i'm here in iowa city. the concerns that ple have when i'm doing the town halls and the meetings many living living rooms that i'm doing are varied. people are concerned about whether their democracy is being undone by donald trump. they are worried about whether the system of justice still has any integrity. does the rule of law matter? and they are concerned about the fact that almost half of american families can't afford a $400 unexpected expense or a $500 medical bill will bankrupt them. these coexist as priorities. and i think we need to be able to never underestimate the intelligence of the american people to be concerned about the integrity of their government and that concern is borne out of a love of country. they want to know government works for them in giving them medical care, giving their perior public education,not a certainly than what they're getting. and a number of other issues. >> woodruff: senator kamala harris joining us tonight from iowa city, iowa. thank you, senator. >> thank you,

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i am here in iowa city.rns that people have when i am doing the town halls and the meetings in living rooms that i am doing are varied. people are concerned about whether their democracy is being undone by donald trump. they are worried about whether their system of justice still has any integrity. does the rul iof law matter? they are concerned about the fact that almost half of american families cannot afford a $400 unexpected expense or that a $500 medical bill will bankrupt them. these two exist as priorities.is i think we need to be able to never underestimate the intelligence othe american people, to be concerned about the integrity of the government, and that concern is born out of a love of country. they want to know tey government works for them and giving them medical care, giving them -- their children and adequate if not a superior public education, and a number of other issues. judy: thank you, senator. sen. harris: thank you, judy. i appreciate it. thank you. ♪ judy: the trump administration's

gary tuchman, cnn, iowa city, iowa. >> classic iowa shopping right there. >>> for the next week, thereagree on. that would be the washington nationals. they are going to the world series. andy scholes has more in this morning's bleacher report. really fun, andy. >> good times in d.c. this morning, john. for the first time in their 51-year history. only been in d.c. since 2005. but the nationals franchise going to be playing in their first-ever world series. they're up 3-0 on st. louis coming in last night. fans in d.c., they were ready to party. ♪ you see the whole stadium getting into it. bottom of the sixth. parra pinch hitting. he has baby shark as his walkup song as for kids. he would single that at bat. wasn't a big moment, but definitely the most fun. the nationals dominating this nlcs. they never trailed any of the four games. of course the party was on in the clubhouse after the game. it's been such a great turnaround for this franchise. the nationals left for dead back in may when they were 12 games under 0.500. since then they've been one of the best teams in baseball. and by

absolutely uncalled for mason see son was looking to see who would be attending a climate strike in iowa city we're least activists credit to with speak. then he noticed this response to his question. quote don't have my sniper rifle. my response originally was i thought that his commentary was very vile. >>and a lot of people carried that same thought on with that they thought he was just very sick and demented for making that comment over such a simple post the comment made by a waterloo teacher matt bikes, who's been placed on leave by the district its social media policy advising staff not to comment with threats of physical bodily harm. >>met with mixed reviews online by his comment was called sarcastic by some others if it was a joke, then it went too far. >>i was on a sleep right. >>and philip says children went west. she shared by his comments want to alert the community. phillips worries for by shes students who may share the same views has burkhardt. >>asked him when they don't feel safe. can share their pain we as parents have to stand up against. >>teaches students were the same a

i think iowa city, for example, you know, released a statement about climate change. you know, hamburg, iowa. i've been there. half that town is still decimated and basically was cut in half by flooding. you can still see the impact today. so i think, yeah, people are really beginning to see this as a long-term issue that is impacting their lives and people are quickest to act, i think, when it really impacts them directly. >> when you have 100-year floods every year, not every 100 years, that's got to start to change your calculus. >> yeah. without a doubt. i mean, i can't imagine anything else changing your mind than having water in your first floor, having to evacuate every year. i mean, that -- yeah. that'll change some minds. >> phil, thanks so much for joining us. and we'll be right back. r joining us and we'll be right back. (kickstart my heart by motley crue)) (truck honks) (wheels screeching) (clapping) (sound of can hitting bag and bowl) (clapping) always there in crunch time. i'm working to treat every car like i treat mine. adp helps airtech automotive stre

when i was a graduate student in iowa city, i wondered if the university's libraries one afternoon and then behind my shoulder i couldn't shake the feeling that a book was looking for me. right at eye level i pulled from the shelf, read the first pages and knew that i was home. since that discovery over four decades ago, no words can fully express what toni morrison has meant to me as a writer, a woman, a black woman and a fellow ohio in from the rain just 50 miles from my hometown of akron and less than 30 miles from here as you all know. at a time when i the only african-american student in the iowa writers workshop could have easily been consumed by bitterness she taught me to step back as a poet and to pay attention to everything but it took in everything without prejudice. with an extraordinary poetic economy and her signature elegance, toni morrison burst a host of complex characters that we as readers recognize as familiar conflicted beings and no matter if we like or despise their behavior, except in the way of family. when i introduced tony in 2015 for the national book critic

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. >> when i was a graduate student in iowa city, i watered the universities library stacks one afternoon. and there behind my left shoulder, a book was looking for me. right at eye level was the bluest eye. i pulled it from the shelf, read the first pages, and do that i was home. since that discovery over four decades ago, no words can fully express what toni morrison has meant to me as a writer, a woman, a black woman, and yes, a fellow ohio when from lorraine just 50 miles from my home town of akron, and less than 30 miles from here, as you all know, where we have gathered here tonight. at a time when i come the only african-american student in the iowa writers workshop could've easily been consumed by bitterness, she taught me to step back as a poet, and to pay attention to everything. but with eight days that took in everything -- a gaze that took in everything without prejudice. with an extraordinary poetic economy of edm and her signature elliptical elegance, toni morrison bert a host of complex characters that we as readers recognize as familiar, conflicted beings and no matter if

. >> all the way from iowa city, hey. >> go hawks. >> good morning.m's birthday. >> nice to have everybody out on our plaza this morning. it's the second day of october. you wouldn't know it was october by the temperatures, going up to 90 around here today. >> i can't wait. >> this is going to be a really cool month. >> it is an october to remember. so tomorrow we are going to have a wakeup call about your smartphone. you may not know this but it's sharing a surprising amount of personal information to companies that you have never even heard of. we're going to take a closer look at what some apps reveal about you, and show you how to limit them. >> that's tomorrow on "today." >>> we are going to start this half hour with your news at eight, the same jury that convicted a former dallas police officer of murder yesterday will now decide if she should spend years or decades in prison. nbc's gabe gutierrez is at the courthouse right now, gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. the jury considered manslaughter but ultimately convicted amber g

she joined others at a rally in iowa citi.o understand the science behind climate change. >> as we all know, the u.n. climate action summit was a failure and that was unfortunately what we had expected to stand behindand speak the silence is still too uncomfortable for them and that needs to change. >>> a man paralyzed from the shoulders down was able to walk with the help of a four-limb robotic system that he can direct and control signals from his brain. he was able to walk with an exo-skeleton attached to the ceiling. >>> an nypd officer killed by friendly fire during a struggle with an armed man was honored today as a hero at his funeral hundreds and some say thousands gathered to pay tribute to 33-year-old brian mulkeen he was promoted posthumously to detective. you are up to date that's the news update this hour courtney, i'll send it back downtown to you. >> thank you very much, sue. >>> well, energy, the worst performer this week, down almost 4%, despite crude oil rising today, for the first time in nine sessions. it's

he landed on mclovin, he ws approached by police at a bar in iowa city when they suspected he was drinkingovie. he was charged with drinking under age and possession of a fake i.d. seth rogen who wrote the screenplay caught wind of the story and tweeted, yep, my work is done here. >> that's funny. >> i'm glad i was able to talk through that last one. thanks so much for helping. >> thank you, lara. >>> to our "gma" cover story. how the popular app tiktok is helping battle the teen vaping end kick. janai norman has the story of one doctor who's using the social media platform to warn teens about the dangers of vaping. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics reporting more than 27% of high school students are using e-cigarettes. the organization calling on congress to pass the reversing the youth tobacco epidemic act which would prohibit flavored tobacco products including e-cigarettes, menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars, but while the act is still in limbo in washington, one doctor is turning to tiktok to address young people directly on the dangers of vaping. the video-sharing a

as you probably may recall, i am a position from sioux city, iowa. i am a lung specialist.y wife is a dentist. essentially, i'm part of the indian-american community here. and president trump actually was with us. over 50,000 plus people. we want to thank him for that. the reason i'm here is that you are one of our really big sponsors of our bill. this is a very commonsense bill. it actually takes away any kind of rationing of green cards based upon the country of origin. for somebody like me who is a skilled immigrant and serves the communities in rural iowa, my toght -- my wait -- mylize his more than wait to naturalize is more than 70 years. there are people who come from lesser populated countries and get a cut -- green party in one year. i've been waiting for seven years now. i know people who have been waiting for more than 15 years. this bill basically gives green cards on a first-come, first-served basis. without it, i know kids who belong to relatives and other friends who will age out at age 21. they will just become like the dhaka kids. -- like the daca kids. the

. >> stahl: ford didn't grow up on a farm, but she did grow up in farm country, sioux city, iowa, then a family of eight children. her first job was de-tasseling corn at age 12, and she's been working ever since. >> ford: i was a janitor. i cleaned toilets. i-- >> stahl: you cleaned toilets? >> ford: yes. so, i had a variety of jobs. and again, this is no different than our members. you know, three in the morning, the pump in the manure pit's broken. they're out there in the freezing snow. this is why i admire our members, and why i feel connected to them, because they're willing to do the hard work. and i, i think that's terrific. ( ticking ) >> cbs sports hq is presented by progressive insurance. i'm james brown with the scores from the n.f.l. today. cliff kingsbury gets his first win with arizona. four touchdown passes leads new orleans to its third straight win. philly records ten sacks to ground the jets. denver gets its first win. christian mccaffrey totals 247 yards to lead carolina. for more scores, go to yards to lead carolina. for more scores, go to cbssports.com. sandra, ar

so as you probably may recall, i yam a physician from sioux city, iowa. i'm a lung specialist. my wife is a dentist, she works at a federally-qualified health care center as well. so, essentially, i am a -- [inaudible] and president trump actually was with us, 50,000 plus people -- [inaudible] so i really want to thank him for that. the reason i'm here is that you arere one of our really big sponsors of our bill, s. 386, and this is the a very common sense bill that actually takes away any kind of rationing of green cards based upon the country of origin. ford somebody like me who's a killed immigrant and serves communities in rural iowa, our wait time to get naturalized is more than 17 years. and there are people who could come from less populated countries and get a green card in one year. so the down side is i've been waiting for 7-8 years now, and i know people that have been waiting 15 years. so this bill basically gives the green card on a first come, first served basis. without it, i know kids who belong to relatives and other friends who will age out at age 21, and they

here on this stage and our colleague, joe walsh from illinois would be with us but he is in sioux city, iowatonight with his wife or he would be with us. a third truth teller. i want to mention one thing about young people voting which you noted as a major issue. i think that is so important. i think we should move of eventually towards a system of so-called mobile voting or you can vote using your cell phone. it already recognizes fingerprints and iris identification so anyone could take a selfie of themselves voting, date stamp and email it to the election bureau and it would be more secure which is a question, more secure than someone walking in saying -- my name is john smith. you don't know me. i won't give you any identification. i want to vote. if young people could vote using a cell phone, the ratio would a sharply increased. last cycle, only 49% of millennials voted. inre the largest voting bloc the united states and if that percent went up to 65%, i guarantee you one thing -- donald trump would not win a single primary in this country in any state. steve: but would your party suppo

here on this stage and our colleague, joe walsh from illinois would be with us but he is in sioux city, iowatonight with his wife or he would be with us. a third truth teller. i want to mention one thing about young people voting which you noted as a major issue. i think that is so important. i think we should move of eventually towards a system of so-called mobile voting or you can vote using your cell phone. it already recognizes fingerprints and iris identification so anyone could take a selfie of themselves voting, date stamp and email it to the election bureau and it would be more secure which is a question, more secure than someone walking in saying -- my name is john smith. you don't know me. i won't give you any identification. i want to vote. if young people could vote using a cell phone, the ratio would a sharply increased. last cycle, only 49% of millennials voted. inre the largest voting bloc the united states and if that percent went up to 65%, i guarantee you one thing -- donald trump would not win a single primary in this country in any state. steve: but would your party suppo

erratic trade war with china caused huge pain including here in iowa. 160 workers in the quiet city, laid off indefinitely and not to mention the pain it's caused in manufacturing, but virtually no gain -- no gain at all in the strategy. iran, growing more and more provocative and we started in this program because donald trump chose to renege on a diplomatic agreement with the world powers including our allies on something that was working grew as more intensive as a regime and being able to know what someone was doing and an inspection than ever has occurred modern history. and now turkishs forr forces be donald trump tweeted their withdrawal. according to admiral, our former head of naval operations went on to say without any notification to the military. the events of this past week have brought syria, and initiated in syria have had devastating clarity of just how dangerous this president is to our national security, to our leadership around the world and to the lives of the brave, women and men serving in uniform. you know, building and maintaining the confidence of our allies

. >> quad city, iowa. kids don't always love vegetables.? it's good. >> no. you eat. i'm eating my own. >> okay. thank you. you eat your own. i'll eat my own. >> just to be clear, she says, i'm eating my own. we love that. please take time and go to my facebook p [ applause ] >>> all right. we are now on our series on the secrets of tiktok, the app taking social media by storm so it's described as a video sharing app that connects you with -- to people with similar interests. thousands of channels covering dozens of topics including couponing, and this is a story we first saw in "money" magazine. becky worley is here with more. break it down for us those not cool enough to understand what it is. >> tiktok, yeah, it's all of the user generated videos that people make and the hottest, goofiest most intense clips float to the top. but in the midst of all that outrageous content our informational videos and they're offering good advice. we're looking specifically at one mom who is using tiktok to teach others how to save big in the new world of

causing huge pain including here in iowa 160 workers laid off here in the quad cities with john deere not to mention the pain it has caused to manufacturing. so virtually no gain at all in the strategy. iran is growing more and more provocative. starting this nuclear program because donald trump chose to renege on a diplomatic agreement on the agreement that was working with the regime to know what they were doing that ever occurred in modern history. and now turkish forces are invading with our kurdish allies and partners because donald trump tweeted their withdrawal. according to the admiral , former head of naval operations and without any notification to the military. then to have clarity. to our national security and leadership around the world to the brave women and men serving in uniform. building and maintaining for our allies is a critical element a democratic republic. since world war ii. a small number of america special forces in syria, trump managed in one fell swoop help to feed isis, create a humanitarian crisis and ethnic and religious communities caught in the crossfi

the magazine gave san josi high rankings, saying it is the top city to prepare students for college. des moines, iowalle and grand rapids were the top five cities for families to live. the downside of san josi, the high cost of housing. next hour,for a free year. that's coming up. >>> pam likes them, you like them. i like chocolate chip cookies. >> and a new study suggests they can ce say the combination of ingredients, namely butter and sugar, is as addictive if not more so than cocaine. chocolate contains small amounts of a triggers the same part of the brain as the addictive ingredient in marijuana, thc. and a third compound is salt, lighting up the emotional part of the brain and making cookies even more irresistible. i like that salt on top of something sweet. it's science. >> sal and i could talk about that for hours but we have to talk about the bay bridge. >>> if you're trying to get to san francisco, let me show you this picture. i worry when i see the carpool of the th bridge is westbound at fremont street just out the bridge. someone was injuof taking bart, i minor delay. the commute is no

francisco mayor london breed says the city will not do business with 22 states that have restrictive abortion laws. here are the states. now. >>and include alabama iowa, kentucky in texas. >>they were already on the city's ban list because of their discriminatory lgbtq laws. >>and in july the board of supervisors passed a plan to ban city-funded travel and also contracts and also to limit san francisco's ties to states that have anti-choice and restrictive abortion laws. >>coming up in the next hour to kron 00:04am morning news, it could be a big day in the impeachment inquiry into president trump we're going to hear a key piece of the testimony to lawmakers. well we experiencing this morning. we'll have that coming up in a >>during 07:00am now and skies really start to clear out iou can see just a few clouds remaining over the lick observatory overall we're going to see mostly sunny conditions on into the afternoon today, increasingly sunny skies through the day but temps remaining cool in the 60's and 70's for your afternoon highs a lot like we're going to see tomorrow. the weekend comes along with temperatures slowly rising setting us up for what

new york city is different than des moines, iowa.tting here versus there in terms of incomes really will put a dampening effect in terms of job t growth, especially for entry work. cheryl: that's a good point about the wages -- it's a state by state story, city by city story. gus, thank you very much. we're going to he see, folks, what happens this morning with that jobs report. complete coverage and an analysis of the september jobs report, "mornings with maria," that starts at 8:00 a.m. eastern time today. lauren: united airlines is looking for pilots, 10,000 of them to be exact. united is offering a number of perks to fill an anticipated gap over the next 10 years including help with training costs, coaching, and learning tools. student pilots can spend more than $100,000 in school costs and accumulate the minimum hours needed to work for a regional carrier. coming up, as the democratic candidates lay out their plans to tax the rich, are they also targeting marriage? and one person taking to twitter to shame an entire neighborhood

city at all. it is a town ammon, iowa.ches above the rate they built the network themselves residents can opt in or not. it is either $3,200 for life or $20 for 10 years but then you own it kind of a big time idea from a small town i'm off tomorrow, i'll see you friday "squawk box" begins now. >> good morning, it is official. wework has chosen its lifeline we'll run through the rescue packet stocks plummeting on earnings news we'll get you ready for the bigger report from boeing. caterpillar and eli lily october 23, 2019 "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >> announcer: live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >> good morning, everybody welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. we are live from marketsite at times square you'll see things are a little lower. the dow is down around

experience of diversity and then i went to nyu and the university of iowa, workshop, i'm a licensed fiction writer but i write about cities, i've written the book about bombay. i've been writing a book about 10 years and i interrupted that book to write this land is our land in response to present emergency, it's a book able foam migration and worldwide emergency in terms of mass migration and the backlash to it. >> hi, everyone, my name is arthi and if you've heard my voice before, chances are i think of myself this way, if you heard me before, you might think of me as the indian it lady on npr. [laughter] >> i am delivering news on facebook and google, talking about artificial intelligence, disinformation campaigns, the disruption of democracy, very important topics, but there's always the disconnect between how people know you, whether it's a public or even your friends versus what's actually inside of you. and my back story and what really defines my sense of myself and identity and my doing is i always think of myself as an immigrant daughter who was undocumented as a child whose father was in jail and who fought for

iowa, kentucky. and texas were already on the city's bands list because of their discriminatory lgbtq laws. back in july the board of supervisors passed brown's ordinance to ban cindy city-funded travel and contracting to limit san francisco's ties to states that have anti choice and restrictive abortion laws. >>a big story we continue to follow on kron 4 tonight new star is now in charge of the cleanup of its fuel storage facility was caught fire. yesterday fire crews left the facility today. they say there is no longer a threat of a fire reigniting the cleanup includes draining containment. ponds of thousands of gallons of ethanol inventing adjacent tanks to relieve pressure. meanwhile local fire investigators along with the federal bureau of alcohol tobacco and fire arms were trying to determine what caused the explosion and fire in the first place. >>electors are in there. i can't firstly tell you exactly how close they've gotten to failed takes the burn tanks. but they're back there in the area my guess is there probably close enough to be able to begin their investigation. >>investiga

thus did the son of an iowa blacksmith defeat woody later called the greatest famine of all-time? the, city on his epithet the great humanitarian and master of emergency. when hoover return to america and september of 1919, he did not retire quietly to private life. in 1919 1920 farsighted a to institutionalize the benevolent and initiatives that catapulted him to international prominence. one of his first steps was the establishment of the european children fund, which provided daily meals to an estimated 3 million children in eastern and central europe in the early 19 twenties and that estimate is too low. another activity, another achievement was his creation in 1920 of a philanthropic entity, now known as the belgium american educational foundation, but remains active today. still another great project was his founding in 1919 of an invaluable archive of historical documentation from the world war and its consequences. his vast and ever expanding archive, which is still expanding today at the research center that grew from it, became known as the hoover institution on war revolution and

speaker, but i came here into this city as a ate senator from iowa to a conference. as i opened up the newspaper, i saw in there that it said that there were impeachment hearings taking place in room 2141 of the rayburn house office building, for the dates of december 7 -- dates of december 7, 8, and 9. i concluded what was going on in that conference wasn't as important as me being seated there in that judiciary committee as a spectator, to be able to witness the unfolding acts of history, as the house of representatives passed judgment upon then-president bill clinton. as i listened to the testimony, and of course, mr. speaker, i had been watching on television many of the other open public hearings that had taken place before the house judiciary committee. i was pretty well informed as to the charges that were being brought against bill clinton. and as i listened to that debate in those three days, december 7, watched some 8, i other things go on around me that i would not have picked up if i'd just been watching the committee hearings on c-span. i remember repres

the city ranked seventh on the list in large part for the quality of its schools. taking the number 1 spot was des moines iowa filed by minneapolis st. paul minnesota and arkansas. >>> the weather is not too bad in san jose as well. >> it will be hot today and tomorrow. thursday will be our warmest. taking another look. it happens to me last year. this talk about our current conditions. the tower camera looking pretty good. that is going to be a story all the way through the week. look at our current temperature is. 51 degrees in santa rosa. 60 degrees in san francisco. talking about that warm-up. we are beginning to see that. 3 degrees warmer than we were just this time yesterday. those temperatures will only continue to climb into the afternoon. estates to this high pressure system that is moving further on shore. see that offshore flow but also brings those warmer temperatures. you see this is our future cast. we have real concerns about what this wind was going to do. see the direction coming from those inland areas. we're all pretty much going to be much warmer moving into thursday will be our honesty th

and they when they went to iowa and iowa and then the rural rural areas. outside of the cities where you know they had had the recent democratic to outside of the cities where you know they had had the recent democratic debates and the b.b.c. sent a journalist there to find out whether or not the rural people that it's on the b.b.c. sent a journalist there to find out whether or not the role people there. there were. were equal cool to what you saw in an m.m.s. that's the n.b.c. c n. c.n.n. and the political class of the democrats were they as outraged as trump and the political class of the democrats were they as outraged as trump out of syria like like that. and what they found is that that just north of 300300 miles away from the city in the small town of circleville ohio the calm fells away from the city in the small town of circleville ohio the conflagration political and military seemed a distant hazy thought gratian political and military seemed a distant hazy thought i haven't followed it that much really says friend bush a circleville resident i haven't followed it tha

reporter: if no front runner in iowa and new hampshire nevada could be what separates a candidate from the rest. >> hello carson city>> there is never been one and i went and new hampshire. reporter: they have only visited nevada ample times, they believe the number will ramp up as of february caucus gets closer. fox news. jon: lawmakers on both side dig in the heels as another whistleblower comes forward claiming firsthand knowledge of the presidential phone call. what it could mean for congress in the ongoing impeachment inquiry. ♪ >> support the impeachment inquiry and work in the midst of one the speaker is made that clear. we will proceed expeditiously, fairly and comprehensively. >> the guy in charge of running the investigation is a central witness and something we don't allow anywhere in this country and never have. third world countries are shocked that the kangaroo court banana republic, make it up as you go impeachment inquiry that the democrats are running in this country. >> lines drawn as house democrats ramp up their impeachment inquiry for ukraine related documents. i am jon scott and this is the fox

city residents concerned about climate change. i can see why your esg work is around the country. iowa business to thank your staff from everyone who bangs their head against the wall from 2013 to 2018. this is light-years away from where we were. the commissioner funded the idea things were courtroomy came from what you would see a staff report in the terms of quality of discourse. this is truly, seriously, a completely different body almost. the only problem is that this strategy is uniquely poorly suited for fossil fuel industry because the core business is the problem so the esg strategy and framework for esg issues more producely, i think this is the most comprehensive and amazing plan i have seen. i guess the concern here is that engagement with fossil fuel companies as we have argued for many, many years and presented reams of paper on is fairly fruitless and measured in how many companies replied or responded. not in terms of what we are doing together with them. i don't see anything about active shareholder resolution ifs. this is something they committed to in 2015 or 2016. t

iowa caucuses or something. >> you'd rather be doing it in ames than in new york city.re. do you think this has an impact on elizabeth warren because her numbers have been up, up, up. if bernie sanders starts to creep up again, does she start to sag? >> you know, john, that donald trump, the republican party, they've been eager to make the squad as they like to call themselves sort of boogie women, if you will, of the democratic party. so in this way, elizabeth warren has some distance from something that could be a potential attack against her in a general election context. not that they wouldn't be for her if she's the nominee. i assume they would be. but by having them come out and endorse bernie sanders, i think elizabeth warren avoids any of the potential down side. listen, it's an endorsement i'm sure elizabeth warren would have loved to have had. this is a group of women who definitely has the ability to enthuse a segment of the party. but that is not how elizabeth warren is going to win the democratic nomination. she has a lot of the liberal energy in the party.

city was held for the quality of its schools. the report also looked at quality of life. the job market and access to top notch healthcare. taking number one spot des moines iowa. followed by minneapolis-st. paul. and in fayetteville arkansas. >>> even though the winds are going to be the main story in this forecast. i'm starting with something else. i don't want this. to get lost in the story. at the daytime highs for san francisco. over the next five days. look at thursday. it does say 87 degrees. tetober that is not out of the question. it is going to be well above average. 69 would be the average for us. it will be 91 in concorde thursday. this will be a level playing field for the warm-up. what makes it unique is how warm we are going to get at the coast. the falls in line with offshore winds. that is why we have the fire with her concerns. why did we warm-up so much? we were in the middle 70s today. you don't see it on the satellite. i mean in the city. now you see it when you look at the way the wind is moving. center of high pressure off the coast. i the time gets a thursday it has moved over here. not that different. in otht. if you look at the center

and what we're with doing in iowa and new hampshire, we're leading the entire field in endorsements from local elected people, people who know their neighborhoods, cityncil people, mayors, state reps and state senators. so we're building a campaign to win and we're asking people to help us. the people polling at the top get that money -- raise resources tremendously because the pundits push them. we just hope people will give us a shot and make a contribution. we need that help. >> all right. thank you so much for being with me tonight, senator cory booker. joining me now is another 2020 candidate former texas congressman beto o'rourke. welcome back to "politics nation." first of all, your thoughts on how the impeachment inquiry will impact the democratic race for the nominee. >> it is so important that the country through our representatives in congress focus on holding the president accountable and bringing him to justice. otherwise we'll set a press dech precedent because some people because of their power are above the law.ss precedent because some people because of their power are above the law. so though it might complicate things in the presid

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contrast to bernie sanders whose lead in iowa slipped in the last two weeks when he was recovering, returning this weekend he pulled out all the stops in new york city huge results. >> we got a permit for 20,000 people and we have to close the doors. >> always big plans come with deep price tags and critics.out their campaigns are not giving voters a lot of confidence. most of the candidates, two thirds of them have already spend more than they have pulled in over the last two months and are now facing cash crises. >> we are getting to crunch time. senator warren doubling down on medicare for all as she is surging in the polls. let's discuss it with dave brown and cornell political professor and founder william jacobson, welcome to you. the new york times is pointing out the senator is not answering questions when pushed. we saw this last week, about whether this means an increase in taxes for the middle task. the she sidestepped questions about raising taxes the matter who was asking and when. repeated refusal to especially say whether this would raise taxes on the middle class to fund medicare for all has to in contrast to how she has talked about

city in a presidential race. what are the chances he takes the next step and actually becomes a contender in iowa and nationally? >> one of the questions has been been asking himself for the last few weeks and months now and raising almost as much money as anyone else he's making a specific bet right now and last night that going after not only elizabeth warren but also beto o'rourke, and also tulsi gabbard playing a punchier role here and you see biden stumbling over and over and at least according to someone like buttigieg you do, and he is trying to say, listen, if you need someone who's going to be able to step up and take this position, i'm there but it's a risky bet. other times you've seen other candidates trying to play this antagonist role in this debate, if hasn't necessarily backfired but it hasn't really resulted in a long-term boost to their campaigns so buttigieg is now specifically making this wager as more candidates tune in and as he spends moren io in iowa t is what people want to see. >> next time it'll be the msnbc debate. an exciting announcement about something launching this friday. you're

iowa. >>> time now is 6:38. we are now less than a week from election day. a closer look at a major pair of proposals. >> and why many citiescountry are rescheduling halloween this year. >> let's get a quick look at the big board. the dow is down about 42 points right now. we'll get an update from jason brooks coming up. shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org. >>> good morning. if you're heading out the door for work and school don't forget your jacket or coat because you can see how cold it is as you start off the day. 33 in fairfield. looking at low 40s. red wood city fremont. mid 40s in san jose and mid 50s for san francisco and for oakland. your halloween forecast coming up and taking a look at traffic right now. right at castlewood. so if you're headed towards sinol gray

city even though it is in red texas. the president had a good night, pretty good showing. jillian: interesting to see how the trump administration responds. two iowa deputies shot while serving a search warrant. one suspect arrested after barricading inside an apartment, the deputies were airlifted to a local hospital but are said to be in stable condition. there are reports of a third officer with an unknown injury. we will follow that story. breaking overnight mexican authorities, el chapo's arrest her the city into a war zone. turned a city into a war zone. gunfire almost constant as they battled security forces in broad daylight burning trucks and buses, blocking roads out of the city 500 miles south of el paso. officials insist this was to protect lives and claims the drug lord's son was taken into custody after firing at soldiers. a tropical storm warning in effect for the gulf coast as a disturbance grows the gulf of mexico. people from louisiana to central florida bracing for heavy rain and wind. janice dean is tracking the storm's path. >> i want people to be on alert. this is not going to be a hurricane. it will probably get the name nex

city. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> still ahead here on "today in the bay," at 5:21, key hearing in iowa tied to the death of mollynt from oakland. at 5:35, why the suspect's confession could be tossed out. >>> prime minister justin trudeau and his liberal party in canada pull off a win in their national election. why some say it doesn't necessarily mean governing canada will be easy. the obstacles they're facing, next. >>> 5:24. new this morning, canada's prime minister justin trudeau wins re-election. the declaration of trudeau's victory came as surprise to some as they was dead locked in the polls. in w a minority government he needs to forming alliances with other parties to advance his priorities. >>> the former mayor o stockton agreed to a deal that may allow him to avoid jail time in a conflict of interest case. anthony silva pleaded no charges to funneling $5,000 for a congressionary fund for a kids club of stockton which he led. the attorney claims silva did not personally benefit from the money but prosecutors had also accused him of double dipping from club funding. as part of the deal he will be able t

cities. you have to go from miami to l.a. to san francisco and then somewhere in the middle, you've got to campaign in iowa and new hampshire.e he ran out of money? he had been spending money like a drunken sailor and it was actually the best time of his campaign. when he went lean and mean and had to go schlepp his own bags, take puddle hoppers and show how hungry he was to do it. >> john mccain joke about drunken sailors is he's met drunken sailors so don't insult them. if i can change focus here. elizabeth warren has done something interesting. the warren campaign has done something interesting on medicare for all. our mj lee reporting that for the first time, the campaign is exploring ways now to come up with different revenue streams to pay for. this is after she has refused to say whether or not taxes will be raised on some middle class families to pay for it. what do you see going on here? >> so there are a lot of gaps to be filled in anybody's medicare for all plan, even bernie's doesn't completely close the loop on how this all happens. i think what elizabeth warren is doing is really smart. she's said she's in favo

iowa in the country. -- ella? -- hello? yes. i was in d.c. last month. i had a fruitful meeting with your staff. recall, i amly may from sioux city. my wife is a dentist. essentially, i'm part of the indian-american community here. president trump actually was .ith us we want to thank him for that. i'm here because you are one of sponsors of our bill. it's a very commonsense bill. it takes away any kind of rationing of green cards based upon the country of origin. for somebody like me who is in a immigrant, the weight is more than 70 years. there are people who come from lesser populated countries and get a cut -- green party in one year. i've been waiting for seven years now. i know people who have been waiting for more than 15 years. gives greensically cards on a first-come, first-served basis. who allowed to my relatives and other friends who will age out at age 21. they will become dockets. daca keds. they have been in this country all their lives. learned that the senate, among republicans, there's unanimous agreement to get this bill passed through. the house has only passed it by a strong bipartisan support. democrats, senator durbin, he's holdi