cherise: police honored officer michael briggs with a memorial ride. the ride to remember took officers, friends, and family from briggs' gravesite at the state veterans cemetery in boscawen, to the law enforcement memorial in concord to manchester. they plan to make it an annual event to raise money to transport family members of officers killed in the line of duty to the law enforcement memorial week in washington. still come tonight, news 9 is looking at the issues most important to voters this cherise: next, the burden of student debt and how its hurting new hampshire's economy. josh: you will find it hard to i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. cherise: commitment 2016 now, and tonig

adam: officer briggs was fatally wounded in the line of duty 10 years ago today. to mark the solemn anniversary , manchester police organized a 'ride to remember' from boscawen to the law enforcement memorial in concord to officer ralph , queen city briggs served and protected. >> it was emotional at times, believe it or not, reflecting on things. adam: sgt. brian caldwell says he still relies on briggs as an example of what a police officer should be. >> just the way he carried himself. he worked at the valley street jail prior to coming over with us. and when he dealt with a lot of the criminals they knew him, and , he commanded their respect. just the way he treated everybody the same, equally. ad memorials to briggs is a special locker at the police department that officers see before every shift. >> every day, we tell all the new kids that come in, all the new recruits, all the new officers that come in, we make it a point that you walk by that locker on your way out of the locker room, you give it a little touch, put your hand on it, look at it, whatever you

music from bishop briggs. featuring the 8g band with stanton moore. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] in that case let's get to the news. the first and only vice presidential debate of the 2016 election was held last night and the big winner was, netflix. [ laughter ] presidential debate between ned flanders and the grandfather from "king of the hill." [ light laughter ] the los angeles times named mike pence as the winner of last night's debate while a coffee mug named tim kaine the world's greatest dad. [ laughter ] aaw. [ audience aws ] after the moderator asked tim kaine and mike pence to stop talking over each other during last night's vice presidential debate, kaine responded, "we're having fun up here." yeah, look how much fu [ laughter ] mike pence's idea of fun is ironing his pajamas before bed. [ light laughter ] mike pence goes straight to confession if he accidentally looks down during his shower. [

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manchester police share how they honor officer michael briggs ten years later. the uplifting way his legacy stays strong. the annual king challenge bike ride in stratham yesterday. and they raised money for the nonprofit group based out of portsmouth, dedicated to improving the lives of people with brain injury. from trauma, a tumor or stroke. last year more than $100,000 was coming up next, the bruins run into some trouble north of the border. highlights from toronto are next. josh: we started off the weekend cool and chilly yesterday. things are gradually turning around. we'll tell you how hot it gets as we go into the week ahead. >> coming up on new hampshire's business, a report shows that new hampshire is lagging when it merica. if i only showed up half the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... even missing a hearing the same day she went to a washington fundraiser. for ayotte, collecting campaign c

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how the community is honoring the life of manchester police officer michael briggs. >> no one covers new hampshire sean: it is monday, thank you for waking up with us. i'm sean mcdonald. it is a beautiful moonlit morning and we had rain in some parts of the state. kevin: fog and some visibility less than a quarter of a mile this morning. we will set ourselves up for a warm afternoon, warmer than yesterday. today it looik 40's to upper 50's early this morning and the visibility may slow down the temperature climb in the western area's early, otherwise low to mid 70's with partial sunshine this afternoon. let's take a look at your money -- monday morning drive. here in the granite state we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: minor delays as you make around the 101 ramps and exit to. 93 north and south is moving well through the state. heading into massachusetts, all the major highways are traveling at the posted speed limit. i am deb davidson for 95.7, wzid. sean: thank you. a rhode island man is facing charges in connection to a stabbing in plymouth sun

and october 17 will mark the 10th anniversary of the line-of-duty death of officer michael briggs. manchester police chief nick willard paid special tribute to both families. >> all of the still turn out after 10 years. we are here and honored to be here and running. kristen: michael brigg's sister, melisa, ran the race with her two sisters. >> i run it every year. it has been 10 years. it is hard to believe but it is about him and the other fallen officers today. kristen: ralph miller's widow, susan, also comes to the race each year. she says the day is bittersweet. community and even people from other states would join together to remember the sacrifice of my husband and all the other officers from new hampshire. kristen: susan says the manchester police department has helped her family heal from what has happened and 40 years later, she still looks to them for support. >> we love them dearly. they are a true example of the brotherhood and looking after one another. kristen: 100% of the community. each year, money raised is given to the manchester police athletic league which off

and october 17 will mark the 10th anniversary of the line of duty death of officer michael briggs. manchester police chief nick willard paid special tribute to both families. all proceeds from the event will -- >> this is a difficult time for law enforcement and manchester pd. >> it means so much that this whole community and even people from other states would join in to remember the sacrifice of those, my husband and mike briggs and all the other officers, and new hampshire. cherise: all proceeds from the event will benefit the manchester police athletic league. dr. mcdreamy is abby strong. actor patrick dempsey showed his support for the 12-year-old weare girl battling lukemia by posing with the iconic orange flamingo during an annual those flamingos have become a nationwide effort to support abby. dempesy told her yesterday's bike ride was all about her and to "stay strong." for more information on how you can join abby's army go to wmur.com. a car show on the seacoast is raising money for the k-9 troopers association. the new hampshire state police escorted cars up the seacoas

yesterday marked a solemn 10 years sense the fatal shooting of police officer michael briggs. manchester police organized a ride to remember in his honor. the ride started at officer briggs' great site at the state veterans cemetery in boscawen and traveled to manchester. >> i think it's just important to, you know, remember our fallen officers and their families and pay tribute to them. >> just to get out of here as a civilians, some nonsworn personnel, and spend time together, and if anything, have a laugh or two and share a memory about mike and what he meant to the department and those of us that worked with him. sean: organizers say the ride to remember has been held off and on since 2006. they now want to make it an annual event. trning now to commitment 2016, bill clinton will be in new hampshire today, campaigning on half of his wife, hillary clinton. he has stops planned in hanover and keene. face off this week for their final debate, donald trump is ratcheting claims of a rigged election. nikole killion is in washington this morning to tell us whether this could unde

we're just two weeks away from the tenth anniversary of the death of the police officer, michael briggs. >> this is a difficult time and difficult month for manchester pd and law enforcement as well. this is a perfect opportunity for us to remember those who have sacrificed and never forget the families. >> it means so much that this whole states would join together to remember the sacrifice of those, my husband and mike briggs and all of the other officers in new hampshire. erin: all proceeds will benefit the manchester police athletic league providing programs for children in the queen city. sean: despite some rain and fog, organizers say the first annual cruisen for canines car show in rye was a huge success yesterday. the show state park troopers association. that included demonstrations by the state police canine unit. all proceeds will help cover the police canine medical and memorial cost. they do wonderful work. it is nice they are honored. erin: it is. coming up, a raging fire burns through parts of the school bus. the number of buses destroyed. sean: do you know where the cent

we're just two weeks have the tenth anniversary of the death of officer michael briggs. >> this is a difficult time and difficult month for manchester p.d. and law enforcement. this is an opportunity to remember those who sacrificed and never forget the families. >> it means so much the whole community and even would join together to remember the sacrifice of those who my husband and mike briggs and all of other officers in new hampshire. erin: all proceeds will benefit the manchester police athletic legal providing programs for children in the queen city. sean: despite some rain and fog, the first annual cruising for canines car show was a huge success yesterday. the show helped raise money for the newly formed association. it included demonstrations by the state police canine unit. all proceeds will help cover police canine medical and memorial costs. kind of crummy weather. the events went on. great effort there. erin: we still have the fog out there this morning. we have your forecast coming up. a raging fire burns through parts of a school bus lot. the number of buses destroyed.

this is the first briggs launch in the world. so we will be focused on infrastructure, producing positive dollar results to our investors. >> what opportunities might there be in western europe at it stage for you? clearly there are some challenge s geopolitically and now concerns about brexit. >> we confirmed our investment to arc international, producing glassware all over the world, and we're looking to do production in italy and other countries. i just met with the minister economy of france, he said it pays to stay away from politics. we would like to continue to play an important role to have economic bridges between russia and europe. >> you don't think some of the hotter language with washington at the moment will stop that? >> again, lots of language because of the elections in the u.s. which we have observed has some interesting comments, but at the end of the day we hope that real politics will prevail and people will understand that russia needs to be taken into account and russia is hope to all major players in the w

that's more important than any individual, it has to be, more >> you toll general briggs you wanted to fly this mission. why? >> if something happened out there tomorrow and some young man died in my place, i couldn't live with myself. >> every man dies in his own time and place. your time will come. does that frighten you? >> of course it frightens me. it would be silly to say it didn't. it's my job, joe. i want to do it. >> bobby. >> yes, sir. >> tell my weather ficer he's standing down tomorrow. captain bates is going to fly >> pilot to captain bates. >> yes. what is it? >> check your time. if you want to make it back by about five minutes. >> we can't turn around yet. i've got enough information. >> you turn and find a way around this froo, you ain't about to do it today. >> sir. >> yes, am. >> fly right in. >> into the storm? [thunder] >> yes. of it so we can find a way for colonel gallagher to use it as a shield. radio man, are you listening to this? >> yes, ma'am, i am. >> then, start sending information back. i'll read it to you, and you keep sending it back. >> roger. >> fly i

. >> the secretary of state thing layers of protection insurance no one briggs and election. you do need proof of citizenship to register to vote . here are some safeguards in place. election officials manually test election machines and they use tamperproof seals. what's next on the campaign trail? trump is heading to fletcher north carolina for a rally today before heading to pennsylvania the clinton is we are taking action to tell you what is legal and what is not legal in the election. if you want to snap selfies with your ballot keep in mind the law changed in our state last year. basically two provisions make it legal to take a picture with your own ballot. here's what you cannot do. you cannot take a picture of someone else's ballot or of summit hill's boating. it has to be your own. it cannot be done within 75 feet of a polling location. >>> two service dogs back with their owner after they were stolen in the neighborhood and dumped. one of the dogs, cha-cha, was hurt pretty badly. she has an injured i. maybe a broken leg. the owner says wrinkles, the other dog, and c

companies like briggs & stratton who have cut thousands manufacturing jobs and move them where? china. ge health care recently closed its milwaukee location and shift those jobs to mexico. do you know that? that's a lot of jobs they shipped to mexico. jobs shuddered and plants in milwaukee and west allis move the jobs to mexico and move the jobs to china and move the jobs all over the place except for here. the list goes on and on. many companies leaving wisconsin, leaving everywhere. they are leaving our country. we are living through the single greatest jobs theft in the history of the world. our companies are being rated and our jobs are leaving. we end up with unemployment and empty buildings. they end up with cash, dandach with cash, tremendous factories like you've never seen, magnificent plants, jobs all over the place. we end up with two things unemployment. they end up with the cash and we end up with the drugs. a trump trump administration is going to renegotiate nafta, stand up to china and get along with china. we don't get along with china now. they rip us off and s

anniversary in the queen city s today marks 10 years since the fatal shooting a police officer michael briggs. the ride took officers, friends and family to the law enforcement memorial in concord and into manchester. >> just to get out here as a group of officers and even civilians that came out and some non-sworn personnel and spend some time together and, if anything, have a laugh or two and share a memory about mike and what he meant to the department and those of us that worked with him. adam: organizers say "the ride to remember" has been held on and off since 2006. starting today, they plan to make it an annual event to raise money to transport family members of officers killed in the line of duty to law enforcement memorial week in washington. and tonight at 11:00, manchester police share how they honor if lifting way his legacy remains strong. cherise: today the amherst fire department did some fire training at camp young judaea. the training kicked off at 9:00 and lasted until around 2:00 this afternoon. crews burned some of the buildings at the camp so they could practice putting o

how the community is honoring the life of manchester police officer michael briggs. >> no one covers new hampshire

i love dressing up. 7-year-old kyran and five year old kailani briggs, are sporting their brand new diggs. almost never happened. we were costume shopping and i just happened to put my wallet down at the halloween express on 76th street in greenfield, kayla cassidy says in the madness of costume shopping, she lost her wallet. an employee found it quickly--- but not all was inside. my heart dropped because i remembered i withdrew all of our money from the bank. and when i opened it inside, there was no money inside. no money--- meant no costumes. called to halloween express. sgt. eric lindstrom of the greenfield police department was called after the store told cassidy she should report it. he arrived to tears. it just really broke my heart. so he sprung into action. you dont things like this for recognition, you do it because that little kids face at that moment. you knew what needed to be done, and you just did it. so without hesitation he asked who are they going to be. he out of nowhere bought them! may we introduce claudin wolf-- and just started jumping up and down and started scream

companies like briggs & stratton have cut manufacturing jobs and move them where? to china. ge closed its milwaukee location and shipped its jobs to mexico. did you know that, sheriff? that's a lot of jobs. jobs and controls shutters plants in milwaukee. and they move the jobs to mexico and china and moves the jobs all over the place except to hear. the list goes on and on. many, many companies. leaving wisconsin, leaving everywhere. they are leaving our country. we are living through the single greatest job step in the history of the world. it's true. our companies are being rated. our jobs are being let go. we are being left with unemployment and empty buildings. they end up with cash. they end up with cash, tremendous factories like you've never seen, magnificent plants, jobs all over the place. we end up with -- you know, we end up with two things. unemployment and drugs. they end up with the catch, we end up with the drugs, not so good. a trump administration is going to renegotiate nafta, stand up to china and get along with china. we don't get along with china now. th

i love dressing up. 7-year-old kyran and five year old kailani briggs, are sporting their brand new diggs. i knew i wanted to be claudine. their new looks--- that mom says almost never happened. we were costume shopping and i just happened to put my wallet down at the halloween express on 76th street in greenfield, kayla cassidy says in the madness of costume shopping, an employee found it quickly--- but not all was inside. my heart dropped because i remembered i withdrew all of our money from the bank. and when i opened it inside, there was no money inside. no money--- meant no costumes. or so they thought. i got called to halloween express. sgt. eric lindstrom of the greenfield police department was called after the store told cassidy she should report it. he arrived to tears. it just really broke my heart. so he sprung into action. you dont things like this for recognition, you do it because that little kids face at that moment. you so without hesitation he asked who are they going to be. he out of nowhere bought them! may we introduce claudin wolf-- and laguna blue-- from monster high

he added there is no confirmation that a possible briggs it is causing the brexit is causing market turbulence. joining us now to look at the flash crash, richard jones. i want to show this chart before i get to you on liquidity in sterling. the spread reaching more than 250 times the past years average. this happening overnight along with the slump i just mentioned in sterling. we had speculation about this being caused by computer-generated sell orders, others saying this is a fundamental shift. what is your view? sterling has not recovered. the little bounceback, was that just a short covering? >> i don't think we will ever really know. the one thing to note is this occurred in the asian time zone. which is -- if you compare it to the european time zone, it is not nearly as liquid in the pound as it would be during the london times or the european time zone. combined with the sentiment we've seen in sterling over the past week, and i think there's a lot of talk of options barriers at 125 and 120 being triggered. it is almost like a perfect storm occurred. realistically, it is hard to not sa

. >> it mes other states would join together to remember the sacrifice of my husband and mike briggs. reporter: 100% of the proceeds from the event go back into the community. each year, money raised is given to the police athletic league, which offers programs to kids in manchester. kristen carosa, wmur news 9. cherise: thank you. need a friend. adam: we speak to a concord-based nonprofit that serves thousands in the granite state. cherise: find out what the patriots did today that they have never done before. hayley: shaking your head at that game. showers moving in through the overnight hours and the start of the work week. timing out the showers after the break. adam: at 5:30, the mother of a opens up. her mess there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire the most business friendly state in the nation: maggie hassan's approach to innovation and business development. controlling spending. smart investments in education. and hassan's balanced budget was a bi-partisan "compromise" the telegraph said "worked." cutting taxes for small businesses. targeting millions to fight the opioid cri

music from bishop briggs. featuring the 8g band with stanton moore. ? [ cheers and applause ] ladies a gentlemen seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] in that case let's get to the

. >> hazelton, pride of hazel the, joe, thanks for sharing mem briggs. and -- memories. and i know how proud they are out this. >> you get it. you've been there. you know what it feels like and i appreciate the opportunity to talk about the project. >> thanks for the time. pretty cool connected back to his hometown of hazelton and lafayette college where he played college. the cubs down three games to one to cleveland. the coyotes finally back in town after a long road trip. we'll check in on their night against the colorado avalanche. and we will be back in sports, guys. >> all right. a very busy saturday in october. thank you, jude. >>> a new toxicology report reveals that miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez had system at the time of his death. the two-time all-star died along with two friends when a boat crashed into a jetty last month and the report said that fernandez had nearly twice the legal blood-alcohol content level. baseball commissioner rob manford said the toxicology report wasn't official. he refused to comment before the world series. >>> you decide if r

music from bishop briggs. featuring the 8g band with stanton moore. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] in that case let's get to the news. the first and only vice presidential debate of the 2016 election was held last night and the big winner was, netflix.

today marking forty years since officer ralph miller died in the line of since officer michael briggs was killed on the job. the police chief, paying tribute to both families. >> it's a difficult month for manchester pd and i would assume law-enforcement as well. this is a perfect opportunity for us to remember those who have sacrificed and to never forget the families. reid: the proceeds from the race go right back into the community. the money raised each year is given to the manchester police athletic league, which offers sports programs to kids. nichole: everybody out there not letting this dreary weather stop to warm up. because it's cold out there, mike. but at least it is dry. we will take drive. mike: we needed a change. we got the rain yesterday. the low temperatures close to the high temperatures. it did not get very warm. it did not get very cold. we have a big deck of clouds over top of us. just a few thousand feet. we will be into crystal those low clouds and maybe patchy fog as we talk about the overnight hours. there are showers to the west. this will be moving in tomor

we want to get the right -- and soft briggs it. we want to get the right brexit. this has to be about mutual advantage. it has to be about a mutually beneficial solution. is financial services sector a very important part of the u.k. economy. the largest single value contributes sector and we will place a high priority on getting the right solution with our european union partners. >> do you think it should be treated differently to any other sector? as you said it is britain's most important, surely it is are some degree of priority. >> manufacturing sectors for example, if we were to end up in a wto rather than a negotiated deal, manufacturing would know what that meant. financial services are not really covered effectively by wto rules. it is different when we have to deal with each sector according to its specific needs. we are still in the process of analyzing with people in the financial services sector and other sectors across the economy to understand the specific needs they have. one of the things that is already clear is the initial response of we must h

. ♪ brian stelter tweeting away, our media correspondent is with us and phil briggs, political correspondentcandidates for presidential debates. you're not snl actors but you have opinions on this. >> oh, yes. >> thank you, guys, for being here. when snl went on a hiatus, bernie sanders was still in the race. we have a lot more fodder, material for them tonight. brian, let's just begin with you in terms of your expectations for this evening. >> i think this is the most anticipated you know since donald trump last fall. and the fact trump and clinton are the two nominees. the show has been off for many months and they've cast alec baldwin. and now alec baldwin has committed lthrough the election to play trump. >> 6 to 7 million average viewers on the night. that doesn't include all the people that share the clips and watch them online after. and it makes people really believe candidates say things they don't. case in point, jeannie moos people think sarah palin said i can see russia for my house. that was tina fey elaborating. how big is it in the race? >> i think it is important, almost more

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music from bishop briggs. featuring the 8g band with stanton moore. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] in that case let's get to the news. the first and only vice presidential debate of the 2016 election was held last night and the big winner was, netflix. last night was the vice presidential debate between ned flanders and the grandfather from "king of the hill." [ light laughter ] the los angeles times named mike pence as the winner of last night's debate while a coffee mug named tim kaine the world's greatest dad. [ laughter ] aaw. [ audience aws ] after the moderator asked tim kaine and mike pence to stop talking over each other during last night's vice presidential debate, kaine responded, "we're having fun up here." is having. [ laughter ] mike pence's idea of fun is ironing his pajamas before bed. [ light laughter ] mike pence goes straight to confession if he acc

suppose it's for you to decide if it will be a soft or hard briggs it -- brexit. the government is urging people to ignore rumors on social media about the health of the king. the prime minister cut short a saying it wasurn to prepare for an audience with the crown prince. the public should rely on official announcements. concern has coincided with a tumbling stock market. global news powered by 2600 journalists and in 120 countries, this is bloomberg. fed minutes have given investors some insight. some of the members voted to keep rates unchanged said the decision was a close call. so is it a done deal? and if not, what could stop it? we are joined by life investment director. a done deal? >> december looks increasingly likely. it is virtually relevant. making money on that type of news and taking much longer. what matters is what type of hiking cycle we've got. what is more likely than anything else is that it is still a slow progress from there. it is to critically important for lots of assets. >> we continue on this rate past reject every. >> it has become a l

[laughter] that was endowed by a family who's passed away, unfortunately, the briggs out of colorado and a number of other donors as well. kirk used to teach classics at the university of colorado-boulder during the summers back in the '70s and '80s, and a lot of money in colorado, and these people really liked kirk, so they endowed that. very, very gracious of them. >> host: the book, russell kirk: american conservative. thanks for your time. >> guest: thanks, peter, very much. >>> and next up on booktv, bradley birzer receives this year's paolucci book award sponsored by the intercollegiate studies institute and is awarded annually to a nonfiction book that, according to the sponsors, advances conservative principles. >> ladies and gentlemen, if i can get your attention, please. [inaudible conversations] if i can get your attention. thank you. i know some of you still have your dessert and coffee and, please, i encourage you to and continue eating. but if you can stop the convivial conversation, we'd like to get the program back on schedule. one of my, one thing i'm most, i guess,

. >>> dara police say 2 men were hurt while walking along highway 147 near briggs avenue. it happened this morning around 345. police said the driver, 18-year- old taylor junior drove away after the accident but was later arrested. taken to the hospital. trip is listed in critical condition. >>> county leaders are getting ready to pick someone to take over the space. for some neighbors that has been very concerning, the last year that the er has closed, after about about 30 miles away to the next closest one. cbs north carolina michael hyland joins us now with an update on who could potentially take over. here now are these signs saying that the hospital and the er are closed. and this one explaining exactly what happened here year ago. since the closure, last october, the state has passed a law allowing for a freestanding emergency permit to open here. county commissioners consider proposals to reopen the site by wakeman, ducote. healthcare. in addition to opening the er, include adding beds for mental this lecture has been trying. twice he has had blood clots in his legs

with briggs it, there was a big a simple event. the implications were clear.markets? we don't understand what he is actually going to do. we don't know if he will be constrained by congress. aboutne is very nervous action on trade. if the main thing he means is a stimulus, that could be positive for some markets. we see that in market moves. mexico, everyone agrees that's bad news. megan murphy, thank you so much. safe travels to the sunday debate. we will have a special programming beginning at 8:30 p.m. it is a very different debate than the first one. the imf meeting, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: let's do that. it's a foreign exchange report. the euro is weaker, but not as much a sterling. that is stunning at the bottom. 12390 after the flash crash this morning. coming up shortly, it's blumberg go. david joins us. you have jobs and ecb tapering. david: we will talk with several prominent guests about the jobs situation. by thegoing to be joined flash crash. since you are going to be interviewing the bank of italy governor. we are interested in what he has to s

joe briggs as well.nd finally as moderator i will give it over to dave zirin up the nation sports editor, the author of eight books on the politics of sports including game overcome how politics is turned the world of sports upside down. is a frequent guest on espn, democracy now! and he also hosts his own weekly ex-im show, edge of the sportswriter. and because the collision were sports and politics collide with former nba player -- so give it up for dave and i will hand it over to him. [applause] >> thank you. a big thanks to afl-cio for having this important event, for hosting this discussion and doing it in a way that we can be finished in time for the world series. just so folks know, i'm rooting for the cubs. not because i've any great love for the cubs but there's just something about seeing a racist mascot on tv just makes my stomach turn. i'm sure people up in d.c. have no idea what that feels like. it's very disturbing to see that on camera. this is such an important discussion to have. it's in