this beach is on the south 1st nation traditional territory near san its on vancouver island. catherine scott did her ph. d here under the guidance of media. and on friday the female blackwood ohs make their nest among the driftwood. catherine and her partner, doctor sean mccann, have spent several summer seasons here. tracking the movements and behaviors of the local black widow colony the i was terrified of spiders. up until the 1st day that i started working with them. when i was about 25 years old, i started working in the laboratory with black widows, and i immediately fell in love with them. as soon as i started to look more closely at them and to observe their behavior and understand their communications systems, i just found them fascinating. the females construct elaborate labs around their layers that work as both communication systems and traps. she's pulling so out of her spirits, were through last per legs and throwing sticky glue onto the grasshopper to subdue it. and then once she's comfortable with the fact that it's not going to jump away, then she'll move in for a bite, and

mexican president, make sure other people come into the conversation. >> what i would love is for scott and catherine to be able to just actually scott to be able to say that had trump not killed that piece of legislation, it would have helped. >> i don't know if it would have or not. why not? >> what are you talking about? >> i don't know if it would have or not. >> just talked about the fentanyl program. >> that was i don't know if she's i don't know if she's right. maybe there is some legislation. but this is about john you can ask lankford. he was the one who wrote the bill. this is about mexico and getting them to pay attention to our priorities. >> it's about both countries. it's about america had a plan in place to get more border agents to help with the fentanyl problem. there is a big difference. why can't we just agree and leave a bunch of people here that shouldn't be here? i mean, it wasn't a perfect day that that would have been i don't know, i don't necessarily agree. at the same time, mexico needs to do something about the leadership of these two countries. >> she has a new mandate. sh

her babysitter, catherine, was there with her boyfriend, scott. they hurried downstairs. christina started walking towards the sliding glass door. and i grabbed her shoulders and i stopped her, and i said, don't touch anything. andrea canning: the glass door was smeared with blood. the scene inside was unspeakable. somebody said, oh my gosh. there's nick. and you could see him through the window on the floor in a pool of blood. scott: i said, get out of here. go down the street. and she said-- - yeah. - --what are you going to do? i said, i got to get that boy out of there. i'm not leaving without that boy. andrea canning: scott grabbed an axe from the garage for protection then dropped it when he realized how desperately nick needed help. he wasn't breathing at the time. i smacked him a few times, and nothing happened. and so i started screaming at him and started smacking him harder and telling him he wasn't going to die today. and all of a sudden, he kind of bolted up. at that point, i said, you're alive! andrea canning: scott picked up the little boy and bolted from t

live at the table gretchen carlson scott jennings, catherine rampell kevin o'leary and solomon jones americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do good evening. i'm audie cornish in for abbie. let's get right to what america is talking about. the war on wallets. tonight it's clear that if donald trump wants a global trade war, he could get it. but it's unclear if anyone else really wants one. so take wall street. they don't really like these tariffs for detroit. ford and general motors stock prices tumbled down. the trade war rabbit hole sneakerheads not going to be happy. footwear industry group exec said the tariffs will only stretch budgets thinner. and then the countries who are the targets of the trump tariffs will they're not going to take it lying down. mexico's new president says she'll go for tat tariff or tariff president trump, president trump threats and tariffs are not the way to address the migration phenomenon or drug use in the united states. >> these major challenges require cooperation and mutual understanding. one tariff will

catherine. yeah, i'm going to introduce the panel quickly. we have a couple of new faces. scott drexel here on the m scott is a democratic strategist. not a new face usf political science professor james taylor. welcome back. james and california republican party regional vice chairman jason clark. all right, gentlemen, let's go back quickly to what graham to send trump by early performing twenty-twenty numbers doing very close to north carolina doing well in virginia. what for example, scott, he wins north carolina. i think if you sort of look at the blue wall states is kind of being in the kamala harris bucket. >> and then you think of north carolina, georgia, arizona and nevada being in the trump bucket, whichever candidate manages to snatched one state from the other candidates. bucket first probably wins. i think what we're seeing is that with the returns in florida and some of these other states. we're not seeing a terrible deviation from the polls over the last couple weeks. it's not going to be a rock one side or the other. this is going to be a knife fight till the end.

catherine heenan is here to lead us through that. i got high. hey, listen, we have 2 new members of our little political posse. so i i'd better introducing introduced them. this is a scot drexel. scott is a democratic strategist and also jason clark. jason, as regional vice chairman of the california republican party. i was kidding with them about wearing name tags. but now we're going we'll get by. okay. it's early gentleman very early. but for the sake of viewers, what are you watching? what would you tell viewers to be watching? i think what i'm looking for is performance against expectations and performance against past performance in 2020. >> in 2016, where is vice president harris performing better she did last time around? where is donald trump improving on margins that he had last time around? i think everything else everybody should put out of their mind because it's difficult to extrapolate any kind of real results from 50% of a vote totals so this is going to be a long night. i think everyone should just settle in, relax and have a good time. jason? yeah, i agree with that assessment. i think what's very interesting in this election here you have different subsets of vote

. >> catherine can talk more about them because it actually improved the lives of working-class people. >> they did a lot of things for highly educated college grads, i think to scott's about the symbolism i don't entirely agree with your analysis of the ad, i think another policy that was symbolically about people other than the median voter was the student debt forgiveness which disproportionately went to people who went to college who are likely to have higher earnings in general but also the way that it was structured went to a lot of people who are likely to have very high earnings including people who are going to become doctors and lawyers and things like that. part of the reasons those policies are structured that way is because that is who was staffing this administration. there are people who went to yale law school who want their debts forgiven. >> any other country in europe they've called themselves the labor market but what has happened over the last 10 years is that non-college-educated working-class voters have been hemorrhaged and the democrats have become the party of the educated. no one would have predicted this 15 years ago, it is a massive devas

catherine hammett. we covered a lot there but i know we are missing some losers. >> i think number 1, 1st on want to give a shout out to scottessive and he was on the ground doing the hard work. so i want to thank him. special kind of celebrity for us. and for my first on the loser list i would have to say kamala's donors. we knew she went through $1 billion, we didn't know she went through a billion dollars and 20 million. >> she got the most billionaires who gave a lot of dark money contributions as well. alex, what about for you? >> for me the obvious winner you would have to say are the dogs and cats. they are eating the dogs and cats and trump is going to save them all and it's going to be beautiful when he does it. it's hard not to be obsessed with the fact that the ladies of the view, they've always been punching back and they just debase themselves to such a level and they are still doing it. they are out there today talking about how it's really that we didn't want a woman of colour. we would've loved a woman of colour to be president if she had the america first policies. if she was going to rip up napped out, clos

catherine heenan and we got a good group over there. we have a good group and i'm gonna just real quick introduction introduction again. >> as scott drexel, democratic strategist professor james taylor. james joined us before usf political science professor and jason clark, regional vice chairman of the california republican party. spall right. you see in the map you've heard what's going on and why the trump team must at least be hopeful. and i want to mention that north news nation has called north carolina not a p. that's why you don't see it in this map. but news nation is saying north carolina calling it for trump. i let me just get reaction. jason, what do think? so i think this was expected. i think we thought that we were going to take north carolina. you know, i think the expectation was that was a little more on even in these blue wall states. >> right now, the numbers are trending in our direction, but they've been kind of fluctuating all night. you know, we talked about kind of the people showing up to vote and women are generally a reliable demographic that show up and vote. whereas men are a little less reliable when they s