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with d.o.d., the cory in the u. s. committee of the blue shield, university of pennsylvania, and others resurgence and graded booklet that pinpointed cultural sites that would do protection during the ally taking of raqqa and mostly from isis. those booklets were carried by troops in the field on the ground and they were written and arabic, kurdish, and english. the point of them was that if our retaking of those ancient cities, we're not purposefully destroy what isis was trying to destroy as part of the mission. but he has 19, plus only efforts in florida, we've got more would be needed in the future, as the u.s. and its military will be called on both conflict and humanitarian crises to help safeguard cultural heritage. we need to have the partnership with a great ally and colonel scott jesse, who worked closely with cory. colonel scott dejesse knew his stuff, had a great sense of mission, and a vision of what we can do together. in 2019, he and general jeffrey kogan from the u.s. army civil affairs commission, and

cory mills, thank you, sir. >> carley: thank you.ning now to retail executives sounding the alarm on the uptick ahead of the holiday shopping. according to the national retail federation, losses from theft increased 4% last year leaving companies out of $94.5 billion and the federation also finding organized retail crime is up 26%, even worse, 81% of stores reporting an increase in violence and a rush during these types of robberies. the police to work through thanksgiving to find out who murdered four university of idaho students. >> todd: the investigation facing a ton of backlash with one expert giving a police a failing grade. ashley strohmier with moore, ashley. >> the authorities are not saying why the four students were targeted but told the press to trust them. listen to this. >> we don't want to put our investigation in jeopardy by releasing what we have. we told the public very clearly from the beginning we are looking for a knife. we told the public very clearly from the beginning we thought it was a target of the text. yo

one of those people, new jersey senator cory booker. he wrote a letter praising her thoughtful focus and determination to make a difference. he wrote, she was not only sincere about her interests, but a person that would dedicate herself to making progress in the world. >> that's an unusual person to write a letter. a lot of times, politics won't do that because they don't want blowback later. i was very surprised to see cory booker, united states senator, writing a letter of recommendation under these circumstances, but i think that speaks to miss holmes' very persuasive nature. >> reporter: clark says it's not unusual to see character letters like these. what makes these so come pelling is the number of letters from very significant people in the community rallying behind her. >> she also got support from people from theranos that may have lost money as well. i think what the defense is doing here is portraying miss holmes as someone who's worthy of a second chance, and shouldn't go to prison for a significant period of time. >> repor

i think we see not just a red wave, red tsunami in the state of florida. >> todd: you heard from coryls on "fox & friends first." let's go to arizona. arizona democrats last night, to sell voters on their party's far left agenda. and some big claims about the republicans on top voter concerns like inflation, like crime, both of which the biden white house went spiral into crises. >> inflation is a real problem right now. that g not just here by the united states but the real world. the united states talks about it but when pressed for an answer, things get real -- they are not interested in solving immigration here they are not interested in solving crime. that way you may not notice they don't have answers of their own. is that the republicans want to flood the streets with more g guns? who actually voted against more resources for our police departments, or is that the democrats like mark kelly? >> todd: that is an interesting analysis there. fox news poll shows republican challenger blake masters closing in on income at mark kelly. and they are not by the end what barack obama sell

cory thanks so much for joining my program tonight.se election results tonight all of this breaking news and it doesn't look as strong of a victory for the republicans. but you were tiebl capture a seat that republicans didn't have for decades. so what were you able to do differently what did you tell voters to make them come out there and vote for you, sir? >> well i think at the end of the day and i appreciate you having me here this evening, lawrence. i think at the end of the day i stock things that family is worried most about putting food on table keep light on putting gas in their car and those are things that we focus on we have also a message of hard work with our career and technical education piece and so -- those are things that really resonate with the folks here in district three. lawrence: so tell me what -- what does the republican party need to do differently because you know you're hearing now that there needs to be a lot of soul searching you can't have 75% of the country saying that we're heading down wrong directio

we're going to speak exclusively with top democratic senator cory booker and republican governor glenn youngkin in a moment but first we're fanned out across the country in key battleground states that will decide control of congress. we begin this morning with steve osunsami in georgia. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, martha. some of the latest polling has the race between incumbent senator raphael warnock and college football great and republican nominee herschel walker at essentially a tie, and this is despite weeks of bad press for herschel walker, who's essentially been called a hypocrite because of his stance on abortion rights, even though woman after woman has come forward claiming that he either helped them get an abortion or paid for one. there is a libertarian candidate in this race, and in georgia to win on tuesday night, the winner has to get above 50%, and right now, many people are expecting this to possibly go to a runoff, which, frankly, would be four weeks of more misery for georgia voters who are, frankly, tired of all the mudslinging. there ha

whoa, cory. well, you know , like we cory.ow, like we were mentioning sort of, you building wells in rwanda is very, very good. mean, this is my bet. but the accusations they made that that's what cory well, they philanthropists. i think you could consider them philanthropists at this stage. how many millions did they get netflix i you if you were philanthropists , shouldn't you philanthropists, shouldn't you be some sort of be sort of taking some sort of sacrifice your generosity? sacrifice for your generosity? i think the reason they set think the whole reason they set up archewell foundation is to benefit , to give away money, to benefit, to give away money, to the causes that mean a lot to them and it's nothing new for meghan markle . be interested meghan markle. be interested in humanitarian work. that's what she did before she met she did long before she met prince harry. we could commend her for. at the very least, you are scraping the bottom of a very barrel, larry. michael but i think did did an excellent job of it .

enter cory wegner, a curator at the minneapolis institute of art, a reservist who served in iraq. this is a civil affairs officer and helped save the baghdad and the jewish archives sponsored by the work of the monuments men and women of world war two. she called a meeting in washington. leaders of cultural institutions came and as smithsonian secretary undersecretary at the time i listened to what she had to say. she knew what she was talking about. and a few weeks after meeting, corey, we were in haiti with southern command general ken keane, who was leading some 12,000 u.s. troops, providing humanitarian and civil support in haiti. he encouraged and aided our effort to save its cultural. then in room, we worked and plan with haitian officials, the minister in charge of response and recovery was a guy named patrick tour. he'd been a research fellow here at the smithsonian, a curator for our folklife festival program years. at the time, after that earthquake with his country in ruins, he was reading a book recently published book written by robert edsel called the monuments men t

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there has been a number of other sarah gets who have come in, pete buttigieg who was here, cory bookeroing around the state area did there are number of surrogates in the republican side, ron desantis was here, glenn youngkin, it has been a parade of folks but the biggest ones as we have talked about, biden and trump, have not been here. host: let me invite the viewers to join in on the discussion as we focus on the badger state of wisconsin. part of our battleground series, we focused already this week on pennsylvania and georgia. today, the focus is on wisconsin. here's how you can join the conversation, democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans, (202) 748-8001, independents, (202) 748-8002. and as we have been doing all week long, a special line for the state we are focusing on, wisconsin residents call in at (202) 748-8003. scott bauer, the associate press, with us for the next 15 to 20 minutes on the "washington journal." as folks are calling in, we focus so much on the governor and the senate races around the country when we do these series. what are the down ballot races that are mo

. >> in florida, republicans flipping an open seat in the seventh district as cory mills is expectedwin over karen green. and a flip for the democrats in illinois, with nikki budsinski winning that 13th district >> joining us is jonathan allen and professor of law and political science at stanford, nate prasilli. >> the big surprise is that miami dade was turned red for the first time ever. what is the significance of that to you >> a huge significance miami dade a huge population county, extremely diverse county, not just the cuban-american community but people from all over the world there. and this is a representation of republicans really making some gap gains in the state of florida. it is not really purple state anymore. huge win for desantis, he looks very strong. election deniers not doing well on the ballot. >> and he's already having attacks against desantis former president trump with that date, expected to announce another run for the white house. that announcement will no doubt include his continued claims of the stolen 2020 election do you think that it will undercut th

cory mills offered the solutions and part of which why he won.ren: can i say desantis won miami dade by 11 percentage points. stu: that's huge. huge. lauren: i know. just to help underline the success the red wave that occurred in florida. stu: i'm looking at futures. down about 200 points going to the opening bell and 200 on the dow, 60 on the nasdaq, the opening bell is next. ♪ stu: stock futures showing a loss at the bell down 200. no red wave. are the markets disappointed? >> yes, very much so. i think if we had seen a red wave or anything close to a red wave, the futures would be up a few hundred points and down terms investors have been positioning for something of a red wave victory and friday investors started coming in and buying the bottom and traders came in and it was a lot of call option buying the last couple days and doesn't look so good this morning. stu: tomorrow, the big deal will be the consumer price inpolice station report and are you expect -- inflation report and will you expecting 8% tomorrow and if that's what we get, wha

. >> reporter: out on the tarmac, twins cory and courtney are making slur the crumptons bags also gotending thafgs together working to help others get home. >> especially coming after the pandemic, everybody is just ready to be with their families and travel. so it's -- we've been really busy. >> reporter: and the airlines expect to stay really busy through at least next monday. aaa says tomorrow, wednesday, will be really busy on the roads. it's the worst time to drive between 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. in particular, the late afternoon, early evening in many metro areas across this country could see traffic volumes double. norah. >> we should remember to thank all those hardworking people at the airport. kris van cleave, thank you. >>> well, millions hitting the road over the holiday will be paying record-high thanksgiving gas prices. regular gas is projected to average $3.68 a gallon on thanksgiving. that's about 30 cents higher than last year. diesel fuel, used in most trucks is averaging about $5.29 a gallon. in tonight's money watch, cbs's adriana diaz explains what's fueling thes

one of those letters came from new jersey senator cory booker who says they met at a party. that gives you an idea about some of the support on her side. the judge has to consider the fact that court documents say she is pregnant. that is something that will take into account as they go about the sentence. we will have to wait and see what that is. life in san jose, ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: a new video shows a building with a big hole at its side and cars with significant damage in oakland. this happened around 12:30 this morning near montana street not far from interstate 580. it is not clear what happened. we do have calls from the police department. and there is growing concerned we could be in the beginning of another covid surge. at least one city is pushing people to wear masks again inside. jobina: public health officials in los angeles are now strongly recommending people mask up indoors as cases continue to go up in that area, and here in the bay area officials are waiting to see if there will be a winter search. the chronicle is reported higher levels of imm

ryan: one of the support letters came from cory booker, who said that he met her at a party.id also to expect a sentence to be posted around seven years to eight years, which is probably most likely the outcome coming from this later on. of course court documents mentioned that she is pregnant, again, which is something the judge will have to consider when it comes to determining what sentence they will impose later on today. we are live in san jose, ryan curry. kumasi: people are being urged to stay home as a life-threatening snow storm is moving through the east coast. people are planning to travel for the holiday so what should they expect. jobina: the potentially historic snowstorm is sitting parts of new york and the great lakes area. kathy hochul declared a state of emergency in 11 counties overnight, more than three inches fell in one hour at the buffalo airport. thousands are without power right now as the snow makes road conditions worse. or than 130 miles of road from rochester to pennsylvania has been shut down. the national weather service says you can expect near

. >> cory booker is trying to put the best spin on it. hillary rosen is being honest with what she sees going on out there. the question that i have is have democrats botched this so badly that they're going to lose women in the suburbs. even after the dobbs supreme court decision. are they going to lose black voters and a percentage of black and hispanic voters who are really concerned about crime. so, i think there is going to be a lot of going back on the couch here. trying to figure out if this does turn out to be badly for the democrats, how they missed it and how they kind of put all of their eggs in the basket on abortion and after the dobbs decision. and then didn't really focus on the economy. it is a difficult argument to make as cory booker said. it is like saying, oh, kokay, w got you in the ditch but we're going to get you out of the ditch. >> if reality is if the economy was heading this direction from administration's past as well. >> exactly. >> when you're in office, you take credit and you also are blamed. >> you know th

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but first, my colleague cory coffin with today's other top news stories. cory. >> hey arrive. let's go to ukraine, the mayor of kyiv is mourning civilians they must prepare for the worst this winter if russia continues to strike the comp or's energy infrastructure. this comes as you volodymyr zelenskyy warned in his nightly video address, with hourly rotating blackouts, for half million people would be without power. the party in houston, after the astros were crowned the 2020 world series champions last night. the celebration -- will khamenei number eight tomorrow at noon. after the manager dusty baker became the oldest to win a title at 78. and just the third black manager to accomplish the feat. and our record power -- grew to an even larger 1.9 billion dollar after nolan won the lottery drawing on saturday night. the next chance, will be on monday night. more politics nation with reverend al sharpton after the break. break. dors, it helps remove them up to 3 times better than detergent alone! find new downy rinse & refresh in the fabric softener aisle. two new ihop lunch a

i'm not sure it doesn't have a much water notice when it comes cory, it yet, but i'm still a little because it wasn't visual by, by you, grandmother, depression from it that i bought it. what number stock? number 3 is a july 3. i let them run the which was a day give it to say when you go to store to record my concern, that's what made them are for the america going to do share and i'm really doesn't want to hold the modem. new modem, you teach skiff on the water with learn to was that out? what was today with a with him. all right, unless i'm mad. let's try to remember here was a drag. you will enjoy watching new mccoy by are either like when you're done for come with a new with your credit request and then go from somebody with just the truck. i didn't get to the last minute with that. what's the, what's that on your left says new little bomb loser. nick lewis. i'm just a bit of a smaller unit showing the condition of a symbols or to lean your bill. so our base bill for a substantial day scale and the guest i was shooting you just nation. i was to polish in the ship that with them. so she

senator cory booker is in wisconsin, and former president barack obama holding a rally this evening withn nevada. our cnn teams are on the ground across the country following every critical race like no one else can. first to phil mattingly, he's live in miami gardens, florida, where president biden just spoke and, phil, the president again claimed that republicans will cut social security and medicare which of course is a charge that the gop pushes back on. do democratic officials you're talking with think biden's message is going to help them win there? >> reporter: the short answer is no, according to several democratic officials that i have spoken to. they acknowledge that either the governor's race nor the senate race in florida, considered top tier races where they believe they are on the verge or winning or at least in a very real battle. anything can happen as you know quite well. the real reason the president is down here, according to white house officials is that argument that you are talking about. white house officials see this as probably the best backdrop to try sto elevat

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hey, cory. >> hey, somehow. so as we're watching all this, our officials have confirmed a second death caused by tornadoes that ripped through parts of texas, oklahoma and arkansas on friday. the storms also hurt nine other people. more than 150 homes and businesses were reportedly damaged. the family of aaron carter's eye with their first published date after the singer's death a 34 years old. and they hope their brother has found peace. nick credit wrote, quote, addiction and mental illness is the villain here. almost my brother more than anyone will ever. now the cause of death has not been confirmed. and former president trump's closing out his campaign this week at a miami rally, after sunday's mercedes and pennsylvania that he could be announcing a 2024 presidential bid. soon it's expected to make remarks at the rally at 5 pm eastern, after a number of other republicans, including senators marco rubio and rick scott will speak. more, simone after the break. er the break just buy any footlong in the app, an

even senator cory booker of new jersey wrote a letter on her behalf.ory booker didn't come to the trial and testifies and good character with defense attorney paula canny says the senator >> cannot get homes out of prison time, but one person's input. >> about elizabeth holmes isn't enough to diffuse the fact that she suffered for felony conviction. holmes was convicted back in january following a month-long trial. a jury found her guilty of investor fraud over how her company theranos failed to deliver on its promise that it can scan for hundreds of diseases and health problems with a few drops of blood. >> she could get, you know, 46 years or 18 months in prison or 2 years. the judge has great discretion. defense attorneys are asking for 18 months or less submitting letters saying that holmes is a warm, thoughtful friend loving mother. do you think end up serving prison time? i do. holmes will be sentenced next friday at this courthouse behind me, november 18th. and we will bring you the latest on air and online reporting here in san jose. justin cam

senator cory booker, thank you so much for being here. really appreciate it. >> great to be on. thank you for having me. >> see you soon, senator. the breaking news, the dow surging right now on the news, 7.7% doesn't sound great. for people that are trying to figure out where business is going, where the economy is going, obviously people on wall street think this is great news because maybe inflation -- >> futures way up right now. the market opens in about 20 minutes. the number is at 7.7%. it had been at 8.2%, not good but going in the right direction, at least for this month. the midterm races in nevada and arizona remain too early to call this morning. if neither party sweeps, then the georgia race, which is heading to a runoff, will decide control of the united states senate. our nbc reporters are in both states. vaughn hillyard in phoenix, arizona, stephanie gosk in las vegas. vaughn, arizona's maricopa county right at the center of things. >> reporter: the ballots are being tabulated, slowly, but they are. last night was a good indicator for the democrats. mark kelly ru

even senator cory booker of new jersey wrote a letter on her behalf. cory booker didn't come to the trial and testifies and good character with defense attorney paula canny says the senator cannot get homes out of prison time, but one person's input. >> about elizabeth holmes isn't enough to diffuse the fact that she suffered for felony conviction. holmes was convicted back in january following a month-long trial. a jury found her guilty of investor fraud over how her company theranos failed to deliver on its promise that it can scan for hundreds of diseases and health problems with a few drops of blood. >> she could get, you know, 46 years or 18 months in prison or 2 years. the judge has great discretion concert ernie's are asking for 18 months or less submitting letters saying that holmes is warm, thoughtful friend loving mother. do you think end up serving prison time? i do. >> yes, she'll be sentenced next friday, november 18th right here behind me at the courthouse in. we will be here. we'll bring you the latest on air and online for now. we're li

and democrat cory was reelected in her st louis area district. she recently appeared on book tv to discuss her book, the forerunner the sexual assault that i experienced before. most of it happened around. it was like my early twenties, late teens, early twenties. it was when i was still like trying to, you know, find myself, quote. and i blamed myself. i went through the next 20 years, blaming myself every single time that happened. oh, it was because my shirt was cut short in my my my shorts were really, really it was because i was out walking friends when i met them and you know, i was dressed a particular way so that, you know, so that's why it happened. so when they took me out on the date, they just assumed that that's what i wanted. you know, like, i, i i made all of these excuses for what happened, to me and all of the blame fell on me. you can watch all of these programs online at book tv dot org. and also in sundays on c-span two to watch all of your good evening and thank you so much for being here. despite what is an unusually rainy m

cory, westminster colorado independent good morning. >> good morning, thank you for call.y we need to put our cards on the table here. all of the global problems notwithstanding the war in ukraine but the worldwide recession was caused by the chinese and by president g. when the coronavirus was released upon the world. and joe biden should have putting his finger into xi jinping's chest telling him this is unacceptable. you are the reason things are going so badly and if you do something like this there will be dire consequences it. >> let's pick that up. the origins of the covered pandemic, the concerns the caller raises with the chinese government has said in response to some of those accusations? >> think the u.s. is never dropped that issue. certainly and discussions presence probably brought this up. there are new pathogens as well as look toward the future that is the question in many aspects of the relationships by the rich unmet security issues, economic competition. yes, the chinese and bear a lote of the blame forr many of the problems. and they need to own up to

there was no pay any cory. even as they cultivated these ties with family, friends, and fellow swedish immigrants and other parts of the country, monson people transform their own town. the swedish advertisements began to appear in the weekly slate. swedish immigrants constructed a new church building. it was a lutheran church again monson in 1890. it had gothic ornamentation. it made it look like the church is back in sweden. they reshape the social landscape. as well as the physical landscape. of the 600 for residents in 1870, one of them was born outside the united states. by 1900, there were 248 for warren residents in monson. drop in the bucket in a big city. 248. not very impressive. this was a big deal in such a small town. this is another distinctive feature of rural immigration. that is the ability of relatively small groups of immigrants to quickly and dramatically alterity texture of the local life. my 1900, immigrants formed 22.2% of the population of monson. more than one fifth of the town was comp

thank you very much for that. >> cory mccaskill, final thought, what is at stake here?frankly, insufficiently. there is a lot of extremism within the republican party and if they, win both houses that will be in full, show full display. and, mitch mcconnell, we all act like it's a conclusion that mitch mcconnell would be in trolled if they took the senate. i don't think that that's true. i think that you're gonna be electing the same people that he called bad candidates. and, they are not going to come to washington with a lot of loyalty to mitch mcconnell. their loyalty is going to be to donald trump, josh hawley, ted cruz and that group. so, you could have some no fight internally in the senate if democrats do not turn up on tuesday. the same, question jen psaki what is the issue that you think it's most at stake on tuesday? >> well, i actually think that electing election deniers across the country is going to be an, issue not just for the days following the election but for 2024 because we are talking about people in states and the outcome of 2024 could depend on. a

this dual cory door will reduce the distance of plane must taxi from runway to various airport terminals. once the project is completed in december 2022, it will save 55000 tons of c o 2 annually. the airport also has to the limit 2 lines running right up to the terminals. additionally, there are buses to reduce destinations in the city, but making air boards more sustainable. one, greener, all is also part of the problem. the flights also need to be made more sustainable air. travel for news is more emissions for passenger kilometer than any other mode of transportation. one b to reduce emissions is to make more efficient engines, which is already underway worldwide. another is to, to please will supplement conventional careless, injured fuel with sustainable aviation fuel sustainable evolution. fuel is would used without using fossil based resources such as oil, gall, and natural gas. instead, it uses alternatives such as plant oils, these gases, an agricultural residues which makes it cleaner than conventional kerosene. there's another way to bessengers or airlines were willing to off

i met cory booker for the first time 20 years ago. i was introduced by a gentleman who was a charter school advocate in tampa for whom cory booker [indiscernible] i met him at a school conference. is that the last day he went for one -- he went to one? he said on for educational freedom but where are they? in 60 years after they get it democratic governors in this country, we refuse to let kids of color inside the schools. we have bigoted democrats across the country.they are not allowing kids of every background to access a quality, affordable education. how did that issue become controversial let alone party sensitive. one party is fighting for those kids to have that opportunity in educational freedom. i did a press conference years ago on capitol hill with a black pastor from new york and joe lieberman who went on to be a running mate in the late 90's, how did this happen? the education issue, it's right in front of our faces but while people were talking about rising costs and rising crime this is very much there. in new jersey,

and democrat cory was reelected in her st louis area district. she recently appeared on book tv to discuss her book, the forerunner the sexual assault that i experienced before. most of it happened around. it was like my early twenties, late teens, early twenties. it was when i was still like trying to, you know, find myself, quote. and i blamed myself. i went through the next 20 years, blaming myself every single time that happened. oh, it was because my shirt was cut short in my my my shorts were really, really it was because i was out walking friends when i met them and you know, i was dressed a particular way so that, you know, so that's why it happened. so when they took me out on the date, they just assumed that that's what i wanted. you know, like, i, i i made all of these excuses for what happened, to me and all of the blame fell on me. you can watch all of these programs online at book tv dot org. and also in sundays on c-span two to watch all of your much. now i know it's raining outside, but when i come to the podium, i really enjoy a

oh, cory, corey knows that. and it started to make me feel like, you know, i just want to be like my friends, like, don't single me out and then so it was like, i just want to be like everybody else, but but i still pushed on in it and in excel because i knew that that was what was expected of me as well. from my parents. from both of my parents and but if you couldn't be if you couldn't be also the the it girl my mom used to call it miss pop if you could be the miss pop, you know, then then your peers wouldn't necessarily see you. exactly. and you talked quite a bit in the book about when you started high school and the matter of like racialized bullying and hatred you often received from other students. that was just seen as just part of school life as opposed to something that people felt compelled to actually do anything about. can you talk a little bit about that? yeah, that was the totally. just unexpected. like i, i went to this school thinking that what i saw before me in like, high school night, you kno

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. >> on thursday, november 10th, former berkeley police officer cory should duty emailed the berkeley mayor and city council alleging that while a member of the department's downtown and by task force is he claims officers were instructed to use tactics like stop and frisk with no reasonable suspicion of a crime. >> specifically targeting homeless and black people should do. says he and his team were ordered by sergeant darren can say like to make 100 arrests months. >> she duties. email included alleged screenshots from chat conversations among members of the task forces which have been made public by the office of the director of police accountability, one firm to say like allegedly alludes to the quota. the text reads, quote, 81 arrests. we can do 19 by friday for sure. should duty was fired from his job last year. and he's currently in arbitration with hopes his termination is overturned. it's a leak is also president of the berkeley police officers association. >> we did not respond to our request for comment in the email. so duty claims interim police chief jennifer lewis was ca

they will gain back control of both the house and the senate democratic senator cory booker admits, his party faces a difficult election on tuesday, but still he says he sees a path for democrats to keep control of the senate and even though our economy is tough people think about it and say wait a minute. this is the party trying to protect unions. this is the party that made sure we did things to lower prescription drug costs and lower health care costs, but virginia's republican governor glenn younkin believes voters will send a wake up call to the president and elect republicans to regain full control of both chambers of congress. i hope the president biden sees what americans are gonna are gonna say to him on tuesday, which is we're not happy. we need a different agenda pennsylvania is one of the battleground states that could decide which party controls the senate president biden and former president obama joining forces at a rally for democratic senate candidate john federman and gubernatorial candidate josh shapiro. and facts and logic and reason and basic decency on the ballot

senator cory booker who says he still believes in her ability to make the world a better place.ed. the court has the opportunity and the obligation here to look beyond the caricature and look at ms. holmes as a human being the prosecutors say she should get 15 years in prison that would put her in the league with others. they say her crimes were brazen. no guarantee she wouldn't do it again if she had the chance and that the court should send a message to silicon valley. a significant custodial sentence will serve not only to protect possible startup schemes the decision will fall to u.s. district judge edward dodd-frank avala. on the bench since 201 1 his rulings in the trial have gone both ways some have favored the prosecution but some important ones have favored elizabeth holmes most legal experts expect she is going to be exposed to some significant time because of the size of the fraud. elizabeth holmes is very likely going to appeal. >> yeah. what did he say? >> cory booker gave her a character -- >> there was a bunch of people who gave her character references. >> like a