he ran off with laura michele reese, who'd later be known as jane cortez in bocas.005, police say dathan started in on his real estate scams. he sold a home that wasn't his for $200,000. police charged him with obtaining property under false pretenses. by the time the owner realized what had happened, dathan was on the run. that landed him on the television program "america's most wanted." >> reporter: somewhere along the line, police say dathan sold a stolen car in montana, and when cops pulled him over for speeding in wyoming, he took off, leading them on a high speed chase before escaping. it seems it was only after he moved to panama that dathan's scams took a sinister turn. >> the change was he killed people to get the documentation in order to take over the property. and not only did he steal the property, he would steal everything in the house. cars, boats, right down to the toothbrush and their underwear and their dogs. >> he took over their entire lives. >> yeah, right down to the change in their pocket. >> reporter: four years after fleeing from the states

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jillian: steve scalise calling up cortez on twitter.hment inquiry about preventing abuses of power or is it about the 2020 election? that question front and center following ocasio cortez's remarks. congressman steve scalise tweeting ocasio cortez admits dems are using impeachment to rig 2020 against donald trump. take her at her word. this is about preventing a potentially disastrous outcome from occurring next year. he goes on to say make no mistake this is about power for dems, nothing else. ocasio cortez says she was talking about election interference tweeting the only way you can conclude this is if you thought foreign interference was trump's main strategy to win in 2020, letting elections be subverted by hostile actors is disastrous. wise the gop blocking election protection measures in the senate? conservatives on social media fired up over this one. mike on twitter says you can't beat donald trump in a fair election so you have to resort to a soft coup that started the day he was elected. sean tweeted at the end if you can't b

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what's interesting about alexandria ocasio-cortez as a political figure is that she's a superstar. she draws out a big crowd in a way that few other politicians can, so the sanders campaign doesn't necessarily see her as expanding their base of support. in other words, bringing people into the fold that weren't already there. but instead they view her as someone that can excite and motivate their base to make sure that they come in caucus and actually right now as we speak, alexandria ocasio-cortez is hitting the streets of des moines, knocking on doors encouraging people to come out and caucus for bernie sanders. as you can see, she draws a big crowd wherever she goes. if you are somebody that's thinking about caucusing and you hear a knock on the door and it's alexandria ocasio-cortez, that's going to get your attention. this endorsement came at a key time, his first trip on the campaign trail after suffering that heart attack and they're hoping the momentum continues over the next few months into the iowa caucus. what we're going to see is sanders essentially doubling down on th

so when cops can't enforce the law, rich people like alexandria ocasio-cortez, like she is fine.in her district, how do they fair? >> the people she is encouraging to act like this and this behavior, what's going to happen to them while she goes off to starbucks with her friends and hanging out? they are the ones that are going to suffer from this. it's just poor choices on her part all the way around. poor judgment. >> tucker: she is dumb and likes to think she doesn't know what she is saying. this is going too far. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> tucker: tent city, blackouts, outbreaks of typhoid. what century is this. it's not honduras, it's not bangladesh. it's the biggest state in our country. the most beautiful state probably in the world. california. home of big sir and delmar. and it's disgusting. that's why normal people are leaving the country and finding refuge in other states. our series of reports into the crisis of california continues next. ♪ ♪ prior to going to aspen dental i've had nineteen surgeries. i'm 100% permanently disabled from the military and after i

representative steve scalise calling out alexandria ocasio cortez on twitter for a statement she made interview. listen to this. >> this ukrainian allegation brings the carcass together, we have to run with however we unify the house. this is not just about something that has occurred but preventing a disastrous outcome from occurring next year. shannon: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with how it all went down online. carley: is this about preventing abuses of power or the 2000 for the election? steve scalise wade in the saying congresswoman ocasio cortez admits democrats are using impeachment, take her at her word, quote, this is about preventing a potentially disastrous outcome from occurring next year. make no mistake this is about power for democrats, nothing else. ocasio cortez responded saying the only way you can prove this is if you thought foreign interference was trump's mean strategy to win in 2020, letting our elections be subverted by hostile actors is disastrous. why is the gop blocking election protection measures from the senate? she says her comments were all

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one of the sharpest rejoinders came from congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez.h only one article of impeachment. his choice to broadcast his own personally authored witness intimidation means he wants to sign-up for witness tampering, too. please join me in welcoming alexandria ocasio-cortez. how are you? good to see you. have a seat. i guess, it's not surprising the president did that. >> no, not surprising at all. i'm sure and it certainly seemed my republican colleagues were scrambling after he sent out those tweets trying to provide some kind of cover. i mean, it's -- they're really beclowning themselves at this point trying somehow to find a way to somehow preserve their careers and futures while protecting this president, and they're not possible. they're going with the latter. >> you're someone who i think came to congress with a very strong vision and agenda. you were clear about that with your primary and you won. and there's interesting sort of debate about this impeachment and president that has to do with is this the best use of legislative time? you

and standing by at that ocasio-cortez joins him on the trail.nging momentum, of course, you were there at the launch wh with cortez and bernie sanders weeks ago that brought out 20,000-plus people. what's it like in iowa, though? >> reporter: right. not only a launch several weeks ago and last night in council bluff, another rally near a college campus and today on another college campus. drake university here in des moines, iowa. look at the room behind me and the people here. this is not a normal campaign event. this is a climate crisis summit, a several hours long event. there's panel discussions going on. full presentations. about to be a speaker onstage right now. kendis, i can tell you i spoke to a lot of people here earlier today and talked to them about who they're looking for and considering. i spoke to people who saw bernie sanders as recently at last week but came today because of congresswoman ocasio-cortez. listen to a little bit of those conversations. >> how much of aocb, how much did that have to you with you being here? >> a lot

on the right, definiting against alexandria ocasio-cortez is who, exactly?>> tucker: president trump? i don't know. president trump for sure. but there aren't 15 others -- do you know what i mean? i'm sort of worried that she is never ceasing to make. after a while maybe she makes it? >> she is a dynamo. >> tucker: are you worried? >> i guess. i mean, she could -- i don't know how high she goes, what her ceiling is exactly. i don't see his or her going away. >> tucker: no. >> and she definitely has a lot of energy and a lot of appeal. >> tucker: yeah. i would like to know more about her district. i think we will send a camera there and find out. seth, great to see you. thank you so much. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: really has to be the bedrock. this is a middle class country, it can't be a functioning democracy. california the leading edge of everything middle class is vanishing. medium home prices twice the national average. country's highest gas prices. has some of the highest taxes as well. the results of all of this? you know what it is. the middle cla

they are bringing in cortez, a r-old lawyer and someone himself who is a daca recipient.oining me is arthur, wrote -- the center for immigration studies, art, cortez at the table is therefore dramatic effects, correct? cortez has been a poster boy for daca since 2017 featured in this seattle times as the dreamer lawyer. and he is actually an attorney on this case, one of dozens and dozens of lawyers as cnn puts it who is actually on the case. and yet, a man who has been a lawyer for about three years is going to be allowed to sit at the counsel table with the general of the united states. >> laura: come on. the democrats no drama. they do know how to build, the styrofoam columns during the big night when he won. they know how to produce, but it's different. that is not supposed to matter. maybe he's the most brilliant lawyer ever in three years. i wouldn't want to go to the courts for three years out of law school. but maybe he's super smart. the bottom line is, the way that this case is unfolded is very strange, is it not? elaine duke, "new york times" writing today "wit

there to join in, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. the high profile freshman congresswoman and one of 3 members of the so called squad that recently endorsed sanders. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez understands as i do and as you do, and we've worked together on this issue that it is unacceptable that wall street makes billions of dollars a year charging you and the american people 20 or 25 percent interest rates on your credit card on money they get for 2.5 percent. >> meanwhile joe biden is in new hampshire attending a town hall tonight in franklin. earlier today he filed the paperwork to put his name on the nation's first primary of 2020 and attended a round table with domestic violence victims at the university of the new hampshire school of law. and senator elizabeth warren increasing her presence in the bay area. her campaign will open their first office in oakland on sunday used for rallying support and training volunteers for warren weekends. her supporters will host a launch with sessions on how to get involved with the campaign.

taking place, ryan cortez, a corona city e.m.t. and an off-duty was in a meeting with the city manager's office when he pulse d an alert on the point respond app. this app notifies certified of a medical emergency near them. hile ryan rushed downstairs to respond, kerry and noah administered first a.e.d. shock. rerifle -- revival, shawna stabilized the staff member. at 1:56 p.m., the firemen arrived. was able to explain to the firemen exactly what transpired brief them on the a.e.d. readings. i'm very grateful to say that of my staff, who's been a dedicated and instrumental part of my team for years, is recovering and doing well. very ay may have ended differently if not for the quick actions of my staff and the ifesaving techniques administered by noah ritter, kerry lee smith, and ryan cortez. to those three individuals, the ntire calvert team sends their heart-felt gratitude. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess >> follow the house live here on c-span. th

lastly, i would also like to bring attention to center cortez-masto's bill i co-lead. portable homeownership can come in many forms, residential manufactured housing in one of those . this is a safe and affordable housing option for more than 22 million working families. south carolina, it is particularly important as nearly one of five homes are prefabricated. our bill would open the door for more affordable housing options out individuals and families across the country. miss yost: can you explain how manufactured homes fill an important role in providing lower-priced more affordable housing as that report indicates western mark . >> thank you senator scott and yes, south carolina is a very popular state for manufactured housing. as you know there's 376,000 manufactured homes in your state, that's about 20 percent of your homes are manufactured housing. i think what manufactured housing does is it allows us to supply anaffordable price point . the average site built home today is going for $294,000 excluding land. the average manufactured home is $72,000. it's a big

. ♪ >> tucker: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez introduced the green new deal.ants single payer healthcare for everyone,leor even illegal immigrants, foreign nationals breaking our laws. she backs reparations based on skin color. she has even endorsed turnstile jumping on the new york subway. there are an awful lot of very expensive things alexandria ocasio-cortez says the government ought to give everyone for free. but, don't worry, she says. they aren't free. they are just what she calls public goods. >> this is not free stuff. these are public goods. they are public goods. i never want to hear the word or the term free stuff ever again. [applause] already doing some of these neoliberal folks who are flip the script on us. >> tucker: seth barron is associate editor at city journal joinsew us tonight. lives in new york city. is she is a sign language interpreters like then finger wagging? rather than explaining something, use hand gesturestu to indicate a point. >> she is a caution, tucker. she is something else. what's interesting about what she said there and

in return, if he's elected president ocasio-cortez will play an important role in his white house.e it's unclear exactly what role the new york congressman played an amazon deciding not to build a giant headquarters in queens. we know she was against the project but new york governor andrew cuomo says she had nothing to do with amazon pulling out. try telling that to new yorkers. our corporate cousins at "the new york post" sent thousands of letters to cuomo, and there's clear evidence he got bested by a bartender, referring to aoc's previous trade. all the other new york state political self serving hacks are an embarrassment looking forward to putting you and new york in my rearview mirror. amazon also came out saying she claimed they were paying starvation wages, she was just wrong. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you. a day of rage in the west bank, thousands of palestinians protesting u.s. policy on israeli settlements. [gunfire] >> the israeli military is firing tear gas and in some cases live ammunition at palestinian demonstrators gathered along the city entrance to the

fossil fuel companies, senators bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez support for the half time protests. and speaking of football, to nfl week 12, patriots, 17th straight season win with at least 10 wins after beating the cowboys 13-9 and the 49ers blow out the packers, 37-8 in a showdown on top nfc teams and the seahawks, 5 turnovers beat eagles 17 to 9 and the saints keep pace with those top nfc teams after a last-second win. >> 33 yards. it's good. the saints win it. heather: that was a heartbreaker, 34-31 win over the panthers. well, the time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour and elon musk hope to go erase this moment from everyone's moment. >> well, maybe that was a little too hard. [laughter] heather: oops, what he just revealed overnight about the cyber truck's embarrassing debut and the show-stopping moment, country music star chris young joined a fan in the crowd. ♪ ♪ oh, wow! which in this case happens to be the competition - since they don't offer the same amount of cameras as the silverado. literally in the rear-view. where

if for any reason somebody could not, at least there is alexandria ocasio-cortez who unwittingly just admitted what's really going down. >> we also need to move quite quickly because we are talking about the potential compromise of the 2020 election. this is not just about something that has occurred. this is about preventing a potentially disastrous outcome from occurring next year. trish: the impeachment to nowhere, they want a cripple this president as he heads into the 2020 election. there is no ability for them to realize their dream of removing him from office within don't forget. it's not possible, given that they have not been able to prove any kind of crime. no quid pro quo and given they don't have the votes in the senate to successfully remove donald trump from office. this is a political tactic designed to' move their opposition. we could see this become the new norm. if you don't like the president you open articles of impeachment hearing against him or her. this is the kind of political malpractice democrats should be ashamed of it's not who we are. and certainly not who

have found influential political allies in socially conscious representatives like alexandria ocasio cortez this is right before representative of causing cortez unprecedentedly joined us on her 1st day of orientation as the new congresswoman to say that we have nancy pelosi in the democratic party's back in pushing for the most progressive and ambitious energy agenda this country has ever seen this about you know the stuff here and this stuff back here for you me that you are you know that yet. but firm opposition to the green new deal remains on the 26th of march 2019 a draft of the deal was unanimously rejected by the republican controlled senate how did you feel when the resolution got in town in the senate the goal of the resolution is for it to be a statement of values to chart a blueprint to lay out the projects of what would be included within the green deal we need an attitude shift we need to put into gear and into momentum these big ideas so that we can write the policy over the next year and get these things to pass. sunrise aim to create momentum for their cause by directly lob

i'm going to focus and follow up a little bit on senator cortez musto's question on the latino museumos have played an important role in the history of our nation for over 500 years. my home state of new mexico that history and ongoing influence is celebrated. it's time for our national institutions to also recognize and lift up the important contributions made by latinos and latinos in our country. our heritage or history or cultural tapestry. self identifies hispanics and latinos currently make up nearly a fifth of our population and represent the largest ethnic group in the united states. that's why i've cosponsored senator menendez's bill to establish the smithsonian american latino museum. i also support an amendment during floor consideration of the interior bill which would provide an additional $1.5 million for the latino center and expand programming for existing museums. if the final bill includes that increase, what do you plan to do with the additional funding and more broadly, what steps are you taking to ensure that the smithsonian is including the latino experience in a

someone is doing this differently is alexandria ocasio-cortez.e will never see a politician tweeting like donald trump does. it is singular to his personality. aoc is using twitter casually in her own residence not approved by the press team. that is the future. >> neil: it is not the quantity, it is the quality or the surgical strike nature. does the president risk overdoing it? i understand the strategy for doing it. he feels that he does not get a fair shake in the media. he will be the intermediary. what you think? >> his followers have grown dramatically since election day on twitter alone. going back to one of my previous points and talking about alexandria ocasio-cortez, other politicians are following in his footsteps using social media for breaking news and going to social media by committing the news cycle. i think that people are going just trustful for washington, d.c.. president trump used twitter the day before the election the way he used it the day after the election and today. i think he does deserve credit for consistency, somet

>> reporter: campaigning for the first time with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, a key endorsement for his campaign. i sat down with the two of them and asked ocasio-cortez why she's supporting sanders over senator elizabeth warren. >> it's about a personal story and a personal history, and i think the senator's history and commitment is unique. >> reporter: and sanders unleashed on the bloomberg campaign plan to skip out on the earliest voting states -- iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, and nevada. >> when you're worth $50 billion, i guess you don't have to have town meetings, you don't have to talk to ordinary people. what you do is you take out, i guess a couple of billion dollars and you buy the state of california. >> rachel, let's go back to michael bloomberg. if he jumps into this race, his campaign strategy is very unconventional. what are his aides telling you? >> reporter: bloomberg knows the key early voting states are only a fraction of those that he needs. he also knows the rest of the democratic field has a head start there. if he does get into this race, his advis

i prefer to say aoc, because i always butcher her name, ms cortez, congresswoman cortez, they have givent and last election, when some elections. you have the voice, you have the populist, you have to move the needle by actually getting the groundwork of getting people into the polls. because four years ago you were backing hillary clinton rather than bernie sanders. yeah. and now, looking where you sit now, does bernie sanders look quite as unelectable as he looked four years ago? for me, i mean, hillary clinton, i was supporting hillary clinton, i was supporting hillary clinton because i felt as though her cv was one of the greatest that could ever have been presented by any presidential candidate. but she didn't connect. i feel that she. .. there was death by 1000 cuts, you know? there was death by 1000 cuts. you know, we litigated that all these three years. everyone comes to these three years. everyone comes to the table and says it was this, it was that, and i say all of the above. and joe biden, could he win the general election if he were a candidate? i think any democrat and eve

alexandra because cortez in the united states. —— alexandra 0casio cortez in the united states.they are tying up, doing proposals for a universal basic income. the problem we face with the british election is that manifestos have not yet been launched, but what we have seen with labour is that they are using the climate emergency — and i think it is interesting they are using the term 'climate emergency' — with their very ambitious public spending plans will break the mould of the way the british economy has been run for the past 40 years. and that is scaring a lot of investors and so on. so take that thought more global. the climate emergency — the use of that term or the refusal to use that term — because we have got bushfires in california and brazil, and yet, you get an american president who questions climate science and a brazilian president who questions climate science. so this idea of a climate emergency is not universally accepted. no, it is not, but those democratically elected positions will feel the fire of public opinion asking them to do something about it because

but chairman blunt, with you're permission i would ask -- senator cortez has another hearing so i'll allow her to proceed. >> thank you, chairman and ranking member. i appreciate the opportunity. obviously i have similar concerns about the maintenance backlog. want to do whatever we took assist and give you the resources you need to address that. i do want to talk and ask a question about, crew talk but having -- 155 million ons? a million. >> 155 million. >> you talked the storage and it's necessary to have a plan for that, and you mentioned a collections space framework plan. can you talk more about that, and are there challenges that you're facing there and what we should be aware of? >> as somebody who was a curator, as a director of a museum, i realize that the only thing that is permanent in the smithsonian are its collections. everything else fleeting. and so it is crucially important for us to preserve those collections but to also realize that we'll have to continue to build those collections, as new stories are told, new research is done. so what we have looked at is creati

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thank you sir. >> senator cortez master. >> thank you.o thank the chairman ranking member for prioritizing a hearing on the desperate need for affordable rahousing. you've heard it from the members here. i'm in nevada this is the number one issue all over whether you live in urban or rural area in the state of nevada. having roundtable discussions talking about how we make affordable housing. one of the areas in pakistan and a lead sponsor of his manufacture modernization act. i want to talk a little bit about that. and i want to thank senator scott and smith and kramer and my colleague senator testa for joining me on that bill. i would like to place into the record letters of support for senate bill 1804 from the following organizations property now national low income housing coalition and nextstep without objection. >> no objection. >> thank you. i'm also a cosponsor of mr. scott and mr. menendez bill by co alerts act. in look very favorably and will be supporting hr 4300 as well. let me jump back to the affordable housing because afte

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it affected alexandria ocasio-cortez's family.he grew up in westchester county new york, a town that is more than 90% white but she says it's racist. and michael bloomberg agrees with her. last spring he blasted joe biden for an apology tour where he begged forgiveness for every good idea he supported. now it's bloomberg's turn to do the same. >> i got something important really wrong. i didn't understand back then the full impact that stops were having on the black and latino communities. i was totally focussed on saving lives but good intentions are not good enough. back then i was wrong. i am sorry. >> tucker: i was focussed on saving lives. that's what the democratic party is making him save. the remarkable piece is that this same michael bloomberg who just apologized for stop and frisk is the single most aggressive and free spending lobbyist for gun control in america. he would disarm suburbia tomorrow. now he is telling you it was immoral for him to the nypd to take thousands of illegal firearms off the street of new york. t

i think this court case is whether carrie cortez or any of the other referred to that term. that reference, we don't difference into that. but whether we understand a reasonable suspicion is something of common understanding, ordinary human experience of whether or not the registered owner is the driver not something that we would look at the law enforcement officer history and expectation. rather those cases come up, cortez in which we have an international trafficking situation. instead it's common understanding that individuals would be driving under the influence in particular cases. and slight from the presence of law enforcement officers would be something of common ordinary. >> and with the reliability of the questions. i know the majority argued about the presumption should be. that's why it's so dangerous. for us to make her own perceptions and not let the facts find. >> a couple of things, i think this court has and there was a reliability issue and also regard to whether it sufficient to justify investigation to that particular card. here the crime is driving whil

i think this court's cases, whether it's terry, cortez, wardlow or the others refer to that term. so the reference as to assumption, we don't read a difference into that. rather, what we understand is that reasonable suspicion is something of common understanding and ordinary human experience. whether or not the registered owner is a driver is not something we would look to the law enforcement officer's history and expectations about. rather, those cases come up, such as cortez in which we would have an international trafficking situation. instead more like navaret, it's common understanding that individuals will be driving under the influence and have certain behavior. in wardlow, flight from the presence of law enforcement officers would be something of common ordinary -- >> i think navaret had to do with the reliability of the tip and not with questions -- i know that the majority and the dissent in navaret argued about what the presumption would be. that's why it's so dangerous for us to make our own presumptions and not let the fact finder. >> one, i think this court has done

well it's speak now to our financial correspondent in new york young's cortez there in new york another potential takeover that's getting people excited this time in the online. brokerage sec selling well can you tell us about. it's almost a revolution that we're seeing in that industry a couple of years ago actually a silicon valley startup called to robin hood started to offer free trading on their platform and now on october 1st child swap as the 1st big online broker followed suit and also offered trades for free and then the other big names had to follow so that means a lot of margin pressure and now there is speculation that child swap is intended to buy a t.d. ameritrade for $25000000000.00 this is not confirmed yet but that's what was all the rage here on wall street on the thursday session and how have markets been reacting to the changes in the brokering sector well we saw a mess of moves maybe 1st of all what is pretty interesting is that all the buyers all the potential buyers sheilds again a good 7 percent obviously wall street believes that 25 $1000000000.00 is a pretty go

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all right thank you very much to that we use financial correspondent yens cortez speaking to us from new york. now the games console has for decades held a dominant position on christmas lists all over the world but google is now hoping to change the way we play with its new online streaming service if it can and has been taking a look at stadia. for years it's been mortal combat in the video games industry between different formats platforms and consuls now google is joining the fray with stadia the tech giant hopes playing video games across multiple devices could become as easy as watching a you tube video with its new online platform. google stadia is a new generation gaming platform one does away with the. additional barrier to entry for gamers by getting rid of the hardware that you need to buy in your home you don't need to buy an expensive p.c. or game console in order to enjoy the latest greatest aaa blockbuster games we take care of that you know datacenter and we think that this is a revolution for the games industry. stadia is taking on beloved console's like playstation

is not just the nationalization from the pro-trump perspective but from the anti-alexandria ocasio-corteztive. we've seen this earlier in this year with special elections where members of cortez, members of her squad have shown up in some of these ads. clearly republicans think in some of these red states, red districts, they can capitalize on the prominence of these women to try to excite the republican base. >> it's a mirror image of virginia. here's the other way and here's an ad that a virginia democratic party ad hitting the republicans in a state senate race. >> democrat john bell will stand up for our values. he won't back down to the gun lobby, to attacks on women, or to out of touch extremists like trump republican gary higgins. >> there you go, putting the hat on. so each side thinks this really works well in the other base, which is true to a point. >> in the other base but also in the other state. you do not see in kentucky the democrats running an ad anything like that. >> you might have some robo calls in very democratic areas. >> targeted things. >> correct. >> but not stat

along the lines as senator cortez mesial not on the latino mosey him worth a 100 university of the 19th amendment group and the woman the right to vote. you mention this in your statement on the smithsonian american history museum act which i'm a cosponsor. obviously you've talked about building a museum from the ground up, and you mention the perspective in terms of financing, i don't know if you have perspective here if this were to pass how that would come to for wishing? >> first of all if we do a museum on the history of american women is important to recognize is a story of individual woman and it's a story that helps us understand what it means to be an american so we have to frame and on waterway so it's a story that shaped everyone. i think what i am proud of is the fact that the smithsonian has an american woman history initiative which is allowing us to do important work that crosses throughout the smithsonian and allows us to look issues in a museum, how do you build collections, what kind of staff, the american women's initiative is a commitment it makes regardless of the f

ocasio cortez thought the suit before reaching a settlement, she's apologizing saying in part i havemy decision to block him from my twitter account. he has a first amendment right and should not be blocked. to some business news. amazon expanding next day delivery from millions of items in time for the holidays. tracy carrasco is here with more on the prime service. >> reporter: amazon prime members can get free next day delivery on more than 10 million items. amazon is ramping up for the holiday shopping season. the 2019 holiday shopping season is one of the shortest and wants to make things as easy as it can for customers and wants to stay ahead of the retail competition of walmart, target which upped their game when it comes to shopping as well if you are a prime minute death -- member which is a $190 yearly fee you can take advantage of this shipping opportunity. jillian: always something new to add. explain this, future iphones. >> it could be a 3-d image will will allow users to watch videos and play games on a continuous loop. in 2013 apple was awarded a patent for a device l

contenders, there are stories of recent college , and in a case reminiscent of alexandria a casio cortezese are people of effort andot did not have the resources the pro-beijing party had to campaign. documents reveal how beijing is locking up ethnic minorities. in the past, the government said the detained were being housed in voluntary job training centers. show the centers are run in secret and designed to rewire thoughts and the languauage people speak. >> a series of leaked documents that could shed light on the innerworkings of china's vocational training camps. >> the number one priority is to prevent students from escaping. it gives detailed instructions about how to lock doors, surveillance systems. >> china has been accused of building a large network of over onemps, detaining million muslims. former detainees have come forward to denounce what they say is a system of mass surveillance and arbitrary ofest, as well as the use torture and brainwashing to wipe out an entire culture. to sayhe morning, we had things like, thank you, xi jinping, long live xi jinping,, otherwise, we d

what is your take on bernie sandersy and alexandria ocasio-cortez getting into another controversy?ample of socialism fails, you know, they backed the leaders of venezuela, they now come back, and socialism will not work, it is failing in the world, and why do they want to bring that same type of economy to this country. in all of progress that we're having right now, the high numbers on market, why would we want to go toward a socialismist seem. -- system we see have bernie sanders and cohorts. elizabeth: thank you so much. >> thank you. elizabeth: second straight day of a rocket attack from inside gaza strip to israel, at least 24 dead in the gaza strip. 70 wound the, the fighting is escalating, fox news tray yingst live. reporter: thank you. >> israeli military continues to found islamist jihad targets, we know ceasefire effort are underway. the egyptian tried to broker a deal between islamic jihad and israel, but militant group here in gaza not likely to accept terms right off the bat. yesterday morning we saw israeli military assassinate a top commander who was responsible for