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and i am the first and hopefully forward ast to put plan to move us toward a 100% clean electric red50 -- electric grid by 2050. and if we want to get wages going up in the writer action, yes, we must restore wage and and one ofies back those important policies is this. you won't wages to go up rather than down or flatlining? let's get 11 million of our neighbors out of the awfully book shadow economy and into the full light of an american oak and economy by passing comprehensive immigration reform. party's, the democratic race for president, has just begun. there are about 100 days to go theirthe voters have voiceunity to have their heard in the iowa caucus. i aim excited about the future. i could not be more honored to be having this sort of conversation on our stage, because you saw the debate the other night, and you hurting very different debate than what the other people have, didn't you? there was no bashing of immigrants. there was no bashing of immigrants. you did not hear us say denigrating things about women. far from it. is easy totimes it become discouraged about our nat

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he won a case @ast year against the estate of one- time sniper d auttor chris kyll. ventura said kyye defamed him in his best-selling book, 'american sniper.' a jury awarded ventura one-point- eight millionollars. lawyers for several news corporations are hoping to overturn the verdict. also today, two people charged in thehedeath of a toddler known as "baby doe" will appear in court. the body of the child- now identified as bella bond- was found on a boston beach i june. a nationwide effort took place to identify the two-year-old girl. bella's mother along with another man will appear in court for a hearing. four people are taken to the hospal after a crash involving a bus. it happened at the intersection of highway 281 and fairbank-amish boulevard in buchanan county yesterday. authorities say tte driver of the car failed to obey a stop sign -- causing the bus to hit it. two passengers were on th bus "this is large scale... you know require a much resources as when you have a bus because you don't kkow how many are on." the peoppe hurt are expected to survive. one p

middle 60's and sunday marathon in the 50's. 70.ounding to up are 60's to morning showers very limited ast and back to 16 monday and tuesday and by ednesday remnants of what is now patricia. leon: that is all we want is remnants. us.ks for joining stay tuned for jimmy kimmel live. website for the losings of the marine corps marathon. vo: does hal parrish share our values? as mayor, parrish cut school funding nearly three million dollars. reading and science scores fell. parrish said no to opening new women's health clinics, denying access to cancer screenings and breast exams. so instead of dealing with the economy and jobs, parrish will join with the richmond extremists to slash education and threaten women's health care. hal parrish -- too extreme for r virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. parents help their children animals, seen those before but sometimes they do it on their own mmm foot wow food for giants oooo no wonder no one has eaten this sandwich kids discover the world with their mouths detergent is harmful if swallowed, so keep laundry pa

hall-way shot and doing just that in the game curry hits his only three of the game team high 19 pts, 6 astors up 20 late in the second quarter right before halftime k.j. mc-daniels comes down on andrew bogut. hitting him right in the nose bogut would leave the game with a broken nose. harrison barnes did not play in this gamenursing a bruised knee. final: 123 - 101 warriors >> pam :good night my name is jeff richardson, the vice president of operations here at c.k. mondavi. to make this fine wine it takes a lot of energy. pg&e is the energy expert. we reached out to pg&e to become more efficient. my job is basically to help them achieve their goals around sustainability and really to keep their overhead low. solar and energy efficiency are all core values of pg&e. they've given us the tools that we need to become more efficient and bottom line save more money. together, we're building a better california. >>> lamar odom 911. >> i need you to hurry please. >> is he conscious? >> no. >> clues to the tragedy. >> and the owner of the brothel versus the kardashians. >> tell khloe kardashian to

please make sure to have all the information printed and send it in at t ast two weeks in advance. if you would like your picture returned please include a self addressed stamped envelope. happy birthdayrom all of us at here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycam... south dakota's pheasant season opens tomorrow amid predictions that hunters will enjoy a better year than last. state wildlili officials estimate that the number of birds is up 42 percent this year due to a second consecutive year of favorable winter and spring weather. the pheasants- per-mile index is similar to 2011, when hunters bagged nearly 1.6 million birds. south dakota's pheasant season runs through january 3rd. the cold war is a hot topic in hollywood these days. this year, we've seen a handful of big-screen reenactments of the 40-year grudge, including "the man from uncle" and the chess movie "pawn sacrifice." now the masters of cinema take their turn with the ststen spielberg film "bridge of spies." here's raphael seth gives us a preview in the friday film feature. << "we need to know what the

the 91-year-old bush saw his ast astros win to take a 2-1 lead in the series. >> those socks are mild. >> he has fancy sox. >>> next, slowly creeping back up. have gas prices finally hit rock bottom? >>> and the alarming video. a town's councilman hit with a stun gun and placed in happened cuffs. >>> dramatic rescue. >>> a remarkable sight in tampa, florida. a water spout. it moves over the skyway bridge. startling drivers. and the funnel cloud lifts a u.s. postal semi truck right into the air. the driver walked away uninjured. mail scattered across the highway. >>> the insider lottery fraud in iowa is spreading. the former iowa employee convicted of rigging a drawing is now facing charges in wisconsin and colorado. all three cases, the the prizes were claimed by a third party, not the buyers of the ticket. all had ties to the former lottery working who is now appealing his conviction. >>> we've been benefitting from the low oil prices that the pump. now we might benefit at airports. airlines are starting to pass on to customers some of what they've been saving on jet fuel. fares comi

joints erfbt between mayors office of housing and the school district to provide affordable housing for ast least 500 teachers by the year 2020 and will use programs and refund and resource programs like a very successful teachers next door program. it is so successful as of today has zero money and we can renew that with some 200 what we call forgivable loans. i like that term, forgivable loans. they provide down payment assist toons the teachers so they can buy a home and continue to teach and live in the city. our school district and our office will jointly fund a housing development for at least 100 educator house holds. we will provide rental assistance frs at least 100 educators and provide at lease 250 thousand dollars of housing navigation counseling recollect if you will to over 100 education households within the next 5 years. all 4 of these programs are important because we heard in our discussions with teachers, with representatives, that not unlike the housing challenges in our city, the challenges for the teachers are just as variesied. stabilizing rental assistance, opportuni

if asts a lot of money road is built, and then you have to pair it up in order to do the deed. up in order to do the deed. my legislation -- and i am forward this and have a policy that you only did once. wherever federal dollars are spent to build roads, this will be done. it encourages mobile jurisdictions to do the right thing at the right time. it saves money, i think it is smart policy. is so common sense that i shouldn't even be adding sentences to it, but i do think it will advance broadband in a far more efficient and less costly way. we have mentioned greg walden a couple of times, republican from new york, chairman for the subcommittee on communications and technology. as the top democrat on that committee, how closely do you work with him? what is your relationship like? rep. eshoo: i think we have a good relationship. it becomes tense at times when we don't agree with each other. but we have a mutual regard for one another, we like each other. a relationship is never going to be a good one unless you work at it. take a person for granted or assume what they are thin

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ast week, we were talking about like with racism, we're still having to convince people these things't even talk about fixing them because we have to convince them they're problems. >> that puts you in a difficult position where you say, i just want the stay in my bubble. >> i thought it amazing when it comes to gun control, the second amendment is unassailable to those who support gun rights. but then when you talk about terror, the fourth amendment is apparently search and seizure. i'm going to listen to your phone calls and -- >> ironically, the fourth amendment goes into the crosshairs of this thing. >> nicely put. >> larry: that's kind of my job. >> what's amazing is everyone thinks that the changes are going to take guns away. like, you could support the second amendment. i support the second amendment but that doesn't mean we can't have laws. in other words, it's easier to get a gun than a scuba diving license. there is no training, you know. if you go sky diving, you know, they strap you to an instructor, throw you off the plane, maybe they do that with hunting, you go huntin

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when katrina hit the gulf course ast, it was just a category three. hurricane patricia is expected to bring flash floods and mud slides. but it's a fast-moving storm, meaning it may not linger in one area. >> going to a school, apparently. so far, so good. >> reporter: david lloyd is planning to ride out the storm in his high-rise. >> this is our safe room. has a door that will protect us from any flying glass. >> reporter: and people in rural areas may not now about the impact of this storm. who knows what scenes we'll wake up to tomorrow morning. david? >> and rob marciano in texas, where this will cause even more problems. first, we want to show everyone at home this new image. look at the eye of the storm. have you seen anything like this? and what's the track of the storm? >> just an incredible storm. it's a record breaker. a small core, but when it hits, it will do horrific damage. it will hit in the next couple hours, category three on land, mud slides, and a piece of this does make a run at texas. >> and you're standing in the flooding in texa

the treasury to planned parenthood back to the democrats will continue over and over i am glad they aste questions but they should have been asked a long time ago and the vicious cycle should stop. kennedy: even without the existence of the disgusting videos that is a deplorable enterprise. should we be having a different type of discussion about the open market where rational adult humans decide when they can sell their body parts? kennedy: this sale today is a felony in the united states matter how noble or voluntary if maybe. the sale of body parts from babies is a felony crime and the people of planned parenthood knows that this just department will never prosecute them for it but it ought to be lawful jefferson argued as long as the commercial transaction is voluntary in no other person is target should be lawful. kennedy: that should be the argument and the discussion. what else? >> in my world and those of most people watching us that 90 percent of what the government funds should be defended because the constitution doesn't authorize it so much money is wasted and it is ridiculo

kind of a foreign environment and hostile environment and at ast win one. then you get to go home and win one there and the series is over. >> right now trying to close it out against the cubs. hopefully the brooms are out everywhere. this was a all club that was 52-50. and now they're getting ready for the world series. i'll be live tomorrow morningay in the windy city on today in new york. hope you'll join us. we'll show you some highlightli d some postgame reaction. bainck to u guys in the studio. listen up new york. there's a new drug out there. and it's trying to destroy our generation. it's called synthetics. . . so, some guy thought it might be good idea to pray poison on some herbs, and then sell it to you. no, it's not marijuana. it goes by names like k2, spice, rocks. causes hallucinations, rapid heart-beat. vomiting, seizures. .and it can kill you the first time you smoke it. we gotta have each other's backs. this is our future. and the future of new york is saying no to synthetics! go to oasas.ny.gov, or call or

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ast night police killed jewish man thinking he was an israeli attacker.min netanyahu talked about this in berlin today with the u.s. secretary of state. john kerry said he will present plans for defusing the violence over the weekend. russia is pushing for early presidential elections in syria. the official said the president would decide himself whether or not to see reelection and syriae conditions in should not be an obstacle to the boat. united states, european union, and the gulf cooperation council all refuse to recognize the previous election. el niÑo is back and could be hearing up to wreck havoc. it has not really reached north america yet. it could be one of the three strongest el niÑo weather patterns since 1980. whether officials said we should expect major disruptions including widespread drought and flooding. that is a look at the first word news right now. you can always find the latest news at bloomberg.com. thank you. mark crumpton at the news desk. now we are less than 30 minutes away from the closing bell. julie hyman has a look at wher

firefighters saw flames nd smoke at 623 ast collegg street. thaa happened about 5:15 yesterday evening. witness think a lightning strike caused the fire. they told tv-9 they heard a loud boom before it started. everyone in the home made it out safely. t-v nine has confirmed that well-known artist hans breder lives at this house. policecesay a cedar rapids man broke into an empty home and started a fire. 50 year old richard alatalo faces arson and burglary charges. police say a witness at a gas station near the house at 16-16 j street uthwest saw aaman kick in the front door. officers weren't sure if the man was armed, so they surrounded te home with guns drawn. then they arrested alatalo whenhe ran out through the back door. police puout a small fire on a bedroom floorr several groups iiiowa city plan to protest at the board of regents meeting today. the union called the campaign to organize graduate students is partnering with iowa defending our universities for the protest. they ill gather outtde where the board oo regents meet today at 3 th

at t ast the wind, , ich has been blustery through the past 36 hours, has finally died off and is currently under 10 miles per hour. pacing through the dayplanner, it looks like we'll have a high temperature today in the mid 50s, but t chance of raininlso develops as we enter the afternoon. here's a look at your stormcast hd where we'll have some sunshine this morning, but clouds will be pretty fast to wrap in during the afternoon. rain showers will begin during the afternoon and last through the sioux city police chief doug young is teaming up with local native american activist frank lamere from the four directionscenter... to come e up with the best possssle solution for homelessnessss and public intoxication. chief young knows that restrictions won't completly stop the problem, but he says it's a start. abc9 news reporter bria bell has more. "beer cans are cracked opened" single can beer restrictions may be coming to businesses that sell adult beverages in the sioux city area as a way to help curb public intoxoxation arrests s d alcohol addictions. "i don't know if that's possible, it's

the real estate mogul further asting kasich for his ties to failed wall street firm lehman brothers. and another sparring match... as jeb bush goes after first-year senator marco rubio for missing senate votes to campaign. (bush) "when you signed up for this, this is a six-year term. you should be showing up to term." (rubio) "someone has convinced you that attacking me is going to help you." bio defended his voting record with a comparison to john mccain and others who missed votes during presidential campaigns. new jersey governor chris christie drew applause for his slam on a question about regulating betting for fantasy football. (christie) we have 19 trillion in debtbt people out of work, we have isis and al qaeda attacking us and we're really talking about fantasy football? can we stop? as the candidates battled over their records and tax plans... they found agreement on one thing: ted cruz vents their shared frustration with the moderators. (cruz) "this is not a cage match... jejeica rae: duringngnd after the debate, c-n-b-c moderators came under attack. r-n-c chairman (rainss

ast is why i went through the commencement speaker for the medical school in 2013.lie: tell me more about the ideas that you believe in, one that education does not want to hear the conservative point of view. ben: education is the dividing line, really. charlie: these things that you don't talk about that much -- give us a deeper understanding, or share your ideas about the country. ben: my deeper understanding is that i believe very much in what the founders of this country wanted, which was a country that was of, for, and by the people. with the government being there for the purpose of facilitating life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. the socialist believe something quite contrary to that, that the and thatt knows best somehow there will be a utopian society where nobody has to worry about anything from cradle to grave. charlie: who do you think in american politics is advocating the socialist philosophy? ben: it's consistent with the policies of people who want big government and big government programs. they should be pretty easy to identify. reagan ma

. >> jimmy: is that as nerve-rackcking ast gets when it comes to performing? >> yeah. i mean, it's -- that's our song, you know? >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> and you know you know it. but -- >> jimmy: but you kind of don't know it. >> it's not something you sing everybody but it's not even that. i screw up the words to my own songs. >> jimmy: do you rely? >> that i have sang a thousand times. something that your don't, you know, don't sing every day. >> jimmy: and the echo you have there in the stadium. >> and people start singing along, like half a second behind you so you have to ignore them. >> jimmy: it's hard. and yet when somebody screws u up we make nothing but fun of them. >> we do. >> jimmy:ometimes we get mad at them. >> i always ask -- because i feel like nowadays people might not know the wordss much as -- >> jimmy: do you think fewer people know the words to that song? >> i think perhaps because we used to sing it in school all the time and stuff like that and we don't dohat so much anymore. but, yeah, they have the words usually somewhere in the stadium. >>

he has ast pergers before. it matches adam lanza. to be clear, as yes just said, there's no link between the syndrome and planned violence. there have been many studies done on this. people with autism is on the autism spectrum are no more likely to be violent than others. kelly wallace is joining us, who often writes about family issues. thank you for being on with us. >> great to be with you. >> evan just talked about these online postings. when the mother talked about how her son has autism. we learned a e detail from "the new york times" that she took her son to a psychiatric hospital. we don't know exactly for what, though. and yet he had all these guns in the house. what do you make of that? >> she learned nothing from nancy lanza. the parallels are uncanny. she did the exact same thing. the same diagnosis. but what you end up with, parent who is have these children who are on the autism spectrum, is they get their parental blinders on. they know the child better than anyone. in this case, she's a nurse. and a little knowledge

on the eve of the jewish new used radical islamists firebombs and explosive devices s well ast jews a christians from visiting the temple mount. theesentatives speak of sacredness of their holy site but when islamist militants desecrated it by using it as a weapons depot they stood mute. instead, president abbas defended [indiscernible] and let the spark that set the region ablaze. he declared we will -- welcome every drop of blood spilled injury slowed with the help of will get hisone reward. the church of the holy sepulcher is ours. they have no right to desecrate with them -- desecrate them with their filthy feet. if you imagine the reaction any israeli leader, any later what have uttered such a hateful sentiment? council rightly wasted no time in convening to condemn it but when the president of the palestinian authority makes such a lately prejudiced statement the action of this council is complete silence. mr. president, even now, as the violence continues and lives are lost every day, instead of calling attention, palestinian leaders continue to lie and use inflammatory rhetori

by me just conclude wha getting specific. , ast, we are very concerned all of the rest of us are about the issue of what is going to happen today when the administration releases their and ilimate program, would like just to say in a few sentences where we are on it and other climate issues. first, in addressing climate change, we believe we should be guided what has already worked here and around the world. remember the united states is the only major country that actually and substantially reduced it co2 admissions -- omissions while continuing to grow its economy. we did it to gains in efficiency and new technologies can increase use of natural gas and fuels, nuclear, and approved methods for using coal -- that is where our focus should be going forward. we are not debating the existence of chief climate change, but proposals meant to address it must be thoroughly scrutinized to determine their andct on jobs, energy, economic well-being of our workers and our families. having said all that, that we simply conclude -- let me sip we conclude that i am very happy to be here, and i'm ve

asas easy ast had been with the oldest sister. the clock had pired on that trial period. remember that court ruling? permanent, legal parents for the younger girls. wallis said the state would bring criminal abandonment charges if the harrises tried to give the girls back. >> and i said, "do what?" i said, "people have failed adoptions." charge you with abandonment. they hate you. they despise you. oh, and they will charge you." >> reporter: is that true? they would've been charged with abandonment? >> there's a process that any time someone gets a child back, they are charged, but they're not always found guilty. >> reporter: and the stakes for the harrises were even higher -- you were told that not only would you be charged with abandoning these t two girls >> we would lose our own three boys. >> reporter: why would you lose your own children? >> because in the state of arkansas, being charged with abandonment you would lose your own children. >> reporter: the harrises did have one controversi option to get their girls out quickly. it certainly got their new daughters o

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i don't#think benghazi is as big a problem as her ast. the world blew u around her. it's libya, whether it's her tenure in iraq, and there's been plenty of bad tenures in iraq because of the length. things that happened during her tenure were a disaster. i think she's probably going to go downwn as the worthecretary of state in the history of this country. i think that will be what i -- i will tell you that would be what i will be campaigning on. what's going to happen in benghazi, i looked forward to it. it will be interesting. >> if you turn out to be the nominee, and she's the democratic nominee, how would you take -- >> i uld take her on on her record. >> mr. trump -- >> thank you very much. >> thank you, chris. a great honor. >>> up next, our sunday group reacts to the interview with donald trump, and we'll discuss president obama's bit shift, announcing he'll keep u.s. troops in afghanistan beyond his time in the white house. >>> plus what do you think? did mr. obama make the right decision in afghanistan? should he have isn't in more troops? and use the #fns.

ast year was 65 billion. and now $69.2. and even banned funding for the perp who was responsible for the overrun. $903 billion. this bill coming to the floor has the support in the committee . good bipartisan of five democrats with 16 republicans in the committee if you are against this bill you are against 4.2 billion for our rett rans. and doctors and nurses. i want to make sure they have the whistleblower protection act. that's all i have. >> we passed out of the armed services committee the national defense authorization act. that was on a 22-4 vote. 22-75t came to the floor, to authorize spending for our military for the department of defense. keep this country safe. we passed that will bill. but then we couldn't get the 60 votes to get on the appropriations bill to fund what we just authorized. that's not the way we are supposed to be working here. the america cap people know that. they want us to take up the appropriations bills and make tough decisions on what we believe are the priorities. we all travel our states.

part, ast -- the other a democracy, we have to explain our foreign policy to the american people.u cannot have foreign policy without domestic support. i happen to believe that americans are better off when the united states is respected and understands that we are the indispensable nation. [applause] >> in the final couple of minutes, i would like to talk about actual politics. if you were assessing the likely foreign policy of a republican administration, donald trump, or otherwise, how different you think it could be from the last eight years or eight years before that? secretary albright: given what i have heard, very different. i think there is a real difference, if i might say so, america is essential in foreign policy, but does not be dictating to everybody. diplomacy isct of putting yourself into the other persons shoes, and understanding that every agreement cannot be a zero-sum game. we need to respect the countries that we deal with. we cannot insult everybody. i think it would be very different. i happen to think that what president obama is doing is understanding the

road ast be on the often as previous speakers, but withdge to make up with it more time communicating our vision, our message. i told members if you can agree to these requests and i can be a unifying figure, then i will gladly serve. i am not unifying, that will be fine as well. i will be happy to stay where i am at the ways and means committee. it is our duty to serve the they deserve to be served. it is our duty to make the tough decisions the country needs to get our nation back on track. the challenges we face are too difficult and demanding to turn our backs and walk away. global terror, war, a government grown unaccountable, unconstitutional, out of touch, persistent poverty, a sluggish .conomy, flat wages, debt we cannot take on these challenges alone. more than ever, we must work together. we are representatives of the people. all people. we have been entrusted by them to lead. serve, theyple we do not feel we are delivering on the job they hired us to do. we have become the problem. if my colleagues and trust me to be the speaker, i want to become the solution. learned from