again, we're live at cato institute.a conference on immigration and economics and another panel set to begin in a few moments on entrepreneurship. our live coverage here on c-span 2. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone can take your seats, he'll get the panel started. i'm the vice president for research at the cato institute and in this hour we're going to be talking about immigration and entrepreneur scheyer. immigrants are diproportionately entrepreneurial compared to native americans, those goes to both sides of the skill spectrum. at lower skill levels you see immigrants more likely to start their own businesses, often out of necessity, that is, they have fewer formal employment opportunities with limited language skills, et cetera, fewer social networks to plug into, to get regular employment so more likely to go into innocence in small scale fashion. at the top end, we have people drawn into our vibrant startup system from all over the world, and as you'll hear, a disproportionate share of high-te

we'll tell what you makes this guy very, very rare. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm chris cato in for mark wilson. >>> i'm kelly ring. it could get worse and it is bad enough. the pumping of raw and partially treated sewage. it is a near scandal. dan matics said people are fed up with it. >> when there is a storm at this point we have come to understand there will be, you know, fecal material in the backyard. >> reporter: it smells and it is that cindy perry imagined when she moved here to retire, i will not go into the bay i will not kayak or fish. i know that it is unclean. >> reporter: the city of saint pete has maintain nod solid waste with fecal bacteria was dumped, i will not believe it has not happened. >> reporter: a state senator is not so sure. >> the lawmakers are listening to complaints like cindy's. they are worried about the

you probably know him, cato june, the star at michigan. also on his resume, of course, the nfl, winning a super bowl ring with the colts' tony dungee. he's back at howard because he used to practice and now he's paid to be there and loves his work. >> being able to share my wisdom and bring my own personal energy every single day and really just getting them focused in on preparing their mind and body on a daily basis. >> it's great for me. >> he loves the game. all of the things that he's been through. >> so cato j with maryland and howard meeting at noon on saturday. >> bring it home again. one more time. that's really cool. thanks for those guys as well. >>> that's our broadcast for now. "nightly ns" isew >>> breaking news tonight, a life-threatening hurricane about to make landfall in florida. several states of emergency and concern stretching all the way into the northeast. >>> spacex explosion disaster caught on camera. a rocket blows up on the launchpad, destroying a major plan by facebook. what went wrong? >>> backlash. big fallout

yeah. >> mark: that was chris cato report. p baseball card is a lot more fragile than stocks. >> mark: and a hobby thacks back how many generations? many, many week many. >> kelly: still ahead tonight a major data breach mark the private data information that's connected by a single type of tragedy gather for a special vigil.... we'll take you there tragedy gather for a special vigil.... we'll take you there tonight at eleven. golden outside or fluffy inside. deep pockets or delicious ridges. tasty egg or savory bacon. experience dunkin's ian waffle breakfast sandwich. it's not this or that. it's all of it. introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. coming up tonight at 11... a crime of opportunity at a local convenience store... >> kelly: coming up at the top of the hour a crime of opportunity at a local convenience store. the thief makes off with a bag full of cash from the store atm. wh

yeah absolutely. >>> that was chris cato reporting baseball card invest lot more fragile than stocks and whole lot cheaper. and weekend has arrived, jim, and you know, i know what's on a lot of people's minds, can't say everybody but a whole lot football games going on starting with friday food ball. big game of jay ray between usf and noles then that little game the buccaneers first home opener. little game. you're thinking football you want cooler weather unfortunately just not going to happen i know it's fall, but fall for us, really doesn't mean much. it's basically just kind of an a little footnote we talk about at this point. you look outside, what a beautiful looking sunrise. check this out. i guess this would be our first official fall sunrise. because yesterday, fall started at 10:21. so there you go. beautiful looking view there. you head outside. and you're saying what are you talking about drier air. just as muggy outside. i'm talking in upper levels of atmosphere where clouds form, and showers and thunderstorms. so overall, our rainfall coverage still lower today althoug

. >> here on c-span2 we're live at the cato institute in washington for the start of a daylong conference on immigration with panels and researchers and economists discussing the economic impacts of u.s. immigration policy. with a particular focus on the domestic labor market. the first panel looking at labor and wages. another before noon focusing on illegal immigration. this afternoon immigration and real estate, entrepreneurship and how immigration affects political and economic institutions. just getting started live here on c-span2 >> my name is alex nowrasteh and i'm immigration policy analyst here are if anything this toy 60 election will turn more on the candidates of perspective immigration positioned than on any other. donald trump the republican nominee won his primary primarily based on this topic for his support for reducing illegal immigration building a ball and deporting unlawful immigrants. wednesday night he delivered a major address on this topic in phoenix were basically double down on the position, squashing the rumors he was softening on this issue. hillary clinton s

. >> points for chris cato working the wort pivot into his audition. he sounded like craig patrick and goemer pile had a kill. >> my news director asked me if efs do money money every neeth. i said yes and then i pivoted toward the exit and began crying. >> he was close but he really, really needed a dark suit and a red tie. any shade of red to go with that >> do i have the job? >> i have another interview at 4:00. i have o-f-l after that. if you could help me with this. thank you very much. >> he was onto something with the pacing but in the end we had to narrow it down to two finalists. >> russell roads. >> that was it? i only have to make you laugh? >> russell made me laugh the pace. i think slow down just a little bit. >> hey, merissa how is it going? any ideas for the show today? money, power & politics, go. go. go. >> he really didn't get the hand gestures either. >> what is she talking about? did that make sense to anbody? >> then there was charley. >> i'm out of control i tell you. to be craig? i can host money, power & politics. craig, got it.

welcome to the cato institute. i'm an immigration policy analyst here. if anything, this 2016 election will turn more on the candidate's respected immigration positions than on any other. donald trump, the republican nominee won his primary, primarily based on this topic for his support to reducing legal immigration, building a wall and deporting unlawful immigrants. on wednesday night, he delivered a major address on this topic in phoenix, very basically double downed on his positions, squashing the rumors that he was softening on this issue. >> a topic of immigration has produced the loudest and most disagreements of this election season so far. polling show that immigration is not a top issue this year in the minds of voters, the electorate certainly hasn't been then interested in a topic in about a century. unfortunately, though, that popular interest is combined with a healthy dose of misperception of both the public and policy makers who attempt to remedy that misperception and influence the debate. cato has put together this conference and invited

taking in refugees to taking a handful of skittles, then you've got to get your scale right because the catotitute, typically conservative think tank, calculated the chance of an american being killed in a refugee terror attack and those chances are one in 3.5 billion. vox did the numbers and this picture they created shows you what size bowl those three poison skittles would have to be in for this analogy to be accurate. it's probably more likely you will die from choking on actual skittles than a refugee -- in fact, seems even the candy company itself understands international relations better than trump. >> the parent company of skittles responded in a statement to nbc news saying skittles are candy, refugees are people, we don't feel it's an appropriate analogy. >> trevor: nicely played, skittles. ( cheers and applause ) they said that in a really polite way, but what they really wanted to say was at a time that rainbow, bitch! ( laughter ) it's just so dumb. it's such a terrible analogy to use. actually, jordan klepper and i were chatting about this earlier, and he made a good point, so

we will take you back live to cato institute and day-long discussion and forum looking at immigration. >> okay. so that gets us right back to a normal quote, unquote, normal estimated way to see migration. i'm going to find no correlation between women entry and immigrant entry. not surprise because they are entering different parts of the labor force. to some extent that might not be quite right based on what i heard earlier. although different parts of the way the way i should put it. that said, i'm going to get a positive coefficient on the entry of women entering the labor force on men's wages using this model. if i use annualized, if you believe the labor demand is downward sloping. what are we going to do? replicate borjas. we are going to split the labor force to education experience cells. basically the first three added up together. we are going to go high school education, some college and college or more and we are going to have eight experience cells 1 to 5. up to 36 to 40 years of experience. we are going to measure wages as the average for that census year among all memb

we will be live at the cato institute friday at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2.rumka criticized donald trump today, calling him a fraud and said he is increasingly losing support among union members. this is about an hour. >> we are going to have some folks join us in progress. berger to start not to stay on time. thank you for coming. -- we are going to start to stay on time. thank you for coming. our growth -- guest grew up in pennsylvania and follows his father and grandfather into the mines. he worked his way through penn state university and earned a law degree from villanova in 1974. in 1982, at age 33, he was elected president of the united mine workers of america. the youngest person in history to hold that position. he served three terms as president and brought the mine workers into the a.c.l. cio. secretary-treasurer and became the youngest person to hold that position when he served there for 15 years. he was elected as president of the afl-cio in september of 2009 and reelected in 2013. in august, he became a grandfather for the first time. and thus

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. >> and chris cato joining us. that's hard to see and watch. >> why was that released. the the attorney said they hope the video will put pressure on the charlotte police to release their videos of the shooting. police have two different anyles. that's something that the attorney-general is calling to happen now. his wife shot the video. she was getting a cell phone charger waiting for his son to get off the bus. the video so you know what she saw. his vehicle is the white one in the middle. a police officer is behind the bed of the truck there. another one behind the left on the left behind the open door of a vehicle and there is what appears to be a third officer at the rear of the suv. police say that he could seize had a gun. witnesses say he had a he ignored the demanding to drop the gun. the only image is above the hood there. and video was shaky and it is impossible to tell if he is holding a gun. you only hear the gunshots. we have to warn you, the next part is disturbing here are the then the aftermath. >> keith. don't do it. keith get out of the car. keith, do

chris cato joins us now with more... chris? mark, it's a confession that danny heinrich agreed to make as part of a plea deal... that guarantees the state won't charge him with jacob wetterling's abduction and murder. in exchange, he gave jacob's parents the one thing no one else could give them: the location of their son's body. jacob was 11 years old in 1989... when a masked man with other boys near st. joseph, minnesota. the man took jacob... no one ever saw him again. investigators recently got a break in the case... when they re-tested d-n-a from the sexual assault case of a different boy... and found it matched 53-year old danny heinrich. last week, they raided his home and found child pornography. as part of a plea deal on the pornography charge -- a deal which jacob's parents agreed to -- heinrich showed investigators where he buried jacob -- and admittedn to molesting him and killing him. for patty wetterling, it's closure... after jacob's disappearance, patty became a nationally known advocate for missing children...

(cato-2shot) the miss america pageant takes place this weekend.. and for the first time. the pageant will >>> the miss america pageant is this weekend. >> sunday night is competition and history is being made with the 96th annual pageant, missouri ms. is the pageant's first openly gay contestant. and scott evans spoke with erin said that competing means showcasing her beauty but not hiding who are you on the inside. >> part of your story is the first openly gay contestant in the competition. tell me what it took for to you share that? be successful i wanted to do it as who i was. it was not hard in that aspect. i kind of rolled with the punchs, here i am. >> i wonder, were you out to you were already out and this is just who i am there is no point in trying to disguise it. >> exactly. it was just i will be who i am i will be good and be successful or maybe they will not like it i'll but the response has been incredible to be a member of the lgbt community. >> what about a girl friend s there a lucky lady out there rooting for you,ky not tell you that. >> ah! >> if not she

senior economist of the congressional joint economic committee and as a senior economics fellow at the cato institute where he published dozens of studies on federal, state fiscal policies. he was also a consultant of the economic commission in 1987 and research director for president reagan on privatization. steve is a fox news contributor along with writing regularly for "national review," forbes, business daily, the washington times and orange county register. he holds a master of arts in economics from george mason university. he offered numerous books including who is the fairest of them all, it is getting better all the time, still an open door and an inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of state. today he releases a book he has co-authored, fueling freedom, exposing the mad war on energy. let's welcome to our podium kathleen white followed by stephen moore. [applause] >> thank you, becky, for the kind introduction and for all the years, i want to thank a very patient man, the editor of our book, in the back. whose skill was extraordinary to see how he transformed and help

he will not get the maximum >>> good evening i'm chris cato. >> i'm kelly ring. >>> first up at 6:00. bed bugs many people who live at this section 8 complex say they've up because they are getting bitten by bugs at lake wales gardens. the bugs are still there. and ken suarez has more from the complex with more. >> ken >> imagine being in their shoes or beds. tired come home from work. you can lay your head on the pillow and then it starts. , they attack. >> where will they show up. the bed bugs the terror as making their mark here. >> right there, there. all right there. it is bad.

and chris cato is -- do you need >> we're from venus. >> can you imagine it is the perfect timing if you are not happy with who is elected president after november. here is the plan. in a detailed presentation to the us a introduce nautical congress in california, that's a thing, musk shared specifics that would carry people 34 million-miles to the fourth rock from the sun. of space ships that carry 100 people per ship. he wants to launch 1000 of those and launch during a specific window when mars is closest to either. they would be powered by 47 engines and fueled by methane and refilled by tanker ships in space. the journey would take 80 days this a look inside of the mars express. that's not what it is called, that's what i called it. 80 tays in a flight. musk has thought of that. >> it is going to be fun and exciting and it can cannot feel cramped or boring so -- the crew compartment is set up that can you float around, like movies and lecture halls, cabins. a restaurant and fun to go. you will have a great time. >> are you now free to float for 80 days. he believes it will take

>>> good evening i'm chris cato. >> i'm kelly ring. >>> first up at 6:00. bed bugs many people who live at this section 8 complex say they've up because they are getting bitten by bugs at lake wales gardens. the bugs are still there. and ken suarez has more from the complex with more. >> ken >> imagine being in their shoes or beds. tired come home from work. you can lay your head on the pillow and then it starts. , they attack. >> where will they show up. the bed bugs the terror as making their mark here. >> right there, there. all right there. it is bad. down and clean it up, she is worried their son may be next. >> i don't want to the baby to get bit. he could have an allergic reaction. >> code enforcement has gotten half a dozen complaints the problem could be bigger. this woman said she is not the only one afraid to make waves. and reporting the problem. >> i capital lose my house i live here because i afford any other place, you think there will be retribution. >> yes, we called corner stone out of indiana. they would not say how many may be infested.

the cato institute says the likelihood that you will be hit by a terror attack as an individual.hat's supposed to make us feel bet even though the fabric of our lives and the way we live forever has changed because of these attacks. we are become so thick skinned we think it's not a big deal when somebody puts bombs all over two states, new york city and one location in new jersey to be specific, and we are supposed to feel like our odds are pretty good so it's not a big deal and we shouldn't worry about it. >> that's not true. no one is saying it's not a big deal and we shouldn't be vigilant. but our response should be proportionate to the reality. you are much more likely to be a victim of violence by someone born and bred here in america. martha: i'm sure that makes people if feel really good. when you get on the subway and drive into manhattan through the tunnel, this is constantly on your mind and the sang sight level is something people learn to live with, and it's not nice, let me tell you. the president is about to step up at the united nations and suggest we let in 100,0

welcome to the cato institute. i'm an immigration policy analyst here. if anything, this 2016 election will turn more on the candidate's respected immigration positions than on any other. donald trump, the republican nominee won his primary, primarily based on this topic for his support to reducing legal immigration, building a wall and deporting unlawful immigrants. on wednesday night, he delivered a major address on this topic in phoenix, very basically double downed on his positions, squashing the rumors that he was

chris cato joins us. this is the first of its kind in pasco county. how so? >> you know when you hear about a drug lab exploding in a home it's a meth operation but in this case they say the suspect the fire was on september 3rd at this home on west port drive. when we shot the video on that morning investigators didn't know the cause. several people escaped unharmed including a 1-year-old baby but two dogs that were in cages in the home died in the fire. investigators want to find this man, steven brown, they believe he was cooking marijuana wax. can you see the exploded pot that started the fire. instead of trying to save the dogs he grabbed t ran. he didn't take them all. this a photo of what they say they found inside of that home. can you see the wax there. they found other drugs a couple of guns, mmo and cash, they arrested or issued arrest warrants for brown but on that day he fled from a traffic stop and has not been seen since. he was driving a white four door kia. he is wanted on 12 charges including first degree arson and possession of drugs with i

he's saying three out of a little bowl of refugees would kill you, but last week the conservative cato institute did the math and found the odds of an american being killed by a refugee in a terror attack is one in 3.64 billion. so that's not three poisoned skittles in a bowl. that's three poisoned skittles in one and a half olympic-sized ( laughter ) and, yes, for the record, i would eat all of them. because once you get started you're like-- two more, two more. i'll just have two more. this meme isn't even original. it's a ripoff of a similar idea posted by a feminist group, though in the original analogy, they used m&ms. of course, the trump family prefers skittles because there are no brown ones. ( apse ( laughter ) but here's the real problem with this graphic: it compares refugees fleeing their war-torn country to pieces of sugar. these are people who dream of living in a country where food is so plentiful, we waste our candy on metaphors. so let me explain to donald trump jr. why he's wrong in listen up, airhead. reducing complex political problems to candy is nutrageous. anyone

gerry o'driscoll, senior fellow at cato institute. brad lam men's cover, ranger equity bear fund.ight 1/2 minutes, seven 1/2 before the closing bell rings. election jitters. investors look to sell button. john treanor says ride out the storm. he can tell you how to profit what he calls the relief rally. "countdown" coming right back. ♪ liz: dow jones industrials up about 189 points. we're about 30 day as way from the epic showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump. investors very much on edge of their seats no matter whichside they're on. many fund managers trimming positions and beefing up cash reserves some of you are saying i still want to buy and own stocks. my next guest has five 1/2 billion in assets says, you can do that stay calm, stay invested. there will be a relief rally that could make awe pretty penny bring in john treanor. relief rally, day after the election what happens? >> between the election and year-end, absolutely. we think you see a traditional relief rally. markets forecasting hillary win right now. a little bit more of a rally with hillary but we sti

and chris cato joins to us look at the testing they will do. this sounds interesting. >> reporter: you know it is only fitting that the campus that you see on i-4 on the way to visit epcot, walt disney of tomorrow will determine what the interstatus 4 of tomorrow looks like. today florida polytechnic and a oval track that will sit aagenda to the poke parkway and campus. the first phase is a facility that will allow high speed testing of new technology including smartphone based payment systems. that sounds convenient and then research facilities inside of the oval of the track and fdot and companies can test driverless or autonomous vehicles in simulated to test connectivity to signals, things like that. florida poly students will help in the research. the president of that stem-based public university said the ought mote efficient technology is about to take off at light speed. >> cars of the future will not be as piston powered controlled by drivers and built by detroit. they will be interconnected computers on wheels schooled and google, app

. >> will be live from the cato institute starting friday at nine clock a.m. eastern on c-span two. friday night on c-span, discussions about the 2016 election and economic prosperity. the annual steamboat institute freedom conference in colorado. the panels include senior advisers to the truck campaign. -- trump campaign. >> the strongest argument for not voting for trump, the argument that they made at the convention which is that he is a mentally unstable when the take was going to start a nuclear war. that is it. the storm's argument against that is, it is not that easy to start a nuclear war. [laughter] there is no indication that he is mentally unstable or a lunatic. he is had considerable success over the years. he has never been known to engage in physical violence. this image that people are picking up him is probably a false one. >> the same question about clinton. >> sure. to not vote for her? >> the strongest argument not to vote for her? worry ink it is determining whether they will vote for her not if the trust issue. i would love to say that is not the issue, but it i

and chris cato is here to tell us about it. we're happen there is a happy ending. the fame does not last forever but for zombie cat it led to a forever home. this is a 20-month journey that started in january 2015 with a remarkable discovery by a come. she found bart lying in the middle of the street bleeding hits owner had buried him after he was supposedly hit by a car. she took him to the humane society where vets performed the surgery. he had several broken bones and the staff started rehabbing bart and decided during that time to fight for legal custody because there was some doubt whether the owner actually thought bart was dead when he buried him. the court granted the society custody and part was officially adopted by valley one of the vet health. >> he is the nicest cats that could you meet. we were happy he made it legal he is our cat and he will stay in our home forever. >> i'm proud to work at an organization that has done great work to bring him back to where he is today. >> and they celebrated with cake bart. and they want to thank everyone, people fr

and chris cato joins us on the show of support. >> reporter: and it is just two days before transportation commission will take a vote on rules that will likely determine whether the services stay or go. the ptc is the agency that regulates for high in hillsborough. and they have been petitions the company saying they should be held to the same standards and regulations as cab drivers. last week a ptc committee died to move period to subject the drivers to checks and make them insurance. here is the controversial part as far as consumers are concerned, the rules would establish a minimum wait time of 7 minutes per ride and a minimum fare of $7. uber and lyft have threatened to leave if the rules pass. the mayor says that the rules clearly favor the taxi industry. he called the ptc a dinosaur that needs to be exfind. , we are the only one that has something called outlived its usefulness and time for the legislator to eliminate that burden own us and ride sharing regulations. >> leaders in the community and the chamber of commerce joined the mayor in calling on the ptc to vote down that pro

inaudible conversations] >> this all-day conference on immigration and economics taking place at the cato institute in washington. they will return in about 20 minutes with the discussion on illegal immigration and heading into this afternoon wrapping at about 5:00 o'clock eastern. the labor department releasing the job's numbers for august with the unemployment rate in august remaining at 4 ppt 9% and the associated press saying 151,000 job added about half the blockbuster gains of the two press months. 275,000 in july, 271,000 in june. job gains slow across most major industries and employers cut workers in manufacturing, construction and mining, some reaction from house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady saying in a statement, today's modest pay of job creation coupled with declining productivity last quarter means that growth in our economy and our paychecks will continue to lag as americans get weighed down by the rising cost of health care. other news from washington today, the commission on presidential debates announcing their moderators for the three presidential and t

julian sanchez a senior fellow at the cato institute. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: start by talking about isis. this is one of the more disconcerting notes that both of them tend to hit when they talk about isis. they both start talking about shutting down the internet in their various ways, what did you see? >> that's not something they went into in great detail, but i think the idea that the more censorship, convincing social media companies to shut down speech you don't like, one, creates obvious 1st amendment problems and two, seems unlikely to be productive. we can't control the entire internet. we can't stop people who say ugly things from getting them in a venue that's outside our control, and what we can do is push it outside the orbit of what our intelligence agencies can easily look at. so it's like playing whack-a-mole, you can smack in a countdown and social media companies shut down isis or other terrorist accounts regularly. they'll pop up somewhere else. if they're doing it on u.s. platforms, we have ability to track what's going on there. ke

john: thank you ilya shapiro of a cato institute.> more handguns in the district of columbia will only lead to more handgun violence. when the supreme court forced washington d.c. to end its ban on handguns, what happened and what will happen to gun rights if hillary's elected? (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first. introducing one talk-- another way verizon connects your business better. learn how at onetalk.com. john: eight years ago the supreme court ruled narrowly 5-4 vote the 2nd amendment the right to keep and bear arms applies to individuals, not just militias. while would happen if

and chris cato is here with the details. >> it will not get here as fast iphone and it probably is. and it comes in the same sizes the regular 7 and 7 plus. and it is what is under the hood that counts, right. this is what the 7 feature as processor and a high performance core, i do month know what that is but it -- i don't know what that is but it sounds fancy. and it is to use 1/5 of the power. here is the payoff wil the battery life. the 7 plus has two 12 mega pixel cameras a wide angle and a telephoto lens. no more headphone jack the ear buds will connect to the port or shell out $159 for these things that make you look like a futuristic traveler. wireless ear buds and a battery life of five hours. >> a battery in charge can you recharge from the battery for 24 hours of listening and lightning and what you want to charge and together at once. >> here is the bottom line the 7 starts at $649. the 7 plus, $769. can you preorder friday with shipping starting next wednesday and look like that guy with the fancy air pods they ship in late october. >> i know. >> you will be ordering on

chris cato is here with more. >> reporter: polk county sheriff grady judd did not hold bck today when discussing the allegedly started it, francis perry of winter haven. the sheriff unfurled it scroll of perry's arrest record which began with a weapons charge at eight 11 and includes convictions of attempted -- grand theft, aggravated assault and many others. he was released from prison in march. last night a drug task force followed perry as he drove through lakeland, suspecting after he stopped, detectives stopped the car and told him numerous times to roll down the window and show his hands. he fired rounds through the window and it was clear he made a choice he wasn't going back to prison. >> this guy decided that he wanted to end his life here. that this was really a suicide by cop. we didn't choose to shoot and we accommodated him. >> the sheriff says perry fired at the officers a total of five times. he did not hit them even though two officers were very close to perry when he fired. the four officers fired at perry 28 times, hitting him at least five times. the sheriff says th

so the scale matters so i took that number from the cato institute, a libertarian organization, backedthe koch brothers, this is not a liberal organization, and they estimated 1 in 6 billion. so that's over 10 billion skittles that you would need in order to have this be a fair analogy. that's enough skittles -- i did the math -- to fill one and a half olympic sized swimming pools. so if you imagine from the rio olympics, that pool filled with skittles and three of them are poison. so you could eat handfuls of skittles for hundreds of years, literally hundreds of years and you'd never come across a poison one. that's the real scale of the issue here and that's why trump's tweet was so misleading. >> so he's wrong. >> yes. >> he's wrong. >> yes. >> when we talk about don jr. we were talking about what he said about the gatt chamber, we were talking recently -- he gave an interview in a pennsylvania paper talking about why his dad isn't releasing his tax returns and now you have to skit l analogy to human beings. do you think perhaps he is not the best surrogate for his dad? >> i mean, i

>> at a free screening in los los catos this weekend, her mother says the film means so much to her. >> it brings knowledge to what happened to our daughters, and i think it keeps our daughters' memory alive that she would be proud of. >> this film is set to be shown to as many as 10,000 teenagers across the country this year. >> so important for kids to know their words really do matter. >> it's a heavy topic. it's one high schoolers should be grappling with on how they treat others. >>> it is continuing to get hotter. is that possible? >> i don't think it's possible. rob, i know i'm known for my complaining during the heat, but this is really bad. >> then you'll want to avoid looking at the screen for a while. you can see it's already 88 degrees in san jose. that's not the hottest spot we're seeing. 89 in los gatos, sedelmont, 84. in the tri-valley, 87 degrees. mostly clear skies and approaching 90 in sonoma. 86 degrees, so no relief as you drive 580 west toward castro valley and oakland. you're going to see the same temperatures you would expect to find in the tri-valley. in the n

i'm chris cato in for mark wilson. >> i'm kelly ring. everybody agrees it shouldn't happen again, but there is no solution yet. state leaders have a lot of officials after millions of gallons of sewage was pufrned into tampa bay after tropical storm hermine. a meeting just wrapped up in st. pete. fox 13's haley hinds is live with a lot more for us tonight. haley. >> reporter: kelly, there's a lot of discussion. there was a lot of q & a. after two hours of that meeting, we left with no decision on how to solve the sewage discharge problem. it was a packed house at usf st. pete for the pinellas county state officials want to know what led to 248 million gallons of sewage discharged into tampa bay this year alone. how did it get this bad, and what's done to permanently fix it and bhaets done right now? officials from pinellas county, clearwater and largo spoke about their own issues, but the main spotlight is on st. petersburg which had three large discharge events since last august. they wanted to know why the wastewater treatment closed a

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i'm chris cato. >> i'm kelly ring. first up tonight, developing right now what was supposed to advertised online ended with a polk county man dead and now the sheriff's office is searching for the killer. haley hinds is live with how this all came down. >> reporter: the buyer and seller both agreed meet up here at this family dollar on comby road in lakeland. things went south when the supposed seller tried to steal the item and somewhere in the shuffle jeff lost his life. it was 9:45 sunday 21-year-old jeff marrow was accompanying his friend who was selling an item he advertised online. a person interested planned to meet him at the lakeland family dollar park lot. the seller parked his truck, a man approached. in the midst of the transaction investigators say the suspects took off running with the item. marrow and the seller chased after. soon the death of footsteps was deafened by gunshots. he had been hit. though the seller rushed on into the store to call 911 morrow who just moved to the area was dead. >> reporter

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