congressman blum. 30 seconds. rep. blum: i love that question. i knew for a fact in the last 18 months if i voted for a repeal and replace of obamacare, our aca act which was a pretty darn good act, i know i take a lot of heat for it, there will be millions of dollars of attack ads coming in against me, but i did something that is rare in washington, d c. had political courage because i believed in those bills. they are not perfect but they are better than what we have today. i voted for those bills. sure enough, millions of dollars of attack ads have been run against me. rep. finkenauer: when i look back at my four years in the statehouse, i think about what i am most proud of. it was tough. we were in the minority the first couple of years. the second couple of years we lost the senate. that badthat had -- stuff that was going after working families started to get passed. including going after worker's compensation. folks were working 40 hours a week and getting hurt on the job. i remember standing there thinking a few times during the votes, t

congress and blum. -- congressman blum. rep. blum: i would like to say my heart goes out to people who are trying to emigrate to this country to better themselves and try to find jobs and work and try to feed their family. my heart goes out to them. i have empathy for the. i ambeing said, old-fashioned and believe in the rule of law. change --u work the work to change it. i believe in copperheads of immigration reform. voted for immigration reform. here is the thing i hear from the american people. reagan, we granted amnesty to millions of people here illegally with a promise that we were going to secure the border and told wall. we got the amnesty, we never got the wall. under george bush, his secure the border act, we passed that, there were things given to people that were here illegally and we never got the border security. we need to secure the border first and foremost, then we can talk about comprehensive immigration reform. rep. finkenauer: i absolutely again, want to reiterate the need to stop playing politics with this

blum: no, there's not. there is nowhere in the world that i think we should be using military force. that is different than military presence. there's places where i think it's ok to maintain a military presence like we have done in places like after world war ii. but as far as military force, no. i was on the budget committee for two years and we debated for a long time was called overseas contingency operations. billions and billions of dollars in the process. guess what? they are off budget. "what is off budget?" i said when i first went to washington . it sounded like a part of d.c. >> let's talk now about politics. we need to not talk about politics, he said we should be work bipartisan, but i'm going to ask you this question. it applies to leadership in the chamber. i will start with you, representative finkenauer. the first vote that any member of congress takes at the beginning of a new session is for the leader of their party. if the democrats take majority in the house, you will be voting for the

congressman blum, let's start with you.cannot go anywhere in iowa and not hear about the lack of civility in washington. harvests of the swamp you reference the inability to get anything done. how does that change? you been there for four years. what do you say to iowans to say, i can fix this if you give me two more years? >> yes, i've noticed an unbelievable lack of civility in the last two years. i've noticed that things have become hyper partisan piercings like everything is political. these days. i've received death threats. to the point we have had police protection when i have a public event. my wife has received messages that say, we know where you live. my 19-year-old daughter has received messages that say, we hope you get cancer. and we hope you have a pregnancy and can't have an abortion. that is how vile, that is how low the level of discourse is gotten in the country. i cannot control it. i think it starts with our political leaders. we have maxine waters saying, a member of the trump cabinet where they go pub

what do you think of congressman blum versus the challenger?bably just time for a little change. and that's where a lot of us i think anymore are voting. we like to see changes in politics. >> reporter: that change, challenger and democrat abbey thinkenauer. still paying off her college loans. running on her working class upbringing to protect blue collar america. >> this is not how we treat people in my state or in my country. and i was going to do whatever i could to get elected. >> reporter: you're talking a lot about the forgotten people. that's what president trump talked about, and he won this district. >> president trump in this administration walked around my district, walked around the state of iowa saying that they cared about working families, and the last two years, all we saw are policies that go after them. >> ain't nobody like a democratic party because the democratic party don't stop. say what? >> reporter: democratic energy fuels rise against two-term incumbent rod blum. she is ahead in the polls. >> no hate, no fear! >> report

blum: she has not answered a question to a new level it's like an art form. of course, she will vote for nancy pelosi nancy pelosi has introduced her to new york city on the east coast to raise funds and we have been outraised five / one because of the east coast and west coast because of the policy connection and in politics they expect a return she's not doing that to be nice. you would have a tremendous of amount of pressure not to vote with nancy pelosi i have already walked the walk my first vote was against sitting speaker john weiner and that cost me politically people's that i would never be back in washington d.c. and never have access to the establishment pack fundraising and that's my point because i could put my head on the pillow at night because i promised this district i am independent standing up to my own party starting with my very first vote. >> representative whoever tosses their hat in the ring there are multiple people what do you need to hear from them you said you want to talk to them but what do you need to hear that gives you the con

another person also weighing in on the same theme there and one i will give this to you cecil says ed blum says he's suing harvard to fight racial discrimination asians but anti permanent auction crusaders like bloom never attack legacy admissions which are effectively affirmative action programs for wealthy white kids we know what this is about how shaq not your cover i'm wondering what your take is on the. you know all this use actually music representation i mean you act i mix and special interest groups if they go to a harbor trials at the boston federal court they would know the real situation i was there and actually the s f did fight against because it mentions asked to remove it emissions and x. admission that the original considers year of them together in ten american states after they banned the so-called which is not the be all can be over now actually which was already. into the civil rights act nine hundred sixty four title six so added were boom and the s f is using the radio at home an action to fight the fake shit which is really just the mission and the constant is mostly

e,u have to vote for rod blum david young, and these 2 characters. they are learning so much, i wasn't even going to bring them up. get out and vote anyway, just in case. you never know. you never know. a majority of house democrats have signed up for a socialist

the first incumbent is rod blum. democratic state representative abby finkenauer. there on the stage ready for tonight's debate. >>

things have gotten so bad in iowa that problem -- that rod blum is not getting any republican help for his race. ankenauer, the democrat, is clear favorite. and the third district race between david young and cindy axne, a freshfaced democratic challenger, that is a tossup. the momentum in the des moines area is going towards democrats. host: (202) 748-8001 for republicans. for democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. while we are on the subject of iowa, cory booker was there. he talked about the november elections and also hinted at his personal interests in future elections. [video clip] >> how long? not long. until we elect a governor in the state who will stand up for women, stand up for planned parenthood, stand up for public education. how long? not long. until we elect people who represent all the people, not just the fortunate few. how long? not long. until we not only believe women but elect some great women to congress. how long? not long. until we flip the state house and the state senate. how long? >> not long. >> until we take back the house of representati

ed blum says he's suing harvard to fight racial discrimination but anti affirmative action crusaders like bloom never attack a legacy admissions which are effectively affirmative action programs for wealthy white kids we know what this is about not your cover i'm wondering what your take is on. you know all this use actually music representation i mean you act i mix and special interest groups if they go to a harbor trials at the boston federal court they would know the real situation i was there and actually the s f did fight against the missions asked to remove it emissions and x. admission that the original considers you are of them tight together in ten american states after they banned the so-called which is not to be or can be overmatched which was already. into the civil rights act one nine hundred sixty four title six so as it were boom and the s f a is using the radio at home an action to fight the fake action which is really just the nation and the currents that use mostly asian action because asian africans even though they are just five percent of the high school graduate

ed blum says he's suing harvard to fight racial discrimination but anti affirmative action crusaders like bloom never attack a legacy admissions which are effectively affirmative action programs for wealthy white kids we know what this is about not your cover i'm wondering what your take is on. you know all this use actually music representation i mean you act i mix and special interest groups if they go to a harbor trials at the boston federal court they would know the real situation i was there and actually you. did fight against the missions asked to remove it emissions and x. admission that the original considers you are of them together in ten american states after the band the so-called which is not to be or can be over which was already. into the civil rights act one nine hundred sixty four title six so added were boom and the s f is using going to go up from an action to fight the fake action which is really just the mission and the constant use mostly asian apps because asian africans even though they're just five percent of the high school graduates in your. book you're oft

ron blum 8:00 p.m., debates think an hour for iowa.9:00 p.m., g and forte faces democratic challenger cap e williams for the at-large seat. is on c-span, your source for campaign 2018. in hawaiipan bus was for the 39th stop of our 50 capitals tour. we feature our visit on c-span, book to, and american history tv , exploring hawaii's history and culture and public policy issues. saturday on c-span at 7:00 a.m. journal,n washington the opposite planning will talk about homelessness and the lack of affordable housing. on book tv at noon, stuart coleman on his book on the life the legendary hawaiian surfer beard a visit to the university of hawaii for the book noue.ction of daniel i sunday, our hawaii weekend continues. the executive director of the blue planet foundation on renewable energy efforts and why. history tv on c-span3, at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we visit the bally of the priest along the north shore of a while hope. and the polynesian voyaging society. at 4:00 p.m. eastern, short documentaries about hawaii, the hawaii, the in silent

there was a poll that had blum trailing by 15 points.n terms of republicans come sboog thing in district to try to rescue blum has not been there. you add that up, here is one of those trump surge districts, trump surge areas in the country from 2016 where the democrats look poised to put a win on the boa board. >> lots to watch. you'll be back tomorrow with another race? >> yeah. we have a couple coming this week and till election day. >> thank you. ncht >>> we want to head south to georgia where allegations are heating up over voter suppression. you had republican senator who was on georgia tech campus. he was campaigning for bryan kemp. that's the republican candidate. a student came up to senator perdue and asked about the new reports that 53,000 voter applications on hold. nearly 70% of which are african-american because they failed to meet the state's exact match standard. you have been watching some of that video. watch again. >> how can you endorse a candidate -- >> i'm not doing that. >> that's still my property. give me my phon

declined an interview with al-jazeera the debate has split the asian american community some accuse blum of using them as a tool to push his real agenda of helping white students while others say harvard is using affirmative action as a pass to discriminate against asian americans they don't look at the reality that if you're going to do that are being discriminated against they just write you off meanwhile the trumpet ministration has jumped in to oppose harvard saying no american should be denied admission to school because of their race the politicization of the case is further evidence for many asian americans that they are being used as a racial wedge the case is final outcome will likely be decided by the u.s. supreme court. castro al jazeera cambridge massachusetts now bruce fein is a constitutional lawyer and former us associate deputy attorney general and he says the man behind the lawsuit wants to end the practice of affirmative action i don't think that necessarily because he has an ulterior motive it somehow spoils the general principle is at stake we fought for a very very l

e,u have to vote for rod blum david young, and these 2 characters.are learning so much, i wasn't even going to bring them up. get out and vote anyway, just in case. you never know. you never know. a majority of house democrats have signed up for a socialist health care plan that would obliterate medicare and eliminate medicare advantage for 20 million seniors. republicans want to protect medicare. we are protect it for our great seniors who have earned it and paid for it all of their lives. right? [applause] americansways protect with pre-existing conditions. we are going to protect americans with pre-existing conditions. the democrat agenda is radical open borders. the new platform of the democrat party is to abolish ice. what a great idea. [crowd boos] do you know why? that people that work for ice. they love our country, but they are very tough people. that is what we need to take care of ms 13, all the gangs. [applause] you don't want to do it. you don't want to do it. even you don't want to do it. i don't want to do it either. they're fantastic

friday, iowa congressman ron blum debates. abby think in our saturday night at 9:00 eastern, montana congressman greg jan forte faces his democratic challenger kathleen williams for the state at-large seat. live coverage on in just a moment, we will take you back live to portland, oregon, in that state's governors debate. ♪ >> welcome back, everybody. our debate continues. the debate for oregon's future. all of the questions asked from young people, high school students from across the state. we have had some questions answered this evening in the first half hour. now we continue. shasta, who is our next question from? >> next question is from 15-year-old kai. he wants to ask you about teen suicide. >> hello, my question is for governor brown and representative buehler. in oregon, the second leading cause of death for 10 to 24-year-olds is suicide. those numbers have been rising in the past decade and a currently well over the national average. what plans do you have, in particular be on gun safety, to prevent youth from suici

congressman rod blum debates his challenger. , jin forte montana versus kathleen williams. your primary source for campaign 2018. an hour,s just under the debate between bill nelson and governor rick scott, with rick scott given a slight edge. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> good evening and welcome to this debate with the florida senatorial debate. the first and only spanish debate,

as your primary source for campaign 2018, next, debate from iowa between republican congressman ron blum and everything can i'm her. it's in the first congressional district which voted for donald trump in 2016 after voting for barack obama in 2012. this is an hour. evening, everyone, and welcome to the beautiful gallagher lou door performing arts center on the campus of the university of northern iowa.

declined an interview with al-jazeera the debate has split the asian american community some accuse blum of using them as a tool to push his real agenda of helping white students while others say harvard is using affirmative action as a past to discriminate against asian americans they don't look at the reality that if you're going to do that are being discriminated against they just write you off meanwhile the trumpet ministration has jumped in to oppose harvard saying no american should be denied admission to school because of their race the politicization of the case is further evidence for many asian americans that they are being used as a racial wedge the case is final outcome will likely be decided by the u.s. supreme court. castro al jazeera cambridge massachusetts flooding has killed at least seven people in southwest france the province of was hit with the equivalent of several months of rain in just a few hours some are of a level to the highest for more than one hundred years as powerful floods swept some casualties to their deaths and cut off emergency services. they marks th

following the conference progress an article with journalist mark blum and phone detailing the conversation we spoke to explain the full about the claims this is part and parcel of a campaign run by national security hardliners under the guise of civil society groups like the german marshall fund in the atlantic council to impose their control over social media platforms that really represent the digital commons and one of the all places where alternative media sites can get around the mainstream media and disseminate their material. earlier this month facebook and twitter deleted the accounts of hundreds of users whom they accused of spamming and in authentic behavior a number of popular pages dedicated to exposing police brutality and u.s. foreign policy abuses were among those removed my experiment again believes will continue to see alternative media being targeted based on the comments from jamie fly this is just the beginning that we will witness a vast expansion of the purging of social media accounts of alternative websites and users who express dissident views on facebook and twitt

not here are richard blum and senator feinstein, and others, all whom made substantial financial events. can we give them a round of applause, please, for their leadership on that. [applause] >> the next phase of this, the architect, we have lots of fund raising, as you can imagine. financing makes it all happen, and this was a tricky project to finance. hey, we're this conservatory of 400 students, and we want to build this $90 million building on vanness. think about this. this happened because jim herbert decided it would happen. jim, on behalf of myself, thank you to you and all of your team. it's 3.9 prs fixed over 30 years because jim thought it was important to put up this building. jim and cecelia, i just want to thank you for that. it was incredible. early folks who were in, carol and lyman casey. carol's family has been supporting the art ms. this city in so many ways with affection and tremendous investment. carol was one of the first people who walked in my office and we were talking about this, and she said this needs to happen, and she continued the investment and continue

welcome back to the geyser i'm max kaiser so i'm going to turn to susan blum to find out more about susan powell's susan. thank you max keiser and i'm delighted to be here at fantastic you know we i've been seeing you know for years of years wherever i go and a couple space there is susan poole well there you go there so what like what do you do in the spaces yeah i'm doing a lot of different things i work for you know corporate america in the software industry and i got it a big point a few years ago and i literally went all in with my career and create a whole new career work for myself i do advisory consulting there's an app to do before in your career where you just literally got swept off your feet and just committed yourself wildly to something like that is it a new thing that's ever happened before it's a brand new thing and you know i was in the software industry i missed the wave of social media i miss google i heard about big point i'm like this is why i missed both to go in a big car and all and you know i believe that there's something on the aesthetic side of because where it

ed blum says he's suing harvard to fight racial discrimination but anti affirmative action crusaders like bloom never attack a legacy admissions which are effectively affirmative action programs for wealthy white kids we know what this is about not your cover wondering what your take is on . you know all this is actually misrepresentation by many of academics and special interest groups if they go to a harbor trials at the boston federal court they would know the real situation i was there and actually the s f if they did fight against looks at the missions they asked to move let us in the missions and exit missions and the regional considers you are often tied together in ten american states after the band the so-called forgotten which is not the real kind of deal from actually which was already legislated into the civil rights act one nine hundred sixty four title six so edward bloom and the s f a is using the rio a hermit faction to fight the fake it which is really just this one nation and the current state is mostly asian absent because asian african and even though there are ju

tomorrow night, iowa congressman rod blum debates his democratic challenger. on saturday, montana to republican congressman greg ginn 40 and challenger -- greg gianforte and challenger kathleen williams will debate. >> with the control of congress in question, see the competition c-span.self on make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. posty morning, washington national security reporter greg miller discusses his new book discussing russia's interference in the 2016 election. and the former secretary of state for african affairs talks about first lady melania trump's trip to africa. c-span'so watch washington journal live on friday morning. ? join the discussion. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, satu rday, wake forest university professor david lubin on 19th-century artist winslow homer. presidency," "the a look at how the fashion choices of that nixon and betty ford reflected the politics and culture of their time. and the 25th anniversary of the u.s. ca

eastern, iowa republican congressman rod blum debates his democratic challenger, a state congresswoman. that's also on c-span. again at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and then saturday, montana republican congressman greg gianforte faces his challenger, kathleen williams, for the state's at-large seat. that's live on c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> with the control of congress in question this election day, see the competition for yourself on c-span. watch the debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. >> next, the pennsylvania governors' debate between governor tom wolf and his republican challenger scott wagner. the debate court sthoif pennsylvania cable network is being moderated by jeopardy host alex trebek. from hershey, pennsylvania, this is an hour.

declined an interview with al-jazeera the debate has split the asian american community some accuse blum of using them as a tool to push his real agenda of helping white students while others say harvard is using affirmative action as a pass to discriminate against asian americans they don't look at the reality that if you're going to do that are being discriminated against they just write you off meanwhile the trumpet ministration has jumped in to oppose harvard saying no american should be denied admission to school because of their race the politicization of the case is further evidence for many asian americans that they are being used as a racial wedge the case is final outcome will likely be decided by the u.s. supreme court. castro al jazeera cambridge massachusetts flooding has killed at least seven people in southwest france the province of was hit with the equivalent of several months of rain in just a few hours some river levels rose to their highest for more than one hundred years as powerful floods swept some casualties to their deaths and cut off emergency services. when the

blum is far as rod concerned, is the president reaching out for assistance?uest: not that i have heard. host: how close is he tied to the president, how close does he make that connection? guest: you hear a lot of republicans talk about him, especially like blum, who is in the freedom caucus. it is to make sure his face turns out, that is a problem for the public's this year. if they are not motivated to vote, they will not show up. key more than other republicans is talking about the president. in a as far as turnout midterm, how big is that overall this time around? guest: huge. the enthusiasm gap is what could do republicans in in november. if democrats turnout in greater numbers come you have the potential for a wave. host: you talked about some of those ads. one sponsored by the congressional leadership fund, the other from the democratic campaign committee. politician abby think in our is one of i was most liberal legislators. nancy pelosi is backing her because she votes the same in congress. cities, granting safe haven to violent illegal immigrants. m

rod blum may be the most single endangered house incup benkucum running this year.e's had longer standing issues in that district in terms of popularity. look at this district in 2012. it isn't a district that went from obama to trump. it was nobody a land slide. he ran in 2012 three years later, donald trump pulled out a victory by four points. an 18-point swing. it's one of the biggest you'll see. it was enough to help save him in 2016. in 2018 he's got some bad news in the polling here. double digits. republicans had not been coming in with money to try to save them. his democratic opponent, if she wins, she ends up being probably the second youngest woman ever elected to congress. on the same day we would cortez in new york to become the youngest. keep this filed way till election night. if the democrats win this easy, that's what's expected. sdplp . >> we have the polling. abby is up 52-37. sydney axney is up 43-44 to david young. that's iowa three. iowa four. this is where steve king is the congressman. he's down by 10 points. the democrat. it's going to be an

od blum debates his democratic challenger live at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. and saturday, montana congressman and democratic challenger will live and live at 9:00 p.m. eastern. up next on c-span, it's a florida senate debate where bill nelson faces the state's republican governor, rick scott. the candidates took questions covering a wide range of topics, gun control, health care, low wages, election hacking and the accusations made against judge brett kavanaugh. we want to welcome our viewers from the florida keys and west palm beach. moderator: the debate rules are as follows. the candidates have not been provided any of the questions. they will be asked the same question, each one will have a minute and a half to answer each of the questions and whoever answers first will have an extra 30 seconds for rebuttal. each candidate will have 90 seconds. the first question goes to senator bill nelson. senator nelson, in our own poll, which took place in july, done by mason-dixon, when we asked what are the most important problems facing our country, immigration was

this producer jason blum who made his movie is known for making cheap films and having them do wl.er panormal activity that movie cost $15,000o make and made over -- almost $200 million to the worldwide box office. "hallowemade 77 million but b an incredibox office success which i'm assuming they'll make more of these. we'll see wha what happens. i'll be back at 7:50 with chris pine when he talks aboutg filminwonder woman in washington, d.c. i'll be back at 7:50. >> kev thank you very much. we'l see you at 7:50. >> thanks guys. about me seeing "venom."ks i'll ask him about that ler. >> mccarthy versus wisdom coming up. >> could be. anotherov beatdown. >>e those. >> i know, it's great. looking forward to it. lecks do a qui weather forecast. that's your forecast, sun, sun and more sun. temperatures close to 50 but i think we'll stay in the upper 50's later on today. seven-ecyast, we'll across 60 tomorrow, how about up near 70 for your tuesday. wah out for t weekend. saturday could be on the wet side of things. that's a check of the foreca. erin take it away on traffic. >> me thomas 6

congressman blum faces his democratic challenger. saturday night at 9 p.m. eastern, congressman g and 40 -- his challenger williams. we are your look source for campaign 2018. >> see the competition for yourself on c-span. watch the debates from key houses and senate races. make c-span were primary source for campaign 28 team. primary source for campaign 2018. >> we are traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in springfield, illinois. we asked which party should control congress and why? >> i think the democrats. we need some checks and balances on what is going on in washington. there is so much that is contrary to what i believe is best for the electorate in the united states. democratse controlling congress will definitely bring some checks and balances to the process that is much-needed. x i would like to see the control of retain congress in both chambers after this election. supporter of donald trump, i think the republican party will do a better job of democratic party is .oing to obstruct him, so >> i want women to c

friday at 8:00 p.m., iowa congressman ron blum debates challenger state representative abbie fink an hour for iowa's first congressional district seat. montana'st 9:00 p.m., dm forte faces williams. your c-span coverage for campaign 2018. night, year university historian joanne freeman on her book "the field of blood: violence in congress and the road to civil war." >> you end up with scores of congressman just in a mass brawl. in and of itself, it's dramatic. guys throwing punches, a massive encounter. is what is interesting to me people at the time looked at it and what they saw was a group of northerners and a group of southerners, lots of them armed, running at each other in the house of representatives, and several of them said, this doesn't look like a fight, this looks like north against south. it looks like a battle. and that's really striking. indeed, it did look like a battle, and it is not long before the civil war. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on "q and a." next, the pennsylvania governor's debate between governor tom wolf and his republican challenger, scott wagner. t

in iowa, their first district, republican incumbent, rob blum, freedom caucus member, at risk of beingvertaken by democrats, one of the best opportunities to snag a seat. if you are in that district you need to vote. let's stay in iowa where the third district is absolutely in play. david young has a tough fight, trump won there by four points in 2016. kansas, a few races to watch in kansas, district two, republican steve watkins, is taking on a democrat, paul davis. kentucky, third district, republican incumbent kevin yoder challenged by democrat cher reece davis in a district that hillary took by one point. a tight race. the kentucky sixth district, where another incumbent, republican andy barr in a tight race, against amy mcgrath. let's go back to nevada, a few critical races out there. third district, republican danny tony larussa cainian, the son of -- danny tarkanian, the son, against suzie lee. and hardy taking on the democrat horseford. wisconsin's first district, open seat contest, republican brian steele is facing democrat randy bryce. this is a race to replace speaker paul w

the next day, a debate from iowa between republican congressman rod blum and democratic representative at the thick now and the democratic representative. >> on constitution day, c-span visited the national constitution center in philadelphia where we asked folks what does it mean to be american? when you feel a qr at home, you felix you are comfortable to live here. >> i was blessed to have been , one of theuntry countries with the most freedom for all people to pursue happiness and life and joy with families. to pursue your dreams and opportunities. friendship, getting along with everybody here in america. family and love. >> simply doing your responsibilities for civic and family and everything like that. as a daughter of service members, i felt it was my responsibility under the constitution to go ahead and do my search -- do my duty and 70 country. youre freedom to pursue and be whatever i wanted to be. the country i come from, this would not be possible. >> this year, we are asking middle and high school students to produce a 5-6 minute documentary answering the question, what do

blum. >> would you like me to speak first? i'm actually speaking on the care site, item number six, would you like to do that -- >> president cohen: both of them have been called together, it doesn't matter which goes first. >> okay. i'll speak to six, and my colleague, john can speak to five. first of all, good morning, good to see you all supervisors, fewer, cohen, and stefani. so i'm asking you to approve a resolution for a grant for hiv or hiv funding for the ryan white part a. san francisco has applied for on a yearly basis and received this for about 30 years. we're one of about 60 geographic areas around the united states that apply for it. as you know there's over 15,000 people living with hiv in san francisco, slightly less than half of them, about 7400 actually touch our public health system at one point or another, and well over 3,000 get primary care services. the amount requested is 105% of last year's application, which is the maximum we're allowed to apply for. over the last 30 years, we've received some cuts, s

jonathan blum stopped by, had a bite. you can watch the story here before sharing it online with friends and family. ib wx >> we're making a burger that is quite possibly the freshest burger that exists. robotically served is a fascinating and very old phenomenon. part of it is function and part of it is marketing. >> amazing to see how it was made one by one. >> we've created something that is slices tomatoes perfectly every time. a system that grinds meat perfectly every time. the food offered us is going to change because robots are invading commercial kitchenens. >> it really does taste super fresh. >> we'll see. i still have to taste it. >> reporter: some sayt all started with izza in 2015. but it started long before that. did you get this from the ougau matt? >> we didn't know until we launch and people kept asking us about the automat. >> reporter: a decade ago you drop in change and pull food. tim young wanted healthy food without waiting in line. >> you can't have ten cashiers in a restaurant. that's not a normal

jonathan blum our digital producer recently published different restaurants in san francisco that are robot chefs. i posted that to twitter@scott mcgrew for the nbc baifr. >> what if you don't have the app and you want to go shopping in there. >> i do not know. >> like i wonder what security is like. >> yes. there is a door person. to welcome you in. and i think also to make sure. >> there are sticky fingers when there are employees. can you imagine when there are not. >> a lot of stores you can walk in and take something but you are not supposed to. >> good to follow. thanks. >>> well, right now, that's the opening bell, the new york stock exchange, the dow s&p, 500 nasdaq all done. the dow down 216 points. the dow drops more than 200 points. but stocks are well off lows after disappointing erpgs. >>> we won't have to worry about the stock market if you win the megamillions ton. the largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history to be given away tonight. hoping it's me. the megamillions lotto jackpot is expected to be worth estimated 1.6 billion. that number could climb even higher as peopl

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