we recently stopped in frankfort, kentucky. we asked folks what the most important issue is in their state. one of the most important issues is pensions. important to all of the workers and their families. we have a kentucky public pension coalition which includes firefighters, police officers, state workers, and various other members that have joined us and our partnering with us. it is very important and our coalition is trying to fight and make sure that the legislators and do the right thing and finding funding source for our pension. >> one of the biggest issues is the drug problem. kentucky, the drug problem is rampant. that is definitely one of the biggest issues. >> i work for the commonwealth of kentucky. the most pressing issue right now in the commonwealth is the pl

we recently stopped in frankfort kentucky, asking people what the most important issue is in their state. one of the more important issues that is going on in kentucky right now is public pensions. legislators are getting ready to call a special session to try to fund our pensions. it is important to all the public-sector workers and all of their families. includes firefighters, police officers, state workers, and various other members who have joined us and our partnering with us. it's very important and our coalition is trying to write and make sure that the legislators do the right thing and find a funding source for our pension. issues inthe biggest this state is the drug problem. even in rural kentucky, the drug problem is rampant, so that's one of the biggest issues. >> i work for the commonwealth of kentucky. the most pressing issue right now in the commonwealth is the employees retirement. >> voices from the states on c-span. now we take you to the white house for a ceremony to honor combat medic gary rose. he helps a 60 american soldiers over a four-day.

. >> i live here frankfort, kentucky. one of the issues going on is public pensions. legislators are ready to call a special session to try to fund our special our pensions. it's important all the public-sector workers and their families. we have a coalition which includes firefighters, police officers, state workers and various other members that have joined us. it's important in our coalition is trying to make sure legislators do the right thing and find a find a source. >> my name is jerry, one of the biggest issues is the drug problem, even in role kentucky the drug problem is rampant. that's one of the biggest issues. >> my name is dede, i work for the commonwealth of kentucky. most pressing issue right now in the commonwealth is the employees retirement. >> voices from the states on c-span.

the route goes between the frankfort transportation center and the mall. they say they will offer greater service frequency and fewer stops. >>> history reveals why we could soon get a look at thousands of never-before seen documents on the assassination of president john f. kennedy. what a kennedy family member thinks about it all. later -- >> barack obama, you and i -- you and i, baby. >> one appeals. the stars came out with former presidents to help millions of americans devastated by hurricanes. that's ahead in our next half hour. >>> hi. let talk about our sunday outlook. today, we are starting with a cool morning. not terribly cold. a little cool out there. we'll have some clouds today. not perfectly sunny like we saw yesterday. scattered clouds as we go through the afternoon. mostly sunny to partly cloudy look. still, very nice. warm afternoon ahead. low humidity, light winds, similar to yesterday. another day great to be outside. radar and satellite view, a few scattered clouds in our zone. look at that, the cold front that's moving our direction a

we caught up with long last night at the academy charter school in frankfort. he says his final ten game checks will go to making education more accessible for kids. long's base salary this year is $1 million. >> everybody needs resources and this means a lot and people get behind it. so, like i mentioned, i've already had an nfl player pledge $50,000 the rest of the season. >> a portion of the money will help kids in philadelphia and the rest will go to help young people in boston and st. louis. places where long had also played. long also gave six checks to scholarship initiatives in charlottesville where he grew up following the white supremacist riots. great thing to do. >> talk about putting your money where your mouth is. so many people say this needs to change, this needs to change. this person is making change. chris long is making change happen. >> yeah. >> by the way, he has an indirect connection to the area, as well. besides playing here his father is a villanova grad. >> decent player, too. >> not bad. only hall of famer. >> right. >> i think his m

coming up in about an hour on the washington journal we will be taking our viewers live to frankfort, kentucky where the c-span 50 capital stores continue. we will have officials from kentucky join us aboard the c-span bus. and includes robert stivers .llison wondered in grimes they will join us in just about 40 minutes this morning. then we are having this conversation with their viewers across the country. gun owners only. gunant to know what restrictions you would support. guns, own one to four (202) 748-8000. five to 15 guns (202) 748-8001. 16 to 30 guns (202) 748-8002. more than 30 guns (202) 748-8003 . will also be taking you through some of the reaction and comments by members of congress on this issue of gun control in the wake of the las vegas shooting. here's a few tweets from the past 24 hours. from alabama saying, i am a fierce believer in the second amendment but enough is enough. closing loopholes as common sense and we must help stop gun violence. king, republican from iowa asked how do good people defend themselves from murderers if liberals take our guns? john lewis,

we caught up with long last night at the academy charter school in frankfort. he says his final ten game checks will go to making education more accessible for kids. >> everybody needs resources and, so, this means a lot and people get behind it. so, like i mentioned, i've already had an nfl player pledge $50,000 the rest of the season. >> portion of the money will help kids in philadelphia. the rest will go to young people in boston and st. louis. long also gave six checks to scholarship initiatives in charlottesville following the white supremacist riots. long on the verge of getting ready for a monday night matchup against the redskins. live team coverage from the link here on nbc 10, the official station of the philadelphia eagles. >> you just said that's real commitment. for all the players who we see demonstrating who say they want change. he's doing something. that's action in a big way. >> love it. >> that's commitment. that's commitment. and our hat's off to you. he's making a million dollars this year. low for an nfl player. but he came here because h

otherwise positive economic data gave a boost to frankfort jackson paris get jobs. after european manufacturers report their most productive month since two thousand eleven in september. walter trading higher on the first day of the fourth quarter all three major indices hit a new all time high at their open. at the dow jones rising about a hundred points. tech sector is underperforming slightly it's been weighing down the nasdaq a little bit. now moving on some days other business headlines britain will continue to lobby the united states over threatened sanctions on the canadian aviation giant from bargy a. month according to the chance of the exchequer philip hammond. warned there are no limits. thousands of jobs in northern ireland could impacted by last week vision by the us commerce department. to impose a two o hundred a. percent tariff on barges jets. it's after us rival boeing accusesed of relief of receiving illegal state subsidies. nissan has recalled one point two million cars in japan. your maker said the certain models produced its home market between

frankfort jackson paris's cac among both close in the green room with london's footsie down one tenth the person. meanwhile oil prices rose after iraqi forces seize the disputed creek cook province which includes several large oil fields iraq is opec's second largest producer. brent crude was up more than one percent a short while ago and wti in the united states up about eight tenths of a percent. now the us senate is expected to debate this week on a thirty six point five billion dollar emergency relief bill. that passed in the house last week. the measure will give the u. s. territory of porto rico access to four point nine billion dollars in low interest treasury loans to help its recovery efforts after it was devastated by hurricane real last month. most the island remained without power and businesses have barely reopened. but pretty because economy was in shambles long before maria visited the island as kim umbilical explains. are not. new foods water no electricity full week softer hurricane maria price to recode faces unprecedented devastation. its economy was already in sham

puts in london also closing down and the dax in frankfort. however finishing in the green at zero plans over zero seven percent. moving on to some of the other business stories making headlines this frida. u. s. bank wells fargo has reported a steep decline in third quarter earnings falling twenty percent to just over four billion dollars. this is due to one billion dollars in expected legal costs related to regulatory investigations into its mortgage practices. before the two thousand eight cririsis also affectig earnings is additional spending on compliance following a fake account scandal that came to light in the past. year. meanwhile it's a rival bank of america is taking advantage of a higher interest rate sensing its profits rising this quarter up thirteen percent. growth at the u. s. is second largest lender happened indeed consumer banking and wealth management sectors coupled with cost controls. banknk's profits this quartr are its highest in six year. and the bitcoin as hit an all time high this friday the virtual currency was valu

tweet on thursday's sparked speculations that more jobs are moving to germany's financial district frankfort that as the next round of talks take place blankfein tweeted just left frankfurt great meetings great weather really enjoyed it good because i'll be spending a lot more time there back trying to find tweeted on thursday britain is currently home to most of goldman goldman's european operations that has around six thousand employees frankfurt is seen as the biggest beneficiary from wall street banks moving out of london the iraqi region of kurdistan as an important hub in the middle east turkey iran and iraq all move their goods to one another through the autonomous region the kurds are pushing for independence still the region's location makes it difficult for neighboring countries to make good on their threats of closing the borders but is the region really so invulnerable. business is humming at the ybor him clear border crossing between turkey and iraqi kurdistan three weeks after kurds in iraq voted for independence a little here seems changed the shops are filled with goods produ

apparently going to become the new london of europe >> if frankfort's so great, open space there. >>ow, that's actually not an insignificant thing. blankfein trying to sort of -- >> no, i immediately -- we both tweeted it out, because it's the most significant thing that he's said >> his twitter account is not particularly -- >> it's like it was one tweet for every 30,000 followers but it is, i thought this was very important, because london real estate is ridiculously expensive. frankfort, which is not necessarily known for being beautiful but -- >> and not to mention in the bigger picture that the talks between prime minister may and the -- and everybody else in the eu, not said to be going particularly well so far, in terms of meeting any of their hope for end points and trying to figure out how their going to actually negotiate a soft exit as opposed to a harder exit. >> is it going better than madrid versus catalonia? >> that's another tough one, as catalan refuses to drop their independence bid and spain says we're going to go in and take constitutional control >> you want to g

we recently stopped in frankfort, kentucky, asking folks, what is the most important issue in their state? >> my name is gerald atkins. one of the more important issues going on in kentucky right now is public pensions. the legislators are getting ready to call a special session to fund our pensions. it is very important to all public sector workers and all their families. we have a coalition called the kentucky public coalition caucus, various members of joined us and our partnering with us. it is very important and our coalition is trying to make sure the legislators do the right thing and find a funding source for our pension. >> i am jerry freeman. one of the biggest issues is the drug problem. even in rural kentucky the drug problem is rampant. that is definitely one of the biggest issues. merkovsky. is dee dee the most pressing issue in the commonwealth is the employees retirement. >> voices from the states on c-span. secretaryouse press sarah sanders systemic numbers of the white house press corps for a conversation about how the administration approaches the press.

the route goes between the frankfort transportation center and the sammany mall. >>> history revealshy we could soon get a look at thousands of never-before seen documents on the assassination of president john f. kennedy. we're hearing reaction from one of the late president's relatives. >>> it is one of the most suspense full moments in sports. one game to decide a trip to the world series. we'll show you who came out on top in game seven of the american league playoffs. >>> check out our satellite view. for now, warm conditions, scattered clouds overhead. take a look at what's heading our directions. we have storms and good bits of rain by your workweek. we will talk more about that. here is a live view in south philly. trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ >>> let's talk about our conditions today. 56 at 9:00 a.m. warming up to the mid and upper 70s. by 5:00, starting to take the trend down. forecasting a high at the airport, up to 77 degree

. >> host: you are originally from frankfort, germany. our similar efforts going on in germany that you see in the united states, do you know? >> guest: i probably don't know but i can just assume yes, that data science worldwide is becoming bigger and bigger and is also becoming a big thing in cybersecurity. >> host: melissa kilby, thanks for being on "the communicators." >> guest: thanks for having me here. >> c-span, where history unfold the daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable-television companies and is brought to you today i your cable or satellite provider. >> this morning c-span2 c-spane coverage begins at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span two. >> tomorrow we live in jefferson city, missouri, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capital to the j ashcroft will be our guest on the bowstring "washington journal" starting at 8 a.m. eastern. >> next on c-span2, a discussion with the national security agency director mike rogers. he talked about the pending renewal of the foreign intelligence surveillanc

the route goes between the frankfort transportation center and the mall.ey will offer greater service frequency and fewer stops. >>> history reveals why we could soon get a look at thousands of never-before seen documents on the assassination of president john f. kennedy. what a kennedy family member thinks about it all. >>> harry potter fans get their fill in philadelphia. a look at the festival that brought wands and wizard to germantown avenue. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> welcome back. your sunday outlook, if you have plans outside, you are going to be in great condition. we have a cool morning with some cloud

there's a we are live in frankfort, kentucky for the next up on the c-span bus with the capitals tour. kentucky senate president robert and secretary of state allison will be our guest on the bust during washington journal. starting at 8:10 a.m. eastern and join us thursday for the entire washington journal starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. the house hearing today focused on the federal government of cyber security programs and initiatives. it includes election and system designation is critical infrastructure and modernizing the federal government it system. from house homeland security subcommittee this is one hour and 20 minutes. >> the committee on homeland security subcommittee on cyber security and infrastructure protection will come to order. first of all, i'm sure i speak for all of us here on the day as expressing our deepest condolences to all of the family members and all of the victims of yesterday's tragedy in las vegas. it is like the ones yesterday really demand the utmost humanity in response to such blind hate and able and hopefully it will give us a renewed se

i live in frankfort, kentucky. one of the more important issues in kentucky right now is public pensions. legislators are here in kentucky getting ready to call a special session to try to fund our special -- excuse me, our pensions. and it's very important to all of the public sector workers and all of their families. we have a coalition called the kentucky public pension coalition which includes firefighters. police officers, state workers, reteared state workers and various other members who have joined us and are partnering with us. it's very important and our coalition is trying to fight and make sure that the legislators here in kentucky do the recognize thing and find a funding source for our pensions. >> my name is jerry freeman. and one of the biggest issues of this state is the drug problem. even in rural kentucky, the drug problem is rampant. so that's definitely one of the biggest issues. >> hi, my name is dede. i work for the commonwealth of kentucky. and the most pressing issue right now in the common

. >> i live here in frankfort, kentucky.one of the more important issues going on right now is public pensions. legislators are getting ready to call special sessions to try to funder pensions. it's important to the public sector workers and their families. we have a coalition which includes firefighters, police officers, retired state workers and various other members that have joined us in a partnering with us. our coalition is trying to fight to make sure legislators to the right thing find a funding source for pension. >> one of the biggest issues in the state is the drug problem. even in rural kentucky the drug problem is rampant. that's a big issue. >> hello, i work for the commonwealth of kentucky. most pressing issue right now in the commonwealth's employee retirement. >> voices from the state on c-span. >> 's, we look at usa today washington correspondent paul senior white house reporter, darling. this is one hour. >> for monday roundtable in the week ahead were joined by usa today washington correspondent paul sing

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host: thomas calling from frankfort, kentucky.ler: i want to say i think it is a shame what is going on, all these rapes, and we need to look at what is causing this. the way women dress, even on newscasts and tv shows, a camera will shine up under the desk to show these women whose dresses are, you know, way up. i guess women who go out in just that way are pretty much asking for it if they are around some sick creditor, and i think we need to stop all of this, especially on television. thank you very much. guest: i respectfully disagree that the way women dress is a big part of the problem or that it should be held against accusers that they were dressed a certain way. i do not believe that, and i do not believe people who are trying to reform this believe that. the captain of the yale best loved him, a woman who had had sex with him a couple of times already, got into bed naked with him and then by her account decided that she did not really want to go forward, but she did not say no. he did not leave. he did not push. he had s

there's a we are live in frankfort, kentucky for the next up on the c-span bus with the capitals tour. kentucky senate president robert and secretary of state allison will be our guest on the bust during washington journal. starting at 8:10 a.m. eastern and join us thursday for the entire washington journal starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span.