both the governor and heller are trump holdouts. mike spence on wednesday -- >> we'll continue to tell our story and try to earn their support. >> in the meantime, he hasn't said it yet, but will dean heller vote none votes. >> can i vote for mike spence for vice president? >> don't know if you can do that, but we'll keep checking. >> i covered more ground with the senator and check my site about this. >> we want to hear from you. what would you ask hillary clinton or donald trump? page. >>> i-15 between here and l.a. is back open in both directions tonight. but the fire that started near the cajon pass is still out of control. it's moved on. it's 4% contained. since it flared up on tuesday, it's charred more than 31,000 acres and more homes to count at this point. that's where families live and even some exotic animals. christy wilcox is live near the community of wrightwood which is threatened by the animals safe until this thing is put out. >> reporter: yeah, the animal sanctuary, i want you to see this. check this out. this is t

. >> i just want to pursue this a little bit busineecause heller justice scalia said the right of bear arms is reasonably limited and left the door open to regulation. if you're elected president, you are going to appoint the ninth supreme court justice. do you -- are you saying you do not want to see the heller decision, the individual right to bear arms, overturned? >> no, i don't. here's what i do want and i want to be clear about this. i want the congress to step up and do its job. i want to get out of the horrible cycle we're in where we go and mourn dozens, hundreds, thousands of people killed by gun violence. everybody says, oh, let's pray. let's send our hearts and our feelings and then nothing happens. we are better than this. the gun lobby intimidates elected officials. the vast majority of americans including gun owners support the kind of common sense reforms i'm proposing. >> on immigration, you say that you would go even further than president obama in deferring the deportation of people in this country illegally and you say if congress doesn't act that you would support

that why this week senator dean heller will address the issues to better help business succeed. to talk about this...is cara clarke with the las vegas metro chamber of commerce 1. what is the luncheon about? 2. what are the biggest challenges facing businesses? 3. what will businesses have to look for this upcoming year? the luncheon is thursday, august 18, at the four seasons hotel, 3960 s las vegas blvd. the program will run from noon many of which stem from capitol hill.. that why this week senator dean heller will address the issues to better help business succeed. to talk about this...is cara clarke with the las vegas metro chamber of commerce 1. 2. what are the biggest challenges facing businesses? 3. what will businesses have to look for this upcoming year? the luncheon is thursday, august 18, at the four seasons hotel, 3960 s las vegas blvd. the program will run from noon hill.. that why this week senator dean heller will address the issues to better help business succeed. to talk about this...is cara clarke with the las vegas metro chamber of commerce 1. what is the lun

if you go you go back and look at heller, heller was not a blanket anything goes under the second amendment. the second mma conveys your right to have a handgun in your home for self-defense. it doesn't have assault rifles or conceal and carry. it didn't address those issues. there are so lot of post-heller issues that are getting keyed up for the next supreme court and we will see. certainly no right is absolute and taking heller at its word, like justice scalia, having written written most of the opinions, having taken him at his word, i think there will be lots of situations where senator cruise, some kind of gun control would be considered constitutionally acceptable. i don't know if it was a story you wrote, but the the new york times carried a story in which the justice essentially said that warren burger was stupid. he didn't quite use those words but essentially that he wasn't a very smart man. then the question is, during the 17 years or so that he was chief justice, who was the intellectual leader of the court i know brennan managed to get a number of victories but who was the con

so it took years of political mobilization to get the heller case, dc against helle up to the supreme court for the 5 to 4 decision in 2008. if you go back and look at heller, it wasn't an anything goes, second right to have a handgun in the home for purpose of self-defense, not con keel carry, it didn't address those issues. there's a lot of post heller issues getting teed up for the next supreme court and we will see, but no right is absolute and in taking heller at its word, justice scalia written most of the opinion, i think there would be lots of situations where, you know, senator cruz, some kind of gun control would be considered constitutionally acceptable. >> this is -- i don't know if it was a story you wrote, but "the new york times" carried a story that justice said warren burger was stupid, that he wasn't a very smart man. and then the question was during the 17 years or so that he was chief justice, who was the intellectual leader, who was the conservative leader? >> that is a very good question. i think it was lewis powell who was a conservative man, you know, a gentlem

it looks like a water main break along caster between magee and heller man. there is a number of stores that stretch the big stores there at the big shopping stretch there fire fighters saw water a and they called pgw. also a peco crew on the scene. you can see folks here, yes with the rite aide which is right there. there is also a bank on the other corner. lets go back to the maps. local detours this morning. it looks like castor is opened but magee or heller man. >> we just go down around the block and no reports of water that is income down in the neighborhood. hopefully that will stay that way. here comes the sun as sue mentioned no rain in sight for the next couple of days and it looks like a hot one with certainly some sun glare on i-95 and schuylkill expressway. back to you. >>> 6:33. the philadelphia fire department, you already talk about the water main break or not. >> you got that. >> yesy will not be redundant i'm not ryan lochtety not want to over exaggerate. >> we will get to this, a deadly home invasion in hunting park. >> a father is killed i

they want to remind heller that summer vacation is over and it's time the country has a fully-staffed supreme court. president obama nominated garland back in march, but senators want to wait until after the election to hold confirmation hearings. senator heller's spokesman sent us a statement reading: "the all constituents and keeps them in mind as he performs his dutues as an elected official." a frightening scene on the hudson river... 10 kayakers enjoying a day on the water when a ferry suddenly slams into them. crews racing to pull them from the river. what we're now learning about the captain of that ferry boat. plus... "i almost started to cry cause it just hit me home. i have six kids." a retired cop and a teacher spring into action to save a baby locked in a hot car. what the child's mother was people outraged. remember chopper 13 is bringing you breaking news fast and first. and a look at today's closing numbers.. the dow was down 53 points, closing at 18,401 retired police officer found a baby locked in a hot car in a shopping center parking lot. when they saw the child's c

. >>> also tonight, teen heller -- dean heller weighs in on the presidential candidates. will he go with one debt or none of the above? >>> i would have never thought and kill my nephew. probably -- i thought like a little bite or something. >> tonight, a local family is devastated by the loss of a 9-year-old boy killed in a pit bull attack. good evening. i'm jim snyder. >> i'm marie mortera. >>> the details are disturbing. relatives say their son went to a friend's house to get candy and when the front door opened, the dog attacked and went after the boy's face. it is our top story ton us live outside of the clark county animal control where the pit bull was taken. >> reporter: marie, the pit bull has been put to sleep. animal control thought that would be the best option. the little boy's family wanted it euthanized. the family still can't believe a dog killed their loved one. >> i'm seeing myny too's face full of blood. >> reporter: it's an image

employment jump i mentioned in part to pro-growth policies supported by senators harry reid and dean heller. nevada having the fastest growing solar energy industry did not happen by accident. our progress in the clean energy sector is an example of how federal and state policies and smart public private partnerships encourage growth and job creation. and this from senator heller, quote, i will continue my work on policies that position our state to harness its solar power potential. renewable energy development is critical to our state's and our nation's lonrm all-of-the-above energy strategy and what about southern nevada's house members. when solar city opened in west las vegas in 2014 congressman heck lauded it for, quote, bringing good jobs, building a new local industry and creating a brighter future for the entire region. and congresswoman titus praised the center for providing, quote, opportunities for people from across the region to learn new skills, contribute to our cleaner world for generations to come. and, miss lagan, we didn't look at congressman amodei or hardy since we're

sandoval and heller haven't said whether or vote for trump..and they also haven't endorsed him. yes we can chanting this ain't a hillary rally. we don't want to see you there was a small clash between trump supporters and clinton supporters report. trustworthy - vo a new poll suggests donald trump is having a tough time connecting with latino voters. those surveyed by "fox news latino" say they trust hillary clinton more than the gop nominee. the poll found 78-percent of latino voters think trump is dishonest. this latest poll comes as most national polls show trump trailing clinton by a big margin. time now is x:xx --- coming up next..a warning for par a new study is linking strollers to increased visits to the emergency rooms for toddlers. and i'm continuing to monitor the latest out of southern california. the giant "blue cut" wildfire continues to burn. northbound lanes of the i-15 have reopened..but the firefight continues. than 17-thousand children end up in the emergency room each year with injuries tied to researchers at nationwide children's hospital analyzed over 20 ye

if you reverse heller -- >> she says she doesn't think heller should be reversed. >> i think if anybodyelieves that, i told you, they believe that she legitimately changed her mind over the pipeline. >> what does one have to do with the other? >> what it has to do with it is that nobody covers her in the same way that he is covered. her flip-flop on the pipeline got one story, one time, not three days of coverage. >> who says more things that confound reason? donald trump or hillary clinton? >> hillary clinton. >> on a regular basis. >> on a regular basis. >> tapes come out of the man obviously playing his own p.r. machine, he says it's not me. the star of david thing comes out, he says it's a sheriff's star. why not just own things, say they are a mistake, move on? move on? >> some things he has said were a mistake. >> what? what? one thing. tell me one thing he's apologized for. >> he said it was a mistake, the things he said about john mccain. he said that john mccain was a hero, he should have acknowledged that, he should have acknowledged his heroism and public service. he did it f

we have a water main break at oxford circle castor avenue between magee and heller man. castor is opened and it is side roads blocked. just watch for local detour this is morning. alex, back to you. >>> well, bob it is national tooth fairy day, we're getting in great picks of some kids, so, glenda sent this, this is jasmine perez. the that is a cute one. karen says my baby's missing tooth. and style is, you know, this is shaka theda bagby but we are trying to figure out is what the going rate. let us know how much your child got from the tooth fairy. if the price has gone up, for teeth, we will figure that out. >>> 7:19. do you ever wonder when walking around your office and monday and coming to work do you want to know how much do people make? there are certain jobs like how much do you think that person makes? when we come back we will break down highest paying jobs. we will tell you what some people are making. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. everything naand

heller refused to commit to vote for him. republicans. just today gov. sandoval and sen. vote for him. hillary clinton is now facing a lawsuit filed by the parents of lawsuit filed by the parents of two americans killed in the 2012 terror attack in benghazi, libya. 4 americans died when terrorists assaulted the u-s diplomatic mission. in the wrongful-death suit.. patricia smith and charles woods say the attack was directly caused by clinton's classified information" on her private email server.. while she was secretary of state. a desperate search is on right now..... for the third man involved.... in an attack.... on a security guard. 13 action news reporter..... parker collins was the only one there.... watching police take several guys.... into custody. 10:45:51-10:46:19 take vo at 10:46:00 back on camera at 10:46:15 we saw police up and down this street as they took two of the guys into custody but the whole story started way back her at boulder station we're told by police that a three guys they stole his gun and took off basically in three different directions polic

previous two months yugoslavia and greece moving through north africa threatening the vital suez canal heller held the arctic circle in the northbound in the southern shores of the mediterranean from the north sea english channel all the way to the border of the soviet union. and that this instance 75 years ago he had amassed more than 3 million troops on that border for that invasion taking place six days later. in what was going on here? at that moment we were switzerland in the spring of 194175 percent of americans thought the fall of great britain would pose a serious danger to the united states it also found almost 85 percent said nonetheless no americans should fight the foreign war pdf. you cannot get 85 percent of americans today to agree that the sun rises in the east. [laughter] but they agreed no american troops in european. fdr instituted that draft. but he also promised and congress said that not basing polymeric and boot would go to fight a foreign war unless we were attacked. he'd made day united states with their arsenal of democracy we began to send aid. we he agree edberg no

we asked him about governor brian sandoval and senator dean heller refusing to endoring trump. 14:59:21: "with regard to others..." 14:59:32: "around this country..." so far, not a single elected nevada republican has said if they will vote for trump. casino billionaire steve wynn says he still hasn't decided who to vote for the democrat explained why he isn't impressed by trump or clinton. "i'm waiting for someone to have a responsible conversation. and address the issues that affect the american people. it hasn't happened yet." one of wynn's biggest complaints is quote "the absence of serious discussion about the economy". with a little less than 90 days to the election, u-n-l-v is prepping for the final presidential debate on october 19th students and faculty at bracing for what many consider will be a disruption. sot we are the primary population here . we are here for a reason that is to go to school and to do well on exams. more than 28-thousand students and thousands of faculty will have to deal with the influx of traffic...security measures and preparations put in place for th

the parents claim heller clinton email server issues contribute to attacks. they also accuse her of defaming them in public statements. they see emails also easily found its way to foreign powers and was then obtained by islamic terrorists. >> jim: already this summer and this wildfire burning just rest of us is getting bigger tonight. nearly 7000 acres of land have burned in the mountains of san bernardino county. 5000 families are now under mandatory evacuation orders. the fire started sunday and some of the smoke has made its way into the las vegas valley. you may have smelled it earlier yesterday. for poor l quality is also shutting down schools in apple valley despair he and so were march toward lake arrowhead and spirit lodge park. no word yet on a cause. and not the fair fire that has been burning for three near big sur now covers 100 square miles. -- about half of it now is surrender. bulldozer operator was killed in this firefight double as homes have been destroyed so far in this one was caused by a campfire. is still controlling his flock behind ba

todd: heller a clinton has no public events on her schedule tomorrow. the event in provincetown features singer and actress che the campaign is half way to its gold in raising a million dollars. rhondella:rhondella: president obama is back at the white house after a two-week vacation. he and the first family flew to cape cod for the trip on air force one back to washington. the president will head to louisiana on tuesday. he will see firsthand the damage from historic flooding. republicans have her -- have criticized the president for not visiting sooner. he asked president obama to hold off on the trip. >> i didn't want to divert the police officers, sheriff stapes and the state troopers and other essential resources and assets to provide security for the president while they were needed in this region. rhondella: flooding has killed at least 13 and left tens of thousands homeless. a new development in the investigation of prince's death. fentanyl. an official says the drugs were counterfeit and found inside aspirin and vitamin bottles and tucked in a

few minutes with pence after the event and asked him about governor brian sandoval and senator dean heller not endorsing donald trump. >> with regard to others we're just going to continue in the days and weeks ahead. i believe to earn the support not just of republicans and leaders and elected officials but of many independents and many democrats in this country. >>an said they won't vote for trump in the end but they have refused to wholeheartedly endorse him. no nevada republican has said they will not vote for trump. >> trump supporters and clinton supporters clash. [screaming] >> the trump rally -- >> and no word on any arrests made. >> well, casino billionaire steve wynn isn't impressed with the election race. the democrat and ceo of wynn resorts says he hasn't stated to who to vote for in november. >> i'm waiting for someone to have a responsible conversation and address the issues that affect the american people. it hasn't happened yet. >> one of wynn's biggest complaints is thebs serious discussions about the economy. >> well, with the start of the new school year a little more th

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. >> his guest, viola davis, and simon heller. >> stephen: hello, and welcome to "the late show." last thursday at the democratic convention, the parents of a fallen u.s. soldier criticized donald trump, and, over the weekend, he repeatedly lashed out at them -- which got me thinking, is there anyone donald trump won't attack if they say bad things about him? let's find out. >> hello. my collection of porcelain dolls have larger hands than donald trump -- and larger penises! >> stephen: all right, let's see what they have to say about that on the old twitter feed. nothing yet. next, a kindergartener with an adorable speech impediment. >> i just got back from epcot, so i have more foweign powicy

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it really is one of those things where the script is heller is going to win big.hat is part of the problem. he is seen today that he's not flip-flopping and is talking about toning it down a little bit. don't you think that part of the reason that they have so much attached they thought the views were so extreme to begin with. the way they were taken right from the beginning that kind of thing that is what everyone remembers. but also if you're the kind of republican who supported somebody who all the trump voters said was a rino on immigration you are probably not going to be happy today if they start moderating their tone. this is what the other candidates were trying to do they were hopelessly on conservative. i want to ask you about the statutes of donald trump. they've been they been taken down in new york but there are many things that they say an artist who didn't like hillary clinton did the outrage that would ensue. is there a double standard even for art. someone made a good point they said how does the media treat it when they were an obama mask. they w

. >> i'm a truth-heller-teller ane end of 90 days although i'm supposed to be the smart one and have a lot of good ideas, it's okay, i go back to a very good way of life. >> the republican national committee is under pressure to rein in trump's rhetoric. fox news has obtained a petition de money and resources to other candidates lest the party go down with him. >> so far it has 70 signatures of prominent republicans and they plan to fre present it in e rny c next week. defended trump, adding that he thinks americans are not too concerned about trump's choice of words. >> the american people are not really focused, craig, on semantics. they are focused on the ideas and policy and leadership that are going to turn this county around. >> pence said during a town hall meeting that policies put in police by president obama and former secretary of state but stopped short of echoing, trump's words. >> and clinton laid out her economic case today in the same area where trump outlined his plan last week. and he has accused trump of talking a big game but says it's based on fear, not strength.

. >> if joseph heller hadn't come up with that for something that was a catch 22.need all these words instead of just saying catch 22, right? >> drop 47. >> major, major. >> major, major. anyway, of course -- >> kelly and conway. >> yes frr. for the 7:00 hour. >> we've rolled out -- she's o important now. the left, that's what they hated more. it was the worst thing any horrible person could do and then wait a second, you can't change your mind on this. you promised you'd throw everyone out. no, no, no. it's so bazar. you see michael goodwin's piece? >> absolutely. definitely stay tuned. watch "squawk box." and thank you for all of that and more. a great guest list coming up. and the fed in focus this week as they get ready to meet in jackson hole, wyoming. and casey clark of glenmede. you're watching cnbc. we are p?p?h ♪ we're drowning in information. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you don't. you partner with a firm that advises governments and the fortune 500, and, can

about her position on the second amendment and has done her usual said she agains -- is against the hellerhe's for an individual's right to bear arms. that came from a majority of the supreme court. she said very clearly that she disagrees with that decision and wishes it would go another way. she would have the opportunity as president to execute executive orders the way this president has done. the idea that she is not hostile to gun owners, that's her people clingo said to their god and their guns and religion, making fun of all of the unwashed. mark: do you see the difference between wanting to pass a additional restrictions as opposed to saying you want to get rid of the second amendment? guest: but what is her position? mark: she says i'm a supporter of the second amendment. guest: what does that mean? let's be honest here. hours, as of this morning, there was five times more coverage on what donald trump said about mobilizing gun owners versus covering the fact that omar mateen's father sat behind her at a rally. where would you feel more safe? at a rally where the speaker who is ru

. >> his guest, viola davis, and simon heller. >> stephen: hello, and welcome to "the late show." last thursday at the democratic convention, the parents of a fallen u.s. soldier criticized donald trump, and, over the weekend, he repeatedly lashed out at them -- which got me thinking, is there anyone donald trump won't attack if they say bad things about him? let's find out. >> hello. my collection of porcelain dolls have larger hands than donald trump -- and larger penises! >> stephen: all right, let's see what they have to say about that on the old twitter feed. nothing yet. next, a kindergartener with an adorable speech impediment. >> i just got back from epcot, so i have more foweign powicy >> stephen: and nothing so far, so let's move on to this kitten. there you go. hold on. (laughter) oh, here we go! yeah, trump seems upset and the kitten (bleep) all over my desk. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert. tonight, stephen welcomes ol davis, simon helberg. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." it's "late show" in new york city with stephen colbert! (cheers a

in heller -- and clinton put the argument in this way. that alone would save the trump family $4 billion. it would do nothing for 99 99.8 percent of americans they would get a 4 billion-dollar tax cut at the meantime he was at the famed. he was to make the argument that hillary clinton did not live up to her promises in terms of the economy and jobs when she was a senator. she did live up to attend and she won't as president for the next four or eight years. what is amazing here is that breaking news even as he offers what they often like tax cuts in the regulation within the last hour dozens of republicans have put out an e-mail urging the rnc to cut off funding from the campaign entirely. what is donald trump's next move on that. peter, this is stunning he's offering republicans what is orthodox to many lower taxes the regulation some very original ideas some of it is reflective of popular things like cutting millions of poor people off the payrolls entirely when it comes to taxes that would be popular but now i had you had people say o

jeremy heller son back, 8 strike outs allows two runs, phillies beat the cardinals 4-2. they are in position for a series win over the cardinals for the first time in two years. >> a lot of energy in the crowd tonight it was fun, fun to win, it was deja vu in the 9th inning. it turned out a little differently, so great night for us. >> will the eagles have their number one receiver when they kick off their regular season in three weeks. jordan matthews says for sure. a knee injury kept him out of the first two preseason games. flyers coach checking out the eagles like carson wentz who continues to throw lightly as he works back from broken ribs. catching the coach's eye, paul turner, the undrafted free agent leads the team in two. >> paul turner has caught our eye in the last a couple of weeks. he's doing a nice job there. >> play man, have fun doing it, that's been my primary focus, that's what they were trying to express go out and play fast and have fun. >> how did jim curtin try to keep his team humble after winning 4-0 last saturday. he said don't feel too good abou

if you reverse heller. >> she said she doesn't think heller should be reversed. >> i told you, they believee. >> what does one have to do with the other? >> what it has to do with it is that nobody covers her in the same way that he is covered. her flip-flop on the xl pipeline got one story. >> who says more things that confound reason? donald trump or hillary clinton? >> hillary clinton. >> on a regular basis? >> on a regular basis. >> tapes come out of the man obviously playing his own pr machine, he says it is not me. >> no. >> the star of david thing comes out, he says it is a sheriff's star. why not just own things, say they are a mistake, move on. move on. >> some things he has said were a mistake. >> what? >> other things -- >> what? tell me one thing he has apologized for. >> he said he has said that it was a mistake, the things he said about john mccain. he said that he -- john mccain was a hero, he should have acknowledged that, acknowledged his had heroism and public service. did he it five months ago, two months ago and a week ago. >> that's the one example you have? i don't rem

amendment and has done her usual thing -- she has said she again -- is she ison, she has said against the hellerhe u.s. supreme court decision for an individual's right to bear arms. that decision came from a majority of the supreme court. including many different president's appointees. she said very clearly that she disagrees with that decision and wishes it would go another way. she would have the opportunity as president, donny, to execute executive orders the way this president has done. the idea that she is not hostile to gun owners, that's her obama,ssor, then senator said people cling to their god and their guns and religion, making fun of all of the unwashed. mark: do you see the difference between wanting to pass a n additional restriction, as opposed to saying you want to get rid of the second amendment? kellyanne: there is a difference. but what is her position? mark: she says i'm a supporter of the second amendment. kellyanne: what does that mean? let's be honest here. does that mean people hunt? in the last 24 hours, as of this objective source content analysis, this morning, there

spinet you brought up joseph heller.when the pilots are talking to each other and one says i want to have a long life and the other one asks why and the answer is what else is there, i imagine that you know what there is, that there is no guarantee for a long life. so, for the three of you for that risk or the apathy of the editors have you ever thought about stopping it or thought about though, thi this isn't woh it anymore. there's something else to do. i might go back. i can see going back and i make the choice to stay here and it's a difficult choice to make because i miss being in afghanistan into pakistan and living in the middle of the story and having conversations s that night about the future of the countries and feeling like you've are actually seeing the country change and watching a democracy get built. i miss that feeling. i decided to see if i could live normal. as normal as any journalist. i am a metro reporter. that's what i do. we will see how long it lasts but for right now, it's working. hispanic wome

she has said she is running for president, she has said she's against the heller decision.ted states supreme court dpigs afirld an individual's try it bear arms. that came from a majority of the supreme court including many different president's appointees. she has said she disagrees and wishes it would go another way. she would have the opportunity as a president to execute executive orders. it is really something. it was her predecessor, senator obama running for president who said people clinging to their gods and their guns and their religion. >> you say the difference between wanting to pass additional restrictions as opposed to saying you want to get rid of the second amendment. >> what does that mean? >> it means that other people hunt? in the last 24 hours, they can a content analysis. as of this morning, i'm sure it is worse. there was five times more coverage on what donald trump said about mobilizing gun owners across this country versus covering the fact that moammar mateen's father sat right behind this. where would you feel more safe? where would you feel more

collins being added to the list of senators, graham, sas, cruz, heller. the breaking point for republicans and really is there one? or are they just looking for a way to distance themselves? >> i think thomas, they have already reached that breaking point and that breaking point was when they can a real clear-eyed assessment of how donald trump's place at the top of the ticket could affect their ability to hold on to the senate and even potentially the house. and once they realize it would have a really negative effect and could be a significant drag, they started looking for ways to distance themselves and where i think you're really seeing is with some of the super pacs aligned with the party but are shying away from trump, and instead trying to do triage to protect the down ballot races. that shows that the party has sort of to some extent reached that breaking point, where they're scared of what trump is going to do to them on november 8th. >> josh, we think about down ballot and look at some of the latest polling, trump trailing in the polls, survey

you brought up joseph heller before.when the pilots are talking to each other and one of them says i want to have a long life. the answer is what else is there. i imagine you know full while there is. there's no guarantee for a long life. whether for that risk or for the apathy of your readers or your editors you ever thought about stopping. know this is it worth it anymore. no heavy just kept going. i stopped. i might go back. i could see going back and i feel like every day i make the choice to stay here and it's a difficult choice to make because i miss being in afghanistan. i miss being in pakistan and having conversations at night that are about the future of countries i decided to see if i could live normal on my metro metro reporter now in new york. as i do. we see how long that lasts. for right now is working. >> we don't know how to end wars anymore. i wish afghanistan would end. i wish they would do that. you ask if i ever thought of stopping. when i have my son in 99 i didn't think i was gonna stop doing what

the heller decision, the right to bear arms means the right to physically hold a handgun.by decision. the right to, if you don't support the idea of birth control, you as a business owner don't have to provide it. the amnesty decision. president obama can't go around the law. he has to work within the confines of the law. i think there are going to be a lot of voters who traditionally voted republican, white college graduates who will say to themselves, hillary clinton won't appoint three liberal justices. donald trump will at least maintain the status quo on the supreme court and they will end up voting for donald trump. >> in the poll, men back trump by a large margin, a as to voters without a college degree. how does hillary clinton make inroads there? >> i quickly want to say on immigration, the great piece you did with john kasich, it was fascinating that here's a governor of a large swing state, ohio, he cannot tell you what donald trump's immigration plan was. he was dumbfounded. that speaks volumes about the failure of the flip-flop that trump has on immigration. i

this all spawns from what hillary clinton was talking about with the heller decision, about d.c. and having handguns, and it wound up cementing the individual right to weapons here, which was a long evolution here in jurisprudence. no one wants to hear anything about that. they just want the conclusion. when you mix a faulty premise, which is what he's doing characterizing clinton's position, and incendiary talk, you have political dynamite. either he doesn't care or he's not aware. isn't that the proposition for voters? >> yeah, i think it's -- i don't know. i'm not going to crawl inside donald trump's head here. >> you must. get in there and tell us what's going on so we can move on from this and get back to policy. >> you know, it is hard to say that he's not aware. donald trump's a smart man. it does seem like he's boiling it down to the most basic explanation, instead of saying, oh -- it's not fodder at a rally and it's not a very good applause line, or boo line, as it were, to say, oh, she might put restrictions on the second amendment. it has more effect if you say she's g

can change dramatically 10 days before the election and if you run your diplomacy, wasrt that the heller clinton secretary of state, and all of a sudden the world unravels and you have 10 days, you are losing. avoid candidates try to owning the foreign-policy card because of that reason. >> donald trump has played that sayingirly prominently it with confidence? >> the one thing about donald trump is unusual, there are many things unusual, the one i'm to talk about in response to this this is his, i think, why he's a good salesman come he has an uncanny ability to know how to sell his product and he reads the room so that when an event happens, whether it is san bernardino or paris orlando or dallas, he knows instantly how his works in the service of argument in his brain that he is trying to cast on the election. i don't want to say that he has made this election about for policy, i don't pick you have. i think he has made this election about in group outgroup attitudes and that those in groups and out groups are separated on race and ethnicity in the foreign policy moments only work for

because they're so much of talk about including heller clinton -- -- hillary clinton. thank you very much, the both of you, for being with us on "newsmakers." >> thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] month we are this showing book tv programs during the week in prime time. ourk tv on c-span 2 takes public affairs programming's and focusing on the leg is nonfiction books -- latest nonfiction book releases. the signature programs are in-depth with questions from viewers via phone, e-mail and social media. in-depth airs the first sunday of every month. afterwords is a one-on-one conversation with the author of the book and an interviewer with an opposing viewpoint. it airs every saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. and we will take you across the country visiting book festivals and parties where authors talk about their latest works. the tv is the only network devoted exclusively to nonfiction books. 2, televisio

the supreme court by the narrow of votes 5 to 4 in the heller decision decide that had the second amendmentay the average american is going to live 79 years, a women longer. 79,000 times 2,000 is two and a half million people. this is more than one million more deaths than all the deaths in every war we have fought. revolutionary war, civil war, every single one. a million 3. two and a half million gun deaths during my lifetime. we honor and respect our veterans as we must, yet we disrespect and we dishonor those two and a half million who will be murdered by their hands or anothers during our lifetime because of insane gun abundance. how can we possibly justify a public conscious that will sacrifice 32,000 innocent gun deaths a year? how do they sleep at night and what do they expect to wait them after this life has passed on what basis can they ignore fund meantal -- fundamental precepts, love is not hate. [cheers and applause] >> please be patient and relentless. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much, congress mayer. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlem

until 2008 that 234 years after our independent supreme court had the narrowest of votes, 524 in the heller and bear arms for self-defense . it drives me crazy but our colleagues in congress elevate this latest and most controversial interpretation of the second amendment about the sanctity of life. [applause] bear with me, today an african-american man is going to live every five years, a longer, killing 2000 americans a year. 79c2,000 is 2 and a half million people. in my lifetime can't do it half million people are likely to be killed by guns. this is more than 1 million more deaths than all the deaths in every war we have fought, the revolutionary war, civil war, every single one. 2 and a half million gun deaths during my lifetime. we honor and respect our veterans as we must. yet we disrespect and we dishonor those 2 and a half million who will be murdered by their hands or another's during our lifetime becauseof insane abundance . how can we possibly justify a public consciousness that will sacrifice 32,000 innocent done that year and idolatry of gun manufacturers and the nra. how do

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i was surprised that she can see that heller versus the district of columbia, justice scalia opinionght that belongs to the state national guard. it didn't belong to individuals. she made it enormously for she's being disingenuous. for her to say her rights are subject to regulation is the attitude of government progressives. they are not right that they're subject to regulation. they become privileges. does the courts allow interference with civil liberties? yes, but under very narrow circumstances. christ did not ask her about this texas law. i can imagine she supports that coming at the reason for the texas law is twofold. you have the right to keep and bear arms in texas and the university of texas on property. it can permit you to carry a gun on the straight and not carry a gun on the university streets. 60 years ago there was this awful event work i got on the tower and started shooting fish in a barrel. he didn't stop until an english professor who headed deer rifle in his office started shooting back. if that had happened sooner, they would have been a lot fewer people killed

vintage us of a certain look back to the 1960's and walter heller and ugly outcomes of an overshoot. constructive inflation overshoot? bill: i think there can. that has been talked about lightly the past few years. there has been an undershoot for a significant number of years. is significantly undershooting the trendline of 2% going forward. sure, there can be an overshoot. i think governors and presidents have talked about that. we could see it perhaps. yeah. let's forget about inflation for the moment because it is a deflationary world. let's worry about keynesian fiscal policy which might provide a push going forward. i think monetary policy is certainly weak and dying. jon: that was bill gross speaking to tom keene on bloomberg radio. this is "bloomberg " markets have an upside surprise delivered by the payrolls report. 255,000 the headline. the median estimate 188,000. . unemployment steady at 4.9%. just taking up from 9.6% to 9.7%. alan krueger still with us. you do have to scrape the b ower to find a touch of weakness. the underemployment rate showing any kind of weakness