and that cigar, it showed that jason young owned a humidor and once made a purchase at a cigar store.t jason young is not guilty. then it was over again. >> reporter: and time for another jury to consider whether jason young would go to jail or walk out of court a free man. >> coming up -- the verdict. take two. >> the jury by unanimous verdict find the defendant, jason lynn young to be -- i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. flonase. bundle and save big, but now it's time to find my dream abode. -right away, i could tell his priorities were a little unorthodox. -keep going. stop. a little bit down. stop. back up again. is this

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crossing with israel the start for example will fill up with goods across the border before returning in cigars and we understand around eight hundred trucks are expected to pass the border today. now we understand that a lot of pressure came on israel as well from israeli businesses that contract out gaza workers inside gaza or in for example the textile industry that kind of pressure being put on the israeli government because those businesses were concerned that those goods were not coming out we understand that the exports of

this weekend on american history tv, george mason university professor rose marie cigar he looks at therights, and role of women in founding of america. >> women's rights in the founding era, about the question of what rights did women have and how did they exercise them, and who exercise them -- exercised them? for a long time, historians did not even think about this question" the whole focus of the revolutionary narrative, the about thearrative lily white males that wrote the direction -- the declaration of independence, who wrote that she went to the constitutional convention and wrote the constitution. the emphasis was on formal as the electoral process. there wasn't much room for women is narrative. but over the past couple of decades, there has been an expansion of the idea of the political realm. in this expansion has allowed us to incorporate women into the narrative and then to ask this question -- what were women's rights and how did the revolution change the political status of women? the entire program sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. you are watching american history tv only o

arizonans have already visited this makeshift memorial to pay tribute to the late senator warner the cigar bar the most clear bottom drive if you believe. that it was the green bay we know he got mad about it. he stood his. he was easy to get along with says tommy espinosa else the latino advocate and the senator were close friends for over there you're obviously you're so close to the cain spinoza to be a key player in recent times hands. up john i said you know i'm a democrat so i'm not sure it's going to get you any votes you know and he said i don't care you're my friend i want you to be my coach or i said well let me sleep on it because no i want to know has or yes or no matter. i say yes. and spinoza says he wants to attend every single ceremony in honor of the senator who will first lie in state at the arizona state capital. arizona is honoring one of its most influential politicians on the national stage john mccain was one of the last republicans standing up to president trump he believed in bipartisanship at home and strong alliances overseas but it seems that the worth of mccain

increasingly concerned i don't think kids should be allowed energy drinks that's going to pose a hazard to a cigar to the top. and they should be able to hot button up nutrition through their feet to be able to go about their juices monty's like to get to. go to school day without having to be stopped and i don't believe in the level of a lot of maladies if you're trying. to have a dog. that can tell you i think we just have to be secure if you can't take what you said no we have to get out you have easy to change public health advocates welcome the proposed legislation nearly a third of children in england are obese or overweight by the time they leave primary school the government is aiming to tuck childhood obesity rates in half by twenty thirty. in just enough time for this the maker of jeff daniels whisky is feeling the pain of the traits but between the e.u. and the u.s. from foreman has issued a profit warning whiskey is among the american products targeted by brussels regular retaliatory terrorists which includes peanut butter and harley davidson motorcycle swell the e.u. and the u.s. have

and let's take a look back at a figure who was admired for his for true for a cigar city and political resume as well as for being a politician who was not divisive looking back at it and behave much by. he was a poet journalist and a moderate face of hindu nationalism to some former indian prime minister x. how bihari vachss pai is an icon to others a contradiction as a founding father of the ruling bharatiya janata party that party was a key figure in india's growth as both a nuclear and economic power he was a risk taker and peacemaker. in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight he carried out a series of underground nuclear tests alarming pakistan and the international community islam about responded in kind sparking a nuclear arms race between the two neighbors. but one year later a grand diplomatic gesture that i.e. road on the first bus was service from delhi to lahore where he attended a summit with pakistan's president in an effort to mend ties that parties also credited with india's global economic boom which was fueled by his support for the i.t. sector. to some though he was

>> that's cigar smoke there, i ain't here to talk about cigars.to kill one of them kids. >> bernie mack was such an original voice too, and instantly likable on screen. >> we have a lot of wars coming. we're definitely going to war with north korea, that angry little psychomidget, anyboditime you have a short -- you know how short you have to be to have a napoleon complex in north korea. >> he was a brilliant mind. an intense guy energetically, but went to harvard law school, like a really great brain. >> seriously, you're not the only one here, all these rubber-faced monosters, how much worse could your real face look than that clown mask you've had welded on your head. you used to look your age, now you don't even look your species. >> the first time i saw him perform i was like, oh, spandup is a sport. he was so intense, and he was so quick. he didn't wait for anyone to laugh. >> this guy writes so many jokes before the show it's not even funny. it's unbelievable. kind of what we do here, dennis. comedy writers. >> you're the guy at school who

don't smoke cigarettes, smoke only premium cigars."y, rudy, it's not about you smoking cigarettes or cigars. it's about how nervous you should be about trump's tweets. that's the point. ♪ it's like someone saying, you robbed a bank in red sneakers. and you're like, "i would never rob a bank in red sneakers. they were burgundy." you missed the point. ♪ it's like someone saying, you got food poisoning at a hard rock cafe. and you're like, "i did not. it was a bubba gump shrimp." and you go, no, you missed the point. it's the same deal. ♪ it's like someone saying, you took candy from a baby. and you reply, "i would never take candy from a baby. because that baby is my client. and he's the president of the united states." you missed the point, man. [ laughter ] ♪ you missed the point ♪ [ cheers and applause ] guys, i heard that trump just accused california senator dianne feinstein of having a a chinese spy as her driver for 20 years. [ audience oohs ] trump said, "it's crazy." then his driver was like -- [ russian accent ] "yes, it's ridi

i think my favorite was this cigar right here. >> that is the biggest one i've ever seen. >> so we've gone back into time, how do we go into the future? the easiest way to do that would be to visit japan. it does make coming back to america feel like you're in the past. they did see some major cities, the first one being tokyo. they go to this japanese arcade. >> i'm such a fan of all the technology. >> check out this part where they can do mario cart vr, but if you want a bit more dose of reality, you can just rent little go carts and dress up like mario. >> no way. >> sinus up. >> -- sign us up. >> even traveling in japan, you have to take one of these, the bullet train. 'you want to see more, head to our website rightthisminute.com or use our mobile app. >> this hamster is literally climbing up a wall. >> find out how this houdini hamper defi hamster defies the laws of gravity. >> and a trip across history. >> he's going to get there quick. >> watch an f 1 race car visit some iconic american locations. excellence haircolor by l'oréal. it colors. with pro-keratine complex rich, radi

he left behind a half smoked cigar and authorities are reviewing that evidence. since she shared news of the fact, data theft, supporters have begun raising donations. aisha wahab says her campaign will keep going, speaking out about issues like affordable housing and lack of rent control in hayward. but it's not going to stop us. in hayward, christin ayers, kpix 5 news. >>> that -- the chair of the party has a political beef with in-n-out burger. eric bauman is calling for a boycott, turns out he's not happy that in and out has been contributing to republican campaigns. >> i think this is a pretty petty and unnecessary fight, divisive fight for the democrats to pick, what the party is really doing is signaling to all donors in california that we are closely watching what you do with your money. and don't you dare give money to the other side or we will punish you, there >> in a statement, the company said it has made equal donations to both sides this year adding, quote, while it is unfortunate that our contributions have caused concern, with some groups, we bel

so much to the russian authorities at least on record now takes a closer look at the reaction to cigars new role. you know steven seagal from the action packed films he both played in and directed but he'll soon have a very different role to play the russian foreign ministry has named him special representative on the u.s. russia humanitarian ties for ways had a very strong desire to do all i can to help improve russian american relations i have worked tirelessly in this direction for many years on officially and i am now very grateful for the opportunity to do the same thing officially to go over sieved russian citizenship back in two thousand and sixteen when vladimir putin himself sets a goal up with a russian passport since then he's participated in everything from charity concerts to martial arts competitions in order to bring the u.s. and russia closer together and with relations between both countries at an all time low one might think anything to help the situation should be a breath of fresh air but that sentiment hasn't made much headway in the mainstream media and the hysteri

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castro in cuba they've come out their freedom of information stuff some of them involving exploding cigars which i can't really look down on that because that is the funniest way to kill someone. and a few weeks ago we saw an attempt to kill president windorah in venezuela with a small explosive drone and while there's no indication our military was directly involved this time really how they roll you know we prefer to fund front groups so it looks like we we want to make a shit in my family you know we had an alibi we would have our nails done yeah we we were never there were never there when you were there and keep in mind there was a us backed coup of hugo chavez mentor of predecessor in two thousand and two so we have a history here taking out the charge as a matter of government has been a long term goal of the us deep state and there you have it thanks for playing how to create a us bank going to be a. joint join us next week for how to create a us bank yemen colorado. during saudi arabia and definitely not storing them as n.b.c. they have no idea what you're talking about there what

the united nations voted to send an investigation team in cigars in may and it was to produce its findings by march next year but there's no indication when the team will start work and israel has a long history of not cooperating with un rights inquiries or allowing access to gaza. the un resolution condemned what it described as the disproportionate and indiscriminate use of force by these radio occupying forces against palestinian civilians israel responded by saying it was being demonized. it says his son was shot for demanding a better future for millions of young palestinians like him. he doubts anyone in the israeli army will be punished for killing his. child strafford al jazeera gaza . the un is a jean latin american countries to ease entry restrictions for venezuelans fleeing the economic crisis that peru and ecuador announced last week they wouldn't let in venezuelans without a passport well than four hundred twenty thousand of them today could all this year many planning to continue south to peru colombia has granted temporary residency to another eight hundred thousand venezue

castro in cuba they come out their freedom of information stuff some of them involving exploding cigars which i can't really look down on that because that is the funniest way to kill someone so i mean . in a few weeks ago we saw an attempt to kill president windorah in venezuela with a small explosive drone and while there's no indication our military was directly involved and start really how they roll you know we prefer to fund front groups so it looks like we was just vacationing in miami you know we had an alibi we would have our nails done yeah we were even there were even there when you were there and keep in mind there was a us backed coup of hugo chavez mentor of predecessor in two thousand and two so we have a history here taking out the charge as a matter of government has been a long term goal of the us deep state and there you have it thanks for playing how to create a us bank don't think a way. join us join us next week for how to create a us back again in colorado. during saudi arabia and definitely not storing them as n.b.c. they have no idea what you're talking about th

for the very latest let me join jake a cigar nato a freelance journalist in the french captain what more can you tell us at this point. well basically you outlined the facts very well police are saying a man has killed at least two people and seriously injured one other in a night attack on the streets in this town called trap the suspect had a state to a nearby building and police intervened which is where they shot him although the police are not saying whether he has actually died or not they've just said that they have neutralized. already say that the attacker was about thirty six years old and had already been known to police so what more is known about the motivation off of this suspect. has claimed responsibility for this attack but there's no evidence to prove that is that. that's right what we've seen in previous attacks in the way that isis has claimed whatever act of terrorism that they have claimed we haven't seen that same kind of evidence in this attack investigators are currently saying that this attack was likely a family dispute the suspect has been convicted of apology

castro in cuba they've come out their freedom of information stuff some of them involving exploding cigars which i can't really look. down on that because that is the funniest way to kill someone. and a few weeks ago we saw an attempt to kill president windorah in venezuela with a small explosive drone and while there's no indication our military was directly involved as time really how they roll you know we prefer to fund front groups so it looks like we we want to take a shit in my family you know we had an alibi we would have our nails done yeah we we were even there were even there when you were there and keep in mind there was a u.s. backed coup of hugo chavez mentor of predecessor in two thousand and two so we have a history here taking out the chavez minority government has been a long term goal of the u.s. deep state and there you have it thanks for playing how to create a u.s. bank to recruit. a. joint join us next week for how to create a u.s. bank yemen colorado. during saudi arabia and definitely not storing them as n.b.c. they have no idea what you're talking about there what

crossing with israel the start for example will fill up with goods across the border before returning in cigars and we understand around eight hundred trucks are expected to pass the border today. now we understand that a lot of pressure came on israel as well from israeli businesses that contract out gaza workers inside gaza or in for example the textile industry that kind of pressure being put on the israeli government because those businesses were concerned that those goods were not coming out we understand that the exports of goods from gaza could well starts tomorrow but of course this kind of movement at the crossings here this crossing being opened is all dependent it's staying open is all dependent on the relative calm between hamas and israel continuing. goods coming in including vital construction materials petrol gas proven vegetables and clothing but i learnt serco are probably our people where the stores were closed transport has stopped people have been really suffering thank god things have calmed down now in gaza a bit on the trucks can start moving across the border again when

waha tft behind a half smoked cigar in her car and authorities are reviewing that evidence. supporters are collecting donations online to replace her campaign materials. her campaign will keep going speaking out about issues like affordable housing and no rent control in hayward. >> it's not going to stop us. >> reporter: in hayward, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> the chair of the state democratic party has a political beef with in-n-out. eric bowman is calling for a boycott of the popular burger chain. turns out that he is not happy that in-n-out has been contributing to some republican campaigns. >> i think this is a pretty petty and unnecessary fight, divisive fight for the democrats to play. what the democratic party is really doing is signaling to all donors in california that we're closely watching what you do with your money and don't you dare give money to the other side or we will punish you. >> in a statement, the company said that it has made equal donations to both sides this year adding that while it is unfortunate that our contributions have caused evthat bipartisa

history's a reliable prophet and the moment when the crown cigars on each other they both agreed they didn't like each other. our relationship with his be one of military action against each other. that evolved into judicial action against each other. in suddenly being recently that too when the have been trying to form another type of relationship. one hundred sixty years with we've hardly agreed. to anything much with the quell but the terms of negotiations have been signed we're reading now for negotiation. the so-called police raid. it's set right in the middle of a negotiation so it's really height won't i think in motion. around the police raids in a.

with israel they stopped for example will fill up with goods across the border before returning in cigars so we understand around eight hundred trucks are expected to pass the border today. now we understand that a lot of pressure came on israel as well from israeli businesses that contract out goals of the workers inside gaza or for example the textile industry that kind of pressure being put on the israeli government because those businesses were concerned that those goods were not coming out we understand that the exports of goods from gaza could well starts tomorrow but of course this kind of movement at the crossings here this crossing being opened is all dependent it's staying open his old dependence on the relative calm between hamas and israel continuing. goods coming in including construction materials petrol gas and vegetables and clothing. where the stores were closed transport was stopped people have been really suffering thank god things have calmed down now in gaza and the trucks moving across the border again minutes ago we're going to. israel has also increased the area in

castro in cuba they've come out their freedom of information stuff some of them involving exploding cigars which i can't really look down on that because that is the funniest way to kill someone. and a few weeks ago we saw an attempt to kill president windorah in venezuela with a small explosive drone and while there's no indication our military was directly involved it's time really how they roll you know we prefer to fund front groups so it looks like we we want to take a shit in miami you know we had an alibi we would have our nails done yeah we were even there were even there when even then and keep in mind there was a u.s. backed coup of hugo chavez moore of predecessor in two thousand and two so we have a history here taking out the chavez minority government has been a long term goal of the us deep state and there you have it thanks for playing how to create a un baghdad thank you both for. joining us join us next week for how to grant us back again in colorado. already in saudi arabia and definitely not starring him as n.b.c. they have no idea what you're talking about there what i

he was carried off of the field smoking a cigar. know, he lot of you ultimately had that lake amputated. -- leg amputated. cannonball that was put on display, some of you probably know the museum. it is on display in a museum as we speak today. he used to visit it. he would take a look at his leg bone at the museum. ickels until this moment was not a bad soldier. despite his personality issues. courageous but the advance was very televised. advised. he's part of the reason that so much of this battlefield is preserved so well. a monument toit himself. , somebody an anecdote said, you don't have a statue of field.the he said, the whole field is a monument to me. [laughter] anyone else? >> i'm wondering if hancock had any hard words after the fighting about any of his many union people you have talked about today? >> yes. was charismatic, he was sent to be very friendly and social circles. the battle of gettysburg did controversiesl involving hancock. was thehem hancock-howard controversy, which i wrote an article about regarding the

which i think is code for saying that after the thai cave rescue when he suggested sending a metal cigard to apologise for later, he has obviously shown himself to be under slightly too much pressure, perhaps. 0ne slightly too much pressure, perhaps. one wonders if the president will be set here, where a billionaire says something damaging an emotional on twitter and his second—in—command comes up twitter and his second—in—command comes up from behind to take over. i wonder if some sort of precedent could be set. we got there, didn't we? that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. imight do i might do that when we get home, just to see what it was really like. not as bad as you think. thank you, tim and susie. goodbye. ben stokes will make his return to the england cricket side tomorrow in the third test against india at trent bridge, just four days after being found no

that might break your mirror or even kill you because a fruit is known for it's the from a gives me a cigar up on al-jazeera. landslides and fresh panic on long back of the indonesian island is shaken again just two weeks after a powerful earthquake killed more than four hundred. zero live from doha i'm martin there is also coming up. two million people in relief camps thousands marine rain eases but the problems may just be beginning for the indian state of carola. u.s. bombs used in the yemen attack that killed forty children the report causing a political storm. and while the people of venezuela are being blocked in their escape from economic and political crisis. a new scare for the indonesian island of lombok is his troubles to recover from a massive earthquake just two weeks ago people have been said running into the streets again a few hours ago it was jolted by a quake with a magnitude of six point five now the quake was quite shallow a depth of less than eight kilometers and it was centered in the northeast of the island a number of landslides safe are being reported but we haven't

changes but 100 years ago somebody somewhere i imagine it i imagine it is a venture white guys with cigars drinking wine said what about having women vote? and over time we have somebody who is not black deciding what about having blacks or minorities vote? as cockamamie as the idea may seem it is about a flexible system that is constantly kicking the tires and evolving so i am ym optimistic but now having said that what does chaos look like. >> there is something very hard that pacing and not so sure but why not? so to talk about how that could happen will build a cat with these proposals there is a whole section on that but to say this is intolerable and unacceptable but to me this really is about to say this is enough. we won't do we won't do this anymore so i am optimistic and it may be considered crazy but to merge the education department i have heard arguments back and forth but that is a massive undertaking and i have absolutely no idea but it's on the table. other countries that may not even be mentioned so what does do look like? be making is important with these economic challen

he enjoyed being quote manly in at two goodies of hunting cigar smoke party eating and drinking. he also knew his limits. disapproving gluttony and lauding those with the self-restraint to curb hedonistic pursuits. he likes bright line distinctions and clear rules. he aboard blurred lines fuzzy and indecisive. during of his parents he rebelled against his father paid a fee rebel that all but becoming it more devout roman catholic and a time when his father was an nonbeliever. he preferred a latin mass and bristle that folk music as a teenager new york yet been something of a heartthrob on a tv show about adolescent etiquette and away he could have never imagined then he became an intellectual heartthrob to many. despite all the endeavors he sought autographs at every public event. he was the husband of unwavering devotion with nothing but a mean check colin the signature or his young admirers. maureen knows all about my groupies he would say with a grin. he loved the routine of doing yard work alone and playing poker regularly with friends. those who loved him, those who loved hi

make changes but 100 years ago somebody somewhere i imagine a i imagine a bunch of white guys with cigars say what about having women vote? but overtime not black decided about thinking of having a black vote. as cockamamie as it may have seen it is about a flexible system constantly kicking the tires. now i am fundamentally optimistic. what does chaos look like? be met. >> of course there will be something with mandatory voting. but why not? now i talk about how that may happen that the turkey will not note for christmas but yet there is a whole section a whole section on that ym optimistic that it is unacceptable visiting over 80 countries to me this is about saying this is enough. and i am optimistic so just look at this announcement from the carter administration with the labor department to say i don't know if that's possible i've heard a lot of arguments that is a massive undertaking may work or may not but it is on the table to where i i think that would even be mentioned that is the backdrop with my thinking on this. what is doom look like? it is important thinking about the econo

they with asking to boar ri equipment, but the most bif cigar is that he made clear he would not driveg the day or leave the compound. he does not say why, but he sames it's on god's orders. >> you just had remarkable access to that scene and it has been fascinating to see. >> 44 years to the day that president nixon resigned from the white house in a disgrace, but now some of his words are being remembered. >> that is right, he did that to avoid impeachment. no one should be an instinctive impeachment enthusiast, but it seems like a good time to look back at the surprising ways he has echoed his most polarizing predecess predecessor. nixon wrote of pat she is an expert of politics and she predicts that when you decide to run for office you will be a winner. and aechos of nixon throughout his presidential campaign. >> the silent ma jarty is back, and it is not silent. >> so tonight, to you, the great silent majority of my fellow americans, i ask for your support. >> different style, same substance. >> and his 2016 speech was touted by paul manafort as a return to the nixon speech. they

however, he tends to go on twitter and do biz cigar stuff. the question for the president will be do you want to stick with your policy agenda that might make the players better or your political agenda of making the conflict worse. >> what do you think the president will do in the next several hours here. there is an irony here which is that what the players were calling for on their t-shirts was prison reform. >> he has to be sleeping in this morning, that is the only explanation for why there is not a tweet already. i think the nfl made a mystiqim. they guaranteed the per pet ccon of this by taking a stand on it. when they speak out they just ensense athletes. of course others are going to stay in the tunnel. i think welcome to the brand new nfl season, this will go on for awhile. >> as you say, much more to come. i want to touch, too, on what we saw yesterday that was just remarkable. allow me to read some of this. this is a judge that learns in the middle of the hearing that two of the people there to talk about are at that moment being

this is a company raking in $250 billion in revenue every cigar -- every single year. it makes money every single year. it makes money. no wonder its valuations are so high. emily: is there any risk that apple hits this mark and falls back down? given all the challenges ahead, even though it is relatively cheap compared to its tech peers. mark: there's no immediate risk. that always concerns me and i can't identify an immediate term risk -- probably over the next five to 10 years there will be the emergence of wearables, and this idea that it is augmented reality first, something apple believes strongly in. that will be a shift in terms of the devices that people are going to use. the good news for investors is we have a clean sailing ahead for the next several years, but the risk is down the road, relative to what can happen when we have the next hardware shift. i would remind people that's one thing that apple has done brilliantly well is this idea of embracing the innovator's dilemma. what that means is when they've had successful products, 2005, the ipod was just o

i would say to gracie, how is your brother, and she would talk for 17 minutes, and i would smoke a cigaren she would dance, i would point and tap my foot, we would exit and we'd split salaries. >> and now guess what the two of america's favorite, abbott and costello. >> i say, who's on first, what's on second, i don't know's on third. >> yeah, you know both names. >> yes. >> well, who's on first. >> yes. >> i mean the fella playing first. >> who. >> the guy playing first. >> who is on first? >> what are you asking me for? >> they were one of probably hundreds of comedy teams in burlesque. after they appeared on radio, they became the most hated comedy team in burlesque. all the dmeed -- comedians had been doing the same routine their whole career. now abbott and costello are nationally known and they get their own radio show on nbc. >> did you and lou originate who's on first. >> let's not go into that. >> no one knows who wrote who's on first. that's the great part of it. but they perfected it. >> and now, "the abbott and costello show." >> it was a pervasive presence, there was an absu

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close, but no cigar. singapore will win second place. according to the heritage foundation index of economic freedom, hong kong topped the 180 country and region list followed by singapore, then new zealand, switzerland in third place and then of course, australia. as far as the most repressed economically, the worst one, north korea then venezuela, cuba, republic of congo and -- it is measured by gauging a bunch of other metrics. the free flow of capital and goods. translation, 02 no tariffs, low to the terrace. with that in mind the s ranks number 18. let us introduce you to the guy that put this all together. terry miller, former deputy assistant secretary of the state for economic and global issues. now at the heritage foundation. this isn't exactly a new list. in fact, you compiled it at the beginning of the year. what i find interesting in this question. if done today, now after the president tariffs and everything are steel and aluminum and china, wherewith u.s. ranking for 18 at the start of the year? what do you think that would

. >> in ohio 12 but no cigar, at least not yet. >> this is a moral victory for the democrats.he fact that they are this close. >> you want a real victory. >> i don't know if it's a moral victory or whatever. >> moral victory. >> moral victory. >> moral victory. >> dana: karl rove reacting to the result saying that the blue wave could be receiving an republicans have a fighting chance to get the house majority. this comes as more democrats are distancing themselves from party leader nancy pelosi. >> would you back pelosi for speaker if you win in the house? >> we don't want to get ahead of ourselves, as we mentioned. i have to win my race first. we've got to take a look at what's going on and winning the house in november. once the house is won, we have to make the decision. >> we -- will you vote for it nancy pelosi? >> probably not. she doesn't speak about the issues that are important to the families of the congressional district. >> dana: she doesn't get in the middle. she lets them say what they want because she wants to win. >> jason: she is keeping track. >> dana: she is