poor track record in addressing flaws and problems that have been identified by the office and the ga zero. would you like to enlighten us a little bit on this relationship between your office and the census bureau and their willingness to follow-up on the the things you suggested. >> in that respect we are encouraged by willingness to work with us and other stakeholder groups. just an example in the way we engage the census bureau on a monthly basis we meet with the acting director and deputy director and before that with the director of the census bureau. we share information about ongoing problems. we have regular discussions about the progress they are making on implementing our recommendations. they are much more transparent than they used to be. i've been involved with senses issue since 1997 and there has been a change in terms of the culture at the census bureau and their willingness to work with outside groups and going into the 2000 senses it was very standoffish, try to keep ga zero at bay and other organizations. now they embrace our recommendations and that goes all the way up

. >> but i know the populist argument of getting oil from canada and mexico and energy zero or gas from the united states or hydropower to be more reliant in our own arianna and less required to rely on a the dictators is a populist idea so is more enthusiasm. >> it is a grid so it is a north american energy grid. and it is my job halifax u.s. relations so city at these councils i am not sure how this originated so that is doing all the lights in this room right now it is absolutely seamless but that they lose me and. it is seamless as to where the energy is coming from. to incorporate to the different seeds to resulted the efficient use or distribution of power. >> those are using a populist argument to be those vintage is starting with the energy. >> one of the main purposes and to lock up the changes to undoing the energy reform in with the mexican society to have that energy chapter 4250, in hypotheticals you don't have to get too accurate. that's enough work to keep you going for a couple years. this is perhaps, have i said hypothetically enough? >> so, what is happening? >> it is,

about 46% of new york's energy supply coming from coal, oil, and natural gas, fossil fuel energy producers argue the state's zero emission credits interfere with the energy market. >> we are running just under a 1000 megawatts right now. basically full capacity. >> reporter: robert flexon is the c.e.o. of dynegy, an energy company that operates coal, oil, and natural gas plants in 12 states including new york. while the state says if the nuclear plants shut down, carbon polluting fossil fuels will replace them, flexon believes the opposite-- arguing the hole left by nuclear will be filled by renewables. >> at the end of the 12 year subsidy, what do you have? you've got some really old nuclear units that are 50 years old that need to be retired. and now, you're going to charge the citizens again for putting in that next generation of power generation, that you could be doing right now. >> reporter: but in the short term, if these three plants were to close down, that certainly would be good for you folks. >> well, i mean, it's a competitive market. and the way that new york was designed was to be the cheapest meg

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this would be thieves zeroed on a gas station atm in clinton maryland.nce again, no cash, just leaving a huge old mess behind. our annie yu is live from clinton with the scene. what a mess, annie. >> reporter: what a mess indeed. you're right holly. that's pretty what the suspects left behind a big old mess. did not leave here with the atm machine, and police say this happened around 2:30 this morning. look behind me. you can see the window is busted out. you've got the atm into peaces. and you know the manager tells me they're really trying to figure out at this point how they'll proceed because this is popular gas station. tucked near a main intersection off of woodyard many have st pumps are still working they might have to shut it all down to get this all fixed no one has been out here to clean this up obviously. police have left. big old mess left behind. the machine sat right by this window here, and you know, aside from the significant damage the station attendant he's really lucky to be a life because he says he was standing not too far from wher

you're watching on to zero here's a reminder of the top stories police in the kenyan capital have used tear gas to disperse opposition protesters calling for changes to the electoral commission confusion is mounting over the stones for peak presidential vote say opposition candidate mylo day will be on the ballot despite his withdrawal on tuesday. spain's prime minister has given catalogs leader charles puts them on until monday to say whether or not he used to clarity independence spanish government says it will take away the region's political autonomy if it presses ahead with secession. u.s. president donald trump has suggested talks on the three country north american trade deal could fail that's after a visit by the canadian prime minister by justin trudeau says he's optimistic about the negotiations and that the meeting with trump went well. as rescued seventy five migrants who were stranded on a rubber boat one thousand women and four children are among the survivors that were brought ashore to a center in tripoli the nearby town of is considered one of the largest human trafficking poin

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end of the scale, i would propose dropping the rate to zero for them on income taxes but they are paying their fair share in property taxes, in gas tax, in sales tax. they're helping their local fire department, their local police department. they're paying for the roads that are federally subsidized based on their gas tax. they are paying taxes, but if they are not at a rate and an income high enough to be able to survive on that rate, let's drop theirs to a zero percent for income tax but they'll keep some of the other taxes so h they'll still contribute to society and still be a part of this great nation. dropping those rates down to the lowest bracket being zero percent for income tax, then a 12%, 25% and 35% is a pretty standard rate. quite frankly, this is something that was proposed in the simpson-bowles proposal before. that was a bipartisan proposal to be able to come out on how we could reform the system. eliminating the alternative minimum tax, you want to talk about a complicated tax code, we have basically two tax codes. we have the standard tax code. then we have the alternative minimum tax. and everyone who does th

thought we had an oil and gas probably thought we had a fracking problem here we realize but now we have here is a democracy. joining me now is the director of we the people two point zero documentary filmmaker and producer laila connors well welcome to the program hi tom thanks for having me thanks it's great having you with us here tell us about we the people to point out what what fundamentally is this film about. well this film is fundamentally about democracy in this country and the health of democracy and especially the right of people every day people left right and center it doesn't matter what political party or in their ability to express themselves in terms of how they want to live in their community so the film basically follows the first communities in this country who drove local home rule laws into place to protect themselves against pollution in the case of the first community with sludge it's now used in many different scenarios but the fundamental purpose of the film was to make people aware that sadly though we talk about being the best democracy in the world on the ground you will find several communities would disagree with that when they are faced

gas assets that were bought two years ago. >> one thing. >> if they do a spinoff, it's not like the value is zero >> spinoff. >> do a spin, right? you have whatever new co is. there's value there. >> right. >> that's important. >> okay. let's take a vote quickly. >> hold on. >> move onto the other value trade or traps do we buy ge here? raise your hands >> well, i'll say it this way. >> no. >> -- because i like to buy other people's problems. as an investor, that's a great place to be. right now this is somebody else's problem yo >> you're the only one here? >> i don't own it. >> yes, i would buy it. >> no and no. >> i think there's further down side. >> but ahead of the earnings if b.k. wanted to buy it, he'd do it with options. >> all right ge, as we mentioned, not the only well-known name in the gutter check out viacom at the lowest level since september 2009 macy's down a whopping 43% this year are these names deep value stocks or value traps. i go to the value investor what do you say, karen >> these, this applies to ge as well, you have to remember, the stocks are down a lot. they're trading cheap prices however, both via

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gas tax is that a pay for? >> i do not see tha. kevin: could we have for tax brackets or five tax brackets? >> i do not think so, a zeroet and the 12%, 25%, 35%. and you talk to my house colleagues, that is what most of them want to see. propagationagainst -- for or against rothification. >> we want people not to be penalized for putting money into their 401(k)s, we should reward them. kevin: should they be taxed on the upfront? >> let's see what will happen, we want to simply say, make everybody whole on this money and make certain they are benefiting and are rewarded. that they are not penalized. kevin: onward to the tax bill, awaiting the details. there was a lot of controversy with senator bob corker, a republican from tennessee, that had no impact it looks like in terms of moving the ball forward, would you agree? >> everybody wants to focus on getting tax relief done and done quickly. the american people want us to focus on that. they are saying to get this job done, we are overtaxed and overburdened. it is time for us to tell the irs and the federal government, you need to be shrinking, because we have been shri

zero. they are up right now in the sick many. dodgers leading the cubs three three-one in chicago. >>> how about that flyers game though. gasl and then nolan patrick beautiful right between legs and then weiss is able to clean it up in flyers are looking good. >> flyers are looking good. eight goals on saturday. >> which is amazing. >> five goals today. >> no offensive -- >> that is fire on the ice. >> that is fire on the ice. >> fattest game on ice, man. love that. speaking of ice, i mean -- >> yeah. little,ing. >> pretty soon they'll be able to play outside. >> right. you've gost coming in. >> frost inn tear 84 south jersey and warmer temperatures in ocean city in the 50's today. in the 60s top. philadelphia in the 70s we'll be oh and roll that was monday. maybe some rain for monday night football. that's changing. we have to keep an eye on that. >> all right. >> all right. thank you kathy. eagles will win that game. no problem. nothing to worry about. that will do it for us here tonight at 10:00. we'll see you baaing here at 11:00. remember your mega millions lottery drawing is next so good luck to you. >> here's what's

gas i mean of course you could have turned into b.b.c. news night they had guests on every single night saying that there would be regime change that there would be collapse that there would be zero the country would default even though there was no external debt and they were looking for current you know payments crisis they were looking for all these sort of things and that didn't happen now the u.n. looked at it and they found that there it cost one hundred fifty five billion in total about fifty five billion of it was to russia but they couldn't distinguish what whether what how much the sanctions versus the collapse in oil price had caused that the hundred billion was to european small businesses german businesses and small farmers what's going on speaking of small farmer oh my goodness george washington oh my goodness this is a special a special time of the phone call other of america. is here with us george to oversee. oh there he is is surveying all that is his is dominion this united states of america thanks to george two very wisely after two terms in office stepped down and had a peaceful transfer of power while unlike those british people you mention the b.b.c. and of

zero cost to speem compacted in the santa rosa area. one of the corporate partners stepping up airbnb and we have reports of gas lines gas stations sold out because as we have seen people have been driving away since 1 in the morning. gas lines are long and some gas stations are sold out. >> we want to go to the other story, the earthquake that was felt around the bay area, 4.19 magnitude in the allen rock area of san jose. our ion cull is in that area. in milpitas what are you hearing, ian? >> reporter: janelle it's interesting for myself. i was here at the hue mane society working on a story when i was sitting in the car and it felt like a strong gust of the wind hit it. it did what many of us californians you feel like is might be a earthquake. looked around checked out the surroundings, trees were completely calm because there is not a breeze here. i felt like someone might be pushing the back of the car. that wasn't the case. i looked online. usgs obviously at magnitude 4.1 earthquake right now. the people i talked to here nepd they didn't really feel much. one person was upset because they wanted to feel it. but sighing reports of i

because i drive a zero emission car, you might not pay at the pump, but you will pay a new $100 vehicle registration fee in 2020. tomorrow is november 1st. it is the first day that gastations can start transitioning to the cheaper, winter blend. you may not feel the full impact of the 20 cent a gallon tax right away because we are making that switch. but, you are probably going to notice it as you stand and watch the ticker go up and up. san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> we know it all too well. >> going to be lines to get gas today. thank you very much. >>> people are out the door, it seems like early this morning. >> probably see folks early in the commute this afternoon and evening. folks tend to want to get home before it gets dark if they have smaller kids or want to be ready for trick or treaters. that's the pattern for this tuesday. sensors are looking great right now. we have it pulled up in the altamont pass. there's the build of folks off 205 and 80. this is where they meet, grant line road. the activity has at least one pickup truck on the shoulder. then an easier drive toward the dublin interchange. 15 minutes. that's an easy drive. look at

gas pump virtually obsolete. it's an ambition environmental milestone even by california standards, but is it doable? the says yes. it's very likely in 20 who that in california virtually all the cars sold would be zeromission vehicles in the last three months much of the international community has embraced electric. he says china, indiana and some yeurn countries have already adopted the yeurn goal. they're going to dominate the light duty vehicles. it's just a question of time. electric cars make up less than 2 percent of vehicles on the the road according to sterling. some drivers are skeptical, about 2040. it may take them a little longer than that to do it. they're already on their way. i don't think we make it by 2040 but it's a good standard to try and get to. while it seems a long way away the state does expect to see more drivers trading in the pump for the plug. weel it will be interesting to t see if that ever why two high school football players are off their team tonight. we'll be right back. >> and today nsm plairg continu ed to take a knee and also take a stand during the national anthem. new orleans saints players and staff knelt but once it began they stood in unison at the women bl