when you talk to me about earl gage, it is a name. it is a memory.membrance. but earl gage or whoever it is, that name should be burned into your soul for the point of view for the black firefighters, that somebody had to pay the price to be able to get here. for myself, is a commissioner, part of that, and we mentioned it was part of the consent agree i remember the day when firefighters, what is called the plaintiff his against disagreement. it was a really clear definition of what your associations stood for on an asian level at an african-american level or latino level. part of that was diversity. or an opportunity to have members of our community to serve within this requirement. it does not necessarily have to be african-american, but in this state and this presentation, the point of information -- of the we said that many times. its may 24th year as a fire commissioner but i was a first asian-american vice president of the san francisco fire commission in 140 years. i remember that. i e-mailed my son in japan where he was studying and told him

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gage and last week cavanagh denied the allegations at a senate judiciary committee hearing but i have never done this but given the serious allegations and cavanagh's combative defense that he's the victim of a political smear campaign democrats are questioning kavanagh's temperament for the role of supreme court justice it was clearly a college aren't aggressive angry and he revealed himself as a partisan i would think that if i were a democrat going before him i'd ask him to recuse himself president donald trump says he has no backup plan when it comes to the confirmation of judge kavanaugh the f.b.i. is currently investigating its report is expected.

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and that will gage, or that will give us some sense of whether then democratic leaders respond in a way that keeps this alive beyond the current moment. >> quijano: for the senators who crossed party lines, what drove them to do it? >> well, i think that they-- basically, local politics. and so for senator lisa murkowski there a lot-- first of all, she is quite independent. she was able to win re-election to her office, after losing in a republican primary. she also has a number of local issues, where people are-- have reason to be suspicious of judge kavanaugh. the opposite is true for joe manchin in west virginia, the democrat who crossed over and voted with the republicans. he's in a state that all of the counties went to president trump in the last election. they also went to mitt romney in the previous one. so, this is a very red state and so, for him, there is no reason to not do anything to make too angry, some of those republican voters, who might vote for the republican at the top of the ticket, but vote for joe manchin, their former governor in the senate race. >> quijano: joh

getting ready for her wedding but i stopped going to school in the seventh grade because i got an gaged my mother knows him he came and told her that he wanted me this and that was that. mother has just fourteen years old when her fiance first brought her her engagement ring it slipped off her finger and had to be resized to fit her small hand. she fled war torn syria to a refugee camp in lebanon's bekaa valley. the stent is home to her her mother and three siblings it's difficult to make ends meet with the must have got a bonus of the day i need to pay for electricity household expenses rent i also have medical expenses two of my children have chronic asthma when they have attacks at night there's nothing i can do mara won't be the first in her family to be married off as a girl her mother went when she was fifteen eight organizations say the humanitarian crisis has seen child marriages increase within syrian refugee communities. many like matter who no longer have a childhood with few responsibilities to look forward to. who also will know what i have to get married because of our sit

though as america's influence seems to be waiting china's increasing in terms of influence in the gages on the world stage it does look like we're still not keen on the world order being led from beijing what's driving the distrust. well we do know that china's favor ability is slightly lower than the u.s. around the world and we also know that when we asked a question about whether the chinese government respects the personal freedoms of its people much fewer people say that china does that and that human rights record might be a part of the reason why china's favor ability and overall people are less inclined to say china is the world's you know is is that or is the world's leading power but at the same time more people nowadays say that china is parity in the u.s. in terms of the world's leading economies and seventy percent across our survey say that china is more important than it was ten years ago versus only thirty one percent who say the same thing about the united states so the world's is not so keen on president trump well which world leaders do they like. well of the five wor

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magistrate because i was extremely angry that nothing was done was done about it so the money laundering gages knew that nothing was done and likewise. the commissioner of police knew about it and was doing nothing. the prime minister's chief of staff maintains that these one transfers were refund for a personal loan i expect that the prime minister to fire his chief of staff immediately and to assume political responsibility himself because he chose. so you see this is not just about the chief of staff of the prime minister it's more than that it's about the prime ministers a lack of will to fight corruption when you have someone who is revealed. still kept in the job. and nothing is the one to investigate and then there are real problems with the rule of law. just as must scouts the prime minister refused our request for an interview we waited for him outside parliament. is the risk of what do you answer to the multiple allegations of origin on your government and stuff of course are numerous times works of are you going to take action i have taken action which action did you take is the ris

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congressional debt gages is fully supportive. congressman well. senator leahy, senator handers. i've not heard from you. you have not committed. if the secretaries of the air force called on you and if you were fortunate to be elected in november, and the secretary of the air force called on you make a decision, are you going base it in vermont or not? i have eight other states that are interested in this and want it in their communities and are beating down the door because that's happened to me just a few months ago and i had to answer, yes, absolutely we wanted hire. >> understand, i've met with groups and looked at the data. there's something is question. i certainly would be -- assertsly deserve -- think it deserves a deep identified especially the f-35 program has been grounded. i never said i wouldn't support it. and i'm not saying i will support it. i'm saying i have some questions. assertsly -- if elected governor i will ask the questions and make sure i feel comfortable that the dat day looked at is answered with some good, qualitative answers. i'm not second-guessing

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of that battle i took a moment to find his name on the men in gage alongside thousands of his comrades we will remember them thank you but the builders of that all of memory also wanted us to do something else alongside a commitment to remember they inscribed a command that still calls to us today see to it that they shall not have suffered and died in vain those words express a determination that transformed our country a determination that the men who returned from the quagmire hours of passion to their families here in birmingham and across the land should have homes fit for heroes that the women who made munitions kept the buses and trains running so far fighters and police officers should have a voice in our democracy that a country which stood together in solidarity with people of every class share in the danger should become a fairer place a generation later another victory built on shared sacrifice renewed that determination twice in a century britain came together to beat the odds and build a better future a stronger democracy in the mother of parliaments where every person no

for democrats, thtse resould gage party strategy for 2020. >> the biggest pools of voters for them tendbe young people, people of color, low income voters andhose voters traditionally are the lowest participation rates. >> if they vote at hir amounts they would almost certainly flip. >> so for republicans, they already have their eye on early voting for the mid-terms, president trump made it a priority to hold a rally in houston this coming monday. f >> but now, both crudz an o'rourke will continue reaching out to voters for the next faw weeks, each with their own vision for the future of texas. >> for the pbssh newr, i'm tomeka weatherspoon. >> woodruff: while eyes are on the senate race in tas, competitive house races are crucial to a blue wave on election day. we'll now ta a look at what's playing out in some of thesece close in key states with three public media reporters: scott shafer, of kqed in california, briana vannozzi of njtv in new jersey, and mary lahammer of twin cities pbs in minnesota. welcome to all three of you.to and i'm tbin start, in the est and work my way west bri

well it certainly brings it up to the next level doesn't it makes it a much more international ng gaged issue very much puts turkey and earned on its leader in a position of being able to provide international bodies the materials that they are hoping to be able to use for this investigation so it has certainly played into the hands of one of the main actors in this in this imbroglio and the benefits that turkey is gaining from this are clear. or if i may point out one thing about what i for i see happening on the saudi side certainly they are moving to do damage control on all sides the the crown prince was making several very. warm statements towards qatar for the very first time at the davos in the desert meeting he was saying things about turkey that were very warm and we have not heard this kind of language and certainly his father has now been speaking to and live markel. i mean i'm going to ask you about relationships with other countries but i found interesting that saudi arabia's attorney general's office is now saying it's looking into the possibility that this was premeditate

a gang rape and the dragon women will be asked did he ever see this happen or did see cavanagh or gage and last week cavanagh denied the alley. at a senate judiciary committee hearing but i've never done this but given the serious allegations and cavanagh's combative defense that he's the victim of a political smear campaign democrats are questioning kavanagh's temperament for the role of supreme court justice it was clearly a college aren't aggressive angry and he revealed himself as a partisan i would think that if i were a democrat going before him i'd ask him to recuse himself president donald trump says he has no backup plan when it comes to the confirmation of judge cavanagh the f.b.i. is currently investigating its report is expected sometime after friday it will be delivered to the white house and then will go on to the senate or senators will then vote whether to confirm the controversy or judge can really help at al-jazeera the white house now a land mine rather has killed three children in eastern ukraine they triggered the device while playing in an abandoned house in the c

defense minister for war toughened military action and indeed israel has recently suffered a druze when gage went over such incidences of course that makes incidents such as this all the more possible taken all together it's a very dangerous brew and at the center of it all today a family three families grieving for the deaths of three young boys let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world and. members of the jewish community in pittsburgh have called on president trump to do more to condemn white nationalism after a saturday synagogue shooting a minute's silence has been held to remember the eleven victims the open letter says the president won't be welcome in the city unless he stops targeting minorities a forty six year old man accused of the shootings has arrived at the courthouse and gallagher has more from pittsburgh. well rob about was the suspected shooter in saturday morning's horrendous hate crime is due to appear in court later on monday he's now been released from hospital and of course faces twenty nine charges eleven of which are related to those

so many meetings, n—gage. three times a day? gosh. so many meetings, n-gage. —— engagements. where do we go shopping? it in our wardrobes. we should actually go shopping in each other‘s wardrobes! should actually go shopping in each other's wardrobes! if you want the same thing two days on the trot, you would get all sorts of grief. people say you never wear the same things twice, we do! you might see things twice, we do! you might see things coming back if you look at recordings from ten years ago. you would be surprised. we do recycle. our stylus helps us. we don't have one, do we? —— stylist. our stylus helps us. we don't have one, do we? -- stylist. it's a lovely top. thank you! i almost a bit scottish? the scottish national team, a little bit? we are here to talk about sport. it is a tricky old time. after last week's humiliating nations league defeat to israel, scotland lost 3—1 to the european champions portugal in a friendly last night. a half—full hampden park watched on as the scots slipped to a sixth defeat in eight games under manager alex mcleish.

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he was measuring the pressure of this hurricane, continued to put his gage out the window. we also checked the hallways of this hotel afterward to check on the families here. because the windows in this hotel came crashing in in many of the rooms. but everybody was okay here. today, though, with the sun now coming up, obviously the scope of the damage here is widespread. just as families begin to go home and survey the damage to their own homes but they have to be careful with all those power lines down. robin, back to you. >> we lost contact with ginger at the height of the storm, thank goodness she hunkered down out of harm's way. a home washed away in front of her eyes. >> reporter: we start the day reporting on a balcony across the day from a blue house. my ears have been popping for a half hour. i'm not standing outside because i can't. and i won't because it is just too dangerous. we have seen debris flying, pieces of homes. certainly huge. you can hear it. just take a listen to that, that incredible roar. i am constantly trying to keep cool. we are in a cement buildi

everyday before 6 a.m., bob mueller comes into the gage, slips in. witnesses will come in through the garage. they're bringing in every single white housofficial they can. meanwhile, they're talking through all the different russian interference onocial media. this is a sprawling, active investigation. wa now there's this new reporting from the street journal," reporting that special counsel robert mueller's... >> narrator: some of mueller'sn investigatwas finally going public. >> scial counsel robert mueller has issued subpoenas... >> narrator: trump campaign foreign policy aide george papadopoulos pled guilty to lying about russian contacts.at >> ...ormer trump aide george papadopoulos has pleaded guilty to making false... >> narrator: trump's campaign chairman, paul manafort, and his deputy rick gates were indicted on numerous charges ranging from conspiracy to money laundering. >> ...manafort and his former business associate rick gatesre were told tonder to federal authorities this morning. >> narrator: mike flynn pled yingty to that charge of t

to the extent they're a temperature gage for the overall economy, i think they are, we're seeing a goodndustry >> it's still pretty fragmented. waste management, the big three players make up 45% of the collection and 15% of disposal pretty fragmented. room for m&a >> are you going to continue with the dumpsters talking to each other >> we might. we like it >> it can make a difference. >> i'm the wrong guy to ask about that, i'm not very creative >> you farm that out to somebody way more creative. >> you still talk to steiner i haven't talked to him in a while. >> he plays like gary. but he looks like him. >>> robert jackson joins us to talk about the sec's decision to block higher fees for certain stock market data. the commissioner says boosts profits while raising investors' costs. and then we will talk to adeena friedman, her take on commissioners. straight ahead >>> time now for aflac trivia question how much did americans spend on their pets' halloween costumes last year? the answer when cnbc squawk continues. no-good break. gooood. i'm so sorry we can't make your barbecue. i'm ju

max daley, investigativejournalist and global drugs editor at vice uk, and from liverpool is dr suzi gageaine snorters. there is not really any connection. i have investigated this. i have spoken to the people who have stabbed other people, i have spoken to stabbing victims, and this is not about, in the main, about the drug trade. these killings in london are all linked to petty social media beefs, poor school libraries... but there is some linked to drugs —— postcode rivalries. but "vulnerable" kids, taking cocaine to the home counties to sell to the middle—class drug use was... county lines is a slightly different thing, out of london, because that is london gang and there are some kind of gang rivalries there, because it is new, fresh turf, so there are some linked to drugs there, but in london, and i have looked into it... the killings in the last month, and there are a very tenuous links. fair enough. when the tories say there's this link between middle—class coke snorters and young teenagers killing each other on the streets of london, it's just not true. that each other on the str

maria: we will get the latest inflation gage in 6 minutes' time produce price index comes out joininghaving discussion quarterly has what is your take on the president, talking about the fed and the fed in moves to raise rates quickly. >> maria nobody knows we moved into a new house, i don't know where light switches are when i get up in the middle night feel around go slowly try to find the switch that is what fed is doing. >> not going slow doing four rate hikes. >> one per quarter is slower than last cycle doing 8 times per year. so they are on a pretty slow pace i think, and don't know where they are going to end up market doesn't know where they are going to end up created uncertainty in treasury market last few weeks i think they go higher than market expects. >> what gives fed right to try to slow -- speed up an economy why do they think they control 330 million -- >> hubris at the end of the day, i have to say i like light switch analogy they are moving towards something they don't know exactly where it is they don't know what might break. >> -- statement you are making, hubri

. >> debt aside for one moment what is other most important metric you look at to gage the economy ororate sector? . >> well, obviously i am looking at real-time market indicators credit spreads to see ways happening there it is interesting that all of a sudden -- you know, for -- the entire period that fed has been raying rates since december 2015, corporate markets kind of been in twilight zone yields spreads continued to incline. >> even though raising you are talking about rock-bottom rates. >> but moving up now and i guess the problem is you know, these numbers are stunning to me but if you look at interest payments for the s&p 500, versus the total debt, it gives imputed interest rate 3.6% s&p 500 companies paying 3.6% the u.s. government can barely pay borrow 3.6% incredibly low, investment yield is 5. so if next 12 months they have all this debt to roll they have to roll even at 4 and 1/25% going to be a big deal going to hit earnings, what i am really impersonated that expectations for 11 1/2 percent earnings growth next year might start to come under scrutiny as people facto

schemes,gaged in tax reaping riches from his father."n talk about that or any public policy issue you want to talk about. phone lines again, republicans (202) 748-8001, democrats (202) 748-8000, independents (202) 748-8002. steve is up first in missouri, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning, john. i'm going to vote today, as it developed -- absentee ballot. i am going to vote straight democrat. i feel that our democracy is at stake, the right to vote and freedom of press the first thing on the chopping block. if we get a democratic congress, house and senate, we can impeach both trump and pence. the third one in line is the speaker of the house. i don't know if it is going to be nancy pelosi or somebody like that, but whatever it is, we can get rid of this corrupt russian paid for administration, and hopefully get an independent party on the next election, and maybe get a better government after that point. host: steve, if democrats do take the house, who would you like to see as speaker? would you be supportive of nancy pelosi