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candace owens reacts, next. spew on the democrat establishment is cooking up a one final plan to try to save uncle joe's candidacy. now what is it? an endorsement from jim clyburn. politico is reporting panic democrats. they said they see it as a last-ditch effort to blunt bernie sanders momentum before he runs away with the nomination. it joining me now, radio talk show host candace owens. candace, what does it feel like that the democrat establishment is taking advantage of these voters? is that what's happening? >> i think they have always taken advantage of the voters. right now, they are paying for it. they are trying to make black america not look at him. bernie is the natural conclusion. you mention this in your opening, the rhetoric. all of the hyperbole. over four years, you've been saying to black democrat voters that they are never going to get ahead. that america is evil. the candidate that they are going to be drawn to was the one that wants to uproot america. it talking about marxism and a proletar

candace owens reacts, next. ♪ good morning!h no, here comes the neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's here. bill? karolyn? nope! no, just a couple of rocks. download the my account app to manage your appointments making today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. i'll pass. ♪ >> laura: the democrat establishment is cooking up a one final plan to try to save uncle joe's candidacy. now what is it? an endorsement from jim clyburn. politico is reporting panic democrats. they said they see it as a last-ditch effort to blunt bernie sanders momentum before he runs away with the nomination. joining me now, radio talk show host candace owens. candace, what does it feel like that the democrat establishment is taking advantage of these voters? is that what's happening?t >> i think they have alwaysnt taken advantage of the voters. right now, they are paying for it.

candace r1 shows reacts reaction this morning. new revelations of russia meddling.hat happened beyond closed doors of the meeting this week with adam schiff and the links to the new york times. i have strayed advisor peter was here with the latest on the coronavirus. is the united states relying on china for its? worries about the deadly coronavirus are rising. all of this had on sunday morning future. ♪ the time has arrived many are viewers have been waiting for. lindsey graham starting his investigation this coming week into the origins of the trump in russia collusion story. we are six days away from the next primary in his state. joining me now, lindsey graham. chairman of the senate judiciary committee. good to see you. thanks for being here. i know the president is on his way to india this morning. you had a chance to speak with him before he took off. could you tell us the nature about phone call? >> he's in a good mood. he's out west, i was with them a couple days. we talk about the election, i believe he's going to get reelected based on his polls. it doesn

antioch cold case homicide a 39 year-old woman is now in custody for the killinof a 17 year-old b candacand is nowfacing murder forcefully to call has t details. >>police are not saying 39 year-old ndace carter ultimately pulled the trigger but they do believe she played major role in 17 year-d edgar martinez is murder. he was shot to deh while asleep in his apartment on3/27/2005. that's when a gang lated argument resulted in the deadly shooting i was actually in investigations at the time when this incident took place captain trevor sun it says yscarter got into an argume with a group of people that night near the apartments on the 300 block of st 20h street. she then left and returned with 2 other men. that's when shots were fired into martinez's apartment, an innocent bystander who had nothing to do with he initial argument it is very ustrating when you ha a case like this and you have a juvenilvictim or y victim really. >>and you can bring some sort of closure to e family in the immediate. >>time frame t timaty investigators never gave up and tips from the public helped crack this ce

i'm candace gibson, alongside corey coffin and lindsey riser. >> we've got new information you as a week from today is the third contest of the year. of course, nevada caucuses begin on saturday but early voting begins today and it lasts through tuesday. >> a new poll shows bernie sanders is the favorite in the state leading with 25%. followed by joe biden at 18%. there are now eight candidates left in the race and they're all on the road, most of them in nevada. >> and you see michael bloomberg there in virginia, which is a super-tuesday state. now, many of them crisscrossing the country with events in the west and down south in north carolina as well. trying to win support for next week and ahead of super-tuesday. >> all right. joining us now, nbc news correspondent simone boyce live in las vegas for us. simone, good morning to you. it is certainly much earlier there in las vegas than it is for us on the east coast. with the problems with the iowa caucuses still, certainly, fresh on everyone's minds, what steps are officials taking there to prevent something like this from happening th

>> candace, good morning. good morning, guys. ntsb report is showing that engine failure was likely not an issue. now, we're going to have to wait about a year for the full and final report. but at this point, it doesn't look like it was engine failure. instead, this morning, there were new questions about visibility the morning of that fateful crash. >> reporter: today, new clues about the fatal crash. ntsb investigators releasing previously unseen photos, taken by people on the ground. showing low cloud cover. the chopper disappearing into a fog bank. in his final transmission, pilot telling controllers he was climbing up to escape the clouds. moments later, the chopper crashed into the hills near calabasas. investigators found no evidence of a mechanical failure. the engines and rotor blades appear to have been working normally. all nine people on board were heading to a youth basketball tournament. vanessa bryant, announcing a celebration of life for the lakers star and his daughter in the house that kobe built. the staples c

my special guest candace owens joining me live 10:00 a.m. eastern on sunday.right here on foxbusiness start smart every weekday tune in weekdays from six to nine eastern for mornings with maria right here on foxbusiness. help you'll join us and set the tone for the day every weekday. have a great west of the weekend everyone thank you so it's great fun everybody. >> bye, guys. ♪ 's. >> thank you for joining us. i am paris. straight ahead, a landslide at the nevada caucuses. bernie sanders, now onto south carolina. coming up, south carolina senator lindsey graham on the 2020 election and plans to follow through on promises he made right here on this program. plus breaking news, what he told the president this weekend after denying the president's consideration for the next

my special guest candace owens joining me live 10:00 a.m. eastern on sunday.usiness start smart every weekday tune in weekdays from six to nine eastern for mornings with maria right here on foxbusiness. help you'll join us and set the tone for the day every weekday. have a great west of the weekend everyone thank you soor. i will see you again next time. ♪ ♪. gerry: hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large. the presidential 2020 campaign was this weekend with nevada caucuses buried the third stop for democrats is a battle to try to get the upper hand in the race the nomination. that gain does not emerge as the man whose serious threat to the candidates. former new york mayor city manic mayor mike bloomberg. however in his very first debate wednesday, in las vegas, he was the main targ

my special guest candace owens joining me live 10:00 a.m. eastern on sunday.ery weekday tune in weekdays from six to nine eastern for mornings with maria right here on foxbusiness. help you'll join us and set the tone for the day every weekday. have a great west of the weekend everyone thank you so >> good evening. tonight we are turning over most of this hour to an examination of one subjective, the most important subject of our time, the democratic party in league with the department of justice, the fbi and in addition to three of the nation's intelligence agencies tried to impeach the president without evidence or crime of any kind, conspired to overthrow the president of the united states despite bringing the immense weight of those agencies

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. >> investigative reporter candace nguyen says that they have seen a growing number of patients making it difficult to provide care for everyone else. >> workers are four times more likely to experience workplace violence than other workers. the state had enacted new safety standards to report all assaults against health care workers and a plan to prevent future attacks. since then, there are over 22,000 assaults from a nurse kicked to someone being killed. and our investigative unit saw that after most of the assaults the hospitals took no action to improve safety. cal osha chief says that they have given dozens of citations for workplace violence and implementing new rules, but it is too soon to know if it is making a difference. you can find our report online to show the breakdown of where the most common areas of attacks can happen. it is all on the website on nbcbayarea.com. >> the search for a missing palo alto couple in marin county has turned into a recovery. the couple was supposed to check out of the air bnb in inverness, but all of the belongings, the phone, the wallets and

shot to death ile asleep in his antioch apartment struck in the chest dying on scene 39 year-old candace carter was wanted in connection with the deadly shooing and on thursday she was arrested in pittsburgh for the murder st wa't she's like. she did the part against this woman says she used to cross paths with carter ba in 2005 she says both were part of similar drug circles nd describes carter this way not the best. and as scary. really mess up there in this case police say the ctim martinez had nothing to do with why shots were fired captain trevor snakes the us was a part of the investigations team when he says carter got into an argument with a group of suspected g members that deadly night ne the apartments pond th300 block of wet 20th street. she left them later turd with 2 other men when shots were fired into martinez's aparent. captain schmidt ys says he was an nocent byander from a argument to physical ouldn't be taking place. >>ndall police alsstressed that this case is not ovethe invtition is still ongoing and more arrests could be de some outpouring from our ve community and

. >> candace bell has worked for school district for five years. she is an executive assistant that has seen firsthand the everythings of the housing crisis. >> having to be in a one bedroom or pay for a one bedroom for about 23 to50 is a lot for a one bedroom. i'm only one person. i don't need a lot of space. >> the four-story housing development project approved by the city will include 122 below market units, specifically for this school district's teachers and staff. in the upcoming months, there will be a housing committee chosen to decide who qualifies for these units, and everything you see right behind us will be gone and replaced with housing. in june of 2018, the jefferson union high school district became the first school district in the country to pass a bond measure supporting housing for their faculty and staff. >> we have teachers that can go down the peninsula and make more money. >> the district is hoping to use this housing project as a recruitment strategy. >> if you are looking for a job and you sow that this school district pay

that momentum coming out last point that i want to make if obama hadn't won iowa in 2008 i think is candace it would have been over so you look at a tremendous fundraising push coming out of iowa you get tremendous media attention coming out of iowa and that really propels the canvas it do you see that same pressure this time around that because you know getting a clear winner this comes going to be hard so i mean do you have to win this time in iowa. to win the nomination so all the candidates especially joe biden. already sort of know what the bar and lowered expectation game because you know they've been down in the polls at least going into i was so they're making the argument while i was just the beginning it's not the end that's at least one represent of the of the biden campaigns that having said that bernie sanders is incredibly strong witness his ground game last week has just anecdotal there was an event where bernie sanders was still in the senate or washington couldn't be there but 4000 people turned out to be at his rally even though the candidate was out there the main thing y

list endorsed one female candidate over another, texas 24, suburban texas, rated endorsedup, they candace vallen's whale out over kim olson, a candidate for agriculture secretary in 20. so in emily's list backing could be a signal to people who want to get involved that this is a candidate worth watching and someone who can bring something to the table. as the primary process unfolds in february and march, or joes pete buttigieg biden or senator sanders at the top of the ticket, she seemed to indicate a woman would have to be at the -- on the ticket. bridget: to bring women into the fold, that would be an important part of the ticket. in the success we saw women have an 2018 proves women can win these races. it will be interesting to see how that will play out. alex: looking at 2016 and hillary clinton's lost, politically it becomes imperative for them to have a woman on the ticket, whether as the presidential nominee or the vice presidential nominee, and building off all the women that won seats in the house. it would be politically very tricky to have two men on the ticket. steve: alex

hospitals right here in the bay area, and these medical workers say their calls investigative reporter candace nguyen joins us with the details. >> reporter: hospital workers are four times more likely to be violently attacked than other workers according to national labor statistics. under state law, hospitals are required to develop safety plans to protect their employees, but many workers we spoke to say that's not always happening. this lexus may look like it was in a serious crash, but the busted glass and ripped wiring are the result of a violent patient spinning out of control. >> he jumped on top of the car and just kept jumping until he ended up falling into the car and just started punching everything inside. >> reporter: san leandro hospital nurse remembers when that patient escaped f hands. >> police ended up being involved and assaulted several police officers. imagine how i felt that this patient was going to be mine and how the experience was going to be. so the initial response is fear, you know. >> reporter: it's a fear that seems to be growing throughout the industry. we spok

among the 4 that i think about here i mean look i think coming out of iowa we have 2 strong centrist candace and neither one of them is biden and 2 strong left so sanders and elizabeth warren representing the left i think. i personally think warren has a better chance. getting independent voters and sanders while also exciting his left wing so i feel like she is the stronger one on the left ralph a well if you ask me i fear for anybody no i don't but i think a mixture of biden and bit but it just like the moderate ones they can get you know that they can cover both dreams i think they're they have the best chances and don't forget mr bloomberg yeah right the billionaire in the wings. rick bernie sanders looking at him i sometimes feel like he's the left wing version of trump is that a plus if that's if you think that's true maybe tone would you say that's a plus or minus for him well i think looking at it from europe he doesn't look like the trump of america because a lot of his positions are frankly quite similar to mainstream police believe so but putting down the saw it. it could help the

candace what goes on with the rage over trump bringing the guys in the gallery which every president done since reagan. they are so upset that trump is recognizing opportunity scholarships for this young african-american girl and people are calling that racist. what? >> it doesn't make any sense. i don't want to give it any attention. it's just desperation. it's like a form of self-flagellation. the left is upset when reality catches up to their delusions. trump won 2016. we are super angry. pretend he colluded with russia. they are angry because they can't get rid ofim. trump is acquitted. let's pretend trump has no chance with the black community. he does have a chance at the black community. we have cnn talking about this is happening. we have articles saying something is happening here. every poll bar none has showed that trump support in black america is tracking up wards. thank you. >> laura: leo, i will give you time to respond. van jones. it was interesting. he is not a big fan of the president. doesn't like trump. houston, there is a problem here. we better pay attention to

>> not over night to the new, candace.his was all disinformation. this is really a test for the president and his new director of national intelligence on russia interference. he has a new odni. we will see how they respond. they're taking a different approach, though, than senator sanders, who has acknowledged that he's received a briefing about russian potential efforts to help his campaign. and he had a message for putin. >> president donald trump, back from a west coast swing where he downplayed reports that russia is interfering in the 2020 presidential election. >> putin wants to be sure that trump wins. give me a break. >> reporter: the president dismissing intelligence from his own administration, including ousted acting director of national intelligence, joseph mcguire, after his office briefed lawmakers about russia's current meddling. >> i was told a week ago. they said, you know, they're trying to start a rumor. it's disinformation. >> but democratic front-runner bernie sanders confirming that officials have to

>>police are not saying 39 year-old candace carter ultimately pulledthe trigger buthey do believe shelayed a major role in 17 year-old edr martinez is murder. he was shot to death while aseep in his apartment on 3/27/2005. that'when a gang related argument relted in the deadly shooting i was actually in investigations at the time when thisincident took place captain trevor sun it says says caer got into a argument with a group of peop that night near the apartments on the 300 block o west 20th street. she then left and returned with 2 other men. that's when shotwere fid into martinez's apartment, an innocent bystander who had nothing to do withthe initial argument it is very frustrang when you have a case like this and have a juvenile victim or any victim really. >>and you can bring some rt of closure to the famy in the immediate. >>time frame buultimately investigators never gave up helped crack thiscase. carter was arrested thursday in ittsburgh and taken into custody for murder, most crimes are solved with the members and realistically we can be there. but they can often have first

firefighters were able to rescue the woman and began cpr, but candace wynn died later at a hospital. >> he lost everything, a piece of his family. i'd be a wreck out there. eddy never missed a beat and that's the kind of guy he is. he did everything he could. >> a gofundme page heb setup to help the paramedic. >>> sharing a clip from her raenlt interview with former wnba star lisa leslie. it questioned leslie about a 2003 sexual assault allegation against kobe bryant and whether it complicated his legacy during a wide ranging interview. cbs posted the clip on social media and the morning show host says she was plieblind-sided by the blow back. >> i am mortified, i am embarrassed and i am very angry. for the network to take the most salacious part, taken out of context and put it up online for people who didn't see the whole interview is very upsetting to me and that's something i'm going to have to deal with them. >> cbs says it's currently addressing its internal process, and changes have already been made. the real shame of it is it was a much, much longer interview. it was really

candace reaction to the results, live coverage saturday evening starting at 8 pm eastern on c-span, onsten live on the free radio. >> sunday book tv features conversations on us presidents and race plus america as a superpower. starting at noon eastern on in-depth, a live conversation with author and white house correspondent april ryan . >> studies at morgan state university just down the road . i studied for this, this is my vocation, not knowing that i would be under fire or asking questions. i have asked questions of each president, the same question except for one area each president over the last 21 years asking questions now has me fearing for my life. >> hurley's book is under fire, her other books include mamas me and the presidency in black and white area join the conversation with your phone call, to, text and facebook messages and 9 pm eastern on afterwards, on america's expiration date syndicated columnist cal thomas for the rise and fall of nations historically and america's role as a superpower. he's interviewedby author and cnn contributor amanda carpenter . >> we are n

some of the candace are criticizing michael bloomberg from skipping voting in early states and using his money to buy ads in the 14 super tuesday states. >> democracy is not billionaire spending hundreds of these and i'll try to get elected. >> $60 million can buy you a lot of advertising but cannot erase your record. >> the primary in south carolina will be one week after the saturday caucuses in nevada. >>> people who want facebook to change the policy on political ads will hold to to bury a protest at 10:00 a.m. this morning. they will protest outside of the home of facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. they want facebook to crack down on political ads that contain false information. mark zuckerberg has said that facebook should not be the one to police political ads and they are committed to protecting free expression. >>> there is growing calls for attorney general william barr to resign. there is concern to the attorney general is being influenced by the president's twitter account. >> reporter: of petition online signed by former members of the justice department is calling for the re

was asleep in his antioch apartment when he was shot and killed by the two men, and a woman named candace carter. she was arrested last week. investigators say carter was in an argument with a group of men she believed to be rival gang members. >>> a man was driving his bmw on the mallory onramp to the northbound 880. a friend was following in another car when two cars drove up alongside him, and someone started shooting. his car was hit twice, but he wasn't injured. investigators say they think the driver was targeted, and this was not a random freeway shooting. >> they drove to an area to pick up a car. they left in tandem. one in each car, and one of them noticed two vehicles following them as they were coming on the freeway, they heard five gunshots. >> the ramp was closed until 5:30 this morning. the chp does not have a description of the suspects or their cars. >>> disturbing video was shown to a jury in oakland today. it showed the deadly stabbing of nia willson at the macarthur station. >> henry lee was in court as the trial of john cowell began in oakland. i cannot imagine how em

candace like joe biden they are shooting themselves in the foot.terday in south carolina, sleepy joe said this. >> or i come from you don't get more unless you ask. i am joe biden i am a democratic candidate for the united states senate. give me a look at if you don't like me vote for the other guy. kennedy: hey right here, right here what? yes he's running for senate now, that's fun. what a multitasker. he also claims he worked on the 2016 paris climate accord with the chinese leader who has been dead since 1997. that's quite a ouija board. can democrats stop bernie before it's too late? or are they sinking their own ship? joining me now fox nation hope and never played that is tommy and in the other quarter we've got fox news contributor is richard fowler lady gentlemen welcome to both. >> good to see a kennedy. kennedy: great to be seen. think it's a much. this is getting nasty, skating a little dirty. tommy, are you surprised at all that bernie sanders is doubling down on his love for commies? >> no, was surprising to me as democrats are now al

there is a movement under candace owens and they waking up to what the democrats have been doing.he black community is being enslaved economically. host: the president received a percent of the black vote -- 8% of the black vote in 2016. where would he be now? guest: he is about a 23% approval rating. he was accused of being a bigot, a racist, anti-semite and is potentially hitting the low 30's and approval with the black community. that is not directly translate to voting. approval rights and voting are not the same but we have got five or six months to make that happen. the democrat, party is broken. they've taken the black community for granted. they think they will always vote for them. it is exciting for all americans. host: we will go to california. michelle, good morning. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i am a silent trumper. do you think that bloomberg will split the party even further? guest: fabulous question and keep doing what you're doing in california. every day is increasing the chances of a contested democrat convention later this

city councilman johnny candace is sending out the message that now is the time to support chinese-owned businesses. >> businesses that are chinese- owned are experiencing some slow down. i wanted to tell the public that this is not right. >> this is in palo alto. esther to be, says that patients have been canceling their apartments at the first medical acupuncture clinic. that there is among a couple of hundred people who evacuated wuhan, china, when the coronavirus outbreak began. she was under federal quarantine for a couple weeks and that quarantined herself for another seven days. she said she was never infected. >>> for continuing coverage of the coronavirus outbreak, just head to our website, kpix.com. >>> 5:38. a recent survey found nearly 2/3 of americans are delaying milestones like getting married or having kids so they can concentrate on becoming more financially secure. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joining us now to discuss the consequences of this time. good morning to joe, starting with, what are the financial priorities that are contributing to this movement

pulling you recited was a hundred and $204 million of bloomberg spend on this outspending the other candace by tenfold, it works. because the last time they did a poll in december he was at 3%. and now he is at number two nationally pizza for those democrats saying he's not going to buy this election, he is, he totally is. kat: do you think the debate tomorrow is a good thing for him to get the airtime or a bad thing that he will have an error time and hit him on some of these scandalous things and been coming out. >> in firing him i would want to keep my cards to the chest a while longer. drum up enthusiasm. kat: food poisoning just said that. >> he could have the spike and then dip again. we have seen them in past cycles that have done that gingrich was one that did that heat he took adept and i don't like you want to do that too far in advance of super tuesday. however, it will be astonishing if he somehow pulls this off. the bernie people who think they are on the cusp of this revolution, the bernie people. kat: can't wait to line up for bread. >> it's not about beating trumpets getting

>>police are not saying 39 year-old candace carter ultimately pulled the trigger but they do believe she played a major role in 17 year-old edgar martinez is murder. he was st to death while asleep in his apartment on 3/27/2005. that's when a gang related argument resulted in the deadly shooting was actually in investigations at the time when this incident took place captain trevor sun it says says carter got into an argument with a group of people that night near the apartments on the 300 block of st 20th street. she then men. that's when shots were er fired into martinez's apartment, an innocent bystander who had nothing to do with the initial argument it is very frustrating when you have a case like this and you have a uvenile victim or any victim really. >>and you n bring some sort of closure to the family in the immediate. >>time frame but ultimately investigators never gave up and tips from the public helped crack this case. carter was arrested thursday in pittsburgh and taken into custody for murder, most crimes are solved with the assistance of our community members and reali

>> reporter: the panel that included dwyane wade, candace parker, common, chadwick boseman, and scottie pippen didn't believe this dunk was good enough. outrage quickly ensued. according to espn's ramona shelburne, common said the judges agreed it was going to be a tie, but, quote, somebody didn't do it right. former nba player dwyane wade responding to accusations online that he somehow changed the outcome of the vote so derrk jones jr. could bring the trophy back home to miami. >> it took nine rounds. it wasn't biased. i wasn't the only one who gave a nine so let's talk about that. >> okay, so, gordon who narrowly lost in 2016 was visibly upset vowing to never do this again. social media was on fire. they changed his wikipedia page, changed his name to aaron "got robbed" gordon and listed him as a two-time victim of the slam dunk contest robbery. >> who was the one dunking with a cape on? that was i good look. >> i don't know which one had the cape. i mean, incredible ten perfect scores. >> they're all flying like superman. >> yes. >> really remarkable. >> i just love when dan talks a

so how much worse candace get now? -- can this get now?en: really, it depend on how long the impact of the coronavirus lasts. at the economic impact, our baseline case, we have a baseline forecast at about 5.3 percent gdp growth this year. and that assumes we get some stability by the end of this month on both the spread of the virus and on the economy operating again. if that's the case, i think china will be ok. but if it extends beyond february and goes to march, the risk rises even further. to get youreen thoughts on the latest inflation numbers because we had poor inflation driving cpi up 5.4%, and we also have been an expected rise when it comes to surprises. just take a look at port prices on this chart. i'm wondering, you look at the numbers and we are expecting more volatility when it comes to inflation numbers. we had chinese ute -- new year, coronavirus, but this unexpected mix, where you get huge prices in some things, deflation in other products, how does the pboc manage this? and does this present yet another challenge as it

i believe you and sister candace and then to suggest our way forward. and the gop is not the answer. >> so i will separate bernie sanders for a second. the caller is right when he talks about the lack of interest republicans are shown with the black vote. you can speculate what that is but on a practical level they don't need the vote to win and politics is about numbers and time spent going after the constituency is time not spent. so that could be one explanation right there. >> and jack kemp and paul ryan. >> and they are not the only examples. >> even chris christie when he ran for reelection did quite well because he went into camden and trenton and asked for their vote. but they still remain the exception and not the rule. we'll see republican candidates in the grocery store at the community center or on television programs it's allowed for the democratic candidate to be a complete monster with no pushback. so i do think republicans ought to do a better job and i certainly don't blame blacks who have the attitude now vote democrat or i will stay h

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. >> good evening candace good evening. >> senator warren, that's. >> that's it my plan will do as wenow the political conversation is interactive because of our partner twitter, this debate is no did different. so i want to put a question from twitter to use senator klobuchar. this is from cayse pennington. how will your policies address affordable housing and midrange wage workers? >> thank you this is one of the first signs of talked about housing, and i put forward an extensive policy. when i look at this and both of my job, local government, one sure way we can make sure kids get a good start as if they have a roof over their head and a stable place to live. the way you do that is first of all taking care of this section eight backlog of applicants. there are literally hundreds of thousands of people waiting. and i have found a way to pay for this in a way to make sure that people get off that list it into housing. secondly, you create incentives for affordable housing to be built. and third, a way for people to pay for. i want to make clear given that south carolina and the rura

>>police are not saying 39 year-old candace carter ultimately pulled the trigger but they do believe she played a major role in 17 year-old edgar martinez is murder. he was shot to death while asleep in his apartment on 3/27/2005. that's when a gang related argument resulted in the deadly shooting i was actually in investigations at the te when this incident took place captain trevor sun it says says carter got into an argument with a group of people that night near the apartments on the 300 block of west 20th reet. she then left and returned with 2 other men. that's when shots re fired into martinez's apartment. an innocent bystander who had nothing to do with the initial argument it is very frustrating when you have a case like this and y have a juvenile victim or any victim really. >>and you can bring some sort of closure to the family in the immediate. >>time frame but ultimately investigators never gave up and tips from the public helped crack this case. carter was arrested thsday in pittsburgh and taken into custody for murder most crimes are solved with the assistance of our c