electoral votes that donald trump and hillary clinton needs to get. let's take a look at one specific state in particular. it's a state that barack obama is going to be in today. a state of north carolina. we saw joe biden there yesterday. 1.6 million people have voted in north carolina. who has the advantage when it comes to registration now. these are democrats who have already cast their ballots. republicans cast their ballots. look at this number down here, 26.1%. these are folks independents or aligned with another party. so looks like democrats have a pretty good lead. in many ways they do, 220,000 vote lead. but let's look at 2012 rig

florida, ten-point advantage. arizona, three-point advantage. pennsylvania pa and big advantage in nevada. take a look at temperament and honesty and trustworthiness, character traits at the very core of this election. you see flaws on each side. the temperament question, he is down in every single state. huge. look at that. 56-34. 20-point gaps. 23, 25-point gaps where she's seen as the one to have the temperament to serve as president. ask about hon effort and trustworthiness across all these states, that is her achilles' heel to what david was saying. down in every category there, in arizona he beats her 51-36. nevada, 51-37. florida, 46-40. pennsylvania even where she's ahead 46-38. so it is clear if this issue -- if the race is about character, you're going to hear the clinton campaign talk as about donald trump temperament as possible and hear the trump campaign talk about hillary clinton's honesty and trust worthiness. >> in these four states, interesting, donald trump has a better image being more honest and trustworthy than hillary clin

matchup advantage, what do i mean by that? watch what this guy doze, turning the corner, turning on the speed and then diving for the pylons right here. d.j. was outstanding again when this team needed him most, but it's the matchup advantage when you split him out as wide receiver. keep an eye on this big play on 3rd and eight that kept that cardinals in field goal range. again, it's the running back, 31, against the slower linebacker, number 50, and that's precisely what you do in the design of these football plays. give me the faster johnson against the slower linebacker, and i asked bruce arians about that very matchup today. >> we'd like that matchup. sometimes it would be eric reed, and we like that matchup too. so, you know, it just so worked out with at the end of the game, plays called, versus that matchup. we are going to do a sprint out and get david one on one, and we got the matchup we wanted. >> monday night football, and we'll get to that in a second, but, yeah, let's do it right now. we head to met life stadium

. >> six in 10 of us are expected to take advantage of bargains and shop over the weekend. jay gray reports from one of the busiest malls in the actually began while the turkey was still warm. shoppers started black friday on thursday. but, the real crush comes today through the weekend when 6 in 10 americans are expected to make a holiday purchase. >> we know that they are not only shopping but 61% of people are planning to spend more money this season as opposed to last. >> reporter: sales are predicted to be up by 3.6% over la the end of what has been a difficult year for retailers. once again this year, big ticket items include electronics, televisions, clothes and toys are also a go to gift. shoppers can either show up to sores or log in. everyone looking for a bargain on black friday. >> and that was jay gray reporting. locally, we are going to see as some stores that were not open last night are open this morning. >> shopping should be a fun experience and a safe one. law enforcement reminds you if you are going out shopping, be aware of your surroundings. wral's emm

kimberly: the redskins have home field advantage, the packers have home weather advantage. >> you have to have -- to be a diehard to go to the game. >> now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealer. robert: redskins looking for we are getting ready for the primetime battle. hopefully the redskins are ready. erin: take a look behind me. many of the players are bundled up out here at fedex field. this is the coldest home game so far this season. we are an hour and a half away from kickoff. take a look mind me, you can see the players with sweatshirts on, trying to stay warm, do whatever here, he has oh a tank top on. he is the only one wearing the tank top. he has to be freezing. earlier come i caught up with mike jones from the westing -- the washington post and asked if the team is better than the one that lost to the packers in the playoffs last season. >> i think so. they have the experience factor with comfortable in the system. offensively, they are more athletic. it is not the way it was when they had pot roasts and the guys were really struggling to get

it was not possible because taylor knew about the advantage >> taylor stole food from us, that's why he's gone. let's look at the bigger picture here. >> oh, man, taylor and jay dragged my name through the mud, and now everybody knows about my advantage. i want jay out of this game so badly i can taste his blood in my mouth. >> is there any food left from the feast hidden somewhere? >> i do know where it is. he said he proved -- moved it. >> dude, so i'm in tribal council just thinking, tails, stop talking, dude, you're burying me with you. not only are you going out, but now you're making sure i go out next. how am i going to clean this up? so i unbury the food just as good faith, hey, here's the food, this is what's left and i'm going to be honest. >> you found it? >> yeah. >> because now my back is literally up against the wall. literally. but considering the fact that i

advantage. clinton will likely use the comey information to her advantage. >> thanks for being with us today. we want to ask you this microsoft pulse question. on this topic. despite fbi director james comey's surprise letter to awe nbc news poll shows clinton maintaining her lead over trump. will the fbi announcement change your vote? the pulse is live at pulse. msnbc.com. weigh in on twitter, facebook, snapchat. in the meantime, there are a lot of numbers coming at you. hope your eyes aren't glazing over with which poll shows what. some seeming to contradict each other. where does the race actually really stand? one of the smartest guys out there helps us break it down. steve kornacki on set with us. and the fbi now launching a preliminary inquiry into trump's former campaign manager's ties to russia. more ahead on that. stay with us. proud of you, son. ge! a manufacturer. well that's why i dug this out for you. it's your grandpappy's hammer and he would have wanted you to have it. it meant a

it's not competitive advantage. if you have to work together in order to protect the entire industry or you're going to get in trouble. >> i told my folks, we actually by computers with a ship attack. >> last year when it was hacked, defect was called within days. if it's an unreasonable risk to safety, we don't just regulate, we enforce. those tools are already there. >> we also enforce. >> yeah. >> you don't enforce. you use to, yeah. >> should we expect partisan politics to obstruct the pace of cyber security changes in the auto industry, and if so, what issues. >> let's say, i hope not. hopefully we can rise above that. i don't know i'm always amazed. >> sometimes it just does. >> it just does. >> sometimes logic doesn't factor into this process, it shouldn't. >> it's a basic safety issue we'll be able to save lives and shaving 80% in the short run is a big big deal not to mention the hundreds of thousands folks that are injured, on a continuing basis, hopefully that's something we can rally behind it and unders

. >> adam has an advantage in this game. >> jeff: but the tribe couldn't forgive him for stealing food. >> you ate it? >> me and jay ate it because we thought you were voting us out. >> jeff: sending him to the jury. taylor, the prescribe has spoken. 11 are left, who will be voted >> man, that was some tribal, huh? >> that was insane. >> if i can just say, i am very sorry to all of you for not telling you. it was not possible because taylor knew about the advantage that i didn't want to reveal to that's why he's gone. let's look at the bigger picture here. >> oh, man, taylor and jay dragged my name through the mud, and now everybody knows about my advantage. i want jay out of this game so badly i can taste his blood in my mouth. >> is there any food left from the feast hidden somewhere? >> i do know where it is. he said he proved -- moved it.

we have an advantage like you saw in the super bowl. they will have a problem matching up against the size and quickness of our guys. >> it might be even better with dion lewis returning. he's been activated, we don't know if officially but what does he have to make? >> forget what lewis did. he is ability to catch the ball intercut instantaneous. they want him to prepare. >> patriots offense is about creating mismatches. they've got a number of players and mismatches. for one more into the mix, all of a sudden that becomes than 20, 25 plays. but the fact is he is a player that the defense has to account for when is on the field. >> we will have much more as we look at the offense. but first, one of the most pleasant surprise so far this season. >> i love it here. i love the guys, the coaches, the locker room. and it's a wonderful family type feeling here and that is what you need to win. >> with tom brady serving four-game suspension, it was legarrett blunt that started the season. ? ? ? with simply right checking from santander bank,

; advantages in employment, social advantages, psychological advantages, and cognitive advantages.t just seems to me to be such a shame that we are an immigrant country. we are blessed with this richness of languages and to not take advantage of that, to not let our kids have that opportunity, seems to be just a tremendous waste; a tremendous waste of resources. >> reporter: recent polling in california suggests voters support more bilingual programs. spiegel-coleman says 20 years ago, attitudes were different. >> we would've gotten dirty looks, we would've been insulted. people would have said things to us like, "that's the spanish only program, they should be learning english." we didn't hear any of that today.' >> reporter: she's hoping those changed attitudes will translate into votes this november. for the pbs newshour and education week, i'm kavitha cardoza reporting from san francisco. >> woodruff: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: are political strategists worth the millions they're paid? the struggle to find health insurance coverage for children with autism. and wh

the other ones are the medicare advantage group meetings. these actually do showcase specific medicare advantage plans correct available for 2017. you do need to reserve a spot for this and you do have license professionals on site. >> i'm the licensed professional. >> oh, good. [laughter] >> so you are there at these. >> i'm there just telling bad jokes teaching pe and they are just like. >> because they are just waiting for the bad punch line. >> i don't get it i'm the only one laughing so it's fun. >> good thing i did not go into comedy. >> i'm not a comedian no i'm not. i'm great at insurance though. [laughter] >> people can attend those. fridays again, those medicare 101 informational meetings only they are held every friday at 10:00 a.m. in your office in there is one tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. then november 17 at 3:00 p.m. licensed agent will be present you should reserve your seat there is no cost for the event, but there will be again, tom there cracking really bad jokes. so the licensed agent present with sales materials and edge rollme

does hillary clinton have some old in advantages in this electoral college? yes, she does. he has to find blue states to flip and he is looking for them and he is looking in states like wisconsin, states like michigan, and at this point overnight as howard banker is to say, overnight is a lifetime in politics. and i believe in this race more than any other is true. david: he is doing something else very smart in his messaging, not just about youton and the fbi emails, saw him making a big pitch in terms of obamacare and in terms of trade and undoing nafta and those are the kind of issues particularly with yesterday as open a roman started for a bombing -- open enrollment started with obamacare and huge increases in deductibles. david: kent donald trump when this election -- can donald trump win this election? charlie: i think because they have these messages, the high floor and low season -- there is a better chance of donald -- hillary clinton hitting 300 and donald trump hitting 270. mike: there is no doubt republicans have a new spring in their step. republicans at the t

take advantage of that. talk about the brands that you have right now. oh we got all the brands, chris. we got lg, bosch, whirlpool, kitchenaid, stearns & foster, sealy. 300,000 square foot warehouses loaded, to get your appliances and mattresses you wanted to get. yeah so 300,000 square foot facility. you can walk off all your thanksgiving meal, you know, and see what they've got! and the lord knows this guy needs to walk off his meals. yeah absolutely now is the time to get in there. and everything's in stock. everything is in stock. there's gonna be no delays. again, 40 to 80, thousands of appliances, and hundreds of mattresses. yeah let's talk about the mattresses too, of appliance factory. yeah you bet. and again, we're gonna have 40 to 80% off the hundreds of mattresses, and most people don't realize we have the largest selection of tempur-pedic, sealy, stearns & foster in denver. all available for same day too. yeah right, okay. which is amazing, not many people can do that. so again, don't miss out. right sure. miss thursday, friday, don't miss o

chicago stayed alive with a 3-2 advantage to playing at home? >> when you're on the road, one, it is kind of you against the world, which is ok. but the biggest thing of all is when you are the home team, you hit last. so you get to use your bullpen differently, and that is a huge advantage. >> both these teams, their bullpens have been phenomenal. we will see in game six. may be a game seven wednesday. >> we will see. time to look at your forecast ahead. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. let's protect social security, make college affordable for families and fix a tax system that rewards companies for exporting our jobs. i'm russ feingold and

and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. i approve this message because in washington, i'll work with anyone to solve problems. for nevada. morning with dave hall, maria silva, monica jackson, jason feinberg , . weather 24/7 with cassandra jones and traffic solutions with ken smith. this is fox5 news now to a follow up story we first brought you as breaking news yesterday morning. two men remain hospitalized after a shooting on the las vegas strip sot : "omg i can't believe it. if i was here i don't know what i would've done" sot : "it's gonna kinda scare people away" police say two men were shot on a pedestrian bridge.. then the suspect left the scene.. but was later found. there is now word on the victim's current conditions. police say a deadly home- invasion this weekend... involving two suspects on the run... may have been over drugs. it happened near torrey pines and twain. two suspects went inside the victim's home... where a gunshot was heard after. officers found a man's body inside.. and say the two suspects were s

of course, both sides saying that issue works to their advantage.te republicans hammering away at clinton's e-mail issue. >> there's a culture of corruption that she's brought to the democratic party from top to bottom. >> reporter: democrats say the fbi's bombshell has only hardened support. turning out more volunteers for clinton over the weekend. >> the voters you're hearing from, the people you're talking to -- >> they're not worried about it either. >> reporter: now polling shows a tightening race. a fierce fight for new hampshire's four electoral votes. clinton still up by seven points. but just a couple of weeks ago she was up by 15. tuesday, clinton bringing in her biggest help, bernie sanders, kicking off his nationwide tour for her with two stops in new hampshire. >> the differences between secretary clinton and mr. trump are day and night. >> reporter: and last week, it was senator elizabeth warren, a favorite among liberals, firing up women. >> i got news for you, donald trump. >> reporter: since clinching the nomination -- >> we love ne

first of all, i think putin took advantage of two presidents.resident bush and president obama and had different levels of success with them. certainly this president will be tested by putin to be sure. this is a guy that uses aggression and force in georgia in camei crimea, eastern ukrain to achieve his political roles, put russia back on a world stage. he is also very interested if eastern europe and particularly the baltics. so he is on the move. he has to understand, clearly that the united states is not going to tolerate this kind of aggressive and assertive behavior at the expense of our interest and the expense of our allies. we have got to lay that market down clearly for him. rebuilding the military is something putin will pay attention to. because capabilities make a difference. if we have the intent to use the military only when needed, then that also becomes, then, therefore, a credible deterrent. i don't believe that has been the case with president obama. i think putin believes that no matter what es escalation putin would do that

we can't sustain forever but we have a competitive advantage today. >> afterward there is on booktv and sunday at 9:00 pm eastern. you can watch all previous afterwards programs on our website, booktv.org. >> there are 3000 students in the overall study but the book focuses on six of them just to help the reader understand what this looks like up close. that was one of my tasks but ÷÷÷ these students have gone through enormous challenges and i want to see them. consider someone like chloe, a young woman who grew up on a farm in rural wisconsin and thought it would be really cool to be able to take care of animals which is a pretty normal ambition and she went to a two year college so she could do that. so many people think community college is free in this country. chloe was one of those who figured out that was not true. she had very little money, her family was tasked by the federal government to pay a couple dollars a year for ÷÷÷÷ college. even after all her grants became to she was facing a bill of $10,000 a year and she was asking how am i supposed to do that and just because

and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. victim's girlfirend opens up about the terrifying moments. (stephanie gruttadauria, victim's girlfriend) "i just want to know, could i have saved him? i just feel awful." stephanie gruttadauria says she was at her home near twain and torrey pines saturday afternoon...when two men approached her home. seconds later a gunshot was fired, killing her boyfriend--tom jones. i'm so scared. witness. detectives believe this was drug-related. they say the men arrived in a stolen yellow moving truck. if you have any information, you're asked to call crimestoppers. 09.10.16.00 "what's going on with the kids these days? and is anybody getting in trouble for anything these days?" parents outraged over this facebook video that shows someone jumping on a metro car and smashing the windshield. in the video you hear the teen yelling "put 'em in a coffin"..referring to a popular face covered by an e-moji. it appears the video was shot near first and ogden. we also discovered this video on the teen's pag

kennedy who was known as advantage of all kinds of things in the stock market. he came down and really regulated that market. >> yeah. i think an arsonist or a crook is a pretty good one to hire. if i want to solve my security computer security problems, i'll hire a hacker provided they've gone to the right side. i think trump has to bring into his tax cutting coalition these nine red state senators who are up for reelection in 2018 and flip some to republicans or get them to broader co growth coalition. >> is it conceivable that trump could get a coalition of a few democrats with a republican majority. >> i think the market reaction to his election says it's conceivable. i don't think anyone expected he would have control of the house and senate so it's possible to get a good tax cut here. whether it's simplification, i think we're dreaming. lobbyists are the effect of a tax code and the government that's grown too large. >> just the fact that we're going have three individual tax rates as opposed to the many we have now, that's simplification. >> it is simplif

we're all kind of in this holiday spirit and taking advantage of all the sales. the atmosphere is so much fun. a lot of family traditions are started on this day. >> you actually -- you enjoy working this day in some ways. >> in some ways i do. i will be here until early morning and then the next shift will come in. but i love it. it is kind of this extra thrill because it is a different type of day for us. this is the start of the holiday season. >> reporter: very briefly, there some good deals to take advantage. >> i think way will probably partake in some of those tonight myself. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> reporter: good look tonight. i know you'll be busy. we'll be staying out here through outevening to monitor the shopping situation. guys, back to you. >> real quickly, you know, controlled is good versus crazy. you mentioned coach. tell us about some of the other deals and the other sales that you are seeing this year? >> i walked -- i was actually walking around after they closed last night and i was looking at the signs. a lot of them say 50% o

early vote, being banked where her infrastructural advantages, financial advantages, the ground game you're talking about, that's not just on election day. election day happens oefrs week. >> get to the polls now, immediately before comey does anything else. >> florida, north carolina, nevada, she may have banked so many votes and have so much of an advantage, he may win election day but that might not be enough to make him the win are of the election. >> i was over at trump tower today shooting stuff for this week's "the circus" i saw kellyanne conway. they're loose. they're either bluffing or they are telling the truth when they say our internal data is better than the public data. the clinton folks say, very similar to what president obama's campaign says, we've seen the numbers, we have so much more data. we're going to win. >> it's exactly what happens every four years and you find the fact that they lie to you. they all say this stuff. could you tell today? >> they both seemed pretty confident. >> if you haven't seen "the circus" you have to check it out. you can download them

their advantage was 87,000. so a state that democrats are contesting, polling shows it's even if not tight. >> good news for democrats. let's end up in nevada. about 512,000. people have returned their ballots so far five days before election day. we dig into it a little bit here and democrats have a 29,000 ballot advantage over republicans. go back to 2012, they had a 38,000 ballot advantage but as we're tracking this, this is tracking along the same numbers, good news for democrats. this is not predictive of what will happen in the election. it does give us an idea of how the gop operations are working, the get out the vote operations for both political parties. it's worth noting the voters both parties are trying to get out, these are low propensity voters, one they don't think will necessarily show up on election day, they want their vote banked right now. brooke? >> thank you for those numbers, mark preston. gloria borger is with us, cnn chief political analyst, manu raju, political reporter, kirsten power,