we begin with senator jack martins. >> thank you to music while browsing this debate. jack martins, a state senator, a business owner, a husband and father of four daughters. like so many of you i know our country is headed in the wrong direction. the economy is stagnant, terrorism is on the rise. america's divide and washington is gridlocked. people are frustrated and angry, and so were my. taking that two leaders who are -- i can do that because i've done it before. as a senator i led the on issues on long island. cutting taxes and rebuild ever such a, protecting our environment and helping small businesses grow and succeed. i will do the same in washington. my opponent will not. by focusing what unites us instead of what divides us we can work together to fight a better way forward or america and let no one stand in our way. that's why i'm running for congress. i hope i have earned your vote. thank you. >> unocal our countries facing very serious challenges. people are so discouraged. druthers camping people have said i'd like either candidate for president. my frie

. >> jack martin. the importance of this study, it seems to me, is that it provides information with regard to decision-making, which is important because of the fact that immigration is a discretionary policy. it's not written in stone. so, when you find in the study that there are disparate effects with regard to who it is coming in, particularly low educational level, low-wage workers having a more negative effect with regard to the fiscal consequences, that would seem to inform the fact that there's a valid debate with regard to how many of those lower educational-level, non english-speaking people come into the country because it has more of a negative fiscal effect. but the other issues really have to do with how many you're talking about. and as i understand it, the results of the study suggest that the more the better in terms of the economic advantage of a large number of immigrants coming into the country, but doesn't that ignore the fact that there are other outside factors, such as crowding

in court today -- the former c-e-o accused of jacking up the price of drugs. martin shkreli was arrested last year on allegations of securities fraud. he's accused of looting a company of 11-million dollars to pay off investors he was suspected of defrauding in a hedge fund he ran. a baby has died after falling down an elevator shaft in new york. police say baby's mother was she pushed the stroller inside... but the elevator wasn't there. they both fell. "i literally just like, left like 4 or 5 hours ago... and everything was fine... and just now... i'm still kind of in shock... i see the family all the time." police say the elevator was out of service. they aren't sure why the doors opened. records show 23 major elevator violations in this building in th students are in shock this morning -- trying to figure out why someone would kill the deer in their school's nature classroom. a family of deer was in a pen at "you said this appears to be a one of the more senseless acts that i've heard of." nature's classroom is a facility in a florida community where sixth grader

doug martin hasn't played in weeks. charles and jacks out. the defensive line has been bucs falling one by one. hopefully, the bucs wake up from the nightmare soon. until then, guys, i am going to enjoy the snickers. >> you got to love it. >>> tonight of course is halloween night. but some dogs and their owners couldn't get through the weekend without trying on their spooky costumes. check it out. here they are. the sixth annual boxer boogie. is that a lion? >> oh, i love it. >> this you can see these pooches went all out on the costumes. the contest does double as a fundraiser for a dog rescue program. the biggest fundraiser of the year to benefit alamo boxer rescue, which is a chapter of the austin boxer rescue. >> this takes a lot of money because of all of the medications, the surgeries, so forth and so on, that goes into >> great way to raise money. >>> these dogs stole the show. of course, there were hillary clinton and donald trumps in the crowd making an appearance. >>> all right. that's it for "10news at 6." we will see you back here

asked for jack the clone 15, he writes on facebook i'm coming for you martines middle school. students and parents are scared to death. >> it scared me. i thought it was real. >> it was really scary to think that someone threatened to kill everyone. >> the hillsboro schools district the 2nd case seriously but do not believe anyone will carry out the threat. the 12-year-old in pasco will be charged as an adult possibly facing up to 15 years behind bars. >>> time now at 4:46, in your vote, governor mike pence and senator tim kaine faced off for the first time. the interruptions and accusations came early in this tension us debate. -- mike pence try to paint the hillary clinton ticket as a clear normal ticket.>> your heavy-handed approach. >> you both have said vladimir is a better leader than the president. >> a cnn poll after the bait declared mike pence the winner with 40 percent compared to tim kaine 42 percent. the spotlight returns to the top of the ticket when hillary clinton and donald trump take the stage for their 2nd debate. >>> the next presidential debate, hillary cl

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martin was partnering in the town hall. obviously did give this to cnn. cnn isn't defending this. jack tapper says it's horrifying and unethical and looks bad for everyone and it really underscores the rick of having one of your premier contributors somebody who is the number two official in the democratic party. to do that and give the questions in advance is a strain on cnn which would never want this to happen. >> here's jack tapper to your point. listen. >> my understanding is there has been -- that the e-mail to donna came from either roland martin or someone around roland martin. it's horrifying to have us partner with that person and then they do something completely unethical and share it with donna brazil who then shares wit the clinton campaign. i could in so uncertain terms. it's awful. >> chris, i'll give you the last word. >> i have no idea how chris wallace is going to vote in the election. i've known you for years and i have no idea how you're going to vote in the election. i don't know how bret baier votes in the election. that's why it's good to have journalists and no

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pit-stop, joey logano back on track, but he has the jack still hooked under the car...logano would return to pit-road to have trouble for chase driver, martin truex, jr. as his engine lets loose...truex would finish 40th and is eliminated from the chase... another chase driver having problems as brad keselowski's engine blows up...keselowski would finish 38th and is eliminated from the chase... as they race to the line with two to go -- legano leading -- alex bowman piloting the 88 -- spins through the infield grass - we've got a caution and the jack incident early in the race, who takes the win and books his spot in the round of 8 hamlin finished 3rd ...with that, hamlin ended up tied for 8th with austin dillon and hamlin advances on the tiebreaker... cameron indoor as the blue devils held their annual countdown to craziness. the highlight being a scrimmage in which freshman jason tatum took over. he had 18 points for the white team. number one in white didn't play -- harry giles is recovering from knee surgery. mike krzyzewski didn't update the time table on duke's top ranked r pleased with the recovery. still ahead --the rivers and the c

this was after martin luther king had been shot and his brother, jack. guest: the great what if. will give you my version. i think what was happened, i talked to -- bobby kennedy's last words were "on to chicago." he was due to meet with richard bailey. richard bailey son tells me that there was a 70% or greater chance that his father would have endorsed abi kennedy during that trick. says that talked to if richard bailey had done that, there would be a groundswell of people coming to support bobby kennedy. what itwe have had -- had one of two tickets, it would have been either bobby kennedy-bobby kennedy to get or hubert humphrey-bobby kennedy. they like each other. nixon,p against richard there is nobody in 1968 who understood richard nixon's vulnerabilities better than the had runa years before his brothers successful campaign against nixon. nixon thought bobby kennedy would be his opponent and i think he was afraid of bobby kennedy being his opponent. had bobby kennedy beat richard would have,y he america would be a different place, i think. some of the issues we are revisiti

this was after martin luther king had been shot and his brother, jack. mr.tye: if i can rephrase your question the great what if. , i will give you my version. to -- bobby kennedy's last words were "on to chicago." he was due to meet with richard daily. son tells me's that there was a 70% or greater chance that his father would have endorsed abi kennedy during that trip to chicago. everyone i talked to says that if richard daily had done that, there would be a groundswell of people coming to support bobby kennedy. we would have had one of the two tickets. it would have been either bobby kennedy-bobby kennedy to get or hubert humphrey-bobby kennedy. they liked one another. going up against richard nixon, there is nobody in 1968 who understood richard nixon's vulnerabilities better than the guy who ate years -- eight years before had run his brothers successful campaign against nixon. nixon thought bobby kennedy would be his opponent and i think he was afraid of bobby kennedy being his opponent. had bobby kennedy beat richard nixon the way he would have, ameri

this was after martin luther king had been shot and his brother jack. larry: the great what if.ill give you my version. i think what was happened, i talked to -- bobby kennedy's last words were "on to chicago." the next day he was due to chicago. he was due to meet with the very powerful mayor richard daley. daily sun tells ray that there was a 70% or greater chance that his father would have endorsed abi kennedy during that trip to chicago. everyone i talked to in the political world from then says if richard daily had been that there could've been a groundswell of people coming around to some tort bobby kennedy. i think what would've happened is we would've had one of two tickets. it would've either been bobby kennedy-hubert humphrey or hubert humphrey-bobby kennedy taken. they would of come together. they liked each other. atecially with bobby kennedy the top going up against richard nixon, there was nobody in america who understood richard nixon's vulnerabilities better the and the guys than eight years ago had run his brother successful campaign against nixon. nixon thought

jack. >> who? >> desean jackson. >> oh, like wait, who? >> okay. a beloved actor passes away. how tommy ford's martinstars are remembering him this morning. i can't believe we're doing this. gus, you're not scared are you? you're the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. i don't like thunder! (bashfully) this is getting creepy! (sfx: loud thunder clap) grrrr, did you say creepy? creepy cash? the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, with top prizes of 50 grand. that's a monster of a prize. keep on scratchin' >> actor tommy forward known on the citcom martin has passed. an aneurysm ruptured in the actor's abdomen, he had been in the hospital since sunday, he was 52 years old. friends take to instagram honoring the star, martin laurence wrote this, we were friend way before the martin show, showed true friendship on screen. you brought a lot of love to the world. you will be greatly missed. actress tisha campbell played gina on the show wrote i ask you take a moment to send positive thought, word up, to my friend and his family. i love you. >> well, coming up next just three wee

martin eden." the high priest of realism never reviewed jack london, but london did not hesitate to caricature him as a ponderous bromide and that favorite of english professors that london caused little, microscopic-minded parents. [laughter] ms. campbell: the later novels of henry james frustrated london because of the focus on interior consciousness with very little action. a story that sinclair lewis told about london suggests the difference between the two. jack picked up james' "wings of the dove," and read aloud in a bewildered way while henry james's sliding, glittering verbiage unwound itself on and on. well "do the book on a any of you know what this junk is about." awayominance was slipping with the new century, for newer, popular magazines, the call went out for good, easy reading for the people -- no thrills, find finishes, but action -- action, always action. london could provide the action, as could a host of other writers, but london could add a deeper significance to the tales of action based on his scientific theories aligned with literary nationalism. writersast to realist who c

this was after martin luther king had been shot and his brother, jack. mr. tye: if i can rephrase your question, the great what if. i will give you my version. i talk to -- bobby kennedy's last words were "on to chicago." he was due to meet with richard daily. richard daley's son tells me that there was a 70% or greater chance that his father would have endorsed abi kennedy during that trip to chicago. everyone i talked to says that if richard daily had done that, there would be a groundswell of people coming to support bobby kennedy. we would have had one of the two tickets. it would have been either bobby kennedy-bobby kennedy to get or hubert humphrey-bobby kennedy. hey liked one another. going up against richard nixon, there is nobody in 1968 who understood richard nixon's vulnerabilities better than the guy who eight years before had run his brothers successful campaign against nixon. nixon thought bobby kennedy would be his opponent and i think he was afraid of bobby kennedy being his opponent. had bobby kennedy beat richard nixon the way he would have

jacks up traffic. got a complete closure as they work to clean this up. all traffic northbound is detoured so they have the option for exiting to u.s. 95 north or martin luther king boulevard. right now it's a mess. northbound 15 is closed. southbound 15 is slow. it's a real problem. >> jeff: i wish our monday could have started off a different way. this is going to be a problem for hours. 15 backed up there. we're looking at to sierra currently. that's going to get worse as the commute progresses. 15 northbound currently 11 minutes. traffic ahead forecast putting that at the same if they get that accident cleared up in an hour, not likely going to be case. you can join the waze team. download it from the app store or google play and give us updates on your commute, as long as you don't do it behind the wheel. we do traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we're starting off in addition to that with a wet commute. >> kelly: slow down. give yours extra time this morning. grab your raincoat and umbrella. this is moving to the north and east. the leading edge of it around 95 and eastern. that's where it's heading. moderate shower activity where we're seeing that s

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