un cara a cara con acusaciones personales en donde sobresale la figura de niki healy. hay no hubo despedida ni apretÓn de mano entre niki healy que fue mÁs allÁ del debate. el in intercambio entre los 2 ca candidatos de descendencia hinÚu sobre el uso de tiktok fue personal y armÓ los titulares. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla( >> personal y aplomo los titulares. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla( >> niki haley cuyos nÚmeros fueron subiendo en las encuesta mÁs hablo casi 30 segundos menos que el senador scott que gran parte del tiempo se defendiÓ ataques. yo dirÍa que niki healy se mostrÓ sÓlida en su forma . >> para los expertos fue la noche del gobernador de la florida. >> por primera vez se notÓ muy cÓmodo ron de santis estaba dispuesto a criticar y atacar al ex presidente donald trampa. >> los candidatos estuvieron de acuerdo en controlar y hasta cerrar la frontera. nikki haley y ron de santis dijeron que volverÍan a establecer sanciones sobre la que llevaron dictadura de nicolÁs maduro en venezuela. >> hicieron referencia a la derrota de la selecciÓn del martes en que los v

. >> reporter: mike healy wrote the book on bart literally.s unofficial historian and spokesman for the agency he was there in 1972 when the system first started operating and says those were heady times for engineers who approached the challenge as if it were a moon shot. >> bart was the first all new rail rapid transit system to be built in this country since 1907. so it was considered the space age system at the time. it was very exciting. >> reporter: unofficial slogan among planners was pamper the passenger. magazine ads across the country trumpeted the right promising safe relaxing travel. >> these are the amenities that give people a new transit experience. >> it was a very exciting time for the riding public. they seemed to accept it. there were always little problems but think seemed to accept it. ridership grew. >> did it ever. as the population grew bart cars became cramped and with more people came more problems. riders had to put up with rude antisocial behavior and open drug use in aging cars that were often dirty and smelled bad

. >> reporter: mike healy wrote the book on bart, literally. as unofficial historian and a long time spokesperson for the agency, he was there in 1972 when the system first started operating. and said they were heavy times for the engineers , who approached the challenge as if it were a moonshot. >> bart was the first , all new, rail rapid transit system to be built in this country since 1907. it was considered the space -- space-age system of the time and it was very exciting. >> reporter: the unofficial slogan was, pamper the passenger. and magazine ads across the country, trumpeted the comfort of this tomorrowland ride. promising safe, relaxing travel. >> these are the amenities that give people a new kind of transit experience. >> i think it was, you know, an exciting time for the public and the riding public and seemed to accept it. there were always a little problems but they seemed to accept it and ridership group. >> reporter: did it ever. as the population of the east bay group, bart cars became trapped i commute hours and with more pe

. >> reporter: mike healy wrote the book on b.a.r.t.unofficial historian and a long time spokesman for the agency, he was there in 1972 when the system first started operating and says those were heady times for the engineers who approached the challenge as if it were a moon shot. >> b.a.r.t. was the first all new rail rapid transit system to be built in this country since 1907. so it was considered the space age system at the time and it was very exciting. >> reporter: the unofficial slogan among planners was pamper the passenger and magazine ads across the country trumpeted the comfort of this tomorrow land ride, promising safe, relaxing travel. >> these are the amenities that give people a new kind of transit experience. >> i think it was a very exciting time for the riding public and they seemed to accept it. there were always little problems, but they seemed to accept it and ridership grew. >> reporter: did it ever. as the population of the east bay grew, b.a.r.t. cars became cramped at commute hours and with more people came more

. >> reporter: mike healy wrote the book on bart literally as unofficial historian and spokesman for the agency he was there in 1972 when the system first started operating and says those were heady times for engineers who approached the challenge as if it were a moon shot. >> bart was the first all new rail rapid system to be built in the country since 1907. it was considered the space age system at the time. it was very exciting. >> reporter: unofficial slogan among planners was pamper the passenger. magazine ads trumpeted the comfort of the tomorrow land ride promising safe, relaxing travel. >> these are the amenities that give people a new kind of transit experience. >> i think it was a very exciting time for the riding public and they seemed to accept it. there were always little problems but they seemed to accept it. ridership grew. >> reporter: did it ever. as population grew bart cars became cramped at commute hours and with more people came more problems. riders had to put up with rude antisocial behavior and open drug use in aging cars that were often dirty and smelled bad.

. >> reporter: mike healy wrote the book on bart, literally.official historian and a longtime spokesman for the agency, he was there in 1972 when the system first started operating and says those were heady times for the engineers who approached the challenge as if it were a moonshot. >> bart was the first all new rail rapid transit system to be built in this country since 1907. so it was considered the space age system at the time. and it was very exciting. >> reporter: the unofficial slogan among planners was pamper the passenger, and magazine ads across the country trumpeted the comfort of this tomorrow land ride, promising safe relaxing travel. >> these are the amenities that give people a new kind of transit experience. >> i think it was, you know, a very exciting time for the public and the riding public, and they seemed to accept it. there are always little problems, but they seemed to accept it. and ridership grew. >> reporter: did it ever. as the population of the east bay grew, bart cars became cramped at commute hours, and with more

. >> reporter: mike healy wrote the book on bart, literally.ficial historian and a longtime spokesman for the agency, he was there in 1972 when the system first started operating and says those were heady times for the engineers who approached the challenge as if it were a moonshot. >> bart was the first all new rail rapid transit system to be built in this country since 1907. so it was considered the space age system at the time. and it was very exciting. >> reporter: the unofficial slogan among planners was pamper the passenger, and magazine ads across the country trumpeted the comfort of this tomorrow land ride, promising safe relaxing travel. >> these are the amenities that give people a new kind of transit experience. >> i think it was, you know, a very exciting time for the public and the riding public, and they seemed to accept it. there are always little problem, but they seemed to accept it. and ridership grew. >> reporter: did it ever. as the population of the east bay grew, bart cars became cramped at commute hours, and with more peo

i love work. healy so november 8th, 2016 was one of the most shocking and alarming nights of my life. the i was worried for american democracy and i was worried for democracy around the world. the combination of the 2008 recession. it had hurt working class incomes in the united states, a lot designated for the last 2 to 3 decades. well, the very rich were becoming a ever richer much of the middle class. the traditional white working class felt threatened as well by social change by immigration, the movement of racial equality. and it just so much social change happening that a lot of people felt their world was being turned upside down. and the way that has been manipulated by populace, like donald trump slaying on racial anxieties and divisions. it was a very, very volatile mix. we are returning power to the american people. i've got the idea of with a number of organizations that are referred to as patriot. i'm the president of new york goals, capers. we expect people to live up to that definition of honoring their role to defend the constitution against all enemies. for an intumes

. >> mike healy agrees. >> i don't think it's anything close to what b.a.r.t.like but i think the bay area is very lucky to have had art over the years. >> the problem still exists, even if not fully delivered. to convince riders to return, most agree that something big needs to happen. to get b.a.r.t. back on track. >> we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now through november 7th. we have hundreds of wines sure to pair with any gathering. so act now because this deal won't last long. stop in and save today. >>> people packed into redwood city's courthouse square tonight for lively celebration of dia de los muertos. this year's theme was mayan culture. mayans once thrived in the southern reaches of mexico and guatemala, and influences live on today. formers reflected that, and people came dressed in elaborate garb , alters to honor the dead, and vendors and

blind eye to the murdering of the palestinians, why'd you i would cry you couldn't said if any, as a healy is killed or injured because the just i guess what we have to have the funding said was you have done a life go and what kind of coming back to the current situation and turkey relationship with him us. given the presence of how much leadership in turkey, what is the future of this relationship? especially considering president or the guns refusal to label him us as a terraced group. additionally, is there any pressure from western countries on turkey to categorize how much as a terraced organization, homeless peterson davis assuming how mass is one of the political parties of that as tie in many countries worldwide that customized him as we can not describe or label him as, as a terrorist organizations, however, we realized that many states adopting these are a few veal point, namely those and the west. we denounce any violence against the civilians. as we condemned on at the beginning of civilian st. guys, though we earlier condemned that getting the civilians in is ryan, how much i

so there is a goose in laser, healy occupation and violation on this a creation of a lot of holy sites. yes. is it we were called on the united states administration . i i'm, i'm not loved to mr. president, why the, how much will the, this is as so it kind of bowman wides each and one on each one must live up to his responsibility for that is today said that that's all the peace and security foundation and that isn't to avoid it could and so violence, oh no, no, but in order to achieve this, we emphasize the following, 1st 3, the security council to live up to exit responsibility and obligation to put an end to this belligerent war. on again, is our people without further delay. and the delivery of the lease a may because supply this duration of fuel electric power to guys are sort of the bridge and put events. and of course of, of the transfer of our guys send our but a city a philip, the seniors and guys then with bang one which is totally and got to go to play, to texted me or over 2nd. i don't know military or security solutions that don't, that they are accepted. but most of that

and healy a time, us designate the guys us it and design a general is not going to come out victorious out of gaza. you think they going to hand out a by the city and state. the defense thing is after they paid in blood and treasure zeros and quarter of a $1000000000.00 a day, because then that after they finish, they just gonna say, oh, we love that. but we gotta embrace the 1st thing is we're going to give it a mistake. independent software and contiguous in order for them to live in based next door to us. i take your point, but i think a lot of people will be looking at this war and saying this is different from the for previous israel guys awards just because of the sheer scale of the destruction . number of palestinians killed, etc. this is a major crisis. and crises in international relations, birth change, you know, whether it's piece or something else. i don't know what change would look like, but if there's going to be change, it might, will come out of a crisis. and this is certainly a crisis. so that's my question to you. do you think there are the seats somewhere in the old

you healy is saying the exact things that list trusts in the united kingdom says and list trust was the sharpest united kingdom prime minister. and i think 300 years. i mean she, she needs to figure that out. like she's her her day as possible. i the, i do all the do you want she thinks about in terms of international relations. it's oh, sorry, i mean, unfortunately she was born 30 is too what anyways, so that's one thing about what, what she, what she needs to understand now too. but you know, i, by the way, what you're saying with that is she thinks like a cold war hawk she thinks like, we're still in the 19 fifties and the shipping from on those terms. and then she, you know, then rigging came in the 1980s of them all inflict ideas on what reagan did. and so everybody wants to be your rigging. and everybody wants to be a catcher on the consumer side, on the republican side. and lets read it was my, the, his boss. and i mean donald trump's coming itself is a signature off that that did, has austin terms of where the republicans used to be on certain policies. and so they need to, to l

all eyes are on new hampshire if nikki healy is going to pull off a miracle. >> let's bring in kate bedingfieldchris christie made some very critical comments about the way nikki haley has tried to thread the needle on the issue of abortion. listen and watch this. >> you can't say one thing in iowa and something different in new hampshire. i was on the stage next to governor haley when she gave a long talk at i think it was the second debate about how we don't want to divide the country on this. we need to respect everyone's opinions and when she's sitting across from bob vanderplatz in iowa she said i would sign a six-week abortion ban. well, which one is it? >> is this a vulnerability for nikki haley, kate? >> no question. i think, you know, chris christie is absolutely right about that and if nikki haley were to pull an inside straight and get the republican nomination, she would be answering for that six-week abortion ban answer for the entirety of the campaign. i know certainly the biden campaign and democrats would be forcing her to, and we've seen across the country that that kind of pos

the coke backed americans for prosperity announced today it is going to support healy's bid to stop donaldtrump but. >> joining me now abc's chief washington correspondent, jonathan carl he's author of the new york times bestselling tired of winning. donald trump and the end of the ground old party. >> jonathan car so nice to see you tonight thanks for stopping by there is a lot to talk about with you in that particular, but let's deal with the soundbite i have because you've got to hear this snippet from americans for prosperity, that of course the coke back group now endorsing one nikki haley listen. >> joe biden and donald trump had their chance, they can't fix what is broken. america, with the right leaders we face diversity and risen to victory. now it is our time to turn the page and choose a new leader, nikki haley. a true fiscal conservative, a positive vision for the future. >> i will set aside the obvious goonie's comparison with it's our time. i use it my time for in college for a campaign i was running. that is the message right now, they have their time. both the candidates ar

when you see differences that is healy. as a modeler i think they converged to the same numbers. going back and looking we have a long history we have done a lot of projections. being a modeler requires humility. in all of the outlooks it says the same, we hava problem. you see across the outlooks is healthy. to give you an ideaf what drives some of those dierences, even if yoare looking at another outlook and there is a scenario thatooks similar to the eia. how is policy interpreted? i go back to what we did, strict interpretation of existing policy tt is legally enforceable. what do they assume about economic growth? what do they assume about technology innovations? what are the cost pathways for renewables and other technologies. what do you assume about technologies that might be on the horizon that are highly uncertain? also consumer preferences. we are largely doing economic modeling here but there is a big piece of this where even with existing policies we are incentivizing consumers and nobody knows exactly how they're going to respond. >> i want to touch on uncertainty i

. >> mike healy agrees. >> not all cities have anything close to what bart is like. i think the bay area is very lucky to have had bart over the years. >> the promise still exists even if not fully delivered. to convince riders to return, most agree something big needs to happen to get bart back on track. >> as part of our week long look, we wanted to hear more from the riders who use the service every day. shawn chitnis joins us with more on what riders shared with him about their experience. good morning. >>> good morning. we are at the pleasant hill station along the yellow line in the east bay. of course there are plenty people with different experiences at a station like this and some of the stations along the yellow line in the east bay. some are using bart every day. others just happen to need it one or two days during the week to get into the city and find it to be the most convenient option that day. among the people we recently heard from while visiting the station and some of the stations along the yellow line, we met a woman who is a recent user of bart j

the former presidents mind, you have to, i think the imagery that will show the what we did at the healy hearings, under an 87 minute hearing that show that while the capitol was under attack the prisoner wasn't trying to stop it, wasn't trying to call people off, he was still trying to subvert the election. that kind of injury and proof of intent is gonna be powerful here. another thing about trump is that he commits crimes in the opener makes them hard to believe. but he publicly told his supporters to come there on the sixth, be there, we'll be wild. he told his supporters to go to the capitol that day. he told them that this was basically the last stand, the fight to go. a lot that is evident is out there in the open, and we don't at times want to believe it because the idea of a former president sending people to attack the capitol is disheartening. i am happy to see that check smith plans to show that to the jury. >> a lot of people have noted, including veterans of the committee on which to work, but the echoes of the case are validation of the work of your committee, that the wor

this pac americans for prosperity action that focuses on alternatives to trump they are backing healyly want trump but business wants hali or an alternative. >> steve: what he is suggesting hey, liberal democrats, it sounds like during the primaries, liberal democrats don't vote for joe biden because he is not going -- there is no primary really there. go to the republican side and vote look at those people but vote for her. >> just to stop trump. that's what that is all about. >> steve: reminds me of operation chaos that rush limbaugh did back in 2008 when he was trying to stop barack obama from becoming the nominee he said everybody go out and vote for hillary clinton. >> stuart: didn't work but let's see. >> steve: indeed. in the meantime, look at the numbers all the time. they are bad. financial numbers are bad. and now there is something called doom spending because it's the end of the world, we might as well blow the cash. >> doom loop spending know you can't afford it buy in any way. go out on credit card raise your credit card balance, you save a lot less money and i don't kno

and in massachusetts, which like new york in illinois has a right to shelter law, governor moreau healys emergency shelter system when the state hit that 9th.t, it was just november states across the country are struggling to find options for families, and individuals that they do not have resources for. and now blues are following the lead of red border states before t spending theirned budgets on one way tickets to send migrants to other parts of the country, or even the world. with winter coming for these northern states, and temperatures dropping, the funding crisis will shift into a more immediate humanitarian one. just last month, democratic mayors from five major u.s. cities sent a letter to president biden, asking for his help. that very letter reads, in part, relying on municipal budgets is not sustainable, and has forced us to cut city services. we request an appropriation of five billion dollars to cover the expenditures are cities have already incurred and, to continue serving the growing number of people arriving in our communities. now the biden administration has requeste

you have the vessel clarion, which burned near healy point and 15 of the 21 crew members died. and so this is the clarion up here. and then down below is the w.c. richardson name, which struck a reef off buffalo while carrying flax seed 14 of the 19 men on board survived and they were rescued by another ship called the william payne on december ninth. so this is a storm that's fairly long lasting. i know i put december 7th here, but this is a storm that last since the eighth and ninth and to the 10th of december. by december ninth, there were two other barges that sank as well on lake erie. so again, there's four vessels plus the marquette & bessemer. and to those five vessels that sank on lake erie in this one storm, that's that's a pretty spectacular loss for for just a single storm, especially on a lake our size. the marquette & bessemer number two ran a fairly regular route from connie out to port stanley. the vessel on on december 7th, the last day that we see it left the dock in connie out at 10:25 a.m. they're headed down the river. and that's what i always find this to

let's go over to you earlier. shovel fellow who joins us in most good. healy, what have we heard from the meeting? so 5. well, the main thing is the still continue is continuing behind co stores, but we've already heard from russia's for administer the survey levels. he has made a number of statements for the media during an open pause of that may say, with the heads of the foreign ministers of several bleed countries um the organization of islamic cooperation countries. so according to lab roles, russia calls for reference for immediate preparations to begin right now. for the response of the biggest ation, price is on the creation of a policy in, in states. and most coal says it's necessary to create an external support mechanism to ensure 2 state solution to the policy. and is there any problem he does have that original countries should be represented in the mechanism for resolving the conflicts. and he also said that the bowl game of humanitarian aid arriving and gaza is insufficient. and he mentioned that the middle eastern quotes had so re, jesus did not include representatives

healy described being a sailor had long been a way to secure a degree of mobility and autonomy that didn't exist in other parts of american society. but you kind of see that window really closing for black sailors at this point. just kind of zooming back out to talk a little bit more about broader navy stuff, 1880s, the navy is really expanding, becoming, getting more into the public. but as you see them getting more into public view, as the navy becomes more visible, there's a increasing effort to make black sailors invisible and outright embrace them altogether. there's more emphasis on steam engines and high technology on ships. the seafaring communities that dr. readdy was talking about that they recruited from originally, the navy, they're really starting to shift towards recruiting from the interior of the country. more white sailors, they want to build an enlisted force that's really mostly of native born white americans. that's rooted in a lot of anti-immigration sentiment. and, of course, anti-black. and then by 19, 19, it's kind of like the culminating point i like to think of, k

and a dramatic finish too in the united rugby championship as ben healy�*s drop goal saw edinburgh snatchas enough to secure second, alongside her women's team gold. teammate saskia servini took the bronze in this event, in her debut at a senior world championships. it has been a bit of a rough year and a bit for me, i had a lot of doubt coming into this competition. so to come away with my first ever world silver medal, i can't believe it. it isjust world silver medal, i can't believe it. it is just icing world silver medal, i can't believe it. it isjust icing on world silver medal, i can't believe it. it is just icing on the cake, but ijust want it. it is just icing on the cake, but i just want to thank everybody who believed in me and help me find myself again. and kealy wasn't the only success, jaydon paddock produced a brilliant run to get bronze in the men's tumbling — much to the delight of the home crowd in birmingham. there was also a bronze for the men's trampoline team. isn't that impressive to watch? it is fantastic. mi; isn't that impressive to watch? it is fantastic— is fant

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when illegal migrants showed up in massachusetts, governor healy declared a state of emergency and saidet part out loud, and i quote, massachusetts has stepped up to address the crisis that sadly has been a federal crisis of inaction that is many years in the making, unquote. so one thing is clear. even democrats now in their sanctuary cities are realizing that biden has created this border crisis. and democrats have ignored it for years. republicans thankfully are finally stepping up and leading where they failed. any of my friends from across the aisle if they wan to help us, if they want to end the crisis, they can vote for the rule today and vote for the underlying legislation. but i'd like to yield, talking about new york, i'd like to yield three minutes to any good friend from the state of new york, representative langworthy. the speaker: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. langworthy: thank you, mr. speaker, and thank you to the gentleman for yielding time he was talked about sanctuary policies. that's at the root of what we're talking about here today. the so-call