gov. johnson: yes. it is so hard to get on the ballot. it is like impossible. gov. johnson: we have the selfie thing going perfectly. >> congratulations. gov. johnson: go ahead. thank you so much. >> i work with people -- most of them committed crimes under the influence. legalizing drugs might make that scary. gov. johnson: marijuana. that is the only drug am advocating legalizing. >> i feel a little better about that. gov. johnson: that's where government has a role. keep those that are impaired off the road. a big component of legalizing pot is establishing impairment. something that has not been sent. >> immigrants coming over the borders? my spirits as they take all their home -- money home. -- experience is that they take all their money home. brian: them spending -- gov. johnson: them spending u.s. dollars is an overwhelming positive to have them here taking jobs that we do not want. homes and -- buying food and cars. they are an integral part of the economy. me, as a former governo

gov. lepage: i want you to prove that i'm a racist. i've spent my life helping black people and you little son of a -- socialist --. sharyl: that drew national attention and calls for him to resign. rachel maddow: this is by no means an exh governor paul lepage, his controversies and his fights and even his public smearing. -- swearing. that would take way too long. sharyl: but lepage insists he's not going anywhere and will continue pushing aggressive welfare reforms, which helped him get elected in 2010. that year, a full 36% of maine's budget was spent on welfare like food stamps and cash assistance. >> we'll either call you back today or tomorrow. gov. lepage: i am the example, american dream, and you don't do it by taking. you do it by giving and earning what you have. sharyl: lepage has launched a crackdown on fraud after discovering a shocking detail nobody else had unearthed -- millions of dollars in food stamps intended for needy maine residents were being spent in far-flung locat

gov. reagan: i don't know what the differences might be, because i don't know what mr. carter's policies are. i do know what he has said about mine. and i'm only here to tell you that i believe with all my heart that our first priority must be world peace, and that use of force is always and only a last resort when everything else has failed, and then only with regard to our national security. now, i believe also that this meeting this mission, this responsibility for preserving the peace, which i believe is a responsibility peculiar to our country, and that we cannot shirk our responsibility as a leader of the free world, because we're the only one that can do it. therefore, the burden of maintaining the peace falls on us. and to maintain that peace requires strength. america has never gotten in a war because we were too strong. we can get into a war by letting events get out of hand, as they have in the last three and a half years under the foreign policies of this administration of mr.

gov.ullock: thank you, panelists and audience and those of you joining us. i am greg gianforte. i am a businessman and a job creator, not a career politician. i am running for one reason, to create more high-wage jobs in montana so our kids don't have to leave. i am also running for emily and devon vincent who live in coal strip, have a young family, and for all the families at home tonight who are wondering about where their jobs are going to come from in the future. we arenately, today, 49th in the country in wages, and our kids are leaving, in large part because we have a failed administration in the helena. we have seen layoffs across the state, in columbia falls and elsewhere. we have seen two consecutive quarters of declining economies. coal strip is slated to be shut down, and our revenues have fallen off a cliff, and our surplus is gone. we have also had a lack of accountability in state government. deletedent governor all of his e-mails when he was attorney general, and the depart

gov. johnson: there you go. >> thank you! gov. johnson: thank you. >> one johnson to another. gov.ohnson: very good. thank you so much for being here. i really appreciate it. >> can i get a picture? gov. johnson: yes, let's do it. [laughter] thank you. thank you. >> it is an honor. thank you for being here. thank you.n: thank you for being here. i really thank you for being here. >> love you gary! my first time voting and i just registered libertarians is here. can you send my card. ? sign it anywhere. thank you so much. >> it is a bad marker. she might have a better one. thank you.n: there you go. >> can i get a picture of you? gov. johnson: do it. thank you for being here. thank you so much for being here. >> i'm a pharmacy student. i was wondering if you have any opinion on -- gov. johnson: there is an example of, doesn't that make sense? >> i feel it does. most of my colleagues think it does. take pressure off of medical staff. gov. johnson: and you understand the drugs and what they do. legislation that passes that identify somebody from -- keep someone from doing that, i make

gov. clinton: i'd like to answer the question because i've actually been a governor for 12 years so. i've known a lot of people who've lost their jobs because of jobs moving overseas and i know a lot of people whose plants have been strengthened by increasing exports. the trick is to expand our export base and to expand trade on terms that are fair to us. it is true that our exports to mexico for example have gone up and our trade deficit's gone down. it's also true that just today a record-high trade deficit was announced with japan. so what is the answer? let me just mention three things very quickly. no. 1, make sure that other -- number make sure that other one, countries are as open to our markets as our markets are to them. and if they're not, have measures on the books that don't take forever and a day to implement. number change the tax code. two, there are more deductions in the tax code for shutting plants down and moving overseas than there are for modernizing plant and equipmen

gov. herbert: just because we are not perfect as not mean we are not serious. there should at least be summit knowledge meant of the progress being made from where we were when i came into office and where we are today. we have made significant progress. the homeless issue is in fact, a very complex issue. it is not only that people don't have home or a job. they have substance abuse problems and mental health problems, many issues that have to be addressed. some of what is taking place problem, the state state probably has the ability to help facilitate and certainly wants to be a partner, but thought lake county and saltalt lake county and got to take the lead on this, particularly when it comes to law enforcement problems. we are serious about this. by the way, mike again set it right. this is about economic element. there is a reason why we have 1/3 less poverty here than in other states. we are the best in the nation. i was with bigger brian and others in our -- i was with speaker rya

gov. hickenlooper: when you have that many young people moving -- we legalized recreational marijuana, for one thing. people say millennials on moving here because we legalized marijuana. that's ridiculous. they were moving here for seven years before we legalized marijuana. they are the reason marijuana got legalized. they don't see a big difference between here and hot. when you have young people, a lot of the things that are a little more conservative, there's more pushback. i think it is a positive impact. i'm not sure the millennial portion of it is always correct, but that beautiful energy i think is very valuable. >> you mentioned the legalization of marijuana. in 2012, amendment 64 legalizes recreational marijuana in colorado, but in 2015, you thought it was a bad idea. how did your opinions change? gov. hickenlooper: when it first got past, i approved it, as that almost every federal official i know the cause you do not want to be in contact -- in conflict with federal law. work h

((gov. jerry brown/(d) california: "someday, the sun and the electric battery made in nevada will be preserving lake tahoe for generations to come.")) ((patrick walker)) future? a 415-million dollar lake tahoe restoration bill is expected to pass through congress this year. it passed out of its inital committee by unanimous vote. ((patrick walker)) the president and others specifically highlighted forest fires as the most imminent danger to the water in lake tahoe. california... and the eastern slope of the sierra... have been under the constant threat of wild fires as drought takes its grip on the region. more on that at 6./// health and human services has annouced 53-million dollars in funding to improve treatment for opiod-use disorders.... and reduce drug-related deaths. it's all part of the department's "opiod initiative".. launched in 2015 as a way to treat the issue more efficiently. the money will be broken down and given to 44 states... but nevada is not one of them. 920-million mor

(gov. rick scott, florida) we're going to have storm surge, we're going go across the state. parts of florida are already feeling the effects of hermine. walked in my garage and there's a river in my garage. i've been watching the water, watching it rise, so if it gets to a certain point, then i will leave. the tropical storm could become a hurricane by the time it officially makes landfall along florida's gulf coast, sometime tonight (gov. rick scott, florida) we're going to have storm surge, we're going to have rain, we have the risk of tornado, and this is going to go across the state. it's going to start some ti most of the northern part of the state. we're going to see a lot of rain, especially on the east, the southeast side of this storm. and if tropical storm hermine strengthens into a hurricane, it will be the first to make landfall in florida in more than a decade. but there is some good news. (gov. rick scott, florida) it looks like this storm's going to go pretty fast once it hi

gov.ullock: thank you for hosting this event. for those of you viewing this evening, thanks for choosing us over monday night football. every morning my wife and i drop our kids off at the same public schools we went to. it serves as a daily reminder to me as far as why what i do each and every day. montana was a gift for me growing up. i want to make sure the next generation has every opportunity and more than i did, and i think we are on the right cap. -- cap. more people are working in montana than ever before in our state's history. we are number one in the nation for new business startups. last week, we heard montana leads the nation in median household income. we have certainly taken some good steps, but tonight is about what montana is going to look like in the future. moderator: your time is up. he is timing on the sidelines. mr. gianforte: there was no timer when i started. moderator: that timer did not stop. we going by your clock? i apologize for that. was -- e i think it mr. gi

gov. reagan: barbara, you've asked that question twice. i think you ought to have at least one answer to it. [laughter] gov. reagan: i have been accused lately of having a secret plan with regard to the hostages. now, this comes from an answer that i've made at least 50 times during this campaign to the press, when i am asked have you any ideas of what you would do if you were there? and i said, well, yes. and i think that anyone that's seeking this position, as well as other people probably, have thought to themselves, what about this, what about that? these are just ideas of what i would think of if i were in that position and had access to the information, and which i would know all the options that were open to me. i have never answered the question, however second, the one that says, well, tell me, what are some of those ideas? first of all, i would be fearful that i might say something that was presently under way or in negotiations, and thus expose it and endanger the hostages, and

(sot gov. mike pence/(r) vice (gov. mike pence/(r) vice president candidate ) "prayer and vigilance is the order of the day" in a statement, hillary clinton said "i am confident americans " will once again choose reslove over fear." this week, clinton will meet with world leaders at the united nations general assembly. trump plans to stump in battleground states as his campaign is dogged by questions president obama's birthplace. donald trump/(r) presidential candidate ) "president barack obama was born in the united states period" on face the nation, his campaign manager tried moving past the controversy. kellyanne conway/trump campaign manager) "donald trump advocated something for five years that was a lie. why did he do that? kc: well, you're going to have to ask him. but, again, i think that this is a sideshow now that the media seem obsessed with" black voters behind her saturday night during a fiery speech before the congressional black caucus foundation. "i will consider it a personal insult, an insult to my leg

officials are taking no chances >> (gov. dannel malloy, connecticut): there is a possibility that there could - i repeat could - be significant challenges, but not limited to loss of power, flooding, and transportation iss significant damage late last week when it made landfall as a hurricane in florida, eventually making its way through the carolinas >> (minerva campbell, new hanover co., nc resident) i saw my grille get pushed across the porch, then i seen my trampoline go over the porch and that's when i knew i had to shut that door new jersey governor chris christie said sunday he believes his state will dodge a bullet... but still urges caution. >> (gov, chris christie, new jersey): the current models are showing moderate flooding at worst... right now, urge people to be careful, listen to your - to your life guards." >> (diane gallagher) but for residents along the northeast coast bracing for the worst... this slow-moving storm will still pack a punch -- with life-threatening flooding still a possibility. ((diane galla

gov. pat mcrory issued an executive order early this week in an effort to keep fuel trucks on the road and keep prices d own. the governors in tennessee and georgia have taken similar steps. for now, no panic yet. >> it would depend on how much more it would end up being. i guess, because i do commute quite a bit, for work, monday through friday, that would make a big difference. >> the pipeline should be repaired by next week. >>> unc chapel hill students are taking a stand this weekend, more than 200 people gathered at the university to support delaney robinson. a fellow student who came forward to say she was raped by a classmate a football player. he talked with people who told us they wanted to show their solidarity. the university is not doing enough to address complaints. they marched to the department of public safety. for some, it is personal. >> i am also profoundly 3.5 years ago i was a part of a federal complaint against the university for mishandling sexual assault cases. i re

(gov. mike pence / (r) vice presidential nominee) i'm not sure why the media keeps dropping david duke's name. donald trump has denounced david duke repeatedly. we don't want his support, and we don't want the supt (wolf) "you call him a deplorable, you would call him." (gov. mike pence / (r) vice presidential nominee) "no, i don't - i'm not in the name-calling business, wolf. you know me better than that." ((brian loftus)) >> clinton blasted pence's response, tweeting: "if you won't say the k-k-k is deplorable, you have no business running the country." clinton and trump will be going head to head in their first presidential debate in less than two weeks. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> in one month unlv will host the third and final presidential debate this fall. and tomorrow they'll be holding a pep rally on campus for the the rally will be held at the big event. the rally will be held at the alumni amphitheatre outside the student union on unlv's main campus, it will be going on from 11:30 a.m. t

nvsos-dot-gov can tell you. its your opportunity and right to vote all those regristration forms end up at the clark county election department.... as far as voter regristration in calrk county last week we did 17k during non election times joe gloria with the registrar of voters says maybe a couple thousand people register a week... gloria says more signing up in clark county... as for ages.. he says its across the board... and welcomes the huge numbers. when you dont vote you lose your voice dont lose your voice for those out registering people... a common complaint they tell fox5 is they dont like hillary or trump.. so they dont plan to vote. the office of president is the one ofice that has the least amount of affect on your life its your ocmmisioners your state legislature that have a daily affect on your life togteher we are going to empower eachother we are going to listen to eachother we are going to include eachother is great when we are together cheering cyndi lundeberg fox5 news this morning>> as a re

brian gibson to find more info check of n-v ag o-m-l-a dot gov... dot gov... we'll be right back. morning. good morning america is up next. and join us back here at 8 a-m for top stories and weather >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, new york city explosion. the moments of terror caught on camera. >> i heard boom. >> and it was big, black clouds like smoke. >> dozens of people hurt. the blast going off in a popular and busy neighborhood. >> an explosion -- >> this was an intentional act. >> windows shattering in buildings, and cars, debris littering the streets. rushed to treat the injured. dazed from the explosion. emergency vehicles swarming the scene. >> the ground shook and, like, windows shook. >> city streets and subway lines shut down and the frightening discovery, a secondary device a pressure cooker with wires and a cell phone attached. bomb-sniffing dogs hunting for more. >> the urgent question this

gov. scott says "there's going to be a lot of debris trees and fallen limbs. do not travel on the roads until it is safe to do so." while hermine is weakening those in north carolina are bracing for the potential of heavy rains, strong winds and deadly flooding gov. mccrory says "our goal is to be overprepared, and underwhelmed. we want everone to be safe, especially with these high waters, on our roads and in the ocean, or on rivers and streams." the storm disrupting many travelers' plans for labor day weekend, and creating uncertainty for beach front businesses as far north as new york and new jersey... moller says ""sometimes it wipes us out sometimes it brings more people down. so it all depends on what actually occurs and when it occurs" baeringer says "sometimes it works out in our favor. we get a lot of people who can't go to the beach who can't do anything but come out and get a bite to eat and have a good time" (on-cam tag) here in north caorlina officials are urging residents to take extra caution as the center of the storm is expected to hit over th

gov. scott walker/(r) wisconsin "i hear from people across the state because they want to make sure our local roads and bridges are taken care of. they want to make sure our system is taken care of and a few key areas like i'm standing in here no it's important for forward with this projects." bonding levels for this budget are the lowest they've been since the 2001-2003 budget. court documents reveal green bay mayor jim schmitt could have faced one or more "class one" felonies for recently uncovered campaign finance misc. misconduct.the mayor's case was investigated by milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm to avoid any conflict. prosecutors found 20 people gave the mayor money he wasn't allowed to accept to the tune of 11-thousand dollars.in the end, prosecutors decided to charge schmitt with three misdemeanors.. not felonies.. he is expected to plead guilty at a hearing next month - he has said he will ?not? resign. a mount pleasant police officer avoids serous injury during a

did not have a state dot gov account. the records received were placed into our repository, which is a track in the system. >> you got the secretary clinton dump of 55,000 pages, almost two years after she left. correct? >> i don't know the exact time frame, sir, but, yes, we received it. >> i believe it was december 5th of 2014 when mrs. secretary clinton returned 55,000 pages of e-mails. has the state department after december 5th, 2014, had the department received any additional hillary clinton work e-mails that were federal records? >>. >> after the 55,000? >> yes. >> recently, my office was involved in records that just recently receive, but in that particular case, the only purpose i was involved with was just looking at the records, seeing if they were personal or work-let related, and that's why we were involved in the process because the department received so many records and the staffing was lacking. >> so, how many records did the state department receive after december 5th, 2014? >> i'm sorry, be more specifi

gov. mccrory says "our goal is to be overprepared, and underwhelmed. we want everone to be safe, especially with these high waters, on our roads and in the ocean, or on rivers the storm disrupting many travelers' plans for labor day weekend, and creating uncertainty for beach front businesses as far north as new york and new jersey... moller says ""sometimes it wipes us out sometimes it brings more people down. so it all depends on what actually occurs and when it occurs" baeringer says "sometimes it works out in our favor. we get a lot of people who can't go to the beach who can't do anything but come out and get a bite to eat and have a good time" here in north carolina ... officials are urging residents to take extra caution ... as the center of the storm is expected to hit over hours ... and worsen overnight ... in the outer banks of north carolina, joel waldman - fox news. it's time for your news and weather together. a funeral service taking place this morning for a nun from milwaukee. the prayer vigil and funeral mass for "sister margaret held"

sot: gov. terry branstad - gov. merrill actually donated uniforms donated uniforms for some of the soldiers and donated his pension - there are just some great iowa examples that are part of american history that we want to make sure are included. included.branstad does say he's not sure about the funding from the state budget just yet. there are many exciting bit.among them is homecoming. formal gowns can cost thousands.today cbs 2 news anchor kelly d'ambrosio reports, students can save money ?and have a fabulous time at the dance. the school days are back and students are already looking forward to the homecoming dance. parents on the other hand are sweating thinking about the bill.amanda with the iowa fashion project says now is actually a great time to sho. is actually a great time to shop. wedding season so a lot of the local boutiques, catherines in iowa city. they're all trying to clear out the inventory so you'll find a lot of gowns on sale. >> reporter: she says shopping consignment stores like elegant repe

nvsos-dot-gov can tell you. its your opportunity and right to vote all those regristration forms end up at the clark county election department.... as far as voter regristration in calrk county last week we did 17k during non registrar of voters says maybe a couple thousand people register a week... gloria says more dems than republicans are signing up in clark county... as for ages.. he says its across the board... and welcomes the huge numbers. when you dont vote you lose your voice dont lose your voice for those out registering people... a common complaint they tell fox5 is they dont like hillary or trump.. so they dont plan to vote. the office of president is the one ofice that has the least amount of affect on your life its your ocmmisioners your state legislature that have a daily affect on your life togteher we are going to empower eachother we are going to listen to eachother we are going to include eachother this country is only great when we are together cheering we want to remind everyone it's not jus

weinholtz: as i said -- gov.bert: as i said, i will vote for donald trump and i will tell you why. i cannot see voting for hillary clinton. the estimates are right now, what she plans to do with her programs, and she plans to grow the government out of control. $1 trillion additionally to the debt. she will raise taxes and increase spending. i don't believe that is the pathway forward for this state of utah. the people of utah really don't like hillary clinton. infact, 80% of democrats utah don't like clinton. most democrats, the majority, don't believe she is trustworthy. it is one thing to have outlandish behavior, but it is another, in fact, to be dishonest. and in fact, bordering on criminal activity. so, i can't see us voting for hillary clinton, it was going to grow government and increase our taxes and double down on the current administration, which has not been good for america. certainly, we have lost respect around the world. we somebody who will in fact, make sure we have a strong national fence and h

gov. kasich: i think the mayor has done a great job of laying out the economics of the agreement did we have a unique opportunity again to put country in front of politics. i think many of the people that are in the congress of the united states understand what this is all about. they understand the implications of trade, but there is one thing i think they all understand. all of us in this room need to reflect on this. mostwo nations that lasciviously oppose this are china. i am astounded about another repressive take week that he uses to control his people. andg so far as to try regulate or dismantle the youth involvement in politics in china. he has been very repressive. we are clearly aware that it's of thee reluctance chinese to but the pressure that these to be put on north korea. they walked away from it. they left the world wondering what to do and bringing up issues of mutual security. updimir putin probably wakes every day thinking about how he can complete the work he started th

gov. strickland: joe biden represents the heart and the soul of america. >> we love you, joe! gov.trickland: we love you, joe! we do. we especially love you here in the mahoning valley. [cheers] and we love you because of your values, we love you because of what you have done with your life, we love you because you understand what america us feeling. and too many americans are feeling left out and left behind. and joe biden has the message that america needs to hear and it is my privilege to introduce to you, my friend, our friend, the vice president of the united states, joe biden. [cheers] [applause] vice pres. biden: thank you all very much. it is good to be back in the valley. [cheers] [applause] now, i am serious. i come from the lackawanna valley, northeast pennsylvania. we are made of the same stuff. man, if you knew where i came from, you would think you were home. i mean it. look, folks, i have campaigned over the years for an awful lot of people. there is nobody that i admire more than ted strickland. no, id i have gone -- really mean this. we have gone up and down across

(gov. pat mccrory, north carolina) "those who destroy properpty or hurt other people will be dealt with." " we will get a live report from charlotte on this investigation, and why police aren't what happened. and back here at home... we have an update on a local lawyer's stand in the black lives matter movement... and what she has decided to do about a pin that was banned from a courtroom. and get all of your headlines and weather alerts on the go with our fox5 app. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. woman: here in nevada, those were the worst days of our lives, narrator: in 2008, joe heck called nevada's housing crisis "a blip on the radar." that's just how out of touch joe heck is. giving tax breaks to big banks, he took over $500,

[laughter] gov. pence: someone came up to of theother day and said donald trump for a long time and i really like him. that said, i have not known him very long at all and i really like him. we have had the chance to get to know the trump family. even before this opportunity was extended to me. when they were considering a number of highly qualified men and women for the position. they graciously invited us to come and spend a weekend with him. we tend to make decisions as a family. the trumps are the same way. to know donald trump is to know very quickly that he loves his family and he loves this country. thingshink one of the that i was most touched by was his graciousness and kindness. as i said at the republican national convention, we have a larger than life nominee. very charismatic. out, charlotte was with karen and me. what we found is that all that energy is there in person. my daughter might be mad if i quote her. but we got on the plane after we spent a weekend with him. the wholehe was tr

she was secretary of state when she took over for republican gov. evan mecham, who was ?? toss to morning juice ?? u-s-a women's soccer player megan rapinoe is making headlines again this morning. at last night's "friendly" match against thailand -- she took a knee during the national anthem. she's done it before... but this was the first time while in a team u-s-a uniform. and her protest didn't go over very well with her bosses. u-s soccer released a statement saying... "we have an expectation that honor our flag, while the national anthem is played." the gesture was started by 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick... to protest hello...mcfly?!?!88 miles per hour??that's the exact speed at which doc brown sent his delorian back in time..in... back to the future..it's also the exact speed at which 55 year old nigel mills of essex, england was caught speeding in his delorian.he swears he wasn't trying to break the time-space continuum.he was just trying to get to work on time.uh huh.... sure... time for your around 15-hundred people hurt themselves with this.it's something we

gov. scott walker<"105517 when you come here there's no questions, no hassle, and it's easy 21">((butted to))mayor tom barrett<"104026it is not safe to put them down the drain, or in the toilet, becaus our mmsd water suited to al with those issues">you ca al turn in old prescription pills at local police departments. milwaukee police losing one of its finest officers to retirement.11 year old k-9 emo is hanging up his leash after 9 years on the.cehe and his partner were involved in over 2-hundred arrests. for your health.. the next big diet trd could be.. the cafeteria diet. a lunch lady in texas says she's lost 100 day for a year. this is what tammy used to look like at 260 pounds... weight she carried with her for 17 years after the birth of her second child. she says cutting out fast food was also a big part of her weight loss. experts say flavored liquids could increase the toxicity of e-cigarettes. strawberry, coffee and menthol flavors were most toxic to airway cells. the study also

gov.ally speaking, we certainly can go down below -.5%. it is a hypothetical question, but technically, it is not a concern. thatine: you do not think she would hold back saying this is more damaging than it could do good? we would have to pass judgment on what is going on in the economy at such a juncture, but we would do it if we have to. francine: governor, you have also said you could intervene in the fx market is needed. under what circumstances would you do that? gov. ingves: well, then, that would be a scenario where the krone starts appreciating very rapidly, so that appreciation would reach our inflation target of 2%. francine: but that is not your best case scenario for the moment. you are expecting the krone to appreciate. gov. ingves: that is correct. basically the swedish economy is doing well. it is reasonable to assume that the change will appreciate, but it is important that it happened slowly. francine: what are the things that could desir? prompt this desired krone ?treng

gov. herber: well, education has in my number one budget priority. when i came in, we stopped cutting the budget for education and started replenishing the budget. there are only three ways to do that. you can either raise taxes, which is my opponent's desire. reprioritize, or you can grow the economy. we chose the latter. we have done what is necessary to grow the economic pie. we have been able to invest an additional $1.8 billion of new money into education. right now, 2/3 of the state budget goes into education. our commitment is there. three dollars out of every four new dollars go into education. it is about time we start talking about all of education, not just the money we put into it, but what are the outcomes? the outcomes right now are good teachers, good superintendents are getting us a good outcome. right now in fact, our act test scores are up and our graduation rate are up nearly 10% since i came into office. our scores are in the top 20 in fourth grade mento measurement. we are 10th in reading which arts and we are seventh in science.

officials are taking no chances gov. dannel malloy, connecticut : there is a possibility that there could - i repeat could - be significant challenges, but not limited to loss of power, flooding, and transportation issuesthe storm caused week when it made landfall as a hurricane in florida, eventually making its way through the carolinas minerva campbell, new hanover co., nc resident i saw my grille get pushed across the porch, then i seen my trampoline go over the porch and that's when i knew i had to shut that door new jersey governor chris christie said sunday he believes his state will dodge a bullet... but still urges caution. gov, chris christie, new jersey : the current models are showing moderate flooding at worst... so i want everybody to remain calm. right now listen to your - to your life guards."but for residents along the northeast coast bracing for the worst... this slow- moving storm will still pack a punch -- with life-threatening flooding motorcycle rally here in milwaukee. the annual milwaukee rally kic

chances (gov. dannel malloy, connecticut): there is a possibility that there could - i repeat could - be significant challenges, but not limited to loss of power, flooding, and transportation issues the storm caused significant damage late last week when it made landfall as a hurricane in florida, eventually making its way through the carolinas. on a royal caribbean cruise ship off the coast of cape liberty, new jersey, passengers were treated to huge wind gusts with 40 to 50 feet high swells, according to one witness. there damage... but but were plenty of reports of sick passengers. new jersey governor chris christie said sunday he believes his state will dodge a bullet... but still urges caution. (gov. chris christie, new jersey): the current models are showing moderate flooding at worst. so i want everybody to remain calm. / / but for residents along the northeast coast bracing for the worst... this slow- moving storm will still pack a punch -- with life- threatening flooding still a possibilit

. >> the people i was e-mailing to on the dot gov system certainly knew and would respond to me on my s. that true? did all the people on the dot gov system that then secretary of state hillary clinton e-mailed know that she was using a personal account? well, according to the fbi, no. that's not true. the fbi said, e-mails from clinton only contained the letter h in the sender field and did not display her e-mail address. only 13 people emaimed her directly. the majority of state department employees interviewed by the fbi did not know she had a personal account, the fbi said on pageof its report. here's the bottom line. the fbi report contradicts then secretary of state hillary clinton on these two important points. one, she was under subpoena when the private contractor deleted those e-mails, and, two, not everybody who she was e-mailing in the dot gov system knew she was using a personal account. a reminder to all of you politicians out there, you're perfectly entitled to your on opinions, not to your own facts. i'm jake tapper for cnn "state of the union" and fact check dot org.

arresting people under the age of 18 for soliciting or loitering pick it was one of several bills on the gov.'s desk dealing with human trafficking bit the governor also signed a bill that allows human trafficking victims to avoid conviction for nonviolent crimes committed under the coercion of the trafficker. >>> disney is reportedly bidding for san francisco-based twitter and there are also reports that salesforce, microsoft and google are looking at acquiring the social media service. twitter has a stock market value of about $20 billion, user growth and revenue has been sluggish and twitter shares rose 3.3% yesterday and disney's stock fell 1.4%. we'll keep watching that. the markets ended yesterday lower on a bad day for banking stocks for the most part and the dow lost 166 point, nasdaq fell 48 and the s&p was down 18 good >>> 4:25 am, a collection of the personal items of marilyn monroe is now on display in china and those items include dresses, photos, makeup and personal notes written by marilyn monroe. the items are on display in beijing for private viewing by chinese collectors an

sandoval: gov sandoval:the money thats invested through the room tax will flow through the stadium and create sales tax and modified biz tax which will in turn will benefit education. just this morning- two new law makers joined the ranks of legislators tasked with considering funding for an nlf stadium. thats former democratic assemblywoman stephanie smith for district one and republican businessman kyle stephens is representing susan brager's district five. particularly when that special session will be scheduled. governor sandoval says hopefully sometime between october 8 and the 13th. go sandoval and other dignitaries were in town today for the opening of "ainsworth north american headquarters." this is the fifth largest gaming manufacturer in the u-s. the new facility dollars and it is among one of the largest manufacturing spaces here in nevada in recent years. it will employ neary 200 people and still has room to grow. governor brian sandoval made a very exciting announcement about our economy via twitter this afternoon. he posted "pleased to announce nevada has officially gaine

: the engineer has been released from hospital and is cooperating with investigators the new jersey govris christie said most of the people were injured or on the trained not standing on the platform there was no reason to believe that there will be in the of the fatalities those were injured in said hospital will recover from their injuries >>darya: their review and the trained in the wake of the hoboken committee trying crash content of 20 mi. to bring the train to a complete stop operators and control but that is about to change lawmakers passed terrell wrote safety improvements at which requires most of the country's role resistance to install a positive train control system. >>mark: oakland police officer and former contra costa county sheriff's deputies were charged with having raw sex with a minor the charges stem from the sex scandal involving a woman was under age and the police officer and also been charged in this case if the rockies got on the board early david trip was awful quetta and brings home and that gave them a 20 lead but in the fourth the giants still need the card

gov. chris christie, new jersey "we pray for the family of the one fatality that we have confirmed, we're gonna work together to make sure the investigation as seamless and coordinated, that we investigators say at this point -- they have no reason to believe this was anything other than an accident. the n-t-s-b says it expects to have access to the train's data recorder sometime tonight. major lay-offs are coming to one of milwaukee's largest employers. ?by the end of the year, dozens of positions will be eliminated at northwestern mutual... fox six's julie collins joins live downtown milwaukee with new information... eliminated this year and more in the future. its an announcement the company made public this morning rollcue: cuts are being told today as northwestern mutual expands in downtown milwaukee - the company announces layoffs. 'im always happy when theres more jobs created and im always concerned when we lose jobs.' the job cuts were announced at a company town hall thursday mor

gov. chris christie, nj-r we're not going to speculate about the cause of the accident new jersey transit service has been >>> developing right now.. kingman police are on scene of an officer involved shooting in arizona, both a suspect and officer are hurt... but no word on how serious their injuries are. we will bring you the very lastest information as it comes into our newsroom./// ((christianne klein)) >>> also happening now... both directions of u-s 95 between flamingo and boulder highway are shut down... after a semi truck hit a man on the freeway. police say they had tried arresting him... but he took off.. and ran into traffic. metro says the man was wanted in connection to a shooting from a week ago. no word on how serious his injuries are./// ((christianne klein)) >> major upgrades have come to a stretch of road some have come to call the "death highway." 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us live along blue diamond road with a look... years ago state route 160/ blue diamond roa

reyna/ fl resident) i hope everyone is safe and alright but other than that i'm here to play // (sot gov rick scott/ r-fl) this is life threatening earlier in the day the state's governor warned people to take the storm seriously...as hermine beaches along the gulf coast. in the hard-hit town of apalachicola- some stocked up on food.. (sot mos fl resident) it's pretty nerve wracking. you see the trees bending and the waves blowing up over the rocks others- boarded up their businesses and got out: (sot mos fl businessowner) just for the safety of our employees and for the safety of the business as well we're going to close up in low-lying areas along the coast- hundreds of residents were told to evacuate ahead of the storm. (sot dave hughes/ fl resident) valuables out and some stuff from her mother that's irreplaceable some still choose to ride out the storm: (sot) my property will likely not flood but my neighbors all around me will florida had not been hit by a hurricane in over a decade. don champion cbs news carrabelle, florida. ((patrick walker)) >>> 51 counties in the state are unde

gov. chris christie / r new jersey "as i said the engineer was released from the governor chris christie - referencing the engineer in thursday's deadly commuter train crash. gov. chris christie / r new jersey "he is cooperating with law enforcement."the engineer -- now identified as 48-year-old thomas gallagher... a new jersey transit employee for 29 years. the train was packed with passengers and reportedly traveling too fast... ...when it slammed into hoboken terminal. ross bauer / passenger "we got jolted out of our seats. there was a very loud crash and explosion outside."the crash -- killing a woman waiting on the platform... ...leaving upwards of a hundred other people injured... ...and causing massive damage at new york area. images on social media -- showing what looks like a partial roof collapse. officials -- now working to inspect the train's breaking system... and determine just how fast it was going. bella dinh-zarr, vice chairman, ntsb "we are going to be pulling that event