it has to have some illegal galt component ing to? are you reporting internally or externally, various laws, whether they're federal or state or internal will flesh that out for you. no your statue of limitations, too just like my mother says, don't miss a beat. don't sleep on your rights basically. do a little research, see if you have 30 days or 180 days, find the law. find the statute of limitations and make sure you move forward with aance s of urgency. >> okay. also keep a paper trail. that's the big thing, right? >> absolutely, taking notes. in the law when you take contemporaneous notes those are more reliable versus you waiting three, six months or years and saying, hey, let me jog my memory about taking notes, those can be used as evidence, but also knowing in your take it whether you can tape record unilateral conversations, maryland you can't. but in other states you can. so those are other ways that you can recount the illegal or suspected unlawful behavior. another thick thing, don't give your employer an excuse to fire y

a mess in terms of not helping the middle class enough, in terms of the deficit that they're gesta ing themselves in a knot and it's sort of like yoga bear all over again. the house is expected to vote on its tax re form bill on passes speaker paul ryan says they'll go to congress to work through differences with the senate. the question of course with the whole house mandate thing, the national doesn't have it. this is going to be a hot topic. up next on the final five, even currying has pulled into the controversy over roy moore. how can companies keep politics and business separate. up next to talk about it on the final five. did you know you can still get a refreshing any size soft drink for just one dollar at mcdonald's? with the days getting shorter and your to-do list getting longer, you'll enjoy this ice-cold deliciousness more than ever. hurry over to mcdonald's. ♪♪ we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by

she was start ing to i merge as her husband's likely successor. grace ma gob i is 41 years younger than her husband and she's been nicknamed gucci grace for her lavish lifestyle. and last week when robert mack gob i fired his vice-president the military had to get involved to stop grace as being named as the new vice-president. that is some house of cards stuff. without kevin spacy and house of cards maybe we could foc robert ma gob i next year. maybe not. up next on the final five. a lot of you are learning what the heck net neutrality is this is not just a business decision. this can drill down to what you do on the internet in your home. we're going to talk about that coming up next. did you know you can still get a refreshing any size soft drink for just one dollar at mcdonald's? with the days getting shorter and your to-do list getting longer, you'll enjoy this ice-cold deliciousness more than ever. hurry over to mcdonald's. ♪♪ they're looking at the mcpick 2... ...two for five deals all across the board! here it comes... (crowd cheers) a big

we are look ing n for temperatures to get down into the low and mid 30s.ere last night and mostly in the mid to upper 40s. pits burke still 52 greece . that's kind of mild for them this time of year. chicago 47, detroit 56 much it's actually cooler to our north and west or warmer, actually more comfortable than it is down to the south. rally coming at 42 greece. richmond at 49. tomorrow high pressure will drive a weak front through our area as mentioned and just not expecting much in the way of wibd shift or anything else. a little bit noticeable in the afternoon but those temperatures from 8 a.m. temperature of 49 we should quickly climb by the noon hour to 61-degrees. by 4:00 about 62. so check out the high temperatures for tomorrow and we'll taw you right to the fox5 seven day forecast because yes, just a few clouds thursday. we're doing the national christmas tree lighting thursday evening. it should be dry for that. if we see any showers it would be after that or maybe an early shower at 54- degrees. saturday is the cooler. both days look like they're

comey is my homie ing. >> no. but then again these day s anything is possible. a maxine waters reclaiming my time mug out there. who would buy that sort of thing. >> i don't know. > christie barber good seeing you tonight. >> you you too. >> paul manafort is already fac ing facing serious charges, including money laundering. a pumpkin charged with the face of special council mueller in front of manafort's brooklyn home. that's pretty good. it was on instagram. she carved the pumpkin for halloween you and was going to throw it out, but then took it on manafort's home the house that brought down a president, although it certainly has not done that. > monday meantime indictment day forman forth and his business parter, but you there could be more indictments to come. the special counsel probes over and the d.c. tieing the investigation. the bird is over in shaw every time the associate is indicted. a planned moscow mules, vodka, ginger beer, lime juice. the bird if it sounds familiar, the same spot back in august that happy hour drinks would be four dollars every t

i'm guess ing you want to top the cowboys run anal fred morris.n i was blocking for alfred morris he was a very good runner . the first guy has a hard time tackling him. he can get through the second level. he has the yards after contact. i love blocking for him for those couple years. in the 2012 season he was the second lead in rushing. he's more than capable . when he had these big seasons, when they're running back you get your offensive line something nice. what did he get you guys? i think he was between segues and some other things, but he actually came down and es of wrist chris pi treats . that was the payoff. a way to go out of his pocket after 1600 yards in his rookie season. the redskins will have an easier time stopping the run this time around. rub he diseek al elliott, he's been suspended the past three weeks. they've lost all three games on offense. the redskins probably win. alfred morris is fine. but that's exactly what he is. he's in the better than that. he's not going to take a 10-yard run and make it a 60 touchdown. the rooki

this is what i'm do ing on. i'm taking responsibility. i apoll yies to the women who have disrespected and to everyone i've let down. franken as he will cooperate but will not tep down from his senate seat. in the house, michigan democratic congressman john con jers said today that he will be stepping down as the top democrat on the powerful house judiciary committees a the house ethics committee investigates claims by members of his staff that conyers sexually harassed them and may have used taxpayer dollars to keep the allegations quiet. in a taiment conyers said, quote, i very much look forward to vindicating myself and my family before the house committee on ethics. to be clear, i would like very much to remain as ranking member. he go es onto say, quote, i cannot in good conscious allow these charges to undermine my colleagues in the democratic caucus and my friends on both sides of the aisle in the judicial committee and the house of representatives. meanwhile president trump is urging alabama voters not to vote for doug jones on de

three, four, five and six while she sleeps and then president trump continued with another tweet say ing and to think that was just last week he was sexual harassment for women and then he poses the question leslie stall tape and then president trump alluding to an incident back in 1995 when al franken choked about raping then cbs news journalist leslie stall in a 1995 new york magazine article. of course today senatorial frank en has not made any public appearances since the picture that was release earlier today first was made public and we've been out here at his tenly town condo. we, too, have not with some neighbors earlier today who say he is a good man, but did not want to speak on camera. there are so many others who are calling for him to step down and resign in light of this picture that was publish ed earlier today, this picture here made public by lee and tweet, a los angeles-based journalist apparently on a flight back from afghanistan following a u s so trip with senatorial franken back in tweaks. what you're going to hear is a press conference from earlier today. this is h

officer ing decided to climbed the adjacent fence.the adjacent fence and then officer lee spoke cantonese to the male that they had to evacuate now. they were able to safely evacuate those two males to save. as you can tell from this incident, they both acted without any hesitation to protect life. this clearly demonstrates the officers' bravery. their actions actually saved lives. that's why we're here tonight to honor these two officers and acknowledge their bravery and also say thank you to your dedication and heroism. they're receiving the bronze medal of valor. [applause] [applause] >> next captain john j moreno, and >> officers mcbride, palarico and zerga. >> our incident starts on may 5, 2016. there's a suspect wanted for two violent incidents. in the first one, he accosted a transgendered female in the common area of a bathroom of a hotel and dragged her into her room and robbed her at gunpoint. the same respect returned to the same hotel. his brother happened to live there, got into an argument with his brother and then shot

he's talk ing about cocktails. history and cocktails at the same time. i wonder what is going on in there. stick around , 5@6:30 will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. we're talking about the nation's hbcus, a 25 year old federal program that helps finance construction projectses for historically black colleges administrations could be. on the us, dr. brian bridges, vice-president of research and member engagement at the united anything grow college feund is here to tell us what the study has found. what is the impact of hbcus on america, the economy , our state of the world here in. >> well, the impact is substantial and i have the report right here that i'll show off a little bit. hbcs make america strong is the title of the report. the impact is 14-point -8d in total economic impact over 140,000 jobs each year and over 130 billion-dollar in lifetime earnings for the graduates from the class of 2015 . as we look at what the effect of this, we mentioned there's a program and the federal government would help ban

police department is finally arm ing its officers with tasers. it's part of a pilot program that started just a few months ago. fox5's paul wagner is live at the second district station tonight with the story. hey, shawp, you know the d.c. police department was one of the pioners for body-worn cameras, but one of the last to go fortes ers. they've been throughout the city. tasers like this have been used by years by law enforcement agencies nationwide, but the district of columbia had been one of the last holdouts. for now only patrol sergeants city-wide have been issued the devises which can discharge 50,000 volts of electricity. matt mall the chairman of the d.c. police union says it's aboutim less lethal option to your tool belt. i go back to the very first taser deployment that we had. it could have likely turned into a lethal force situation in a matter of a second. but it worked that we were able to diffuse the situation with a tears. no wop is hurt for the worse and that gentleman's life was saved. it's up clear why the department resisted

. >> well, i think it's interest ing because now they're being honest about being dis honest. as a psychologist we all know that unless you you you have a character logical trans formation, then your apologies don't really mean much other than trying to take the slate and wipe it clean and nothing has changed internally. so now what? is this a matter of in some of these cases because i feel like with kevin spacy not only did he admit to some misconduct but then he used that as cover to say i'm a gay man and a lot of people saw that as totally disingenious as as a way to provide some kind of cover and a lot of people in the lgtb community weren't happy about that. because they don't like are secure i this way and that way and they're trying to what i call defense, they're in their defense mechanisms things are going to look very odd and yellow on monday and a little blew on tuesday. and there's going to be this lack of consistency and lack of believ ability to the story. because there's an agenda underneath it and the agenda is to cover up, to look good, to make it right, to re

if we're look ing forward, the lanes to the left, those are the hot lanes. now we're not rich people. so we wanted to do this the right way. you know what, jim and sarah, if you get out on the hot lane right before tie sons and take it down to 935 would either of you care to guess how much you had to pay to do that? >> six dollars. >> i'm going to say 7.50. let's go 21.30. are you serious? >> that's right. >> we couldn't get you some money from petty cash to put you in those lanes? >> we're doing this like the common man. >> i just gets you to 95. if you get on the hot lanes again from 95 and take them down to stafford, which is an incredible joke point i don't know how much it will cost you. we'll probably see in just a few minutes if we ever get to 935 on the beltway. i can't believe people actually in the lanes are paying the 21 bucks. we're going by price is right rules so i win. is that what it's all about? are we competing with everything now? >> i was closer. it's about the coman man. we're concerned about the peopleon the road and gary is there. >> t

chang ing it now would be nothing but a distracts. i think it's part of our historiment i don't think we necessarily need to change history. sit down, decide and what should be in it and what shouldn't be it. come together and have common ground on it. i'm more of a traditional list and i would be in favor of keeping spangled banner. just a little perspective here because we've had incidents in this country involving anthem before. remember rose and when she sang the anthem at a padres game years and years ago. sang is a subjective term. it should have been this land is your land you but that's not the point. good chance you you didn't know that verse. i certainly didn't know the veer. the california chapter of the naacp will need a response sponsor to kill or change the anthem. we reached out to the headquarters and they dined it. there's something for you to discuss over the even. >> next at 10:30 after a rough election night for the gop how are young conservatives trying to energize themselves and voters? you'll meet david blare wh

ing giving first-quarter numbers beating estimates. underlying pretax profits to billion euros, the net income number 1.3 8 billion euros. in the third quarter, that is above the estimate. a ratio of 14 point 5%. this is the biggest debt to lender, ing and the business is cutting costs to ease pressure on revenue because of the low interest rate environment. when you're into the plan they want to achieve 900 million euros annual savings by the end of 2020 one. they are limiting jobs and investing in digital technology. a lot to talk about with the ing , koos timmermans. we will get an update with that one. beer: b i havee -- i have banks. terms of ofth third-quarter revenuee, they said operating profit will grow 7% to 8% and they see the full year mid single-digit percentage growth and i see total net benefits from the restructuring of 2 billion krone. poor weather in the north of europe part of the issue for them. you are not just seeing a big focus in terms of the cost cutting at carlsberg. the are saying clearly that funding journey

men and women are fight ing for our freedoms right now. we need to vote. ralph, a vera doctor, he was in the army. he ran a hospice clinic for children. he's a great state senator. he's got a great pedigree to be governor. it's disappointing that we have to spread that message every time. we have you you coming back at of:30. >> make sure everyone votes. >> what doesn't help matters any with the turnout is this rain. >> that's an easy discuss for a lieutenant of people out there on election day to not vote because of the rain. you've had what, 13 hours to do this? this is the case. bad weather we know the numbers are lower. let's check in with sue and see how long the rain is going to stick around. it's not going to go away before the polls close. it was lighter in virginia than it was earlier today. that's a positive much there's a road pray around. we have these things called umbrellas. an amazing invention. these are just little bits of water. it is very cold out hopefully that will get -- we hope you'll get out and do your civic duty. it's important an

syrian forces and the kurdish arabic alliance steadily reestablished control of the oil fields and ing around three years of isis occupation. isis fighters took over omar the biggest oil field in the country's east in twenty fourteen and the oil rich city of barrel cerner. oil was a significant source of income for isis they earned millions more alone produce thirty thousand barrels of oil before the war but a few months after isis seized the oil fields the facilities in alomar were destroyed by anti isis coalition forces in an effort to choke off isis financing the militants still control around forty percent of the province but the recent advances of the syrian troops mean the government has regained the upper hand in the region. international trade agreements a certainly not the boss words are growing protectionism and my country first. let two cautiousness now industry representatives from all over the asia pacific region are meeting in perth in order to strengthen relations one of the most successful businesses in the state's mint in perth and the men's best customers are the germ

that left less room in the groves to plant seed ings.ce a christmas tree takes a decade to grow seven to ate feet growers don't have as many to cut and ship around the country. complicated problem. interesti heard that. >> hi, sue. shawn and tony, hello. well quom back from the holiday weekend. i had a wonderful thanksgiving, i hope you guys did. the weather, a nice bonus. i feel like i've got the wish bone side of things . we've got a beautiful day where we hit the low 6306s and we do it again tomorrow with plenty of sunshine. this is going to be a pretty quiet week here as we close out month of november and bring in december. we have a couple of chances for light showers, but not much it's kind of nice to be able to get a chance to recover after thanksgiving and maybe the family and fess ifts and start focusing on the christmas holidays and the new year festivities with a break with the weather and lots of good rung around. sixty-seven at dulles and bwi. the average high is 53. we're going to be probably even a little bit warmer than w

what people think about this holiday parent ing message.nts from the girl scouts with a blog post entitled reminder she doesn't oh nina hug not even at the holidays. i just felt like that was over stepping the bounds of what girl scouts is all about. not forc ing children or anye that matter to have physical contact with anyone. the national girl scouts of the usa organization warning parents to not force children to give hugs or kisses to relatives if they do not want to. so they don't get the wrong idea about consent and physical affection. some kids need to be encouraged to show effects because maybe that doesn't come naturally to them. they're absolutely right. it made me feel different. i will ask my kneeses first on thursday if they mind. public figures are now facing sexual misconduct allegations. as experts note many child sex abuse cases involve a family member. i agree with the girl scouts. the problem, though, is that you don't want to make children paranoid and scared. children need to be touched, touched appropriate appropriate

after years of resist ing rgs the d.c. police accident is finally arming its police officers with tasers. this is part of a pilot program that got off the ground just a couple of months ago. paul wagner live from the second district station in c. >>reporter: jim and sarah, the d.c. police department has been one of the pioneers with body warn cameras, but one of the last to go with tasers. they have been issued to all patrol sergeants throughout tasers like this one have been used for years by law enforcement agencies nationwide but the district of columbia had been one of the last holdouts. for now, only patrol sergeants city-wide have been issued the devices which can discharge 50,000 volts of electricity. matt mall the chairman of the d.c. \police\police unyoon says it's about time. it adds another less whreet al option to your pool tool belt. i go back to the very first taser deployment we had. it could have likely turned into a lethal force situation in a matter of a second, but it worked in a we were able to diffuse

we have to stop say ing crime is not downment a loft people are not dying, but because people are not dying, people are being paralyzed injured. we're in a state of panned mean yeah in this community. now we should point out that tonight d.c. police say s crime across the board in ward eight and i should say violent crime across the board in ward eight is down with the exception of homicides. live tonight at mpd headquarters, marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> new tonight, a man is now charged with first degree murder and arson in connection to a fire in seat pleasant. tonight we learn police have arrested \tomorrow\tom t as gerald deevment we're told two people, gary driver and derrick mcdowell died in the abandoned home they were reportedly squatting in on foot street last week. there's no word tonight on a motive. take a look at this dramatic new video of a tore robbery in northeast. can see a for the cash register, employees fight back even hitting the thef in the head. he did manage to steal some cash and get away. this happened dues at a store in the 1300 block of h streetment

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the huge majority of americans are now saying they have achieved or they are on their way to achiev ing the "american dream." we're going to break down the details of that poll tonight. also, we're digging into the newly-released cia bin laden files. they were seized the night navy seals killed him. new documents showed ties between al qaeda terrorists and iran, coming up we've got a guest who says the obama administration knew it and they still forged that deal. and a new hillary clinton bombshell evidence from a top democrat that the clinton campaign effectively controls the dnc, as early as 2015. we're going to show you the evidence. tonight, we have an all-star guest lineup. former trump national campaign spokesperson katrina pierce on is here, a nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world gordon chang, dan bongino and rnc spokesperson all here all tonight. ♪ living in america, living in america ♪ >> i get the confetti every time i host this show. welcome to risk & reward i am cheryl casone. well yes, the dow, the s & p and nasdac all record closes again tonight. the dow ended

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host: senator kennedy, we've had several people call thanksgiving is ing compare whatting being proposed now to what we saw ronald reagan and george w. propose, several people making the case it didn't work then and won't work now. do you respond to this? guest: this is not like a pharmaceutical drug trial, where you've got a control group and then you've got another group drug.ets the the economy is very complicated. whether tax policy works depends the tax policy, it depends on on how hics, it depends well your training partners are doing. the world is in resxegz we're not, that impacts our economy. it depends on technology. you have a lot of different variables, that is why i laugh economists come out and say, i can tell you exactly what is going to happen or not happen if you do this. no, they can give you an sometimes an and uneducated guess, all i can tell ou is what i believe and i wouldn't vote for this bill if i didn't believe that, number one. businesses and people, all things being equal, money they earn better than government can. a lot of my colleagues don't agree with that.

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frank b insist rehearse inging a kissing scene for the show. she agreed to rehearse the line leading up to the kiss and that's when franken kissed her. >> mhead and he mashed his face. it happened so fast. he mashed his lips against misface and stuck his tongue in my mouth so it's a. all i can remember is that his lips were really wet and it was slimy and my mind i called him fish lips the rest of the trip. >> he's released a statement through his office apologizing for his actions. in another part of his statement, he says, i respect women. i don't respect men who don't. and the fact that my own actions haven given people a good reason mak ashamed. before he was a sena franken became famous as a comedian on "saturday night live." he was a writer and a performer on the show. he left in 1995. he said he realized he had of used to think were funny but now knows they were offensive. she accepts his apology. >> new accusations of inappropriate behavior. it's all coming from the old in london. spacey was the artistic director there from 2004 to 2015

. >> senator rand paul is now talk ing about the assault that left him with a bunch of broken ribs. paul says he was mowing his lawn with earmuffs on when he was tackled from behind much one of paul's maybors way reas ked and charged with assault . he had talked to the man in nearly a decade and claims to know why that attack happen. after my ribs were broken then he said things to me to indicate that he was unhappy i guess to me the bottom line is , it isn't so important, if someone mugs you is it really justified for any reason. the more people belabored was it about yard clipping, was it because he has it donald trump, he has it you you because you oppose obamacare? you you don't really know what's in someone's mind. it may have, the real question hewed be be attack someone from behind in their yard when they're out mow ing their grass. >> i would say no. his neighbor pleaded not guilty to assault charges. his attorney reeted the matter to as a trivial matter, not related to politics during an event to honor native native american war heros he referred to warren as poke hon tas.

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his family in mar lag oasm it's an ofer to speak with you all and to give god thanks for the bless ings of freedom and heros who have tremendous courage as you do to defense us and defense freedom. we want to thank you all very much. very, very special people. it doesn't get more special. the president reading a message via videoconference with members of the armed forces serving oversee s. the members oversees also enjoying a feast. celebrating thanksgiving in south korea. over 1,000 soldiers and their families saturday dun for the meal. the cooks did their best to remember the troops at home. it took about 630 turkeys to prepare this meal. this thanksgiving meal is absolutely amazing. they've out done themselves. i have a wife and two beautiful daughters. i miss them very much. i'm here now and making the best of it while i can. the troops were also joined by a delegation of us congress men who flew in to celebrate with the service men and women. a pair of families out of a home after the first one in clinton off bellefonte lane just before three this morning. two adults and three chi

p ing gas on 3 300 local of ridge avenue near stenton and haines tuesday and again on thursday. >> 14-year-old complaintant waiting for bus and approached by offender in a gray, silver vehicle and asked if he wanted to earn money performing a sex act. >> they range in age 11 to 14 and anyone with information is asked to call police. >> as we head to the week clouds moving in and wind will bhip up. meteorologist katie fehlinger katie fehlinger bilo is watching the warm. >> possibly a few speak to flakes. as you mentioned clouds are moving in it you can see them here on storm scan 3. it was a clear, sunny, beautiful day and change is coming as it aprochdz the are area. here's the system that will impack the weekend. gathering moisture and heavy rainfall across portions of michigan and notice north of that we have speak to. this saul moving towards us for saturday. fist a warm front and then the cold front saturday and help in the wind pick up sunday that's when you really feel those wicked wind gusts. chilly wind mixs in snowflakes norm and west and when the rain will fall tomorrow i'll

. >> liz: so the 250 billion in trade deals that the president noted, some of them are non-bind ing, some were already in existence before the president sat down in the oval office. the president is saying he will no longer tolerate unfair trade deals. how does this trip to asia stack up with what president obama accomplished? >> absolutely there's no comparison. it's just wonderful. i'm just elated to see our president that goes abroad and has a strong foreign policy and that where our friends will begin to trust us and our adversaries and enemies will wonder, i better not mess with this president, and compared with what we heard from those sound bites you had of president obama, it's like daylight and dark. i'm elated that the president had a long, although grueling trip. it puts us right back where we should be. the pinnacle of number one in the world. >> liz: congressman let's get to the senate republicans trying to repeal the obamacare mandate tax and their tax cut plan that would cause obamacare to disappear, gone. remember how mit professor and obamacare architect said this th

p ing gas on 3 300 local of ridge avenue near stenton and haines tuesday and again on thursday. >> 14-year-old complaintant waiting for bus and approached by offender in a gray, silver vehicle and asked if he wanted to earn money performing a sex act. >> they range in age 11 to 14 and anyone with information is asked to call police. >> as we head to the week clouds moving in and wind will bhip up. meteorologist katie fehlinger katie fehlinger bilo is watching the warm. >> possibly a few speak to flakes. as you mentioned clouds are moving in it you can see them here on storm scan 3. it was a clear, sunny, beautiful day and change is coming as it aprochdz the are area. here's the system that will impack the weekend. gathering moisture and heavy rainfall across portions of michigan and notice north of that we have speak to. this saul moving towards us for saturday. fist a warm front and then the cold front saturday and help in the wind pick up sunday that's when you really feel those wicked wind gusts. chilly wind mixs in snowflakes norm and west and when the rain will fall tomorrow i'll

how are you deal ing with int interoperability communications? >> we have a joint wireless management office that brings agencies together and oec provides which communications unit training, which is the incident command system and it's the methodology that we used to support interoperable communications. >> are you familiar with the report i'm mentioning? have they been fixed? >> they're being worked on now. several of them have been fixed. >> okay, great. i'm out of time. i have more questions but if we do another round i'll come back. >> we are going to allow another round, gentlemen, if you don't mind since there's four members here. we have a few more questions. we appreciate an opportunity to ask another question. so admiral, i'll take the first question. you spoke about the devastation in puerto rico and what the communications systems are like right now. in irma, harvey, maria, what were the communications like during the storm? first responders able to communicate with each other during those storms? whether it was in a rescue effort, a

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coming from hollywood, from journalism i mean right now these are all high profile people we're talk ing about. certainly there are every day people where this is happening as well, but do you think this is going to contine? >> i think that's what is so shocking about all these allegations is that there are plenty of many people that we've grown to admire that most people have become fans of now we're seeing them kind of fall from grais and we've seen it start in silicone valley and then we've seen it come into hollywood and now congress and we haven't even reached new york yet. i think we are going to see a lot more high profile people with sexual harassment allegations. i think this is just the beginning. it's very disturbing. i'll tell you that. i also want to tonight you. i know that's not your name. i know that's not your name. stephkite thanks so much for joining us. >> paul manafort while he was a chairman chair is currently under house arrest. his attorney filed request to modify conditions asking for limited local travel and include some conditions. manafort ai and associate ric

ralph northam, his speech was one of trying to unify the party thank ing his wife. he did not bring that message home, but the leaders of the party were trying to convey that message. i'm not sure i agree with that. before we let you go three questions for you. first of all, open br or cash bar? >> i'm ready for you, jip. five bucks for a beer -- five or six bucks for a beer. two dollars for water, two dollars for sewed asm you can go downstairs to the vending machine which is a fudge ill. what was the sound that ralph northam out to on stage. i paid attention. listen to me. i am so bad. we weren't born to l follow, bon joaf i much that's the song. and you know i asked a campaign staffer just to confirm and he he told me some other song. i don't know what was going on tonight. thank you for staying up tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. you got it, jim. we'll see you tomorrow. >> let's move on for now and talk a little bit about the big debate, well, reignited over the weekend. we're talking about gun control. advocates are pushing for change in the aftermath of sunday

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