keeping the people of eastern washington first.this time in eastern washington, we are celebrating 12,000 new jobs this year. wages have increased in all 10 of the counties that i represent anywhere from 3%-9%. hope and optimism is at a 20 year high. what a change from just two years ago. when i put my kids to bed at night, i am not thinking about mills orlls -- health omnibus so-and-so. what i am thinking about is their future. it is my desire to ensure we will have good jobs, save communities in the years ahead. let's not go back. let's keep striving to a more positive, bright future. yes, we face challenges, but i am willing to continue to represent this area in the way that i always have, to listen, to hear your concerns and work to get results. i am cathy mcmorris rodgers. i humbly ask for your vote, encourage everyone to vote come november 6, and just thank you for the honor of representing you. moderator: thank you, lisa two minutes to deliver your closing statement. mrs. brown: thank you everyone for being here and particip

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we have more than one economy in eastern washington.e have a natural resource-based economy, a health science-based economy in spokane, and an agricultural economy in southeast washington. this congress has acted irresponsibly, doubling the national debt in two years. we need leadership that knows fiscal responsibility. my economic priorities are clear. i believe in education and infrastructure as a way to really grow the economy. education is important from early learning all the way to the career and workforce ,ducation i witnessed today although it to medical schools. congress and 50 -- investing in infrastructure instead of tax cuts that mainly benefited the wealthy. moderator: 32nd rebuttal. 0 second rebuttal. >> this congress has prioritized getting our economy growing. it is important to tackle the debt. that's the way we make sure people have opportunities, because the job is the opportunity. we had 12,000 new jobs today, this year in eastern washington. the wages have increased in all of the counties from 3% to 9%. moderator: t

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but eastern scotland, central, southern and eastern england should remain dry all day. so that'll push temperatures up to around 11—13 degrees across england and wales. still quite a cool one for scotland and northern ireland. into wednesday night, we'll start to see some rain pushing up into the south and the south—eastern areas of england. meanwhile, there's weather front across the west starts to meet with it, so by thursday it looks like it'll be quite wet, cloudy, for much of eastern scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the end of thursday that band of rain will be confined to more eastern areas, with skies brightening up further west, bar a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and eastern areas, but still holding onto double—figure values the south. then we look to the atlantic on friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it will be bright, with plenty of sunshine.

but eastern scotland, central, southern and eastern england should remain dry all day.o pick up a milder southerly breeze, so that'll push temperatures up to around 11—13 degrees across england and wales. still quite a cool one, though, for scotland and northern ireland. then into wednesday night, we start to see some rain pushing up from the south into southern, south—eastern areas of england. meanwhile, this weather front across the west begins to meet with it, so by thursday it looks like it's going to be quite wet, cloudy, for much of eastern scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the end of thursday that band of rain will be confined to more eastern areas, with skies brightening up further west, bar a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and northern areas, but we're still holding onto double—figure values across the south. then we look to the atlantic for friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad star

some showers in eastern scotland and eastern and southern england.row. temperatures creeping figures in the south. a degree or two less than out there today. but the chilly theme continues into the new working week. early on monday, cold and frosty scenes like this one. after that, a cold start and fewer showers. some broke showers in eastern scotland where they fall as snow on the mountains. monday is looking like a dry day, not as cold and it turns a little more mild through the week ahead. this is bbc news i‘m lukwesa burdak. the headlines at three... lord hain says he stands by his decision to name sir philip green as the businessman facing allegations of sexual harassment and racial abuse. former england footballer and manager glenn hoddle is taken to hospital afterfalling ill. reviving the high street — the government is to cut business rates for small retailers as part of a £1.5 billion cash boost for towns and cities. a man is charged over a series of letter bombs sent to prominent critics of president trump, the president condemns what he ca

reporting for us from dazed and in eastern germany thanks very much. that is all the other stories making news around the world at least seventeen people have been killed and more than one hundred injured in a train derailment in taiwan the express train was carrying more than three hundred passengers to type a city on the southeast coast the reason for the disaster is still unclear. countries around the world have condemned the killing of saudi john. state media and saudi arabia announce that died in the saudi consulate in istanbul offered a fistfight with several unnamed men the saudis denied for two weeks that he was dead. thousands of migrants have joined together to journey north or vision by march after illegally crossing into mexico they vow to continue to their intended destination the united states president donald trump has threatened to deploy troops to the us mexico border if the migrants on stopped. mass protests have been held in several brazilian cities against a presidential candidate a bull's eye nado is controversial comments about wo

turning out of the eastern german city of the eastern divided today by a dual demonstrations thousands of anti racism activists they're calling for respect inclusion and human rights this is a response to another demonstration also underway right now organized by an anti islam and team aggression group known as begin its mark on the fourth anniversary of its founding. is of movement rather than a political party campaigning against what it sees as the is the my position of europe the far right populist which is now the main opposition party in parliament has called piggy its natural ally. it is really a blue croft is reporting for us from a dresden we have got to see you give us a sense for the mood in the city today. well the whole day has been a mixture of i'd say relaxed tension or tense relaxation on the a sorry excuse me that could be a side you have all the usual rhetoric of anger and hatred and looking toward to blame foreigners for. putting germany in danger and on the other side where i'm standing you have you know music and ands and relaxed people drinking beer and having a c

but eastern scotland, central, southern and eastern england should remain dry all day. temperatures up to around 11—13 degrees across england and wales. still quite a cool one for scotland and northern ireland. into wednesday night, we'll start to see some rain pushing up into the south and the south—eastern areas of england. meanwhile, there's weather front across the west starts to meet with it, so by thursday it looks like it'll be quite wet, cloudy, for much of eastern scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the end of thursday that band of rain will be confined to more eastern areas, with skies brightening up further west, bar a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and eastern areas, but still holding onto double—figure values the south. then we look to the atlantic on friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it will be bright, with plenty of sunshine. across western

you'll find middle eastern. you'll find everything. >> reporter: a senior counter terrorism say we do not see any evidence that isis or other terrorist groups are trying to infiltrate the southern u.s. border. all this as the national security adviser john bolton is in russia meeting with top officials after president trump announced over the weekend that the u.s. will withdraw from the ins. a nuclear arms control treaty signed by ronald reagan in 1987. trump says he's prepared to build up the u.s. nuclear arsenal. >> until people come to their senses, we will build it up. i'm terminating the agreement. >> reporter: asked if he's threatening vladmir putin, he left it at this. >> it's a threat to whoever you want. it includes china and russia and anybody else that wants to play that game. >> reporter: wofsarah sanders m with reporters briefly. she was asked if the president has credible evidence there's middle easterners in this caravan making its way to the southern border. she said absolutely. i'm quoting her n

i do want to say one thing just because people are middle eastern, of course there are no middle easterners there, that doesn't mean they're bad or they're terrorists. most of the terrorists instances we've had in the united states are not being committed by middle eastern people, muslims, they're being committed by right wing extremists in our country. it's lie after lie and i appreciate you trying to fact check it but -- >> there are clearly people from other parts of the world who would try to come through the southern border. there is no evidence of terrorists or people with terrorist affiliations. >> according to the people who know, and i'm just saying that i don't want the world middle eastern to be continued to be used by the media as a synonym for terrorist. >> van, that's not what the president is saying when he references middle eastern. of course there are homegrown terrorists, but we can't exclude them from america because they're homegrown. they're americans. there are clearly countries in this world where terrorism is prevalent and those countries don't cooperate with us. and

just because someone is middle eastern, there are no middle eastern people there, but that doesn't mean they're bad. doesn't mean i can make this. most of the terrorist incidents we've had in the united states are not being committed by low income. this is lie on top of lies on top of lies. >> there are clearly people from other parts of the world who would try to come through the second door. according to the people who know. i don't want the word middle eastern to continue to be used by the media as a synonym for terrorists. that's just -- i -- >> vin, that's not what the president is saying. what he's saying, of course there are home grown terrorists. >> there are clearly countries where terrorism is important and so it's only fair to take a look at everyone. whether they want to visit here or become american citizens. that makes sense. do you say what the president is saying are true, that there are middle eastern terrorists or middle eastern people with notions in this caravan? >> we know this is true. we don't know who's the care man. >> wait. when you say -- we don't know about h

eastern parts of england.us two or three in the countryside, not as cold as last night further west where there was a last night further west where there wasa rain last night further west where there was a rain at times. some showery outbreaks of rain affecting northern ireland, pushing into western scotland, we could see some showers now and again running into the far west of england and wales. further east across the uk, early mist and fog patches, particularly in the midlands, but generally try and bright with sunshine. temperatures should be higher because of the southerly breeze, i2 or 13 degrees. all change on thursday because the rain is across eastern england, it may linger all day through lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east, so a poor day here. slightly cooler and fresher air elsewhere, away from the showers in the north west of scotland it should be dry and sunny. the rain across eastern will eventually pull away and we look into the atlantic, we have a deepening area of low pressure sitting

more eastern areas.r fuel to things across central and eastern areas, but still holding onto double—figure values the south. and we look to the atlantic on friday. this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane sky, and it will arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it will be bright. plenty of sunshine. across western areas, though, the cloud, the wind and actually the rain will start to appear. but it will be a little bit milder pretty much across the board, with double—figure values for many of us. now, through friday night it really will be light stormy across the north—west of the country is that low passers—by. into saturday, a windy day with outbreaks of rain, and for sunday we see a secondary area of low pressure moving on to bring another spell of wet and fairly windy weather to our shores. so would we will make really will be quite awhile to enter week. plenty of sunshine across southern a

eastern on book tv. one 41 on the 50 capitals tour takes us to springfield, illinois, located historic route 66 and springfield became the state's capital in 1637 and the cities for being the hometown of abraham lincoln and joining is on the c-span bus this morning. tim butpresentative the republican who vents same house seat that lincoln once stood. mr. butler, good morning to you. fiscal helpwith the of illinois, illinois is a state that is coptiansly ranked at the bottom or near the pottom of fiscal health when it comes to various state rankings why is that? >> well, we have a lot of big chal lens in illinois when it comes to the budget house. bottf fiscal health when it comes to various state rankings big white is that? -- rankings. why is that? guest: we have huge pension debt in the state of illinois. with $130 billion in unfunded pension liability. medicaid payments have skyrocketed over the next -- past decade and a half. on top of that, we are coming off an unprecedented budget impasse, what we

but eastern scotland, central, southern and eastern england should remain dry all day.es up to around 11—13 degrees across england and wales. still quite a cool one, though, for scotland and northern ireland. then into wednesday night, we start to see some rain pushing up from the south into south—eastern areas of england. meanwhile, this weather front across the west begins to meet with it, so by thursday it looks like it's going to be quite wet, cloudy, for much of eastern scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the end of thursday that band of rain will be confined to more eastern areas, with skies brightening up further west, bar a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and northern areas, but we're still holding onto double—figure values across the south. then we look to the atlantic for friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it will be bright, with plenty of sunshine

eastern. on friday we're live in providence, rhode island for the 45th stop. at 8:30 a.m. eastern. david young is facing a liveenge from democratic 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and debates republican third party candidate a gary

criminals and middle easterners are mixed in with the crowd.sked arizona's outdoor going senator jeff flake about the president's inflammatory comments about immigration. >> i have had a problem with the way the president has used immigration, when he talked about mexican rapists and that was beyond the pale, so his approach to this issue is not helpful. we obviously need better border security, we have been doing that over the past several years, we're at really record lows in terms of crossings into arizona and texas and the whole southern border, largely because mexico, the economy has done well, largely because of free trade agreements like nafta. that's good. we ought to celebrate that. we have a net flow of migrants south with regard to mexico, but still countries like guatemala, el salvador, honduras, places that have a high rate of violence still are fleeing. when the president talked about stopping foreign aid to those countries and the aid we do give is grants and programs to help people stay there. cutting those programs discriminant

for a moment it is twice as much support in the eastern as in the western states why is that and this is a huge. question is not whether it has supporters but whether it generates votes as democrats we have to acknowledge that the dea has succeeded in turning nonvoters and voters so i cannot then complain that they voted the wrong way. there are evidently people who feel ignored by the politicians and don't feel that politics has anything to offer them to mention. not to mention. there is the east west problem that's mention of people in eastern germany feel this to have been treated poorly that there's an endless stream of good advice coming from the west with the reproach you are way too obedient to the east german state you know that germany. been unified shut up and adapt to our ways but that won't work that's why. we're my one said the old east germany was a narrow minded racists country. do you still think that that's not. what i said i was that there were racist elements there as well and that xenophobia can flourish among homogenous populations but have no experience of differ

more eastern areas.ng a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and eastern areas, but still holding onto double—figure values the south. then we look to the atlantic on friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it will be bright, with plenty of sunshine. across western areas, though, the cloud, the wind, and eventually the rain will start to appear. but it'll be a little bit milder pretty much across the board, with double—figure values for many of us. and then, through friday night, it really will be quite stormy across the north—west of the country as that low passers—by. into saturday, a windy day with outbreaks of rain, and for sunday we see a secondary area of low pressure moving in, to bring another spell of wet and fairly windy weather to our shores. so it really will be quite wild to end the week. this is

eastern area is waking up tomorrow morning to some frost. —— eastern areas.. back to you. thank you. imagine a world without rainforests or rivers, where species like orangutans and seals have completely disappeared from the planet. it might sound far—fetched, but the stark warning from a group of global scientists this morning is that it could easily become reality if we don‘t act now. the conservation charity, wwf, says there‘s been a 60% decline in mammals, birds, fish and reptiles since 1970 — much of it as a direct consequence of human action. so is it too late to turn things around? tanya steele is the chief executive of wwf. thank you forjoining us this morning. it is quite staggering when you hear the statistics, isn‘t it? it is shocking. if we were to compare rates to human populations, this would be the equivalent of losing the entire human populations of europe, oceania, the americas, and china. this is an astonishing shift. it is a long—range 20 report. it is telling us that nature is dying. —— 20 report. we rely on nature. we are calling on peopl

a lot more clout in the eastern parts of scotland and eastern england —— cloud.g wet at times. some lengthy, heavy showers. eastern areas on wednesday but have a brighter day and temperatures by event of two around 13 degrees. the temperatures will rise a little bit further for the rest of you as we go into the rest of the week. back to you, chris and louise. enjoy the lovely sunshine, when it gets to you. fresh. absolutely freezing beyond belief. he steered leicester city to its greatest triumph, but club owner vichai srivaddhanaprabha has now become part of it's darkest day. the thai billionaire died along with four others when the helicopter taking them from saturday's match at the king power stadium spiralled out of control and crashed shortly after take off. let's speak to matt davis, of the leicester supporters trust, who's outside the ground. it's really touching, isn't it? so many people coming to pay their respect. yesterday i was here with a few floral tributes. today, as you can see behind me, the outpouring of love from the public and the wider commun

for much of england and wales, eastern scotland, it will start cloudy.h outbreaks of rain and some mightjust be hanging onto late afternoon across easternmost fringes of eastern england. elsewhere, brightening up and sunny spells and a fine afternoon. scattered showers for western scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england and a southerly breeze becomes a west north and west breeze tomorrow which might peg back temperatures a bit but if you got some sunshine, that will always help. the last of that rain in the far east will clear on thursday evening. the showers fade in the west but one or two will continue in the night in scotland. thursday, a story of clear skies and widespread frost with one or two fog patches. plenty of fine and sunny weather on friday that things change in by the end of the day initially for northern ireland as it turns wetter and windier. that is the former hurricane oscar gets closer to the uk. it is this area of low pressure, the centre of which will pass into the north west in the weekend, close enough to get windier

but eastern scotland, central, southern and eastern england should remain dry all day.breeze, so that'll push temperatures up to around 11—13 degrees across england and wales. still quite a cool one, though, for scotland and northern ireland. then into wednesday night, we'll start to see some rain pushing up into the south and the south—eastern areas of england. meanwhile, this weather front across the west begins to meet with it, so by thursday it looks like it's going to be quite wet, cloudy, for much of eastern scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the end of thursday that band of rain will be confined to more eastern areas, with skies brightening up further west, bar a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and northern areas, but we're still holding onto double—figure values across the south. then we look to the atlantic on friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind you, but it

it is arrogant and presumptuous to dismiss everyone in the eastern germany is racist as i find. it's also true that less than five percent of the population are not from germany. all the more incomprehensible and i'm gonna wonder no not at all if you go on the contrary in psychological terms it is much easier to be frightened of something or someone you do not actually know come on admit. it or not and if you have worries me and you feel the things are not going right does not you can spend your entire life working and still end up poor as a pensioner and then you can be susceptible to feelings of hatred didn't xenophobia . and fighting to cut the own fog in this outside of opinion polls of pretty much much the election results for the a.f.d. off and serving in polls indicate it currently has more support than the left party . if you were the state premier what if you don't run simply you will shift. their support and you can simply and further that i've done something wrong and i bear sole responsibility for their rights and i do. i mean it like that sorry i heard what you said

but eastern scotland, central, southern and eastern england should remain dry all day.lder southerly breeze, so that'll push temperatures up to around 11—13 degrees across england and wales. still quite a cool one, though, for scotland and northern ireland. then into wednesday night, we start to see some rain pushing up from the south into south—eastern areas of england. meanwhile, this weather front across the west begins to meet with it, so by thursday it looks like it's going to be quite wet, cloudy, for much of eastern scotland, eastern england and wales, and by the end of thursday that band of rain will be confined to more eastern areas, with skies brightening up further west, bar a few showers. a cooler feel to things across central and northern areas, but we're still holding onto double—figure values across the south. then we look to the atlantic for friday. now, this deep area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane oscar, and it'll arrive across the north—west of the country later on friday. but actually, friday not a bad start. a chilly one, mind yo

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criminals and unknown middle easterners are mixed in. our reporters are with cameras in the middle of the kacaravan, they called the president's campaign unfounded. in fiscal year 18 the government apprehended 3,000 special interest aliens from countries such as bangladesh, pakistan, nigeria and somalia. first of all, that's important, and it's important for us to know. but that's not a statement about the caravan. second, those countries that i mentioned are not middle eastern, they're south asia and african. the u.s. government has apprehended 17,000 criminals illegally entering the u.s. part of the debate we should be having. that debate should be based in fact. none of that proves there are criminals or middle easterners in this caravan. >> i will seal off the border before they come into this country. and i'll bring out our military. not our reserves, i'll bring out our military. >> sealing off the border, bringing in the military. the pentagon says it's not been called by the president to bring the military to the border. the carav

criminals and unknown middle easterners are mixed in. he's also at other times said isis members could be in the caravan. also that it's being funded by democrats. he's offered no evidence for any of it. that's where things stood as he spoke with reporters this afternoon in the oval office and cnn's jim acosta pressed him for proof. >> you had said there were middle easterners in the caravan. can you explain that? are you saying there are terrorists? >> there could very well be. if you look at -- >> do you know for sure? >> i have very good information. i have very good information. and if you look at what's happened with honduras and statements made about honduras and even a phone call that our vice president had today, which i think he can maybe reveal. you want to mention that, mike? >> this was sort of a suspensable moment. it felt like the vice president was about to make some grand reveal because he said he had very good information, some new evidence about middle eastern terror, something he just got from the call, but that didn't

eastern. until then, part of washington journal from this morning. table, the federal reserve washington was one from the new york times and we want to talk about the big drop in stock markets last week in this country, they came back a little bit on friday the last week was not a good week to what were the reasons? >> it is hard to say the reasons but there is a couple of big things. -- interest rates are rising and people moving into bonds, the evolution of a strong economy. this is overdue and the federal reserve is raising interest rates which have made bonds a more attractive investment. and people are concerned about the high vibrations of technology companies. there has been optimism about the future. concernedfactor is about the health of the global economy, not much the domestic economy. host: where will things be headed in the next weeks and months? what should people be thinking about? up fore rates are going homeowners and put this in perspective. guest: the federal reserve have made clear it will keep raising rates. we are in an environm

eastern on c-span. back at the white house in the evening to host the ceremonial swearing-in for supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. our live coverage of that event at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, also on c-span.org and our radio app. smithsonian national air and space museum director recently sat down for an interview at the atlantic festival. she talks about the museum's mission, space exploration, and science education. >> all right.

we'll talked about unknown middle easterners. donald trump could have said just as easily yet, in that honduras group, there are martians. there are aliens in there and they have sharks with lasers on them and they are going to come to america and they're going to come into your children's school. these are land sharks, as well. and they are going to shoot their lasers between your children's eyes. >> yep. >> that is just as accurate as every lie he has told those poor, unsuspected crowd members. >> yes. there is a frenzy and more than a flur of desperation around these lies. even for trump, this is extraordinary. this is just -- you have to shift carefully for any sort of grain of potential truth in anything that he said last night. it's unbelievable. back away for a second, though. why is -- does the president having to go to a rally for a senate race in texas of all places and they have to deploy the president there to help save ted cruz two weeks before the elections. that's not a good sign. and it tells me there's more const

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eastern, at 7:00 p.m. kaine faces republican challenger corey stored in the second of two town hall events. ron blum 8:00 p.m., debates think an hour for iowa. at 9:00 p.m., g and forte faces democratic challenger cap e williams for the at-large seat. is on c-span, your source for campaign 2018. in hawaiipan bus was for the 39th stop of our 50 capitals tour. we feature our visit on c-span, book to, and american history tv , exploring hawaii's history and culture and public policy issues. saturday on c-span at 7:00 a.m. journal,n washington the opposite planning will talk about homelessness and the lack of affordable housing. on book tv at noon, stuart coleman on his book on the life the legendary hawaiian surfer beard a visit to the university of hawaii for the book noue.ction of daniel i sunday, our hawaii weekend continues. the executive director of the blue planet foundation on renewable energy efforts and why. history tv on c-span3, at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we visit the bally of the priest along the north

populist if the party is on the rise this thoughts on the opinion polls put it in the lead in the eastern states. how do you feel about that. stocks to put type of on the i have my feelings are not the issue for me as if we see right wing populists on the rise across europe in the world. just look at america unfortunately they have become a negative feature of contemporary political culture. i feel at home here in touring and living the life i want to live in the place i want to be has been in the old us germany and i moved around a lot so and got to know the entire country and. when i came here i suddenly felt that i could put down roots. and so could not since but i'm staying with the a.s.d. for a moment it is twice as much support in the eastern as in the western states why is that one does is make you fire up the awning on a question is not whether it has supporters but whether it generates votes as democrats we have to acknowledge that the di has succeeded in turning nonvoters and to voters so i cannot then complain that they voted the wrong way. there are evidently people who feel i

it is always going to be the sunniest across southern and eastern parts of england, perhaps eastern scotlandhere is a quite a bit of cloud but by this stage the winds will not be quite as strong. winds easing off in the northwest of scotland and those temperatures again could hit 16 even 17 degrees. high—pressure sitting to the southwest of the uk, still got these weather friends moving the southwest of the uk, still got these weatherfriends moving on the southwest of the uk, still got these weather friends moving on top of the area of high pressure and this is the significant one because it is behind that we will get cold air but there is a should be dry for many and a bit more cloud coming into england and wales. this rain beginning to gather in the northwest of scotla nd beginning to gather in the northwest of scotland and temperatures perhaps a shade lower, the rain gathering is on the cold front there. that is significant because the high did the wind direction changes, we draw all oui’ wind direction changes, we draw all our error away wind direction changes, we draw all oui’ error awa

the trend among the working population in the east is to move to the west as a result eastern germany is not only sparsely populated its population is older residents in the east are three years older on average than in the west the few regions in the country where women earn more than men are all in eastern germany. the difference is especially stark in the city of kut course where men earn some four hundred euros a month less than women on average. in general there is considerable wealth disparity between eastern and western germany people in the west inherit more money six figure sums or bequeath three times more often in the west then in the east. the wealth differential may explain why only nineteen of the country's three hundred storage restaurants are in eastern germany now there's some food for thought. and we stay in eastern germany after it turned out the police were looking for two migrants as main suspects in the fatal stabbing of a german man and the immigration protests rocked the german town of kenneth's in september and were locals joined right wing groups and took to

he says there are middle easterners there and we say what are you talking about middle easterners. he says go ask. john, it's the b-3 bomber from "wag the dog." literally the plan is to have us talk about it like this when, as you know, because you've looked into it, there is just not any evidence. even if there were middle easterners, there is no evidence that he said middle easterners would be terrorists and there is no evidence of even that. >> not at all. this is an old right wing conspiracy theory in the wake of 9/11 and has been looked into and simply is just a fear mongering fact-free point. in fact, the only accused terrorist -- attempted terrorist to cross a border was in 1999 across the northern border, but somehow securing that never seems to be the emotional issue that politicians who want to demagogue this go after. this is fear loathing on the campaign trail 2018. when hunter thompson wrote the book about richard nixon, trump and nixon have a certain affinity. one of nixon's political operatives says people don't vote out of love, they vote out of fear. they don't tel

you can see live coverage at 7:30 eastern on c-span. your primary source for campaign 2018. >>> this weekend, on american history tv on c-span 3, saturday, at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on lectures and history, wake forest university pro fesser david lubeth on 19th century artist winslo homer. on sunday, at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on the presidency, a look at how the fashion choices of pat nixon and betty ford reflected the politics and culture of their times. and at 9:00 p.m. eastern, the ceremony marking the 225th anniversary of the u.s. capitol cornerstone where president george washington and area free masons first laid the cornerstone of the u.s. capitol building. during a ceremony that included corn, oil and wine. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span 3.

eastern with former wisconsin governor tommy thompson and his book, tommy, my journey of a lifetime. author rebecca traister with good and mad, the revolutionary power of women's anger. dan coughman, author of the fall of wisconsin and carol anderson on her book, one person, no vote. how voter suppression is destroying our democracy. watch our live coverage of the wisconsin book festival saturday morning at 11:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv. >> fox news host tucker karlsson discusses his book, ship of fools how it's bringing america to the brink of revolution. >> it's about why we elected trump and i just couldn't get past it. i couldn't get past the idea that the country voted for donald trump. why would you do that? it's not an attack on trump. i think trump is right on a thematic sense on a bunch of different things, but you wouldn't elect trump unless you really, really wanted to send a message. happy countries don't elect trump. desperate countries. the message is the people on both sides screwed up. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. ? energy secretary ric

eastern on c-span. the election,ntil make c-span your primary source or campaign 2018. now, a debate in the u.s. senate race in washington between incumbent democratic senator maria cantwell and public and challenger susan hutchinson, a former tv journalist. this is about an hour. ms. guenther: good afternoon and welcome to the lair student center at spokane community college. the second and final debate in the 2018 race for u.s. senate. i am hayley guenther with khq local news. ms. mccarthy: i am jane mccarthy. this debate has been organized by the washington state debate coalition, which was founded by seattle city club in 2016 to enhance washingtonians' access to those who hold and seek our highest offices. financial support has been provided by our lead sponsors, aarp of washington, the bill and melinda gates foundation, and the norcliffe foundation. to those who hold and seek our highest offices. financial support has been provided by our lead sponsors, aarp of washington, the bill and melinda gate