so there is beth, beth mow ends, new her for years, last monday night the second game beth became theto call a nationally televised nfl game. and the first woman to call any nfl game in 30 years, like alex mentioned. beth bridges 26 years of sport journalist and play-by-play experience, at the college level. she does a lot of college football. and a lot of college softball. >> so, she has also been calling pre-season games for the oakland raiders since 2015. here is a limb clip from the game monday night. >> dumps it off to gordon underneath, touchdown los angeles. >> touchdown. >> i like her voice. >> do you? >> you don't? >> welshing some don't. >> oh? >> 97.5 the phanatic, are the host that we know very well, mikey miss, made some comment about beth during his show, questioning if women should be calling nfl games. >> wait wait. at all? just a woman -- not about beth just in general? he's wondered if women should even be calling nfl games? >> ya. >> i don't understand why the sporting world needs a female play-by-play. >> person,. >> he went on to say a guy is more in tuned with fo

where did your idea come from, beth? well, iwanted flintoff. where did your idea come from, beth?land in an audience. sol thought i'm going to focus on one person and i was having a cup of tea with my grandmother who lives locally, sadly she is no longer with us, but she was 101. she remembered going to dancing and i decided i'm going to dancing and i decided i'm going to dancing and i decided i'm going to call the character after my grandmother and the story took shape after that. why do you think it is important we commemorate this thing? this place is stunningingly beautiful and it was almost a war zone and now we have it, anyone can come and walk their dog and go for a run. it is a miracle and i'm proud to be part of the celebration of that. well, 100 years of war and peaceis that. well, 100 years of war and peace is on here tonight at 6.30pm and it's a free event. from greenham common back to you. thank you very much. we will have another look around a little bit later on. thank you for the moment. we are asking if you pay attention to the scores on the doors? we are going to

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jenny beth, widen this out beyond the state of alabama.e seen so far whether it's a conversation about taxes and other things, some of the things that made the grassroots tea party movement such a juggernaut seem to be ignored these days in washington d.c. do you feel like maybe there's something wrong that, is the movement losing steam? >> i don't think that it's the movement losing steam, i think that it's the swamp and the fact that it is hard to change things in washington d.c. and it's very frustrating. i was with a group of activists from around the country today in d.c., and when they heard about what mccain is doing on this bill, they were just so angry. they are angry. this health care bill, it's the number one issue that republicans expected -- that republican voters expected the senate to keep. it's ridiculous that they cannot repeal this law. it is the largest tax increase i've ever experienced, and anyone who doesn't understand that the premium increases we are getting are actually a hidden tax increase, they're just wrong, an

hold sway so it going at beth beth going to take a number of months before the syrian government really control over the whole of syria. this week so angry reaction from moscow to the aggressive search of a russian diplomatic compounds ordered shot by the united states video of men searching on the roof and ripping up the flooring at one of the sites was posted on the russian foreign ministry is facebook page shortly after personnel had left the building f.b.i. agents checked basements and attics draws on closets with moscow saying the whole operation made no sense. now the u.s. state department or spokes person had to know what faced a barrage of russia related questions after she referred to the searches simply as quote a tour of the facilities involving questioned she suggested some of those present sounded like they were working for this channel. it's normal that in programs are what's your name let's move on move on to something else if you still consider that sovereign russian property or were those property searched because there was a concern that they were being used for intell

hold sway so it going at beth beth it's going to take a number of months before the syrian government really control over the whole of syria. this week so angry reaction to the closure of russian diplomatic compounds in the united states condemned the way in which they were searched immediately after the premises were vacated a video of men at the building ripping up the flooring was posted on the russian foreign ministry facebook page or shortly after personnel had left the diplomatic compound of a search was conducted by f.b.i. offices. now in the latest development in the ongoing diplomatic spot the u.s. ordered russia to close three diplomatic premises in forty eight hours immediately after the eviction u.s. officers searched the san francisco consulate and trade missions in new york and washington responds to the seizure and searches of property russian president vladimir putin the russian foreign ministry to take legal action. now at the u.s. state department spokesperson heather knew a taste of of russia related questions that came off she described the searches of the russian

holds sway so it going at beth beth it's going to take a number of months before the syrian government really control over the whole of syria. just to do it go before germany's federal election chancellor merkel has been out on the campaign trail but not everything has been going her way . the chancellor was a booed at a rally on thursday and two days earlier she was hit by a tomato thrown from the crowd at a similar event but it wasn't just her demonstrators who got in the way of her speeches while addressing parliament she was interrupted by her main rival from the social democrats for taking credit for their work that's been hit by thick sounding when fariba name. has. been. if. the was really you know side out. there when you inspect it when he's in parliament it's nice that that's because we all america looks set to win a fourth term as chancellor with polls giving her party a clear lead over the social democrats the left party trails in third place with the free democrats behind them and then the anti immigration alternative for germany party is expected to gain its first seats i

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beth in connecticut, beth. >> caller: jim, for my i.r.a., i have a 15-year time horizon. is it okay to be all in a diversified stock portfolio, like the s&p 500 ndex? >> yes absolutely that's exactly beth, what i would recommend. that's a great way to handle it, and i think that's what you should do. nick in arizona, nick. >> caller: jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah >> caller: so i just had a question about with all the recent mergers and acquisitions going on, how does one maybe try to look for the next possible acquisition or how do you position yourself to make money on that? >> you tend to look at the sector and see when there is sector activity like in the food group. you look at the ones that seem to have -- don't have enough band width to be bigger and someone else could gobble them up and raise their numbers that's the pattern i've used over multiple years. ben in florida, ben. >> caller: hey, jim, thank you very much for everything you do. i listen to your podcast every morning on the way to work >> thank you >> caller: i just have a quick question i called before and yo

hold sway so it going at beth beth it's going to take a number of months before the syrian government real control over the whole of syria. well away from the field of conflict into a very different one syria's national football team has claimed a place in the playoffs for the two thousand and eighteen world cup in russia. huge crowds gathered in damascus to watch the final group game against iran screens were set up in the city center to show the match three equalized in the final minutes to make the scoreline to two meaning they will now face australia for a chance to reach the world cup finals for the very first time after the final whistle was blown celebrations erupted with car horns and chanting heard long into the night. or to function our president a man or mark wrong has accused journalists of being too interested in themselves but his comments rather backfired mark on was visiting a school in eastern france for the start of the new academic year and from there posted a video on twitter showing pupils cheering and hugging him which led to parts of the media calling the leader

hold sway so it going that beth beth it's going to take a number of months before the syrian government really control over the whole of syria. away from the field of conflict into a very different one theory is national football team has claimed a place in the playoffs for the two thousand and eighteen world cup in russia. huge crowds gathered in damascus to watch the final group game against do wrong screens were set up in the city center to show the much serious equalised in the final minutes to make the score line two two meaning they will now face australia for a chance to reach the world cup finals for the very first time after the final whistle celebrations erupted with car horns and chanting long into the night. russian and south korean leaders have met to discuss the escalating north korea crisis for a second consecutive day the latest talks were at a different venue the third eastern economic forum which is now underway in florida both stock and we can quest live to our correspondent daniel holkins he's there for is daniel good to see you so what was been happening at the foru

hold sway so it going at beth beth going to take a number of months before the syrian government really control over the whole of syria. well away from the field of conflict into a very different one because syria's national football team has claimed a place in the playoffs for the twenty eighteen world cup in russia. huge crowds gathered in damascus to watch the final great game against iran screens were set up in the city center to show the match being played in tehran syria did equalise in the final minutes to make the scoreline meaning they will now face the strain here for a chance to reach the world cup finals for the very first time after the final whistle celebrations you see erupted there with their car horns and chanting long into the know it. president putin says sanctions and mounting pressure will not solve the north korea crisis is pyongyang feels it's being backed into a corner that it may putin sat down with south korea's leader at the eastern economic forum underway in the russian city of latin for stock at the moment party's daniel hawkins is there for us with the deta

hold sway so it going at beth beth it's going to take a number of months before the syrian government really control over the whole of syria away from the field of corn flakes into a very different one syria is it national football team it's claimed a place in the playoffs for the two thousand and ten thousand and eighteen world cup in russia. was huge crowds gathered in damascus to watch the final group game against iran screens were set up in the city center to show the much syria equalized in the final minutes to make the score line to two heading there will now face australia for a chance to reach the world cup finals for the very first time after the final whistle was blown celebrations are ruptured with car horns and chanting into the night. now the french president among micron has accused journalists of being too interested in themselves but his comments rather backfired mccrone was visiting a school in eastern france for the start of the new academic year and from there posted a video on twitter showing people's cheering and hugging him which led to parts of the media calling

beth, thank you so much. we appreciate you joining us. you're there with your 3-month-old baby ivy and your husband, ollie. >> yeah, we have been here since last night. >> and the baby is 3-month birthday at the shelter. how are you doing? >> it's been a long less than 24 hours. we're holding up though. >> tell me your story. where do you live and what happened? >> we live in miami beach. and there was a mandatory evacuation. so we headed up to broward county to stay with his mother. but once the storm intensified and it started looking too scary, we decided to head for shelter. so we came here last night around midnight, maybe 12:30 and we've been here ever since. >> so you decided to go there instead of with his mother. you made that decision late last night? >> we all came. his mother, his two cousins and we're waiting for the aunt and uncle. they're going to let them in. they stopped -- the shelters full now. so it stopped admitting people. but hopefully since we have family here already, they will let more in. >> let me ask you this.

play-by-play commentator beth mowins, who became the first woman to call an nfl regular season game since987, went to dipp for a report on new denver broncos coach vance joseph during the first quarter of the chargers- broncos "monday night football" nightcap. dipp hesitated and finally gave some scant details about joseph's background and emphatically stating the coach was having "the time of his life." it turned out to be dipp's only report of the night, but it instantly made him a trending topic online. the 29-year-old mexican-born dipp has been with espn since 2013, but has reported mostly for the spanish-language espn deportes. he gave an emotional statement in a twitter video tuesday, stating that he hopes to "have another chance." at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine w

. >> other chapters this season include an adoption story line for randall and beth. >> randall is gungbout most things he sets his mind to. and beth has her doubts. >> kate and toby have moved in together, but kevin's chance to do a major movie threatens his romance with sophie. >> that's a similar situation to exactly what happened in the past as sort of split them up. a to ask of her. >> the start of the new season's twists and turns. read the scripts and know what to expect, but still caught off guard by how emotionally invested i am in these characters. >> investment that's bringing big returns for viewers. >> it's been six long months for fans. don't miss the season remere of this is us tonight at 9:00 after "the voice." at 10:00 it's "the menendez murders" followed by nbc 10 news at 11:00. >> what you can't miss is our news at 6:00. >> here's jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> all new at 6:00, one local town terrified. >>> afraid to go outside to church or to the store in fear bullet fly. >> there's no walls around the bad area. >> is it perception or reality? i'm cydney lo

for more on the game tonight, here's beth mullens and super bowl champ matt millin. >> thank you veryh, j.t. and of course raider fans only have to look a few years back to a rookie by the

it's 91 degrees and glory beth munoz trying her beth to stay cool. >> how long have you been waitingere? [speaking foreign language] >> since 5:00 a.m. >> yes. >> and just sitting here in the car? >> she can't sit in here car any longer, she's been waiting for nearly 10 hours. i been here since 4:30 a.m. she said just waiting for the generator to turn on. they turned it off because it got overheated. when the generator starts against so does the pumping. here cash is king. credit cards can't be processed so dollars rule the day. >> a lot of people can't bring their cars here, they're waiting in line in person with as many gas can gas -- gas cans as they can. what's it like day-to-day? >> well i haven't been able to come back. even my boss says don't come back unless you have gas. during the day we have from 6:00 a.m. all the way to 7:00 p.m. to be out in the street looking for what ever you can -- >> that's how you spend your days looking for stuff. water, gas -- >> yes. today it's just gas. >> slowly the car inched forward. louisa's deputy mayor says the needs are overwhelming it an

reporter beth farnsworth has more on that. >> this is the main page where you can see your blood alcohol content at any time. >> the inventor calls this the fitbit for drinking. >> it's fun device, noninvasive, does not you. >> reporter: the high-tech wrist band reads ethanol, the intoxicating ingredient in alcohol. >> reporter: it monitors your blood alcohol level for perspiration. >> say you want to drive home later, you are at a .08. all of a sudden, the phone buzzes when you hit .08. you know in the moment not to have another drink. >> if you ask the average person, how long it takes to hit the blood alcohol content, most people will say 80 minutes but it's actually 30 minutes. >> the device works out of a disposable 12 hour cart ridge. if the creator took a bite out of fitbit, they didn't. they got their own research team hashed at work at labs. while proof wearable is not in the mainstream market, milo sensors sold out of their device in a week, through indigo go and raked in $53,000. it's a great way to monitor a night out on your own rather than the opposite end of the police sto

beth i'm trying to protect my people my family my friends so if you're offended i'm sorry and that's why they call us races and the reason the. border is important is i will help you that. i live here at the bunker and if you could would you want to visit italy's days actually sit on the couch and do this whole time i would have stopped doing what i was doing then we would be oh well you know you guys out every single one of my guys would be very if i went to prison they have what's considered an aggravated only you know it could be anywhere from writing a bad check which is fraud and. the discharging a firearm we could be a small amount of drugs like you know used to be five pounds of marijuana i mean it's really very small so i want to be very upfront these people need to know leg that there is a crime involved and they went to prison. i joined the military in one thousand nine hundred two thousand and one i served with the eighty second airborne i got with honorable discharge in two thousand and one after i got of the military i was involved where somebody shot a firearm in a vehi

>> as a manager, he's very no-nonsense bethe book. he doesn't fool around, moves straight ahead. >> reporter: the white house said it is cooperating with special counsel mueller's investigation. jeff pegues, cbs, washington. >>> awe head on "cbs this morning" vice president mike pence joins us in studio 57. we'll ask him about the russian investigation and the president's intentions regarding the iran nuclear deal. >>> the senate will vote next week on the latest bill regarding thregard rei ing the repeal of the affordable care act. they would replace it with block care who would then design their own health care programs. >> we would keep the tax in place but give different people more flexibility. >> we'd receive several billion less. >> republicans have until september 30th to pass the bill with just 50 votes vo coming up on the "morning news" now, nursing home deaths. new information on the elder le who died in sweltering conditions after hurricane irma. >>> and unhappy campers. a family is struck by lightning. this is the "cbs mo

beth in north carolina, one of the best things i heard. your dad sounds a lot like mine.e the lucky ones. we were, beth, we were. narcoticsville, virginia, a precious piece for everyone who has an ego. diane in fort lauderdale, thank you for bringing a breath of fresh air and reason in all the murkiness. kip in brooklyn, all of you people preaching humility is like trump preaching chastity. doesn't go, fatso. that hurts my feelings, kip. but if you hate me so much, why are you watching? pat in greenwich, connecticut, simply brilliant. simply, my favorite viewer. daphne via g mail, the hon on log is one of the best i've heard. fred in georgia, i was a is to r us shareholder before it went public. neil's humble segment was one of the most honest things i've heard, ed, great closing, thanks for sharing the well-grounded advice from your dad. i had to watch it a few times and more impressed with each. you really do have a way with words. it gets me past your distorted face. then there's darcy in boston, your mom and dad would be very proud of their report card challenged son

. >> reporter: she may be ve ventnor's mayor, but that doesn't make beth holtzman less vulnerable to insurance hikes. her annual payment was just over $2,200. this year, over $3,400. >> it is painful. >> reporter: her home among the many in this community damaged by hurricane sandy and then repaired or rebuilt. now hurricanes harvey and irma are expected to put an even larger strain on the national flood insurance program, administered by fema, which was already about $25 billion in debt. >> it's scary. because from what you read and what you hear, it's just going to keep going up. flood insurance is going to chase people out of their homes. >> i think these storms put pressure on everyone so evaluate their homes and have homes that are going to be safe from future flood damage. >> reporter: the president of thomas heist insurance agency predicts those who don't raise their houses will pay the price. >> in the long-term, those homeowners are going to see increases anywhere between 15 and 25%. >> reporter: heist tells me after hurricane sandy, many homeowners also saw their deductible

. >> we welcome you to >> that is beth mowen.did a play by play for the chargers broncos game last night. she has called pre-season games for the raiders since 2015 and college football games for 26 years. she is actually the second woman pto call an nfl game. actually a former classmate of mike shumann's gail sierens called a game three years ago. ladies making it happening, doing big things. i love to see it. >> here on our desk this morning, too. >> good to see beth mowens doing that. she is no rookie as you said. nice to see her, get that accolade. >>> time to ask finny this morning. lily has a question about those outdated products. >> she spoke to us and michael finney has your answer. >> i was just wondering can you make a profit off of items that are considered out of date? >> hey, lily, you sure can, the antique business is built on it. i have a friend who deals with old video games and radios. so i watch him and i know that old can be very profitable. condition and rarity are the important factors. a quick way to find o

we have the fox medical team with beth joining us, and it is not only the time it takes to watch theffecting our brains after we turn off the tv. >> exactly. it is sleep arousal which means you are being pulled into the complex storyline. it makes your brain go into overdrive. it is hard to shut it down to get into your sleep mode once you have gone through that aroused state of being into the show. they have followed about 420 young adults from 18 to 25 and found that they binge watching varying degrees. some several times a week, and some maybe once or twice a month. they found the more that the people binge watch, the more likely they are to have trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, and getting quality sleep so that they woke up feeling rested. it was pretty damaging when you look at what he does to your quality of sleep. it is not just the numbers, delaying you going to bed but interfering once you try to go to bed with the ability to sleep. >> for a lot of people with children this is the only time we can watch after you get the kids to bed and maybe watch something you are i

hold sway so it going at beth it's going to take a number of months before the syrian government really control over the whole of syria. german chancellor angela merkel is tough feed days both in and out with just two weeks to go poll until the country's general election she's been out on the campaign trail although it is not being going all the way. i. be chancellor was jeered and booed by demonstrators in a rally on thursday two days earlier a protester threw tomatoes at her during a similar event criticize those behind the disruptions but this week it wasn't just hecklers who got in the way of her speeches addressing parliament she was interrupted by her main rival from the social democrats for taking credit for their work but she didn't hesitate to remind those president who's the boss. that's with you but i think sally when you've been in the finance you once. has. i. if it was you know. that when you went back to win points in parliament it's nice. that she was. just two weeks to go until the country votes polls show that michael's ruling christian democrats are way ahead of their

the local chapter suspended beth boy the phi delta theta fraternity and university. >>> there is a warning about scammers trying to trick consumers worried about that equifax hacking scandal. federal officials say crooks claiming they want to verify account information are trying to trick people into giving out personal and financial data. the equifax hack potentially affected 143 million people nearly half the country. >>> and when we come back kevin hart's emotional apology to wife and kids. but what exactly is he admitting to? and hear why the fbi is now getting involved. >>> an out-of-control porsche crashing into a crowd at a car show. what investigators are saying this morning about the cause. ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i jus

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she replaces beth langston in the only change to the 15 that won the world cup this summer.rst time that captain heather knight has led her side into an ashes series. australia are a brilliant side, they will be gutted with how their world cup finished and are hungry to have a little bit of success. the ashes series, they hold it at the moment, they are a world—class team and one of the hardest things we have talked about as a squad is winning after being successful and keeping pushing barand being successful and keeping pushing bar and striving to be a better squad and it's going to be something which will be a real challenge but i have real faith in the team and the squad that we've got the ability to do that and the ability to keep getting better as a team and keep being successful. it's not really hit me yet, going to still in next week is the stuff dreams are amazed of. i've never to australia before. the lastjury of. i've never to australia before. the last jury have of. i've never to australia before. the lastjury have been finishing off your studies but now it's a li

. >> a stage scare for a tony award winning actor, beth mid middler falls on the stage. >> reporter: we have traffic on the blue route we'll look at the northeast coming right back. ♪ health, is having the freedom to do what you want to do with your life, every single day. so at aetna, we promise to keep finding new ways to join you so nothing gets in your way. because no matter where it is you're going, or whatever stage of life you're in. we believe that when it comes to health. you don't join us. we join you. 5:15 a.m., an explosion on a subway train in london. the blast sent passengers fleeing during the morning rush. british counter terror police are leading the investigation. >>> we have this picture showing a burned bucket on board the train. we do not know how it factors into what happened. a witness said there was a bang, a pause and flames on the train at the parse son's green subway platform. some people were burned others have cuts and bruises. we'll have more on the breaking story coming up. >> for now, let's head over to karen rogers take a look at what's going on with

hold sway so it going at beth it's going to take a number of months before the syrian government really control over the whole of syria. german chancellor angle and mcauliffe has had a tough few days both in iran data parliament with just two weeks to go before the general election she's been out on the campaign trail although it's not been going on how way. was. the chancellor was jailed and booed by demonstrators during a rally on thursday while two days earlier a protester threw tomatoes at her during a similar event merkel's criticize those behind a destructive disruptions but this week it wasn't just tactless who got in the way of her speeches. while addressing parliament she was interrupted by her main rival from the social democrats are taking credit for their work but she didn't hesitate to remind those president who's the boss. that's with you but i think so i'm going. to see you once. this you know you will. see the. post. i. see was a. sad. story so that was with just two weeks before the country votes polls show merkel's ruling christian democrats way ahead of their main soc

this is the third day mary beth cardenas has waited in line. >> we can't get supplies. we can't get food. there are places that are open and selling food, but we can't get to them because we don't have gas for our car. >> reporter: there are other lines for essential things, too, like lines to get cash. we saw rosa in line at an atm where patience is in short supply. >> we're american citizens. we're not better than anyone or boerse than anyone. that's not hard to understand. that's why it's so hard. >> reporter: fema brought food and water. and the ""uss kearsarge"" now floating offshore. 20 helicopters and osprey are flying to the island. >>> roy caribbean cancelled a cruise to help with the aid effort. the adventure of the seas docked yesterday. it dropped off relief supplies and plans to pick up more evacuees. >>> the u.s. launched a missile strike in retaliation for a rocket attack on the kabul airport. the tallan launched the attack. they were attacking the plane that carried jim mattis but he was in a meeting. one of the missiles it launched missed its target and

. >> ninan: beth mowins made broadcasting history earlier this month. she became the first woman to call a nationally televised n.f.l. game. ns wacwibe bl k betweenn the cleveland browns ad the indianapolis colts on cbs. i sat down this week with the broadcasting game changer. >> brown: dumps it off to gordon underneath, launching for the goal line and touchdown, los angeles! i've always approached play-by-play as a craft and as a very particular skill set that, quite honestly, not a lot of people want to do. it's a small fraternity and sorority that you really-- you know, i think of that 10,000-hour rule. you really have to put a lot of time in from a very young age. you really have to want it. quite often, it entails going out to small town, u.s.a., and getting a lot of reps, and sort of moving up, you know, steps of the ladder. and so it's an industry, i think, where you have to have a lot of patience, and you have to have a lot of confidence. and, quite honestly, you can't really have a fallback position. you know, when i was making $19,000 a year l

.>> that is the fox medical team, beth galvin.> the cleveland indians beat the detroit tigers for the 21st straight game they have won, breaking the american record that the oakland a's hail, and the indians beat the tigers, 5-3 beating the record that the ace set in 2002. dds the third game in major history to -- major league history to take 23 straight games and the giants are the record holder with 26 big wins but they had one tie game during that run. >>> the a's beat the boston red sox last night, 7-3 to even the series with the red sox and the a's scored four times in the 1st inning and two came when matt olson hit a home run and jed lowrie had a big game with three hits, a double and a triple and the a's again winning it 7-3. they will play the red sox at fenway park in boston this morning at 10:35 am. >>> it is coming up on 5:00, and the president and first lady get a look at the damage caused by irma, and we have details on the visit to florida this morning. >>> a nursing home evacuated in florida and eight died in swelte

hold sway so it going at beth going to take a number of months before three and government control over the whole of syria. just two weeks to go before jim the federal election chancellor machall has been out on the campaign trail but not everything is being going her way. was the chancellor being booed at the rally on thursday and two days earlier she'd been hit by a tomato thrown from the crowd at a similar event but it wasn't just demonstrators who got in the way of her speech as well adjusting parliament she was interrupted by her main rival from the social democrat c. claimed she was taking credit for her. polities work that's with you but i think sally when. you know and see a loose. leaf you know. as . if it was the. moon you know saturday and. when you went back to win points in parliament it's least. that's was like the america looks set to win a fourth term as chancellor with the polls giving her party a clear lead over the social democrats left party trails in third place with the free democrats behind them and the immigration alternative of germany parties expected to gain i

children, has afforded her job security and ability to visit her grandfather in mexico, who is on his beth bed. >> i was able to see him and say good-bye and be at peace with the fact he had to move on, and i hate to think about many people who are not going to have that opportunity. >> reporter: 11 republican attorneys general gave the choice -- end the program by tuesday or they will ask a court to end it. they said only congress can make laws, which is why there's a plan for congress to do that. >> we have bipart an bills that would make daca legal so the threat would to away. >> reporter: what to you say to folks who said there's a border that needs to be policed, you can't come here without the documents? that's just the law. >> well, we have a duty to get rid of unjust laws, right? we have a duty as society in general to be humanistic. >> reporter: as congress leaves daca recipients in limbo, what happens to people like kitzia. >> i'm not going anywhere and i'm not saying that just for myself but for anyone more vulnerable. we're going to organize. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >