i'm brian adam and running to be district 10 supervisor. i was born and raise in the san jose and worked as an engineer. now i learned a lot working for city government. i'm run to give san front a voice. voter turn out and 3 and 30% speak a language other than english i want it easy to get involved i'm running on a simple plat furthermore of more housing, safer streets and better public transit. for the i want it clear the obtackles to more housing and support the programs helping renter become home ordinance. stable ouz housing helps us all live our best lives. next i don'ts think that more police officers other only way to a safer city. alternative policies brought smrter policing and better results more i will focus on what works rather that than stick to one idea. public transit already moves thousands around the city all the the time. getting to work, doctor's appointments or a time at the beach muni helps people do it. i will make sure well is funding and the dlrdz are used right. ut category out a stop to make the system move faster

local lawyer brian adams, who grew up near the plant, now represents over 100 juliette residents who are suing the plant for environmental contamination. >> there have been deaths that we attribute that are related to the toxins that are coming from the plant. linking everything together is certainly one of the scientific issues that we're working on, but we-- we know that there were bad things, bad contaminants that are coming from the plant that are getting to the people in the community that are causing health problems. we do have liver cancer, kidney cancer, stomach cancer, all that we are afraid is attributed to the contaminations. i think as people realize that maybe georgia power has known that me of this stuff is not good and not good for the area, and they never said anything, instead encouraged ople to be in that area, that's where the anger really starts to get in, because, again, they feel like they've been lied to. the thing is, georgia power does do some good things for the community. they help people in the community, they give back, they give to good causes. a lot of

. >> other nominees are brian adams, patty smith, and broadway songs as well. >>> more names are beingo the lineup of musical performers at the latin grammy awards. [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> thnominees will be taking the stage . the latin grammy awards will also feature [ indiscernible ], along with john legend. >> latin music's busy biggest i will be celebrated in las vegas on november 17. >> is about your birthday? maggot is. i will be watching. they make you off the day, are you? are you going to vegas? >> >> are you putting me on the spot? >> i am not going there. >> i wish, i wish i could go to that. that list sounds so good. we have john legend there , i am excited for that. i am excited to see who wins. onthat for sure. bunny wi >>> it is about 5:26. we explain why the 49ers fans don't need to worry about a sloppy showing against the chargers. it >>> a push for change in california prisons. we look at raking the >>> this is a new way to think about our criminal justice system. most people said to prison get out and become our neighbors. the question is, what kind of neighbors d

i'm brian adam and running to be district 10 supervisor. i was born and raise in the san jose and worked as an engineer. now i learned a lot working for city government. i'm run to give san front a voice. voter turn out and 3 and 30% speak a language other than english i want it easy to get involved i'm running on a simple plat furthermore of more housing, safer streets and better public transit. for the i want it clear the obtackles to more housing and support the programs helping renter become home ordinance. stable ouz housing helps us all live our best lives. next i don'ts think that more police officers other only way to a safer city. alternative policies brought smrter policing and better results more i will focus on what works rather that than stick to one idea. public transit already moves thousands around the city all the the time. getting to work, doctor's appointments or a time at the beach muni helps people do it. i will make sure well is funding and the dlrdz are used right. ut category out a stop to make the system move faster

i'm brian adam and running to be district 10 supervisor. i was born and raise in the san jose and worked as an engineer. now i learned a lot working for city government. i'm run to give san front a voice. voter turn out and 3 and 30% speak a language other than english i want it easy to get involved i'm running on a simple plat furthermore of more housing, safer streets and better public transit. for the i want it clear the obtackles to more housing and support the programs helping renter become home ordinance. stable ouz housing helps us all live our best lives. next i don'ts think that more police officers other only way to a safer city. alternative policies brought smrter policing and better results more i will focus on what works rather that than stick to one idea. public transit already moves thousands around the city all the the time. getting to work, doctor's appointments or a time at the beach muni helps people do it. i will make sure well is funding and the dlrdz are used right. ut category out a stop to make the system move faster

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address the retail sales numbers, the national ones, didn't seem weak >> no, they didn't >> brian cornell is adamantnovember's -- we're not that far into november, but now we're starting to talk about holiday season, and you have to reach some conclusions that something happened in the country during the month of october where it really hit home, whether bit the layoffs in technology, whether it be the general discussion of recession, but then you try to jive that with the numbers we got today from the government, which would indicate that there was robust retail sales and you know, i tend to believe in target and walmart now, lowe's was good lowe's represents good spend on the home but i have to tell you, when i look at the categories that were bad, so to speak, too hot in the national retail sales, some of them make no sense whatsoever. furniture. that shouldn't be hotter it's absolutely not. clothing, frankly, it's discounted everywhere. great promotions food at the supermarket remains a real problem it's a problem >> yeah. you're right about home furnishings. home goods and tjx down 16 that flie

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. >> brian: don't forget about'8" congratulation. mayor adams the governors, not governor hochul. she sat it out. the tent cities, the hotel rooms, are the bus dropoffs whatever it was she had no interest in it. people would say where is some leadership here? whatever you want to say about mayor adams at least he was trying to do something. >> that leads back to joe biden. joe biden's migration policies. >> ainsley: the president, joe biden, is calling on congress to punish oil and gas companies if they don't use their profits to help lower fuel prices. >> steve: yeah, right. joe biden's latest attack on fossil fuel and the industry comes just one week before the midterms. he has got to look like he is doing something although that tax won't work. >> brian: it hasn't in the past. lucas tomlinson live at the white house with the latest blame game. >> good morning, guys. just one week before the midterm elections. critics are calling this potential hail mary by the president delivered from the roosevelt room. >> oil companies, record profits today

i'm brian adam and running to be district 10 supervisor.e in the san jose and worked as an engineer. now i learned a lot working for city government. i'm run to give san front a voice. voter turn out and 3 and 30% speak a language other than english i want it easy to get involved i'm running on a simple plat furthermore of more housing, safer streets and better public transit. for the i want it clear the obtackles to more housing and support the programs helping renter become home ordinance. stable ouz housing helps us all live our best lives. next i don'ts think that more police officers other only way to a safer city. altern

brian claypool. i want to play this from adam lipson who is his public defender, watch. >> we have little information time there's been a lot of speculation a lot of rumor simply based on the nature of this case. as of right now haven't even seen the police reports. >> trace: a lot of people haven't seen a lot of stuff, you think they are being transparent? we don't know if the body cameras going to be released, we don't know about the 911 call. >> i think there's a lot of unanswered questions. for example to the alarm go off? i think they would have a serious alarm system at the house and also what baffles me is during this exchange, why the assailant would just allow pelosi to go to the bathroom, the whole thing is bizarre. at the end of the day with the public defender was talking about today is that the defendant was in a mental health facility being examined. i expect they're going to raise issues of what's called diminished capacity in california which means this guy had some kind of mental issues defeats the intent. it reduces the crime to a lesser charge. i'm sure that's what his lawyer is go

brian kemp for governor in georgia. adamks all for senate in nevada and joe lombardo for governor in nevada. marco rubio for senate in florida. ron desantis for governor in florida. [applause] >> dixson for governor in michigan. ron johnson for senate and wisconsin. kim michael's for governor in wisconsin. chuck grassley for senate and iowa. kim reynolds for governor in iowa. katie britt for senate in alabama. kelly jabbar to for senate in alaska. mike dunleavy for governor in alaska. john bozeman for senate in arkansas. sarah sanders. it did you ever hear of her? she's great. governor in arkansas. leavy for senate in connecticut. mike crapo for senate and idaho. jerry moran -- jerry or maranda for senate in kansas. derek schmidt for governor in kansas. rand paul for senate in kentucky. john kennedy senate in louisiana. eric schmidt for senator in missouri. 10 but for senate in north carolina. john presented in north dakota. james lankford for senate in oklahoma. markwayne mullin, great guy. senate in oklahoma. kevin stitt f

i love adam and i'm like 9, 10 old and preaching out to brian mccray. side of preacher doing big treasury. i was 10, 11 years old reading aboutt it in san francisco and these were the ones i wantedp around and when i was 1, my mother bought me that and he was 25, 26 and he was like his father thinking that maybe he's trying to do with all the big butter vehicles and in the gap, it was different from the sun. i knew what i wanted to be and i never changed that and nobody told me any different. whatever i did during the civil rights ministry and it gives me what i believe you're supposed to do and that's what i did with ben crump. he's an excellent lawyer. i write about that. ben crump never thought he'd become the priest of the civil rightses legal kind of profession and now he's going to make a living. i think if you decide what you think, anything can come from it. there's no way anybody can tell me the right and wong way and i'll offer 200 and how are you going to tell me doing what i do that i would one day have a national joke on the show. what are

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. >> brian: what a great answer and that's why he is captain. tyler adamsg us now to discuss this game and all the subplots along with it is rob stone. is he fox sports studio analyst and does the scoreboard show. he can do it all. have you seen him everyone in every sport. covering the cup. describe the subplots to this one. besides what's happening at the game, what other story lines are brewing? >> well, i mean, there are certainly the political undertones taking place right now. not the waters at the men's team wanted to tread in. these two teams met in 1998 political tension before the world cup really exploded on an american stage so to speak. i remember walking in to that stadium and looking up and taking in the surroundings and we were curious would there be protest? what type of activities would be in and around this match. the one thing that caught my eye, looking up, top of the stadium. snipers sitting up there. so there was heavy political unrest back in 1998. i think the iranian journalists are trying to make more out of it leading into this ga

brian. it's been 364 days, actually, since our very first working lunch with adam slipsky.ngs have changed. aws is absorbing spikes in the cost of energy and tech labor, making the case that its scale and experience in cloud technologies make it a port in the storm of a volatile economy. it's alsonearly 18 years since lipsky first joined the company to work on aws after an executive recruiter called him with a wild-sounding idea. >> she was explaining to me something about turning the guts of amazon inside out so others could use it and i didn't really understand what that was all about. i was thinking are they going to let small -- e-commerce merchants use aws's -- i'm sorry, amazon's e-commerce abilities? so i talked with her and i guess i didn't completely mess it up because then she had me come in and talk with andy jassy and after that talked way number of the other senior leaders at amazon it seemed like one of those a-ha opportunities where i don't know if it's possible or not but if it is, if we can do this it could really be of enormous benefit to customers and tur

georgia governor brian kemp and stacey abrams are making their final pitch this weekend. meanwhile, the republican candidate out in nevada, adamaxalt, and the incumbent democratic senator, catherine cortez masto, crisscrossing that state in the tight senate race. and up in new hampshire, senator maggie hassan trying to hold off a last minute surge from republican challenger don bolduc. we have team fox news coverage across the country, let's start with rich edson live in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where the keystone state is shaping up as the center of the universe with fetterman and oz and mastriano and shapiro. man, you've got your hands full, rich. >> reporter: yeah, you're only getting started there, eric. you know, now it's former president trump's turn. he was the subject of this rally in pittsburgh for much of it at least for john fetterman and former president barack obama who were here campaigning earlier today. donald trump the, the former president, he's going to be about 40 miles outside of pittsburgh in latrobe, pennsylvania. he will be appearing with dr. mehmet oz, the senate candidate, and doug mastriano who's ru

brian kemp have been pulling that race for a while. the good thing from a perspective with the politics, beto o'rourke and stacy adams can find there superwhere else but stay out of georgia and texas. maria: you think this is the end of stacey abrams political career? >> it is in georgia the statewide losses is hard to come back unless it's down the line and some reason to come back. i'm not sure they find a national appeal now but if you can't win your own state and you lose a badly most see how a pans out. >> was the senate race going. >> corona that's the whole from the republican perspective you have to hope that walker holds warnock under the 51%. the concern would been looking at the numbers there's enough numbers out there, if it pushes a couple counties with enough vote to push warnock to 50.1, data shows in georgia last time people were making you call it foreign pics pop entre nous could see differences of how the vote one can pleading 2.1. lieutenant governor's race was a little bit lower than kemp and then you have walker who is considerably lower, people are making a choice in these races. maria: mark, jumping what's most im

adam: my victory is being there for the next generation. announcer: support more victories for veterans. go to dav.org. ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right.y we are visiting key states across this great nation to hear what voters are thinking before heading to the polls. >> will: this morning, let's head back down to hobe sound, florida where "fox & friends" host steve doocy is live at harry and the native, steve? >> steve: that's right. harry is the guy who runs the joint. he is so busy today because there are a couple hundred people here. today, these are harry's natives. [cheers and applause] >> steve: and we are having breakfast with friends. [applause] >> steve: okay, okay. thank you very much. we have got a couple hundred people here. this is the biggest diner segment we have ever done before. and i think part of it has to do with they heard that doocy was coming. [cheers] >> steve: right? right. but, how many people thought it was peter doocy? [laughter] that's the number one thing i have heard today aside from where's brian and we love brian. he's back in new york today. but where is peter doocy? all right. so, we were talking abo

she is facing a challenge from republican adam laxalt about 35% of the vote in master leading 56 to 44. let's bring back our political analyst brianthe party in the white house loses seats in a midterm. so how much of this race and this election cycle has been about president biden's historic low approval rating. i think many people, greg thought this was going to be a referendum on the presidency of joe biden. i think joe biden when he comes out tomorrow to make, his statement will essentially say in other words, i wasn't the one who dragged the party down. we actually did pretty well last night. and we can we can build on that. and i think that that's the important thing. in the same vein, former president donald trump has loomed large over this cycle. he has stumped for candidates. he has endorsed candidates. how much of a role is he still playing in the gop? i think for people in the gop that had a fear that if they win against him, they would lose. i think the that shine is wearing off the apple. he has had a mixed night. and we'll see also whether he's going to throw his hat in the ring again to run for president, but but th

and now move to the nevada senate, adam laxalt is actually right now up over cortez masto by a couple of points. so that is looking good for the republicans. >> briano count in nevada. and evidently they had a snow storm and they shut the follow poles early in some places. >> steve: for safety. >> brian: for safety. you just wonder about that. >> ainsley: in georgia that runoff is going to be on december 6th? we are expecting there to be a runoff. georgia is now a purple state. >> brian: we are at 48-48. laxalt holds on 49-4 #. arizona it 48 point lead with 65% when carley went off the air 65% of the votes are. in so we got to wonder if it comes down do georgia. if it comes down to georgia. how much money and attention is going to pour in there. traditionally before the last run off election, republicans seem to have added a vantage, libertarian drops out. 1.5% goes into play and usually goes to the right. >> steve: we remember the last time there was a special election down in georgia see what happens this time. >> ainsley: people are wanting ron desantis to go and campaign for herschel walker. >> steve: if i was them i would, too. carley, a lot g

brian banks and libertarian tomorrow lezzor. also on c-span, our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. >> last week, former hawaii representative tulsi gabbard was in las vegas for a campaign event with adam lacks on, they were looking candidate in the u.s. senate race. he is one of several gop candidates to be endorsed by miss gabbard after easily announcing she was leaving the democratic party. leaving the democratic party. >> i finally get to start. are we excited? yes. >> good afternoon. my name is rudy. i on the president of the longest -- i am the president of the longest running group here. thank you for having me. before we begin the program. i want to first thank -- for bringing us all together. not many places that will bring us republicans together. ut sony will. and thank you to the loudoun family. i also want to give thanks now to those who here has walked to the precinct? thank you. who has made phone calls? thank you very much. who has written checks to their best candidate out there? thank you. if you walked, called, donated, whatever you do, thank you note because we have got some of the best candidates out there but they will not win it on their own. their names are on t

brian. nevada might be republicans' best chance of flipping a blue senate seat red. the incumbent, democratic incumbent cortez masto is locked in a dead heat with adamalt. he is up 0.6%. so when we talk to voters here on the ground, what they told us over and over again is that the price of gas is one of their top issues and in fact, some people aren't even filling their tanks all the way up >> that's pretty expensive i haven't even filled up my tank to even know how much it is around gas prices at this time >> obviously, i have my primary job and on the side, i do uber's but the majority of the money i make is going towards my tank. so >> i pay $15 too expensive. >> nevada has the third highest gas price in the country, and at many stations, the price is over $5 a gallon. brian, thrice deep skepticism here over whether any party, whether it's republicans or democrats can really do anything to bring these costs back down >> we don't get a lot of coverage on the nevada senate race on the new york channels. are you going to tap some of that nevada oil and gas out there in the desert? what are they saying >> so we were at an event yesterday with senato

adam laxalt in georgia. i actually look, i'm an optimist. i think hershel is probably going to win. herschel walker is going to win without a runoff. i think that briankemp has done such a great job, put together such a powerful team that he's going to be stacy by a big margin. and in that process, i think he's going to carry hershel above 50%. and then i think, frankly, blake masters is going to win in arizona, where you have and kelly, somebody who pretends to be a moderate, but in fact has consistently favored more irs agents over more border patrol and people of arizona. not so i think is going to be a great night on the house side will be somewhere between 20 and plus 50 . i personally think it'll be about 40 for. and kevin mccarthy is the next speaker. wow. that is a very bold prediction. >> when you think of all these races, a lot of them are either dead even in the polls or a one point advantage or a two point advantage. and i'm talking about more specifically, i'll break it down. georgia, new hampshire, pennsylvania, nevada and arizona in particular, those races seem to be the toughest right now. i'd add . tiffany smiley and washington state

brian banks and libertarian tomorrow lezzor. also on c-span, our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. >> last week, former hawaii representative tulsi gabbard was in las vegas for a campaign event with adamn the u.s. senate race. he is one of several gop candidat