cannibalization, democrats had to figure out a way forward that may -- to run for any -- getting past -- >> gerri brown, and -- >> i love it. young people -- and we need to move on. >> she needs to move on. >> what was the key? democrats lost these key states, michigan, pennsylvania. she almost lost to minnesota. white blue-collar workers, they took them for granted. she didn't even visit these states. like the clip we showed, rich silicon valley guys in the hamptons or chilling out and then she represents somebody struggling to pay their rent or put their kids to college. >> not only did they feel they were taken for granted but these are traditional democratic strongholds who fell they were being taken for granted but there voice wasn't being heard, they weren't part of the dialogue and in washington treating them as flyover country. >> i don't think this is accidental. as part of a calculated -- democrats are very confident they are going to take the house next year and donald trump -- so they are all positioning themselves to take advantage of this vacuum where he would not be impeached before he l

governor gerri brown. i am back to the business watch.e stabbing of an officer at a michigan airport investigated for an act of terror. this is the latest in a slew of attacks targeting civilians here and abroad. a new poll showing a growing number of americans less likely to attend crowded events due to fears of terrorism. if this trend continues could impact the economy? >> it could impact the economy if we see attacks on a massive scale like we saw with 9/11. those types of events affect insurance companies, the tourism sector, americans in general are incredibly resilient people. i'm heading to a sporting event this weekend, no way i will ever let the terrorists stop me from going to sporting events or whatever i want to go to and that is the nature and spirit of the american people in general. can massive attacks have an effect on the economy? absolutely in the sectors we talk about but the encouraging thing is the market has remained resilient despite many attacks we have seen in europe in 2017 alone. dagen: the 30% number we are lo

the court recommended the 74-year-old's release but gerri brown cites the heinous nature of the crimeselible mark on the public so davis is still and will remain behind bars. elizabeth: to the debate on medical marijuana, a hot topic at the state level across the us, and industry helping steel town get an economic boost. >> reporter: pennsylvania awarded its first medical marijuana permit this week to a dozen communities, it was not chosen this time around but they hope they will be next. >> really hit bottom, 90% of its populations were gone, playgrounds were open and it was considered a violent place. >> reporter: braddock, pennsylvania, once a booming steel town has been bankrupt since 1988. mayor john fetterman believes opening a medical marijuana facility would bring back jobs and revised the trouble down. >> medical marijuana provided enough financial assistance, would create a magnet business that would bring in other support is this is, would put us on the map. >> reporter: of formula in canada. >> we have to be new and innovative and open to new ideas if we are going to transf

also follower of the murder a cult leader charles manson will stay behind bars, gerri brown, convictedby a state panel. he is serving a life sentence for a pair of 1969 killings. national selfy day is going viral, tennessee republican diane black posting this photo to celebrate earlier this week, the first are getting in a photo, north carolina republican richard huntsman. adam kissinger and friend of the show, in that twitter page. >> marco rubio, trying to patch that up. it doesn't always go up. >> the american college student held hostage in north korea who died, a tragic story this weekend one college professor says otto warmbier got what he deserved. the growing outrage. >> chairwoman rhonda mcdaniels joins us to break down republican health care bill and how they plan on selling it to you. ♪ i want to scream and shout ♪ and let it come out ♪ let it out ♪ o eoe oeo ♪ [woman] so beautiful. [man] beautiful just like you. [woman] oh, why thank you. [burke] and we covered it, november sixth, two-thousand-nine. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two.