meaning the secret book of wisdom is now at barnes & noble or at amazon. maynard webb sits on the boards of directors at visa and salesforce and was chairman of the board at yahoo. thanks for being with us. >> nice to be here. >> it's in letter format, which i think is interesting. i opened randomly to page 107. dear founder, if you're reading this letter, you're probably struggling with your business strategy and execution. it goes on, signed maynard. then the next one and the next one. why letter format? >> this is all my son's idea. he read an article on medium about a father who was dying. and wrote a number of letters to his son. to help him through his life. and there was one about when you have your first fight with your mother, read this. she's having problems as well. and it went on, when you have your first date, when you get married, on and on. then the last one is when you're about to die, and you open it up and it says, well, i hope you're old. and anyway, he said, you know, dad, we help our companies all the way through stages. think about co

they will buy it tonight at barnes & noble. we have to practice this more often. who have shown up early not just because of time here but breakfast. and jillian, you would love the villages because you are a golfer. with a have 648 holes of golf. any golfers here? you only have to be older than 19. we love it here. also on the program we have kellyanne conway talking about the brett kavanaugh nomination. we have diamond and silk, geraldo, newt gingrich and alan dershowitz. and we will do something we have never done before, such a secret, it will happen at 8:00 am eastern time and you won't want to miss it because it is one of those things that could either be brilliant or absolute disaster. rob: a running joke between us. jillian: 85, 36-year-old. rob: you would love it. her do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. mechanic: midas has all the top king: yes! indeed.ires. take these michelin tires for example... king: or these goodyear tires over here! now at midas, get

. >> always pick it up at barnes & noble. >> thank you. there is a ton of places you can get it. i do hope you get it. tomorrow it opens up my publisher will say you don't have a fox show that will be tough i said i got this. i'm not saying anything new i'm just saying it louder with more swearwords. this is founders one oh one. if you learn nothing tonight maybe it does surprise you to hear somebody say this out loud and with that i want to point out this guy over here who set this up. [applause] think you. . >> thank you for coming to everybody tonight. you can get involved with our groups and trump supporters if you want to get involved there are good ways to get involved. thank you for coming thank you very much. [applause] . >> the pulse nightclub to be recognized that old buildings flew at half mast and memorialize nationally but the historical fire that i reap port about they were consumed with the question why would one event be so acknowledged and the other swept under the rug? the forgotten tragedy 1973 a typical summer sunday at a gay bar at the upstairs lounge the sec

telling people trying to by bob woodward's book that, but in the meantime yout can still buy the book at barnesble or your local bookstore and we hope you well. that's about it for us tonight, you can tune in every week night at 8:00 p.m. eastern to the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and especially groupthink which is omnipresent, we don't even notice it. but it's everywhere and destroying our brains. have a great night, hannity is next. >> sean: so much breaking news tonight, judge brett kavanaugh is sworn inof and is now officially the newest member of the united states supreme court. democrats utterly failed to block cavanaugh kavanaugh's rii nomination and in doing so they once again been exposed as a party of no ideas but smearing, slandering, lies and character assassination. people that will freely abandon the rule of law, common decency, due process and any presumption of innocence. we will reveal the worst of the worst for the past several days. as of tonight we only have 29 go until the all important midterm electio

you can still buy the book at barnes and nobel or your local book store. it's it for us tonight. of of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think, which is always present. we don't even notice it, but it's everywhere. we are against that. have a great night. "hannity" is next. >> sean: a great show. welcome to "hannity." so much breaking news. judge brett kavanaugh is officially the newest member of the united states supreme court. democrats failed to block kavanaugh's rightful nomination. they have once again been exposed as a party of no ideas but smearing and lies and character assassination. people that abandon the rule of law and due process and even any presumption of innocence. we will review the past several days. only 29 days to go until the mid-terms.

talking about the trut truth, when we opened up atlanta we were amazingly honored to have john lewis at barnes & noble i'm sure everyone in this room knows that is so entirely special when he introduced me he always takes us back to the fifties and sixties and said reading is important especially when you are telling the truth. i thought about one of my very good friends who said the truth is not always what people want to hear but it needs to be heard. so that is what the black and blue in my mind is truly about. i look forward to jump in tonight to have conversation with some good q&a that when we leave here st. louis is better than when we got here. [applause] . >> so i work here as a reporter for a number of years so st. louis i have a lot of memories here and we tell people all the time working in chicago and louisiana and dc i do have my love-hate relationship. [laughter] so i want to think some people as well we talked to a lot of people that were interviewed in ferguson actually andy is here and she was very kind and she is in the book and birdsong who provided me a lot of insight who

saying almost the exact same thing happened to me, except it was my grandfather or an older man at a barnome say they were 20, some say 15, some were as young as 5. >> i think even here at fox, chris wallace talking about how he had these conversations with his own daughters for the first time. even if you are a diligent airport, these things can happen to your children, to your young adults out there. and it's not an easy conversation to have. howie: which is why anybody willing to do it, you said even your own brother was shocked after all these years. thanks for being here. next on "mediabuzz." many in the media embrace the claims of the second and third kavanaugh accusers. i know that every single time that i suit up, there is a chance that's the last time. 300 miles per hour, that's where i feel normal. i might be crazy but i'm not stupid. having an annuity tells me retirement is protected. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retireyourrisk.org you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price,

saying almost the exact same thing happened to me, except it was my grandfather or an older man at a barn. howie: some say they were 20, some say 15, some were as young as 5. >> i think even here at fox, chris wallace talking about how he had these conversations with his own daughters for the first time. even if you are a diligent airport, these things can happen to your children, to your young adults out there. and it's not an easy conversation to have. howie: which is why anybody willing to do it, you said even your own brother was shocked after all these years. thanks for being here. next on "mediabuzz." many in the media embrace the claims of the second and third kavanaugh accusers. hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram. that's a chevy! it's chevy! that's right. from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-s

is something to be said that knowing the local area and the local responders and knowing the red barn at the confluence of two highways or it use to be there. that helps the response to be more effective. but overall there are a lot of factors involved that's why we think the states and localities are the best judges in that case and what technology can do to modernize 911 is technology with cloud -based solutions are coming when they are pretty secure and helpful and technology can be shared. >> host: what about washington d.c. pilot program to put a nurse at the 911 call center? . >> i will leave that for the fantastic director there to let you know, how that's going. but we are looking at it with interest. we did a report we had a project series with broadband implications which by the way we don't just answer calls more are calling them emergency centers which is a better term but we were looking at the future of broadband and how that could completely change the emergency response and what we determined was when multimedia and data into the centers it has two effects. first a lot mo

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hashtag do not disturb," it's out and i'm doing a signing in new york city on the upper east side, at the barnes00 p.m. we will do a q&a, discussion, and i want fox news to come. >> you have to go because she will be outnumbered. >> thanks for supporting my forwarded book. i will take on gregg's robot revolution, personal responsibility warriors. i need you to buy this book, i need you to help me. >> can i tell you my favorite part of the book? >> sure. >> noel. he picks the most salacious part of the book. it's been bothering me all day. >> there is a section in that book, and it's a must read it. >> i was telling jedediah that the mormons -- apparently mormon leadership has told our men and women to take a ten day diet. >> it's like a digital detox. it's my passion project and it will make you a better healthier person and all those people in social media that are driving you crazy, figure out why that's happening and how to avoid that and give you the best apps. i'm telling you, you will think me. i have a lot of liberals that will show up and wrap me and someone will be there. >> congratulat

this weekend we are going to be down in florida at some barnes and nobles. on saturday tampa, florida barnes and noble at 2:00 p.m. and sunday naples at the water side shops at the barnes and noble at 12 noon. it would be great if you stopped by, shake my hand, and we'll sign some auto grawftsdzs. ainsley: i always wonder when i watch cooking shows and i meet someone who has a cookbook how they don't gain any weight. you are still in your suit. you look fan it as the fantastid cooking these recipes for years. steve: i have been bringing a lot of recipes in and having the crew tested. ainsley: great metabolism u. steve: every day like brian i try to work out a little bit. if i'm going to have that elaine naps lemon cake i'm going to have to be on the treadmill until that number hits 500. brian: a lot of times you will see steve in the halls with a tank top on doing squats. ainsley: with a diamond cutter? brian: another man who cooks all the time and loves steve's recipes dr. sebastian gorka. he has a book coming out. it's upcoming. why we fight. defeating ame

our favorite giggling grandma is coming to new york to do a reading of the book at barnes & noble.till makes her laugh. >> everybody will go to see. >> i hope she laughs. >> is she getting a cut? >> i sure hope so. >> moving on. >>> "popstart." the family of prince say they no longer want to see the president laughing in "purple rain." the estate has never given permission to the president or to the white house to use his music. trump warmed up a rally in mississippi last week with the greatest hits of the singer. take a listen. ♪ only want to see you bathing in the purple rain ♪ >> prince's family joins a long list of musicians who demanded trump stop using their music. >>> and now to princess eugenie. she wore an emerald and diamond tiara borrowed from the queen. it was the dress chosen to show the scars from scholiosis surgery as a child. she shared x rays from the operation this summer. >>> and seth meyers returns to his old stomping grounds alongside paul simon. he is making his 15th appearance. for meyers who wrote for the show for years, this is his first time host. take a l

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at tynecastle in edinburgh.. it's nil nil with the second half a few minutes old. harry barnesunder 21 debut and will hope to do better in the second half after this miss in the first. england have already qualified for the euros in italy. scotland's hopes are already over. earlier this year, lizzy yarnold won her second 0lympic medal, becoming the first british athlete to win back to back winter games golds. she's also won world and european titles during her 10 year career — but she's announced she's calling it a day. i caught up with her earlier, but before we hear what she had to say, lets have a look at those golden moments again: lizzie yarnold is the olympic champion! that is brilliant. lizzie yarnold, what a performance. the first british at great to successfully defend her olympic title. —— british athlete. successfully defend her olympic title. -- british athlete. and she joins us now. you have both of your medals here. just in case you wanted a look. we never get bored of looking at olympic gold medals. do you have a favourite between them now reflecting on your care

something to be said with knowing the local area and the local responders, knowing that the red barn exists at the confluence of two highways or it used to be there. it just helps the response and leads to a more effective result. but overall, there are a lot of factors involved. that's why we think the states and localities of the best judges. what technology can do and where i think that both of the savings, so to speak, when we learn to modernize 911 is in technology. you can solve in technology sound-based solutions, and they are pretty secure and helpful. you can consolidate certain functions. you can host functions. and technology can be shared. that is where a lot of cost savings and efficiencies come from. >> what do you think of washington, d.c.'s pilot program to put a nurse at the 911 call center? >> i will leave that for the fantastic director there to let you know how that is going. we are looking at it with interest. we did a report. we have a project series and the title was "broadband at the peace point." more call centers are calling themselves emergency committee case and cen

[cheering] steve: i know, brian, we're here at villages, my wife and kathy and i are at barnes & noble. how does this sound? [crowd oohing] my kids grew up eating this. steve's 3:00 a.m. breakfast smoothie. real easy to make. there is egg mc doocy. there is a brunch bunch. and there is baked eggs benedict. that is the recipe that we are going to take out of the cookbook and we're actually going to pet in this kansas jayhawk golf court. here at the villages they have 65,000 golf carts. all right? are you ready? very nicely done, everybody. give yourselves a round of applause. [cheering] what we're going to do, go ahead, what we're going to do now is, we are going to go, we're going to somebody's house. they don't know we're coming. we hope they're wearing clothes. the whole idea is we're going to go make something out of the cookbook for them live from the villages t could be great. it could be a disaster. we'll see it live coming up on shortly on "fox & friends." ♪ feel what lighter feels like. ♪ cal: we saved our money and now, we get to spend it - our way. valerie: but we worry if we

knowing that the red barn exists at the confluence of two highways or it used to be there. that just helps the response lead to a more effective results. but overall, there are a lot of factors involved, and that's why we think the state and localities are the best judges. in a that case what tomming can do, and where i think the bulk of the savings, so to speak, when we move to modernizing 911 is in the technology. you can consolidated the technology. cloud-based solutions are coming. and they are pretty secure and helpful. you can consolidated certain functions. you can host functions and technology can be shared. and that's where a lot of cost-savings and efficiencies come from. tboas what do you think about washington, d.c.'s pilot program to put a nurse at the call center. >> mr. cohen: i'll let >> mr. cohen: we're looking at it with interest. we did a report -- we have a project series and the title was broadband application for the peace app. we don't just answer calls, and more and more centers are calling themselves emergency communication centers, and that's a bet

we are seeing here behind me in panama city beach, there a major structural issue behind me at this boat barntornado tore through it. entire

as you can see there dortmund could only manage that draw against had berlin my last two barn you know if they're at home though so there are flaws devolves berghain over last also to break hoffenheim trashed stuff start and freiburg beat of course on friday three one and let's not forget that on sunday we have lots to look forward to nuremberg face frankfurt. unvetted bremen take on labor coups and so let's see how those results affect the table now dortmund of course they stay top but look is creeping up behind them biron unit just two points behind them glad moved on as do braman has a brilliant move up on leipsic move down but then then the other end of the table it's tight as well hanover slip into the relegation zone while shell committal up and could move further up if they manage to win on sunday meanwhile things are starting to look really grim for just one door and start got. so it's time for the . play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter and the winner with fifty one percent of the vote is jaden. the eighteen year old has been on fire recently and he produced this brilliant pi

to be said with knowing the local area and knowing the local responders, knowing that the red barn exists at the confluence of two highways, or it used to be there. that just helps speed response leads to a more effective result. but overall there are a lot of factors involved and that's why we think the states and localities are the best judges in that case. what technology can do and where i think the bulk of the savings so to speak when we moved to modernize 911 is in technology. you can solve the technology, cloud-based solutions are coming -- consolidate. they're pretty useful and helpful. you can consolidate certain functions. you can host functions and technology can be shared and that's what a lot of cost savings and efficiencies come from. >> host: what you think of washington, d.c. is pilot program to put a nurse at the 911 call center? >> guest: i will leave that for the fantastic director there to let you know how that's going. but we're looking at it with interest. we did a report at apco. we have project series in the title of the book was broadband implications which by the wa

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. barnes & noble could soon be on the ection block.store chain is reviewing its future after several parties expressed interest in buying the company. barnes & noble h long struggled with increasing competition from amazon. sales fell 6% last year. it's also been cutting staff in recent months. with your cnbc mning business report, i'm frank holland. >> all right, frank. thank you, sir. >>> 5:56 right now. still ahead on news 4 today, speak out. that's the message to local high schoolers who now have a new way to report schoolea t. >>> and we are going to break down the details program de designed to keep all students safe. beware.s, buyer buying a used rental car can save you cash, but it could cause major headaches later on ifou don't know what to look for. this morning we're working for you with tips on how to saveth money and gecar you want. >>> and t nowhe moment we've all been waiting for. >> wins come and go, but championship banners, they fly forever. the washington capitals hoisted the banner before last night's season opener.

we are seeing here behind me in panama city beach, there a major structural issue behind me at this boat barn, which looks like a tornado tore through it. entire neighborhoods have been wiped out. one woman said nothing's left outside of the shelter where she is staying. there is virtually no cell phone services. the death toll has now risen. it now stands at five. but some of the biggest questions were left unanswered because people get into mexico beach. that is ground zero for where this massive storm roared ashore with more than 150 mile-an-hour winds. brooke baldwin and her team are there, and she has some of the first reporting from the ground. brooke? >> reporter: let me tell you, the best part of our day has been sharing our satellite phone. there is absolutely zero cell service where i am here in mexico beach, sharing our satellite phone with various people who either rode out the storm and survived or one woman who had to walk from the neighboring town along the beach came in and she was gracious enough to let us walk with her as she saw her house was gone. to be able to hand her th

we were at a mall. [ laughter ] i come out and, you know, she was -- she was at the pottery barn goingght. we got a lot of those, don't worry about it. brad garrett, everybody, "single parent" is his new show, wednesday nights 9:30 right here on abc. we'll be right back with avril lavigne! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. the best or nothing. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank riz ahmed, billy crystal, brad garrett. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. this is her single, it's called "head above water." avril lavigne! ♪ i've gotta keep the calm before the storm i don't want less i don't want more ♪ ♪ must bar the windows and the doors to keep me safe to keep me warm ♪ ♪ yeah my life is what i'm fighting for can't part the sea can't reach the shore ♪ ♪ and my voice becomes the driving force i won't let this pull me overboard ♪ ♪ god keep my head above water don't let me drown it gets harder ♪ ♪ i'll meet you there at the

i feel like, if you're an actor, who at some point your career gets to scream "right full rudder," that's the dream. [ ughter ] e i actually had a -- i was in a barny career and i got to say things like -- i was a sailor on a ship saying, "torpedo's burying range, 6,0." and while i'm filming, the quarter master said he wouldn't say that. so it all got taken away from me. >> seth: oh, he to away your lines. >> he took away my lines. and i was left with, "we're down by the stern, sir." [ light laughter ], so from that dsaid, "i am making a submarine movie. i'm going to produce it and nobody is going to take myines away." >> seth: there you go. you play a captain in this movie. there's a coup in russia. and you're sort of preventing a world war. normal stu for gerard butler. >> normal stuff. yeahul >> seth: a r day at the office. this is interesting. the pentagon, the navy asked you to actually nfve a press ence to talk about the film. and this is a real thing. you went and gave a press conference at the pentagon. and i should poi [ cheers and applause ] yeah. like, you're -- so this -- i want to make sure everybody knows. you're an actor taing about

at the same time that the fitbit showed her heartbeat rapidly falling. >> well, that's chilling. >> yeah, very chilling. >>> the "wall street journal" reports barnes & noble saying it's received interest from multiple parties and would review the process to look at strategic options. barnes & noble has been struggling for nearly two decades since the rise of amazon. i hope they find someone, because i still like going -- >> to the book store. me, too. >> yeah. >>> and "newsweek" reports the world's most expensive whiskey bottle sold for more than $1 million at auction in scotland. the 60-year-old bottle was bottled in 1986. experts call it the holy grail of whiskey due to its vintage rarity and the bottle's unique or thework. only 12 bottles were produced. how many still exist is unknown. a similar bottle will go on sale in new york later this month. >> the person that bought that bottle got a lot of money if they can spend $1 million on whiskey. >> i know. i agree. >> i wonder if they're single. just asking for friends. >> yeah, right. they might need a hug. >> but you don't like to drink. >> no, i don't. >>> a navy veteran who fought ptsd is fly fishing

at 21.88. also after the bell, tonight barnes and noble says it's launching a strategic review. the book store chain said there are several parties interested in buying the business, including company founder and chairman. shares were higher in the after down ession but finishe more than 1% at 5.46. >>> coming up, y keepingr online accounts safe so hackers don't stand a chance. len north korea may have s hundreds of millions of dollars by hacking banks. according toec theity firm fire eye, the country has been omputerating the systems of financial companies around the world since 2014. the attac are described as highly sophisticated, and have spanned 11 countries. fire eye says the group is still active and posinglo al threat. >>> by now you have probably logged into the email orr social media or onlin bank account and you've bnl prompted to createco step to verify the identity. called two factor. authenticati and it's an extra layer of security that more and more companies use t protect customer accounts. but it turns out hackers have already figured out a way to by pass that f

barnes on ball one. >> joe: give you a look at what i'm talking about on the ground ball by nunez, who is still not runningo bradley. down, watch this play. and freese cut it off before muncy was able to make a play on the ball. >> john: even if freese came up with that cleanly, i don't think they could have gotten nunez who was running pretty good down the first base line. >> joe: opportunity for bradley, up on the count, 2-0. now 2-1. >> john: in a yearhat has been defined by the home run, you can certainly understand it. at this game might be known for the contact play and the ball tt never left the infield. seeing a few of those late here. >> joe: bradley waits for 2-1. kenta maeda does not look sharp here in the 15th. >> john: he's not getting any of the hitters so far to go after that off-speed pitch. >> joe: julio urias, who looked so good, worked in both game 1 and 2 at fenway. coming back from shoulder surgery. not in there. maeda is. here comes the 3-1 pitch. a walk to put two on and nobody out. the stomach has got to be turning for dave roberts. an infield hit, a walk, and here is christian vazq

and we know that at least one house and a barn also burned down in the fire by sunset crews were making progress with an aggressive aerial attack and as of this morning it is 70% contained. in the meantime, the south bay a grass fire in morgan hill stalled traffic. the fire spread to more than 60 acres and at last checkt ntaine and another windy day is on tap in the bay area prompting a red flag warning. as we take a live look outside. tackling will have your morning commute in just a minute. first, low humidity, once again. >> not a good thing with those dry offshore wind. and, we are looking at a high fire danger once again. and, the wind advisory is until 9 am. due to those dry northerly winds. we have seen in 50 to 60 miles per hour and up to 25 miles per hour so far this that -- so far this morning and it's down to the single digits. warm, dry, gusty wind. in a wind advisory until 9 am. and hazy hias we go through the day with above average temperatures. so those are really he is up once again. lower 80s redwood city. and, napa, and midshipman 80s from concord, livermore and fairfi

barnes & noble may be putting itself up for sale. would you, a lot of investors are buying this at 20%. would you buy barnes & noble? >> absolutely not. it has a 10% yield, absolutely huge but the trend is they have a poison field to put in place, a lot of unsolicited buying going on, trying to prevent a hostile takeover is what they are trying to do but the trend is against these guys, so much easier to read an e-book, physical books are being done away with like the dinosaur. i don't like the trend. stuart: clean-cut answer. sears is going to close 11 stores, the first closure will be at a kmart in poughkeepsie, new york two days before christmas. scott. >> merry christmas. stuart: are you prepared to pull the plug on sears and say they are done? >> this ruined my holiday plans. what is funny is much like barnes & noble i didn't know these guys were still open. that is news to me. a lot of these brick and mortar retailers have fallen behind the curve. look at pennies, sears, bones on noble -- barnes & noble, got to go with the big online retailers, walmart, amazon, that is where

barnes got the equaliser. that result means sheffield united's win at blackburn takes them above albion into third, but on thes as middlesbrough and leeds above them. forest and norwich both move into play—off places. aston villa are looking for a new manager after sacking steve bruce. the club have won only once in their last 11 games and are thirteenth in the championship. bruce, who had been at villa forjust under two years, is the first manager in the top two divisions to lose hisjob this season. andrew strauss has stepped down as england's director of cricket after three and a half years in the role. strauss had taken a break in may after his wife ruth entered a new period of treatment for cancer. andy flower, who has covered for him, will continue in an interim role before a full—time replacement is found. the former england test captain says 2019 is "potentially the most important the game has had in this country" with the world cup and ashes series on home soil... those around him say he's done a good job. he's been incredibly instrumental in ourforward thinking and planning to the position of where w

at them. ther people playing in the game of course were women. even in the 19th century they had barn storming teams. this is a fantastic team from 1913, the new york female giants. their captain excelled in every sport, including cliff diving. she had a short show business career on the stage on broadway and in silent films. what most people learn about is the first professional league, developed in world war ii, the first all-american league, it was established as a way to entertain the homefront during the war and provide professional baseball while most of the men were away. here we have the origin a.m. jersey that di ferguson wore for the rockford peaches. she led the league in steals. you can imagine that was probably a pretty difficult record to achieve given that she had to slide in such a short uniform. some of the sleeves show the wear and tear over the years. she wound up stealing 461 bases in her 10-year career. we also shed some light on girls breaking into little league. a number of lawsuits were filed in the 1970's. it's not until 1974 that girls were able to join the l

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barnes on that steal. had you died in hand first at first. comes the 0-1 ty leon.e. >> john: we've got to hand it to alex cora. he kept the pressure on the dodgers by utilizing this game the way he did. because pressure is on the dodgers, being down two games to none. it seemed the way this game was being played, the advantage would be given to the dodgers without win. and they still have the right part of the lineup to come up and muster up one, possibly two, runs. mental, that is what they are facing right now, mentally they can't believe they are in this spot. down 2-1. >> joe: and down the dodgers are two games to nothing. two balls and a strike on the leon. 2-2 from dylan floro. six pitcher of the night for l.a. >> joe: red sox have grabbed a lead here in the 13th inning. a little pop-up. long run, and nobody will get there. outside of the throw, they kind of trickled away at first. you two bettors that produced a run, the ball did not leave the infield. a walk, a steal, and infield hit, and in error. >> joe: leon trying to get mookie betts to the plate as the

at capitol one ena. it has turned into a big old barn with horses. a lot awake and having breakfast. horses from across the country and over seas. we're talking about 500 horses. the prize is $135,000 that will be awarded on saturday. want you to meet one of our hunter riders lindsay maxwell and her horse prince. you're going to be competi today and throughout the day? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: tell me a this competition, 60 years in washington. this is a big deal for you and other riders a your rses? >> for them, too. it is. it's one of my absolutely favorite shows to come through. this venue is spectacular and the logistics that make this happen. it's hard to believe we're in capital one arena right now. it's an honor to be here. >> it's great for people who don't see horses often to come take part, spec tatend see beautiful creatures and learn about them, right? >> yes, absolutely. i love the crowd here. there's always a great local crowd. people can walk down the streete and see horses stabled, stop in and get a ticket w andch a show they've never seen before. >> reporter: good

. >> coming at just the right time as he is about to barn storm the country. he is asking his advisers to get out there to campaign. i think he is also getting at yes, this will impact both parties and jazz up both parties. one party, the republicans were worried about lagging in enthusiasm and democrats were on fire. getting a boost was critical and that's why this was important. it's also because of how different the landscape is in the battle of the control of the senate and the house. if the president dismisses the allegations against ford or seems dismissive of women and doing so, that could really adversely impact his party's chances in the ballot for the house. so many districts are taking place in suburban areas. where it may save them is saving the senate. so many are playing out in keep countries. >> she not mincing words saying the attack against drau was a disgrace and a hoax and a witch hunt. there was no evidence whatsoever. >> it feels like the republican party has given up on suburban women. the numbers were so terrible, particularly among super

barnes & noble said it is forming a committee to look at offers to sell the company. even though it is the biggest book retailer in america, barnes and noble struggle to deal with online competition from amazon. struck the wall street journal reporting the nation's biggest mattress retailer, mattress firm, filed for bankruptcy. the company based in houston. it has more than 3000 locations around the country putting here in the bay area. mattress firm has faced challenges from online startups like casperparent company is also struggling with that. >>> more than 20 people are being laid off at the bayer drug company in berkeley. that is where bayer makes drugs for treating hemophilia. the company said e job cuts were necessary as it transitions to the next generation of hemophilia drugs. half of the 227 job cuts are immediate. the rest of the cuts will be made in the coming months. bayer is berkeley's second biggest employer after uc berkeley and when the layoffs are complete, bayer will have about 1100 employees left in berkeley. >>> a napa valley wine producer have can

the home is located on the barn hill marina, it's being offered at $600,000. and in a tweet he confirmed he lived at that house between 1973 and 76 with his father and stepmother when he was a er. >> i was so impressed that he took the time to actually make a comment. it shows what kind of a person he is, generous. he is, generous. >> the home has two bedrooms downstairs, a kitchen upstairs and it was built in 1973, that's the same year that tom hanks and his family moved in. ly moved in. >> it's a beautiful stop across the estuary from us here at ktvu, a great day to be on and floating boat -- home i should say. >> i'll take it. >> we have sunny conditions, it's a great day to be out on the water. some areas 10-15 degrees warmer, low pressure to the south of us, we'll continue to scoot out of the way, high pressure will continue to build in for the bay area weekend, we are sandwiching in between. the offshore flow is what knocks out if the fog, it increases fire danger, it happens every time, this time of the year, we doesn't have any advisories in place at t

here is what robert barnes at the washington post wrote about retired justice john paul stevens and his statement. an event before retirees in boca raton, florida, stevens said he thought enough of the opinions to feature them in a book, but he agreed that some of the comments at the hearing were so sharp that they would warrant recusal of certain groups. stevens did not specify which once. they suggest he has demonstrated a potential bias involving enough potential litigants before the court that he would not be able to perform his full responsibilities. i think there is merit in that criticism and that senators should really pay attention to it. for the good of the court, it is not healthy to get a new justice that can only do a part-time job." let's go to sheldon from louisiana, and he opposes the confirmation vote. good morning. process has whole given pause for us to take a look at the way the whole structure of our system is set up. we have got in place a president of the united states that did not win the majority of the votes of the people of this country. we had a process that

the horse is already out of the barn at that point >> yeah.ghly possible that once they decide that they have enough intellectual property, they would go along with that. but i would also say for 30 years, their ascension into the wto was based on the assumption that eventually they would move more and more toward a market economy. and they did do that for awhile. then for the last ten years and particularly under xi they have gone backwards >> this guy, he's not a post opinion writer he wrote a book called "the bully of asia. he's saying the administration in this country is using the tactics of the supreme court art of war to subdue the enemy without fighting and that china is eager to resume talks but trump said he's in no hurry to reach a deal which means china is not sufficiently subdued is that wishful thinking >> i think it's very cliche to quote sunzu. >> why >> you can quote the bible 10,000 different ways. >> he says the art of the war meets the art the the deal it's even more cliche. >> what's the question >> the question is whether

she has taught creative writing at columbia university, washington university, the writing barn in austin texas, and the lawrence art center. shoo has reported on socioeconomic class, and public policy for the guardian, the "new york times," the new yorker, and harper's. sara has filed more than a thousand news stories and her essays and criticism on clump boundaries have been published by the text boxerer, mcsweepies, and more. her the first person on mars were listed as notable and best american esasis, and i'm looking for them in english classes soon. she was a recent fellow at the harvard kennedy school of government. her debut book, "heartland," a memoir is a meditation on a realities of intergenerational poverty and was recently long-list for the national book award in the non-fiction category. i am horned am honored to introduce sara smarsh smarsh. [applause] >> sara: thank you. mary clater i'm sure she's a hero to many in this room, and thank you to all of you for being here. this is the sith city i've been in seven days. [laughter] oh, yeah. and i'm still standing and so i said t

. >> of the 17 republican candidates for president at the start of last cycle, who did you back coming out of the barn? >> i did not back anybody specifically. i like rand a lot. when it came to this president, i support him on good policies. whether it is controlling the border, whether my opponent does not want to control, i back the president. >> sanders or clinton? >> i did not endorse in that process. my supporters were on both sides of that, and i will remind you that, he has a 96% voting record with republicans. >> and 76% with amy klobuchar. >> good luck to you both and take you for being here. >> yeah, you bet. with the midterm elections just days away, watch the competition for the control of congress on c-span. see for yourself the candidates and the debate from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. president trump will deliver remarks at the future farmers of america convention in indianapolis. that's life, starting at 2:45 p.m. eastern here on c-span. the president of mexico has announced a new plan called you are at home. he says the program

follow the wounded men to the homeouse barn, where the and barn have been turned into a field hospital. ready to workut and the doctor meets her at the door. she has met the doctor before in virginia and he remembers her and knows where presence means exclaiming, you remembered us. how did you get from virginia here and so soon? we have nothing but our own instruments. all herea bandage and shall wounded men bleeding to death. they have run through not only the supplies they had brought, but all of the linens and are using corn leaves to wrap wounds. barton has a wagon full of supplies and gets to work. she describes the most famous episode from her time at antietam in a lecture, and i'm going to read it to you and her words because they are much more poetic than mine. a man lying upon the ground asked for a drink. i stopped to give it to him having raised him with my right hand and holding my cup to his lips with my left when i felt the twitch at the looseleaf of my dress. the poor fellow sprang from my hands and quivering in the agony of death. cutting through to the sleeves of my dress and passing through the chest from should

at walnuts.org. >> mrs. doocy and i are going on a book tour. a barnes & noble at the villages.ase come out. >> say hello to me and mrs. doocy. >> the whole tour is on "fox & friends".com. >> tomorrow i'll be live from the villages talking to the folks about not just the cookbook but about kavanaugh. >> good luck with that. >> have a great day. >> bill: big important day today. the report is in. senators looking over the f.b.i. seventh assessment of brett kavanaugh. according to a white house source the bureau found nothing to support or corroborate the allegations of sexual assault. welcome to "america's newsroom." >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. members of the senate judiciary committee are taking turns reviewing the report. there is only one copy and we're being told it will not be made public. this as majority leader mitch mcconnell gets the ball rolling on a vote. >> this information comes on top of what was already been one of the most thorough and most exhaustive senate reviews of any supreme court nominee in the enti

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barnes working hard on this. we'll have our winter weather outlook coming up at 9:30. >> all right.ore we get to all of that and hopefully we won't have a lot of snow. we're due, though. >> yeah, we are. >> the last two y>>rs -- don't want to get it all on the sam. day >> i know. >> spend i out. >> spread it out, right. >> one in january, in february. >> couple inches here. couple inches there. >> we can spr it all the way out till june. >> june. >> a couple sprinkles here and much. >> hush your mouth. june? >> i hear you just a little bit. >> sprutd it. >> that's the bottom line. before we talk about that and today's weather and the future weather, we've got some sunny and warm weatherer to end octob that's good news for all the trick or treaters o there. details now tucker barnes is back with a first check of the forecast. tuck? >> wisdom, what's the plan tomorrow? d g youo out with the kids. >> oh, no. >> wisdom doesn't do halloween. >> maureen, are you going out >> i am. daughter. we've got a parade at school and hitting the streets afterwards. excellent.ht. >> i on. >> because

the exchanges run the public feed like letting barnes & noble at the library you wouldn't have it ifd publicly for free, you're saying it's not sufficient >> what's clear, not only is it not sufficient it's slow there have been changes made since michael lewis published the book "flash boys" but there is no incentive for a public fee and they have a private one so why make it robust >> you said it is the for profit side of the exchange they're supposed to maximize profits unless there's mon nop poistic practices going on, this is how they make money >> i'm sure she will explain >> you're not going to put on price controls and not let a private entity decide what the information is worth >> no, sir i want to make them prove they're doing it competitively >> is everybody going to have to prove -- >> competitively, yes, sir >> do you think they're gougers, they're gouging with mal intent? >> i think they host proved competition is leading to price increases. i want to make sure investors only pay competitive price increases. >> people think it's not investors, goldman sachs and jpmorgan