erikson pence has a lot of defense to basically steer away from some of the things trump says tonight - that means addressing trump's current tax controversy. something the candidate addressed last night donald trump, us presidential nominee: the unfairness of the tax laws is unbelievable. it's something i've been talking about for a long time, you've heard me talking about , despite being a very bignefic a florida college student charged in their killings. 19-year-old austin harrouff faces 1st- degree murder charges in the deaths of michelle mishcon and her husband john stevens. harrouff attacked the couple in their garage, biting-off pieces of stevens' face with his teeth. the teenager arrived at jail yesterday after being released from the hospital. he was hospitalized following the august 15th attack. investigators says the f-b-i is still conducting tests to see if harrouff was on drugs. "i'm very interested, we're all very interested. we're mystery solvers by nature. " 1st-degree attempted murder of the couple's neighbor. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist k

erikson pence has a lot of defense to basically steer away from som of the things trump says tonight - that means addressing trump's current tax controversy. something the candidate addressed last night donald trump, us presidential nominee: the unfairness of unbelievable. it's something i've been talking about for a long time, you've heard me talking about it, despite being a very big beneficiary while the v-p's have been eparih presidential nominees are trump campaigned in colorado yesterday, where he attacked former secretary of state hillary clinton's economic policy. "hillary clinton has never created a single job in her life or added a single dollar of value to the american economy. hillary clinton hasn't made an honest dollar in her life. " clinton was outside of cleveland ohio on secretary of state says the country will change no matter who voters elected next month. she says voters should just decide which kind of change they would rather have. "it's whether or not we have change that helps the vast majority of americans, hard-working americans, middle-class families...or co

, the capabilities were part of erikson switches.they didn't want capabilities but were part of software inbr equipment deliver today greece, in 2004 someone turned them on and we don't know who. spot on greek politicians for about a year. that's a backdoor. that's a surveillance capability in a piece of equipment that's being used by somebody who is like not legitimate user of the equipment. it's access not the primary means, for data or to control. it's either accidental or deliberate. accidental backdoors are bugs, vulnerabilities, we hear a lotoi about vulnerability to follow this issue. these are programming mistakes that are in computers like this one, like your computer, the ones that microsoft fixespu patches tuesday and apple downloads patches for that can be use today spy on systems and then there are deliberate backdoors which are like the iricson or what the fbi wanted apple to do. so who wants the back doors? lots of people do. cyber criminals want them, terrorists want them, hacker activists want them. some of the data

kelly erikson called the decision: "economic suicide." ben o'dell added: "i'm for raising the minimum wage, but this example is absurd. it helped gravity's business because coverage of their decision gave the company a ton of free media exposure." and roberta anderson kirzinger said simply: "wow, please hire me!" as always we welcome your comments at www.pbs.org/newshour, on our facebook page, or tweet us @newshour. >> sreenivasan: finally, switzerland now hosts the world's highest wind farm. a group of turbines standing 278 feet tall, atop the swiss alps have begun churning, 8,to00 feet above sea level. tomorrow, on the program, the fight for florida's latino vote. that's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan. good night. captioning sponsored by wnet media access group at wgbh cess.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that infor

carson erikson shows off the nice striper that was actually caught by his dad scott at lake rathbun. and friends, this is john campbell reporting. it's a big day for chicago cubs fans in eastern iowa. game one of the nlcs is tonight against the los angeles dodgers. the cubbies made it past the san francisco giants in what was a very tense divisional series. after a game 3 loss that went 13 innings on monday, chicago rallied in the 9th inning of game four on tuesday. they scored 4 runs that inning to win the game and of the series are in chicago before they head west to los angeles. first pick for tonight is at 7:00. cleveland took game 1 of that series last night. it was a scoreless game going into the bottom of the 5th when francisco lidnor hit this home run to give the indians the lead. those would be the only runs scored in the entire game. we'll take another look at your first alert forecast, next. stay with tv9. is set for 11:00 this morning. you can watch the game on espn 2. now, a final look at the forecast... be sure to watch kcrg- tv9 coming up ay 8, right after good morning

was authors andrew and anne erikson. now in about ten minutes kelly oliver will be out here to talk about the representation of the women in the media. we will be back with more life coverage from nashville in just a few minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> executive director of humanities tennessee. >> humanities tennessee is a profit,-nonprofit, we have been around 40 years and we do humanity's education base programs open all over to the state of tennessee and one of the programs is the southern festival of books and you have here for the 26th annual. >> how does the southern festival begin? >> 28 years ago. it began in a homecoming festival for writers and regional writers to gather at the same time in down town nashville and folks really came to rally around that cause that we sort of made it an annual event and has been going strong ever since and been in nashville in downtown every year but two of couple of years that we were doing it in downtown memphis but other than that we have been in nashville every year. >

. >> erikson had a rough quarter. >> very bad. >> yeah, a lot of loss there.y're waiting for 5g, they're investing but there's no revenues coming their way yet. >> that was a terrible quarter. >> and e rickson, when it comes to that country -- >> acacia's moving up, but i think the banks can color things in a positive way. you see the know about ge? little more negative ge. i continue to say that the part of the plane that is really challenged is the engine. ge actually is doing better in engines than others, but united technology, there's pratt and whitney problems, rolls-royce has problems. so a lot of this teething -- the one teething by the way was actual quote, that was the word that united technology used. so be aware that aerospace is not robust. and also if you listen to the airlines, they don't want to add capacity. that's also not good news. >> yeah. >> i want to mention hershey. john billbury the current ceo announcing step down from that position in july. so aways from now. they're going to undertake a search, interestingly, though many believe tha

his name was george robert erikson and hemp and marijuana were legal than.ase go visit the united states marijuana party ucmj party.com or national party and we believe that marijuana and hemp should be legalized as a federal law. thank you. >> and i believe that old drugs -- all drugs, legal, illegal, prescription and nonprescription should be the business of the population at large, and that industry also needs to go on and be controlled by the population. we need to be able to say what we decide what the prices will be. in case of illegal drugs, the price has to be no higher than cost. that is, you can't add taxes in because as soon as you at anything in it builds a place for salespeople to come in. >> thank you. your last 30-second pitch. >> i believe in vermont. i am a vermonter. thousands of people have asked me to run but it's more than just that. it's because i know that i can help them. i was talking with a world war ii veteran, a member of the greatest generation. he said so glad you're running again, because i've upheld the values that he fought f

do you remember erikson? the world biggest maker of mobile network equipment?re shaking your head. you've heard of them, i know you have. big deal actually. they have a 94% plunge in profits and the stock falling down 17%. how about yahoo? you know the hacking scandal, apparently that's not going to stop verizon from buying yahoo, however, at a lower price. not much reaction. still at 42. google's chrome book, it's a laptop, torouncing apple. nicole: what we are seeing here is the chrome book made by google and some others roughly about 200 bucks continues to outpace apple and pc's overall. that seems to be the bright spots for schools in particular from k, kindergarten to 12th. that's not good news there overall for apple. stuart: difference in price. 900 bucks for the apple and 300 for the phone book? >> that's exactly right. big deal going back to school. stuart: mcdonalds, they are down playing ronald mcdonald the clown because of the rash of creepy clown incidents across the country. go ahead, ash, keep it short. ashley: phenomena around the world but goin

erik erikson tweeted out -- donald trump improved. hillary clinton was defensive. america is screwed. we will go back to your phone calls and tweets in your reaction. on twitter -- i'm supporting governor johnson because hillary felt policies are anti-capitalist and trumpets is flip-flopped on almost everything. supportingco, hillary clinton. go ahead. want to start by saying i actually supported bernie sanders at the beginning of this whole election season and i have since moved on to support secretary clinton. i just feel like donald trump substance. his business ventures have not been as successful as he tells. his own clothing line is manufactured outside the u.s. -- if he cannot start with his own company's grading jobs in the u.s., i don't know how we will do that for the rest of the country. as treatment and justification of women is disgusting and the fact that people chop this up to locker .oom talk is pretty terrifying and this country was founded as an inclusive nation and his rhetoric is the exact opposite. itifactcheck out pol scorecard, his mostly fal