>> everything's bigger in texas. >> goes to dallas. barbecue facial. >> a barbecue facial? what did they do to you? >> dana: you admitted that to greg? >> i did not. >> so he'd say fake news on the air. i set him up perfectly. but my skin does look good. >> you're glowing. >> it is the lone star state and i am the lone star. [ laughter ] >> dana: of the show. >> i would say in all of broadcasting. not just the past, but the future. they just shut down broadcasting now. it's over. >> dana: we'll finish "the five" later. great to have you here. >> you're welcome. >> dana: catch all of us on "the five" later today at our normal time 5 p.m. eastern, 4 p.m. in texas. president trump set to host a rally from senator ted cruz this evening. he sees cruz as a jab for president trump's campaign. he's trying to hold off a challenge against beto o'rourke. kristen how's the rally? >> reporter: dana, we all know how much president trump cares about crowd size. this crowd is not going to disappoint. the first person in line got here at 10 a.m. yester

dallas is going to look different. is just in regards to region, but even within a community that lives in the same region. i think that is why we take the values that are important to us. and we continue to go back to those values and welcome those values and address them according to the circumstances. exploitation is wrong. what is exploitation look like -- in dallas, versus virginia. the immigration discussion. i cannot tell you what it does to me -- just driving, have to drive by this horrific immigration detention center. it is a $48 million detention center which is being stacked constantly. i see it on the highway every time i go to downtown dallas and come back home. regionally, is there something -- i think i have a greater responsibility. perhaps when i'm thinking about what i'm going to specialize in, than what i will factor in to that intentionality in my activism is what is really right in my face and cannot be ignored. that is spiritual. is the whole discussion of the tradition that those that are in you

so we're gonna have you be the dallas manager and take the c.o.o. role completely out of the equation. lemonis: i'm wondering where the hell you've been up until this point. for the first time, lady finally took a stand. she's actually putting tasha in the right role. it's about time. lady: so, i think two options -- of having you outside of the organization and not staying with us or staying with us as the dallas manager. i think it's a position of just getting back to basics. tasha: i mean, that's fine. let's take the demotion, this or that, if that's what i need to do. and we will kick ass. i will sell the...out of everything like i normally do, like i did before when i got promoted. i'm still gonna give 150% to make that store the best it can possibly be. lemonis: i think your attitude about respecting the importance of this store-manager position and all of those things and proving yourself is exactly what i wanted to hear an hour ago. when you see it, i really want you to think about moving forward. it's time for me to show lady the new look o

that brings me to the other reason i came to dallas and why we picked dallas.were going to do houston or dallas. that is the down the ballot effect here. in the dallas suburbs, how real is the threat to pete sessions? >> if a lot of people go out and vote for represent o' rourke go out and vote that can affect collin alred. >> i find the dallas political community interesting. it reminds me of a bit of virginia. it's a real moderate republican streak and yes they will cross over and there's a real respect for incumbency. i get that. dallas seems to be this very gentlemanly and gentlewomanly way of conducting politics. >> it's not accustomed to having competitive races like this on the federal level. i'll say o'rourke has given these down ballot candidates an umbrella or coat tail. there are 36 candidates running in all 36 districts on the democrat size. >> every single congressional district in texas has a democratic nominee? >> yes. first time ever. >> i can do the research. >> i believe so. >> in decades. they are well funded. they might be helping o'rourke h

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welcome back to "the five" live in dallas.ab a major impact on the midterm so were good to hear from some smu students who have questions about the november election. i'm going to turn this way because they are here. go ahead. >> hi. i'm a political science major and senior here at smu and my question is has o'rourke appropriately adjusted his strategy and rhetoric for texas? does he need to? >> dana: greg coming want to take that. >> greg: i heard that he got a rifle rack for his prius. they have that saying he is all hacked, no cattle. he is like no cattle, all manur manure. >> jesse: didn't he come out for her kneeling over the national anthem? that's not going to go in texas. >> juan: he's run a high-class campaign in terms of lack of name-calling until the debate which is when i would say he's picked up on your -- he picked up on the line. i think it's good because hope and high-class as opposed to fear and anger. >> dana: we have to keep going going. miles, go ahead. >> hi, i'm miles, a sophomore, a democrat who is volun

he made us ride the train all the way from dallas to minnesota once. it was horrible, but he had a great time. >> steve wants to give a better life to his young daughters, so he looks to make more money by going to work in the family oil-drilling business and becoming a precious-metals dealer. >> he used to work 12 hours a day, 7 days a week, and everybody would say, "well, why are you working so hard?" he goes, "well, i have to take care of my girls." >> and steve keeps buying up model trains. his lucrative business ventures allow him to add hundreds of engines, cars and pieces of track to his stockpile. probably some you didn't know about. >> yeah. well, i never really paid a whole lot of attention to them. i would just keep seeing these red boxes building up. >> steve does have a plan. one day, he's going to build the model railway of his dreams. >> he had a train room, and he had started a small train set. it was never finished. >> we weren't allowed to touch it, not allowed to play on it, and we'd be climbing on it, and he'd, "get off that! that's

okay. >> after all the stuff that dallas finds he cleans up some trash. he throws out the trash. >> he could open up a small boutique. >> back to the lab, cleans the phones up. now the moment of truth. will this phone power up? >> whoa. >> it works! >> he manages to pull some information off the phone. gives the owner a call and -- >> i found your phone today. >> okay, sweet. >> yeah. >> schedules a meeting and bro here is quite happy to get his nice phone returned. >> thank you. >>> i'm jamie. i'm 29. i have died nine times. >> for about ten years he's been dealing with a diagnosis of hyper tropeic cardiomyo, and his heart is not pumping the blood through his body. >> i dropped dead at a train station and i was dead for 45 minutes. the second time i was at my cousin's. the next time walking to work again. the ninth time i remember seeing the physiologist slam the stop button on the treadmill. >> do you carry around a defibrillator. >> except it's not in the backpack, but in his body. >> i have the implantable defibrillator and that acts as my last resort

moderator: now our next question from dallas. dallas: a question for mary. in 2018, school shootings have continued at a disturbing rate. last year, the legislature gave individual school district permission to arm teachers. what other steps, if any, should wyoming take to keep students safe? there are a lot of steps wyoming should take to keep its students safe, and i believe one of the first things we need to do is review whether we have enough counselors or social workers. the key, according to all the professionals and during the testimony that the department of federal education had in cheyenne, the key is to identify children in need of mental health services. to give the support they need. supports to the children who are willing. that's a way to prevent the problems that turn into school shootings. we need to fully fund resource officers for this district. it's not in the model right now. we need security, but we don't provide for it. there's the physical security of the building. if a shooter gets to a school, we have already failed. so i would look

dallas back up to the 60s by the time we get to thursday.cast. we're starting with heavy rain in texas. we have the nood threflood thre. you have a chance of getting wet in d.c., buffalo, syracuse, new york, boston. by the middle of the week, kind of quiet. little cool and showery in new england, maybe in some of the high elevations in new england especially the adirondacks with maybe a little snow on the peaks. nothing you could ski on yet, but we're getting there. for texas, we continue to look at more rain for you. nice end to the week in pretty much the entire northern half of the country. we're not talking severe weather. we're not talking tropics or hurricanes or anything. just watch texas for the chance of any flooding. >>> still ahead, global markets kick off the week in the red amid growing pressure on saudi arabia over jamal khashoggi's disappearance. >>> plus sears files for chapter 11 bankruptcy. ♪ ♪ ♪ no matter when you retire, your income doesn't have to. see how lincoln can help ensure you still have income every month of your

dallas cheesed him down before a single student was officer dallas's son joshua was one of the seniorse that auditorium. joshua said i wasn't scared for my life at all, because i knew my dad would protect us. that? thank you officer dallas. come on up here. that's pretty good. so his son had a little confidence in him, that's not bad. >> public speaking is not my best paid i'm extremely nervous. i appreciate everything, the support you give us. i'm honored to be here with icp and the other nominees. my son said he wasn't scared because that was out there. i'm a dad to 182 kids imagine acm -- in that gymnasium. i just want to say thank you. i'm honored and blessed to be here. thank you. [applause] trump: that's a beautiful story. and your son was right. in october last year washington state trooper nathaniel dawson pursued a car that violated the traffic law. when the car stopped to gunman began shooting at trooper dawson . shooting very violently. despite heavy fire trooper dawson got out of his vehicle and fired back until the shooters were later apprehended. they were very dangerous

if you drove here from dallas, he passed dozens of construction projects on i-35. we have so many roads being built across the state of texas. you are not favorable roads. heidi plan on paying for roads in texas? we need to use the taxes that we are collecting right now for those purposes. we need to use the gasoline tax, the license tax, all of these that we had agreed to use for roads and other things. that is not what they are being used for. prioritieshave our and actually use the money that we have collected for the reasons that we said we were going to collect it. we need to use that for better highways, instead of toll roots. we are aggregating death toll roads. we dedicate the -- instead of whole roads. gov. abbott: one reason why they are moving to texas, texas has such a superior transportation infrastructure. [bell] but they also need schools. i have to go back to the fact that the state needs to pay its fair share for public education. ,ll those people who come here their main interest is employees. they want a healthy and educated workforce. putting ou

dallas did get injured.ere's what the jacket looks like. >> wow. >> here's the injury, the contusion to his abdomen looked like. >> whoa. >> point blank gunshot. he looks like he got hit by a paint ball. >> i hate that we're here and it's not the solution, but you're right. it's a good option. >> bulletproof. >> long overcoats, vests, even shirts and polos. interesting concept. you may want to check into it you can find it at bulletproof everyone.com. >>> see the heated umbrella -- >> it works amazing. >> of course it does. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come -- it's a club just for dads, but -- >> a lot of rules when it comes to the dad club. >> the joke is not over. >> why being a member is serious business. >> you have to man up. >> got to work on these. >>> plus, friday's buzz word for your shot to win an ipad mini is next. ng wine, can deeply stain teeth. unfortunately, ordinary whitening toothpastes can only whiten the tooth's surface. r smile thte optic white is go e .yfferent.gen peha

not just because it's dallas. that adds extra into it. >> so next week the redskins take on the new york giants. that game set for sunday afternoon at 1:00. all right. >> that was the best redskins dallas game i've ever seen. >> at least for all the fans out there it wasn't too cold. it felt liketb fl weather. could have been a lot cooler could have been in e 20s and 30s. low 30s in areas shaded in pule. and the growing season has alrey ended just to the west. so there's no watches and a warnin advisories in that area. 30s out there right now. chilly. you may need to leave yourself extra time a this morning get some of the frost away from your windshield. but it's going to be clear and ld throughout the day and not as ndy. those are going to be 5 to 10 miles per hour through the day. could have sunshine delays commuting and after school activities not that bad out there. so will it be windy out there today? no. the winds calmed down a little bit. any warm ups this week? morrow and that i it. no tropical storm in t

his music festival posty fest is happening october 28th in dallas.eah. >> jimmy: ring in the new year with post malone. >> i think it's the 29th and the 31st, but i'm not quite sure. i just go where they tell me to go. >> jimmy: yeah, okay, good. yeah. it sounds new year's eve-ish to me. >> yeah, it's that time of the season. >> jimmy: yeah. let's talk about posty fest. >> yes, sir.you end up getting feal >> just pay a lot of money. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. i mean this is going to be -- this is you. you have travis scott, tyler, the creator. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you know what you're doing at all? >> it's going to be an absolute [ bleep ] show. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, how exciting. october 28th. >> i'm ready to go. >> jimmy: it's in dallas, texas? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: and is it an outdoor festival? >> i think so. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, you're just going to find out when you get there? >> yeah, we'll find out when we get there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i just love you, man. i've got to say, after having all these number one al

the dallas was an interesting boat to choose, because the fellow that was the skipper of dallas in the cold war was a vice admiral mckey -- what he did with dallas, he's able to accomplish during the cold war what was the equivalent to a victory undersea. if you torpedo a russian submarine world war iii would start. not a good idea. but if you could get behind a russian missile submarine and he could not hear you and stay with him for weeks. in other words, if national command wants him gone, he's gone. that's victory. mckey sat in behind a soviet ballistic submarine for a month without knowing that he was there. that was the uss dallas. all right? quite an amazing achievement. different world, different set of assumptions. yes? >> not a question, an observation. you mentioned as they were developing the submarine, the s class was horrible. and pushed it forward and they listened to him. i couldn't help thinking about billy mitchell who did the same thing with air power but they ignored him and cashiered him. am i missing something? >> you are not missing something. the universal agree

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james cook, bbc news, dallas.: well, tonight president trump will be back on the campaign trail, this time in mississippi. the bbc's rajini vaidyathan is already there, and she joined us a short time ago. the president -- it feels like he is the campaigner in chief during the midterms.to is his rolire up the base and get people out to vote? rajini: it absolutely is, laura. as you can see, there are hundreds of people filing in to this rally in mississippi, hoping to meet or at least listen t that is because even though he is not on the ballot, he may have an impact on the way people vote, and in tms of getting out the vote in places like here, where mississippi, he was in tennessee, he is in kansas later this week, in iowa early next week. republicans could be i trouble. he is trying to sprinkle some presidential stardust on those races to get out republican votes.a: laou have covered many of these president trump rallies,e and whens a candidate, too. what is the mood like tonight? g jini: well, he never really st

chinese guard ding yanyuhang caused a stir as he scored points for the dallas mavericks, as the nba teameat the philadelphia 76ers to wrap up their china games series. fans had been chanting all game for the chinese player to take to the court, and they finally get their wish in the fourth quarter. he committed a foul, as boos rang around the stadium, but then made it onto the scoresheet with a free throw, which sent the crowd in a frenzy. 115—112 the final score. when nokia's handset business collapsed, many thought that spelt the end for the finnish city of oulu, where nokia was the main employer. but locals weren't prepared to let their city go under. here is how they fought back. it was a terrible time. there was

the dallas was an interesting boat to choose, because the fellow that was the skipper of dallas in the cold war was a vice admiral mckey -- what he did with the dallas, he's able to accomplish during the cold war what was the equivalent to a victory undersea. if you torpedo a russian submarine world war iii would start. not a good idea. but if you could get behind a russian missile submarine and he could not hear you and stay with him for weeks. words, if national command wants him gone, he's gone. that's victory. soviett in behind ballistic submarine for a month without knowing that he was there. that was the uss dallas. all right? quite an amazing achievement. different world, different set of assumptions. yes? >> the question, and observation, you mentioned as they were developing the submarine, the s class was horrible. and pushed it for and they listened to him. couldn't help thinking about billy mitchell who did the same thing with air power but they ignored him and cashiered h im. am i missing something? >> you are not missing something. the universal agreement with sterling mad

moderator: and i am host of inside politics at wfaa in dallas, fort worth.e welcome all people watching the debate live tonight from all corners of texas. >> both campaigns have agreed to these rules. for each question, the candidate will get 90 seconds to answer and his opponent, 90 seconds for response. we will turn back for a final rebuttal of 60 seconds. >> let us first turn to dallas , where we have a social media response team. as you watch the debate on television tonight, join the conversation online using the #texasdebate. >> we also have a live audience here in the studio and we ask you to please hold your applause during the debate. except for now, as we welcome the two candidates running for united states senate in texas. [cheers and applause] moderator: gentlemen, welcome tonight. senator cruz, you won the coin toss to have the final word, so we start with you, congressman o'rourke. welcome. 21 days away from the election and there is still uncertainty about the security of ballot boxes. cyber attacks were reported against several states, but mi

a hotel in the city of dallas forty three year old dear g. is africa's youngest billionaire with a reported fortune of one and a half billion dollars tendon his police chief has released details of the cost sort of a kidnapping and. this is the toyota surf at that particular time this car was picked up by the hotel c.c.t.v. cameras and looks black but it's actually dark blue. done in quito joins us from dallas along danielle have the police provided more details on what led to these release hello unfortunately the police did not reveal much. east all we know is that at night he was taken to area in town and left him there and spread away but we don't they left weapons left three handguns and one eight hundred forty seven with bullets we also know that the car was tempted to torch the car so the insides of the car were burnt the police insist that this search is not over and they're continuing to find a culprits they say they're working very closely with him to pour in neighboring countries to make sure that they cannot the culprit don't excre

october 28 >> i'm ready to go. >> jimmy: it's in dallas, texas? you, man. i've got to say, after having all these number one albums, and you're just -- being such an interesting person, gat musician, i heard that you celebrate every milestone at ga the oliven. >> oh, yeah. [ laughter ] you know, from going platinum to going undefeated 20-0 in beer pong that night. we stay up until 1:00 p.m. and head to olive garden and, you know, celebrate life. light laughter ] >> jimmy: olive garden, really? i got to be honest, i've never been to the olive garden. >> oh, man. we're gog to go tonight. 're going to go tonight and we're going to get it on. we're going to get in trouble tonight. [ light laughter >> jimmy: you want to go to the olive garden with me? >> let's get it on. >> jimmy: after the show, you want to go to the olrden? >> hell yeah. hell yeah, we'll go to the usive garden. [ cheers and app] >> jimmy: i'll do that. >> let's get it on. >> jimmy: let's do it. thlove it. post malone righe. i'll go. [ cheers and applause ] olive garden, man. deal. ou

. >>> para tratar de evitar que un caso de violencia doméstica en dallas, el municipio ha impuesto unampartida con el fbi para que este bajo la lupa de las autoridades cuando intente comprar armas de fuego. el 63% de las víctimas mortales de violencia doméstica en el 2016 fueron baleadas. >>> así se protege a los niños y a la mujer. >>> por ley, las agencias deben reportar ofensas que califican como delitos clase c o mayor, pero dallas ha tomado la iniciativa de denunciar cada caso. el centro de apoyo para víctimas de abuso de género, claude la iniciativa pues dicen que de esta manera se pueden salvar vidas. >>> en indiana un niño de tres años perdió la vida al disparar un arma de fuego. según las autoridades, el menor encontró el arma y comenzó a jugar con la pistola cuando el padre se fue con el amigo para comprar material. la mujer a cargo del pequeño no sabía que había un arma de fuego al alcance. >>> un hombre estaba buscando pareja en una aplicación y terminó siendo víctima de violencia e invasión a la morada. >>> el hombre pensaba haber encontrado la pareja perfecta pero termino

and his challenger, former dallas county sheriff lupe valdez.efore we get started, we want to let you know this debate will be seen on-air and online in every nexstar media market from el paso all the way to texarkana. we also have broadcast partners tonight airing this debate in dallas-fort worth, san antonio, and houston. let's introduce you to some of the partners here with us tonight. he are the panelists. we have steve spriester, an anchor in san antonio. norma garcia, an anchor representing telemundo stations in dallas, fort worth, san antonio, houston. julie fine is a political reporter at nbc 5 in dallas-fort worth. and andy cerota, anchor and political reporter at kprc in houston. here is a rundown of the rules. each candidate will get 60 seconds to answer the main questions, 30 seconds for rebuttal, and if needed 30 seconds for follow-ups. the sound of the bell will ring when their time is up. there are no opening statements and candidates will get one minute for closing remarks. all questions will be asked and answered in english. we

in dallas they are not thrilled.ns can't believe the cowboys gave up what they did to get him. a disappointing receiver, they think they can turn him around. the raiders will receive a number 1 draft pick for 2019, they have three now for next season. it's the dallas coach jason garrett giving his version of why dallas wanted amar'e cooper. >> it's something that fits with what we've done in the past. he's the kind of guy we've drafted in the first round. building block players who will be here for a long time. he fits into the mode. maybe it's less risky he has production in the nfl level. he's had success. >> we'll see how that goes as he tries to resurrect his career as a cowboy. we have time to check this out. detroit city. the pistons. blake griffin plays ball. look at joel embiid. 50 points. the former clipper. here's a nice shot. kings in denver. frank mason puts it through. nuggets turn it around in the second half and win the game. that is the sporting life at this hour. it's time for more news. >> how about

dallas not done. ree seconds left. a goal from 52 off the uprighth e redskins hold on to win a wild one. they take it -1207. 4-2 on the season. first place in the division.en plty more to come tonhtign o sk"redinfis wnal"ith a preview. here is sherree rrbuus >> the clunk that saved the day. ming up next on "redskins final." th players' emotional reaction as that kk sails into the

we're going to get soaking rain in dallas and fort worth.e that do get hit could have significant debris like falling storms. so the flood threat. this is a light rain event throughout the day. and tomorrow you're going to get soaked. so we ve10 million people along -- southern portions of ohio. i mean this area has been pretty wet so far. that's three inches. isolated totals could be as high five inches of rain. we could get three to four inches in louisiana and then central new england too. that time of year when the sleeves -- and an af-plus all the way up the eastern seaboard. you can notice from chicago right down through texas not the best. so just urng a word of question through louisiana for seeveer storms. >>> still ahead facebook releases its earnings report. >>> and walmart looks to remove the most dreaded part of the holiday season. tries to get in my way? watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with activ

if you drove down here from dallas, you passed dozens of construction projects on i-35. the best business to be in today is the orange cone business. we have so many roads being built across the state of texas. >> sheriff, you have said you are not in favor of toll roads. how you plan on paying for needed roads in texas? sheriff valdez: we need to use the taxes we are collecting for those purposes. we need to use the gasoline tax, the license tax, all of these that we had agreed to use for roads and other things yet that is not what they are being used for. we need to have our priorities and use the money we have collected for the reasons we said we're going to collect it and we need to use that for better highways instead of toll roads. gov. abbott: we are aggregating all of those taxes and we direct it from oil taxes. and from sales tax. we dedicate revenue -- to make sure this would be a decade long deal to make sure we will be building roads. that accommodate growth. i talked to ceos across the country that are moving their companies here from other states. texas has

dallas president robert kaplan spoke to bloomberg about trump' s comments and his forecast for 2018. >> i have been saying 2018 was going to be a strong year. we have a substantial amount of fiscal stimulus. the budget bill, which increased government spending. we have been forecasting 2019 growth would be weaker than 2018. and 2020 would be weaker still as fiscal stimulus wears off. we still have this hand would -- headwind of an aging population and slowing workforce growth. might look is pretty consistent. i have been expecting some moderation of growth because i have been believing the fiscal stimulus is going to wayne as we head into next year. >> one of the stories, donald trump's criticisms. janet yellen very strong in the financial times saying trump does have the potential to undermine the fed. how much should we worry about that? >> so i think people outside the fed, as appropriate, should feel free to comment. in my position, i will not other than to say my job is to do economic analysis and make jealous -- judgments without regard to political considerations or influence.

[laughter] people go to dallas. a facial. >> emily: pretty boy. >> greg: trying some actual texas barbecue. texas style barbecue. we did a segment. here we go. ♪ >> dana: we are here in dallas, texas. it's amazing. i have greg and jesse with me. are you ready to? at about 5:36 p.m. every day in a commercial break, we will ask this question. [laughter] >> jesse: a little spicy. >> dana: every day, greg in the commercial break will ask, what am i going to eat tonight and it's usually ribs. >> greg: i think i eat ribs for times a week. >> jesse: i like the brisket. >> dana: jalapeno sausage. i like the sausage. >> jesse: what is this? >> dana: it's a beef shish kebab. >> greg: i have something stuck in the gap of my tooth. i hate that. i needed business card. i need a business card or some flaws. sometimes i use a paper clip. >> jesse: it shouldn't be too tough to ask for some floss? what is in gragg's cup? sweet tea? >> greg: i call it sweet tea. some people might call it hard wine. i may hate the democrats. i may hat

en dallas 66° mientras que para phoenix no olvide el protector solar. >>> si sus planes están aquí encondiciones secas, temperaturas estables por encima de s ms tenemosco condiciones secas. esa es la situación para san francisco con un fin de semana bastante bonito, el domingo y los 71° y luego vemos un descenso en las temperaturas. vamos a ver lo que esta pasando en el tráfico. tenemos algunos accidentes registrados durante los últimos minutos. queremos informarle una situación en la autopista 85 dirección sur justo hacia la rampa de salida. varios carriles están cerrados así que evite esta situación. vemos hacia la 280 este accidente ocurrido haca no esto en cuanta.n dirección >>> eso es todo lo que les traigo, continuamos con más. >>> esta tarde no se pierda noticias telemundo con josé días. >>> buenas tardes. hoy en noticias telemundo estamos en el epicentro de la devastación catastrófica que ha causado el huracán michael, ha dejado ciudades enteras en ruinas. también el gobierno de trump de conocer las reglas con las que planean restringir residencias a quienes usen ciertos progr

. >> let's turn to dallas where we have a social media response. as you watch this debate on television, join the conversation online using #texas debate. >> we have a live audience. please hold your applause during the debate except for now as we welcome the candidates. [applause] >> beto o'rourke here. >> gentlemen, welcome. the coinruz you wanon toss to have the final comment. mr. o'rourke, we will start with you. new cyber attacks reported on databases in several states. misinformation online can be just as dangerous. should congress enact regulations on social media to protect voters from misinformation? >> let me thank you and sarah for moderating, the people of san antonio for being here and the people in texas for watching and participating in one of the most important decisions of our lifetime. spanish]ng the integrity of our ballot box, the experiment of american democracy that is the exception and world history is sacred. unlike any other time, it is under attack. the intelligence community has reached unanimous conclusion that the russi

but a lot of us do have families and for those of us who have families in our district, i live in dallas and i work in washington and commute back and forth, i have frequent flyer miles. when i went to congress my daughter was in my arms, she's driving now and he has a mustache. i'm told that your children may always be on the family payroll but they will not always be in the family nest. so, i want to go back and capture the last few years in the nest. by the way, if you are ever in dallas texas and you see a gray ford fusion 22-- c 2255, give them a break. he's only been driving a couple of months. anyway, i'm flattered by the question. also i have to tell you, part of me still believes in a jeffersonian model and the citizens legislature. i thought i would do three or four terms. i don't want to be a member of the permanent ruling elite class in washington. it will probably prove to be the greatest privilege of my life. having said that there's still a lot of business. >> i hope we will get to some of that. i want to ask you about the financial crisis. something that has been botherin

raiders' wide receiver amari cooper has been traded to dallas.. according to e- s-p-n... the >>> we have some late "'breaking news" news, raiders wide receiver amari cooper has been traded to the dallas cowboys. the raters are getting a first round draft pick in return. we will have more than that online. we will see you here at 5:00. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and r

dallas. anna took one of his classes. >> i knew her for about six years.s ago, what she was doing coincided with something i was doing. so we worked together more, so that's how it sort of -- sort of became friends. she liked music, i liked music. >> reporter: before long, anna and the married professor were spending time together outside of work. as the professor told it, they became even closer around 2012 when anna's marriage hit a rough patch. the two met most mornings for tea and sympathy. >> i would come down around 10:00 and um, uh -- just see how she was doing. and then she -- she would -- we would, you know we might talk about music or lots of times she was trying to improve her english. >> he would go visit her probably twice a day while she was at work. >> reporter: you guys both married? >> yes. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: your wives be okay with that kinda mentoring relationship between you and somebody else -- >> probably -- >> reporter: -- visiting her twice a day and having coffee? >> probably not. >> reporter: lawmen learned that later, whil

dallas, thank you. craig, thank you. tennessee, thank you. we hope it is been helpful to all of you in the audience and those long-distance to help you decide who you want to represent wyoming as its next governor. i join wyoming public media, casper college, wyoming pbs, and the casper star tribune in thinking these candidates who are running for public office and for participating in the 2018 republican gubernatorial primary debate. have a good evening and the careful going home. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> with the midterm elections just days away watch the competition for the control of congress on c-span. see for yourselves the candidates in the debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. .. 8 days until election day make c-span primary source for campaign 2018. ♪ >> this week on washington journal, we are looking at battleground states, the most competitive races of the midterm elections in minnesota, new york, california, pennsylvania and florida. join us for live campaign 2018 call-in during washi

dallas sent a first round pick back to oakland in exchange for cooper, >>> and with the corner stonetball player. dallas sent a first round pick back to oakland in exchange for cooper, which means the raiders are going to have five first round selections for the next two years, which should be amounting to quite a bit in las vegas. what is a challenge for him in keeping the players, the ship upright and keeping the sailors on the ship? >> yeah, dennis, that is really tough because i really believe he's lost this team, and i believe the guys, they have to realize jon gruden isn't going anywhere. i can give you thousands of reasons why he's not. >> the first round draft pick will continue to drop on the jags, mack on the bears, cooper on the safety. expected to be the next in line. quarterback connelly, is the only one starting in silver and black and stay tuned. losing their first game of the season last night, a perfect time to invite the -- a perfect time to beat the golden state to town. she nailed her act on the new ride. first quarter, steve, no, damian jones. cur tee made his fi

dallas did not go away quitely dak prescott cut the deficit to 3. ysthe cowbo with a chance to tie the game and send it into overtime with a 52 yard field goal off the po. redskins pick up a big win. 20-17. >> i is a big thing, not juste be it's dallas. that adds extra into it. but for us as a team, that's ju what we needed. >> is it okay to believe in the redskins again? ey beat their most hated rival at home, now tatop nfc east and a chance to keep it rolling. only one team left on the redskins schedule has a winning record. >> that doesn't mean anything though. just because one team has a winning ecord. you h to fight for every game. >> fingers crost?d, ri >>> a party falls intoch aos. dozens hurt when a dance floor collapnd o a college campus. >> anduber is already dving you places and bringing you food. now the company could be taking over another industry. details on the new program straight ahead along with more on ts cold sta to your day. >> it is a chilly one out there. thoseemperatures are starting anywhere from the upper 20s to the lower

the raiders traded omari cooper to the dallas cowboys.akland wanted a first-round pick, and apparently dallas was the only team willing to pay it. cooper has undeniable talent but he's beeninconsistent. he's had two games this season with at least 100 receiving yards and four with fewer than 20. the raiders now have three first-round picks in the 2019 draft after trading cooper and defensive star khalil mack to two of their best players. placp running back on injured reserve today due to a grown injury. at 32 beast mode was still putting up the yards. he's expected to be out at least a month, but this could very well be a career ender. a back-to-back is hard enough, but to have one in denver last night and tonight, warriors don't mind. they've won 15 straight against phoenix. that's their longest winning streak against any opponent. guess what? red panda is bag. her custom unicycle was stolen, and warriors gave her one at halftime. it was nice to see her. draymond green found kevin durant. durant certainly knows how to finish. three point

five of the nfl season, and this weekend, the big sunday night football game will be between the dallasys and the houston texans. now -- [ cheers and applause ] as you know, at the end of the season, they give out the most valuable player award, but they also give out other awards during the season. sort of like the ones in high school year books, like, "most likely to succeed," "class clown," stuff like that. so, with that in mind, it's time for "tonight show superlatives." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ tonight show superlatives ♪ >> jimmy: first up is brian peters. he's the linebacker for the texans. he was voted "most likely to have been conceived in 'the jersey shore' hot tub." [ laughter and applause ] next up from dallas is leighton vander esch. [ light laughter ] he was voted, "most likely to have accidentally swallowed an eye patch." [ laughter and applause ] how could you do it? >> steve: how'd that happen? >> jimmy: i didn't know how to take a selfie. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it got out of control. next up from houston is defensive end j.j. watt. [ cheers ] he was v

: in dallas. >> live. the halftime show. [ cheers and applause ] i'm singing. i'm singing. >> jimmy: so you're at the halftime show thanksgiving. >> yes. i get a good six minutes of the halftime show. >> jimmy: i mean, wow. >> pretty cool. dude, this is, like, my month. this month and last month. i got to sing for oprah. i got to tell you so much. i got to sing in front of oprah. i was singing with her. and quincy jones, for quincy's birthday. that's also not aired. and then i sang for mickey mouse with my dad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's awesome. >> what else did i do? i have a lot. >> jimmy: that's big, though. >> i'm happy as heck. >> jimmy: yes. but the football thing i think is exciting because you played football. >> i did. >> jimmy: grade school. >> in elementary school. yes. >> jimmy: yes. >> yes. >> jimmy: when you were a kid, you played football. >> oh, lord. >> jimmy: and i have a photo. [ laughter ] it's not the best photo but that's you there. >> that's me. [ laughte

some said you cannot even give a compliment to your opponent in the first debate in dallas. what responsibility do you have to bring back civility and respect back to the country? sen. cruz: everyone of us has a responsibility to bring civility and respect. that is something i have endeavored to do in politics, to focus on substance, issues and record. the personal attacks, going to the gutter that is so common in politics, i try not to engage in. if you look at my disagreements with congressman o'rourke, they have not been personal attacks. they have been his voting record in congress, markedly out of step with the people in texas. you are right that there is a loss of civility, a rage on the far left that is frightening. the images -- hold on, do not interrupt me, jason. the images of a left-wing mob beating on the doors of the supreme court, that is not good for our country. we can disagree while treating each other with respect, with civility. i think that is important. we can discuss our tax cuts good or is raising taxes good? that is a discussion we ought to have, but

not just because it's dallas. that adds a little extra into it,sut for us a team and our team, this is what we need. >> is it okay to believe in the redsagain? they beat their most hated rival at home ande a cha to keep it rolling. only one team left on the redsns schedule has a winning record. >>> a party falls into chaos. dozens hur at a college party. he from some of those able to walk>> away. uber is driving you places and bringing you food. the company could be taking over another industry. details are straight ahead along with more on start to the day. >> it's a chilly start out there. those temperatures are in the s. some areas in the upper 20s. freeze warnings and frost advisories out there. plenty of sunshine this morning, but when can we expect in? but when can we expect in? wera'l before he was attorney general, brian frosh led maryland's fight to clean up the bay. so when donald trump's epa at,cks our clean water laws frosh is leading the charge to stop them. attorney general brian frosh. [dave] megawa

from chicago to kansas city, dallas, houston, a different story. a lot of rain. they'll see a lot of rain. for ustomorrow, not much in the way of 30s. everybod else in the 40s. 47 in d.c. so yeah, still on thell c side but not as cold as where it will be as we movehrough next couple days. 69 for a high. i'll calling for a great day. mostly sunny, breezy, nice, wouldn't it be nice if would i stay that way. >> back down into the cold weather. temperature around 55. overnight low, 39 in the city. right back into the freezing rk frost thursday morning as well. and then a nor'easter. a pentialor'easter starting friday. i'll let you know what that ameans if y thinking about saturday. you're going to want to stay tuned. it could mess up your plans. >>> back to theg breaknews. a security guard opened fire on a tv station. >>> people who getrrted for minor crimes post bail and gou of jail. that's not true for locker room spend months in jail because they can't post bond. now a reform idea that he says now a reform idea that he says willave money. donald trump: such a nast

we go towards wednesday we do expect to see pretty much most of the same with more rain coming to dallas that is going to start to break those temperatures down just a little bit and very rainy conditions all the way up towards auto we are going to sing toronto at about thirteen degrees along the eastern seaboard really not too bad with york at nineteen washington at twenty and atlanta at twenty four degrees there we're here across mexico as well as down across parts of central america plenty of clouds right there particularly down here towards the south some of those clouds are going to bring some heavy showers at times with managua seeing about thirty two degrees there but not looking too bad across many of the islands where have anna you can be seeing some nice conditions if you at twenty nine maybe some clouds of towards nasa here on tuesday but as we go towards wednesday more clouds start to edge in across much of the area down towards the northern part of south america we are looking at bogota with the temperature there of sixteen degrees and speaking of clouds we did have some clo