joining us now is dave helling, a reporter for the "kansas city star." david, great to have you back. so that comment from sam brownback, that explanation of, well, they had me confused with barack obama. i'm tempted to ask you, i don't mean this too flippantly, but we look at this challenger sam brownback had in the primary, who was supposed to be a nuisance candidate, and gets 40%. if he had a real challenger last night, could he have possibly lost the nomination? >> probably not. you know, he runs much of the party apparatus, steve, in kansas, so i think almost under any scenario, he was going to be the nominee for re-election as governor. but you're exactly right. the fact that jennifer nguyen was able to get about 40% of the vote is a huge warning sign, among many others, for the brownback campaign. and the reason you heard him talk in that interview about barack obama. and in fact, the reason that sam brownback said barack obama's name last night more than he said paul davis' name, is that if he is to prevail, brownback, in november, he'll have to

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yesterday, kansas city star reported that the kansas city bond rating was downgraded because -- >> winning of the vote in a republican primary against an incumbent governor in kansas would not be an impressive showing for an established republican, but that was not jennifer winn. she had, shall we say, a few liabilities running for office. especially running for office as a republican in kansas. for example, he is in favor of legalizing marijuana, and she got 37% of the republican vote. and one of the reasons she's in favor of legalizing marijuana is that her 22-year-old son is currently facing first degree murder charges in kansas as the result of a marijuana deal that turned fatal. that's who got 37% of the vote in a republican primary against an incumbent republican governor. an editorial asks -- >> good question. sam brownback has an answer for that. and no, it's not his failed tax cut experiment. as kansas republicans were casting their votes on tuesday, the governor was asked why polls indicated so many of them were going to vote against him? now, i would like to pause right here, ju

the kansas city star, this is something out of the distant past. he said we have a responsibility to be here. we are revolution ears, and we want an end to the system that criminalizes youth, specifically black youth. and what is it when you talk about communist youth and revolution. are they concerned that the protests are being hijacked? >> it is just a small element causing these fights and clashes with the police, and it's not just outsiders. usually what happens is late at night, they will come out, and it's not just about the death of mike brown, but it's heavy-handed police action, and it's not just these outsiders. but i the first time that i've seen this. they're saying, you're not even from here, what are you doing here? we're here to get justice for mike brown, and we don't care about what your larger cause is. >> do you think that the outsiders are mostly responsible for the worst of the violence? the gunshots and the molotov cocktails? or is there enough blame to go around? >> it's really hard to tell. i think that the people most resp

the company just raised $70 million also as it prepares for an ipo >> the "sin city" star started theess and do good mission. donates diapers and cribs to parents who can't afford them. now obviously paying off nice dif depds. >> definitely. >>> now to hollywood's walk of fame and a day many people say was very long overdue. >> because actor and comedian phil hartman died back in 1988. just yesterday a new star on the walk of fame was unveiled in his honor. fellow "saturday night live" alums, john lovitz and kevin neilan helped do honors. >> hartman starred on "snl." from 1986 through 1994. best known for his impressions of bill clin phone, ronald reagan, frank sinatra. >> he was so good. he won an emmy in 1989. hartman also did the voiceover work for 52 episode of "the simpsons" if you didn't know. >>> speaking of celebrities, some of your big celebrity birthdays today. >> paul ruben, turning 62. >> fashion designer tom ford is 53. >> doing whisperer cesar millan, 55. >> aaron paul, another reason to celebrate, he was on "breaking bad," he is 35 today. happy birthday to all. we'll be

yesterday, kansas city star reported that standard & poor's downgraded the kansas bond rating, quote, because of declining revenue following massive income tax cuts signed into law by governor sam brownback. the rating could lead to higher interest rates on state borrowing, ultimately costing taxpayers more money. winning 37% of the vote in a republican primary against an incumbent governor in kansas would not be a really impressive showing for an established republican politician with a well funded campaign. that was not jennifer winn. jennifer winn had, shall we say, a few liabilities running for office. especially running for office as a republican in kansas. for example, he is in favor of legalizing marijuana, and she got 37% of the republican vote. and one of the reasons she's in favor of legalizing marijuana is that her 22-year-old son is currently facing first degree murder charges in kansas as the result of a marijuana deal that turned fatal. that's who got 37% of the vote in a republican primary against an incumbent republican governor. a salina journal editorial asks how doe

the kansas city star protests of shooting continued.ice won't name the officer is the front page of usa today this morning. it has a photo into the lead story police fire tear gas and a night of furor in ferguson and the police in the streets wednesday as they clash with protesters and ferguson missouri and you can see the picture. also a picture in the "washington post" on the topic. racial cross between missouri town and police go back years. a picture of a protester taking shelter from smoke billowing around him in ferguson missouri. we'll be talking about this morning. but i want to read some from the dispatch story this morning the latest from them. law enforcement officials on wednesday asked for patience to allow the investigation to the shooting of michael brown to take its course as tension over the teenager's death continues for its fifth straight day and the st. louis county prosecuting attorney said his office will take as much time as necessary to review circumstances that led to ferguson police officer to fatally shoot the

a big party is planned for some of the city's littlest sports stars. matt delucia is following that for us. >> reporter: after a strong run in williams port, taney is heading home. i'll have the details coming up. >>> rain is gone. we'll see more sunshine for our sunday from philly up to poconos. look at camel beach now looking good. i'll have your neighborhood forecast when we come back. ♪ the world famous fries you love, plus a shake of three new flavors you add. introducing mcdonald's shakin' flavor fries. shake up something new to love at mcdonald's. >>> the taney dragons return home to philadelphia. there's a big well deserved celebration planned. we've got the details coming up. >>> this morning the community is on edge after two women were found shot dead inside a car. it's a shock to neighbors who describe one of them as a grandmother to the entire block. >>> let's take a live look outside. beautiful boat house row lit up this morning. today is the day to get outside and enjoy the weather. rain is out of here. sunny conditions make for a nice,

the washington bureau newspapers, which includes "the sacramento bee," "miami herald," and "kansas city star." now 17% population is latino. asian-americans account for 6% and blacks, 13%. the number of whites is falling, now accounting for 62%. that is the backdrop to our discussion. about 40 minutes and we will save some time for some questions from the audience. we are hoping to engage the panelists in a conversation. interjectl free to and ask your own questions of each other. questions frome the guests until the end of the program. bill, give us an overview of what has happened so far in the midterm elections and how the battle between democrats and republicans -- what it might mean, in particular of interest to persons of color. >> thank you for having me. the midterm election is not until november, but we have had profound changes in congress, particularly in the house of representatives. you have a major change in the house with eric cantor losing his virginia primary race. he lost his majority leader position. , then later left congress. that was one of the biggest changes. that, th

guest covers politics for the washington bureau papers that include the miami herald and the kansas city star. by the way, a few numbers before we get started. u.s. population is now 17% latino and asians about 6% and black 13%. meanwhile, the number of whites is falling and accounts for 62%. that is that backdrop to our discussion. minuteshave about 40 and we will take time for some questions from the audience. we are hoping to engage that panelists here in a conversation . feel free to interject and asked questions of each other. we will see the questions for guestsguess -- for the until the end of the program. give overview of what has happened so far in midterm elections and how the battle between democrats and republicans might discuss issues for interests of communities of color? morning. the midterm election isn't until november, but we have had profound changes in congress, particularly the house of representatives. he have any major change in the house with eric cantor losing his virginia primary. he lost his majority leadership position and step down and later left congress. that wa

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louis american" and dave helling columnist with "the kansas city star." liz, let me start with you. jay nixon wouldn't go to ferguson at all. he then showed up and been much more visible the last few days. what do you make now -- a week in to this, what do you make in totality of jay nixon's response? >> i think that his response is going to be remembered as a delayed, inattentive response. think of the photo-op that is running through people's mind, what he chose not to go to, what he was planning to go to, was the missouri fair to have corn dogs and fried ice cream. and so that's what he was planning on doing and then he decided to stop doing that. how is that even on your agenda? how were you even planning to go to the state fair? >> why do you think he was so hesitant to go? >> i think -- i think his hesitance is part of the problem here. the problem is, is that we have issues of race that are hitting, that are confronting this community for generations and we have politicians that run from a discussion of that or politicians that put wood on the fire of it or politicians that i

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. >>> "the kansas city star" one of the stars of "dating naked" is suing because they aired a clip ofaked. >> that's what it's called, right? >> but they promised her a blurry. the controversial new dating show features contestants who go on dates with strangers totally nude. the cast member said she was told by the network that all nudity was blurbed out but a part of her body "slipped through the cracks." >> what is happening to morning papers? >> it "slipped through the cracks." it happens. >> is that show real? >> it's a real show. >> really, it's not. why are you all saying yes in unison? have you seen it? >> i've seen a trailer for it. >> have you seen it? >> it's kind of funny. >> just cutting to the chase because they think people just want to see you naked any way. what guys think. >> stop it. >> is that really what you all want to see? >> still aheading , there is something for everybody there. >>> still ahead republicans best hope to take control of the senate may be, may be in new hampshire? that's a shock. >>> we are weighing in on charles krauthammer stack down of isis.

thef thposie pave comment about these young people, and what they did, and our city is standing behind them. >> reporter: the star the team, was grateful, and eloquent. >> it was really nice to know that you have supporters in your city and they are always supporting you no matter what and that is what they came out to show us, and i mean it was a nice parade, but it got kind of hot at the end. >> it did get hot at the end, they will have dinner at xfinity live and then head over to the phillies where people like ryan howard will continue the congratulations. at fdr park for jan carabao i'm beasley reese new back to you in the studio. >> thanks very much, guys. fun day for them. not over yet. dragons started their day nice and early at our studios to talk to erika and ukee. >> taney, taney, taney. >> getting in the spirit there the team and their coaches, appeared live on the cw philly morning show. ukee even playing a little game of catch there with the in mid-atlantic league champions. >>> still ahead at 5:00 our pat ciarrocchi sits down with taney's star pitcher mo'ne davis and her mom and mo'ne talks frankly

stars. the major city and your country proud it will recover at the return of the team today and we will cover the parade on wednesday. check our web site for more than amazing success. >> chicago native since television pioneer has died. he attended the paul and northwestern university. his career began in chicago radio in the early 1950's before getting entity he ran several television stations in nebraska were he was inducted into broadcasters hall of fame in 2005. he died at his home sunday he was 89 years old. >> collective shudder went to california wine country as the strongest or quicken 26 years happened early as a morning in napa valley. in the space of 22nd homes were destroyed several buildings were heavily damaged. more than one of the 70 people injured three of them critically. many downtown buildings were left unsafe. >> there are approximately 33 red tags, these are because of partial collapse of materials that a falling off of the side of the building or separation of rules as an example. >> a couple of people lost everything their homes completed burn down there is nothing le

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stars. the city's baseball team in the old negro league. well today he sat down with our pat chiarocchi to talk taney, money, and the unique connection he has to this team. >> reporter: 92 year old duckett knows good baseball when he sees it. >> the first time i saw them, i couldn't believe my eyes because they didn't look like kids as ball players. they looked more like they were professionals. >> reporter: taney dragons have captivated duckett first by their play. >> they know the game and they play the game like experienced people. so much discipline on the team. >> reporter: then the bond of their team work and friendship got his attention. >> it's like one big family. they all love each other, and like you said, they from all over the city. >> reporter: but it's mo'ne davis the pitcher with the long braids, the girl, that stunned him. >> she's a girl. i guess i never thought she could pitch like this. she throws a good fast ball, curve ball. i don't know who taught her the game, but she just out staning. when i first saw her i said wow

takes on the south little league all-stars. the city of philadelphia is ready for the big game. a live look here at city hall where a prep rally and viewing rally will be held at 2:00 this afternoon just before the game starts. full coverage nb xrrx 10 tim furlong reporting live from williamsport. watch his reports right here on nb xr nbc 10 news. >>> overnight ferguson police department is expected to name the police officer who shot and killed an unarmed african-american teen some time today. that's what protestvers beers hn calling for all along. it was noisy last night, but not violent. this was last night's protest in ferguson over the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. much calmer than the last few nights. president obama called for calm yesterday and missouri's governor tapped a highway police captain from ferguson to handle security, to take over security. we'll have a live report from ferguson coming up at 4:45. >>> new this morning from ocean county, police have arrested a man who they say carved a swastika into his neighbor's lawn. this is 45-year-old scott

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