it's totally upacceptable, and the democrats and republicans supported and so did jim hunt and jim martins. when i took this to the support court, i got support from jim hunt and jim martins and with only one dissension. i am pretty proud of that. i sued my own republican legislature. >> is there a way to cut through the legalese? >> my dilemma in my years as governor is it's not the media causing the problem but the super pacs. it's the progress-- north carolina's progress, they are they are making more requests and going on witch howpts, and we have to go through every record to ensure there is not personnel information which would be against state law if i released personnel information on individuals. so there is an issue of a middle ground. it's not really the legitimate news organizations that causes the problem but the super packs going on witch hunts and they get the headline, sadly, on wral that mccrory can't produce the documents. >> i advocate be as transparent as possible. as governor mccrory said, will personal information of how the employees have to be protected, and the rec

when i took this to the supreme court i got support from jim hunt and jim martin in my case and i won with only one dissension in the supreme court. is there a way to cut through? a lot of the super packs the progress they are all easily making more requests and going on with chimes and we have to go through every recor records to e sure there isn't personnel information so there is the issue of a middleground and it's not the legitimate news organizations, it's the super packs and then they get the headline sadly on other statio stations. >> the personal information of how the employee has to be protected and get it set up in the way that the judges can make the decisions that they can be released. it's not up to the individual city council or the tow councill of every little town to make those decisions. i am in favor of transparency everywhere we can and automating the record retrieval where we can. a lot of this stuff is going to be difficult to get a hold of simply because of its own paper record and that's the only way they store it. i asked you what additional restrictions he w

jim gave the martins more than 4 thousand dollar. now it's not clear if they will get what they paid for. >> they need to be spontaneously for that. >>reporter: the lawsuit is seeking full restitution and 25 each and every one of the 26 families involved in this case. >>> sky roktding drug overdoses have prompted a dire warning tonight flt another deadly batch of heroin may be hitting ohio. one person died today. friends and family of user sz are being urged to be ready to save their columbus saw 31 heroin overdoses in just one day. >>> this is breaking news. hurricane matthew now a category 4 storm. >> as of 1:00 p.m. -- #1ek p.m. tonight, a category 5 storm. take a look at some of the waves. parts of south american are the storm. surf along the coast 10, 12 feet high. same goes for venezuela. cars struggling to be around the high water as dark clouds loom overhead. look at those waves. wow. here is this massive storm. latest as of 11:00 p.m., that's the highest you can be. winds 160 miles per hour. the track is turning toward the n

way, the democrats and republicans on the supreme court supported and so did jim hunt and sodid jim martinn i took this to the supreme court, i got support from jim hunt and jim martin in my case and i won with only one dissension in the supreme court . >> i'm proud of that, i sued my own republican legislature, that's how bipartisan i am. >> is there a way to cut through the legalese? >> the dilemma i'm finding out in my 3 and a half, four years as governor is it's not the media requests that are causing us problems, it's the super packs and frankly a lot of roy cooper's super pacs during the campaign season. the progress north carolina progress, there all in the purdue, ask campaign workers. they are making more requests and going on witchhunts and we have to go through every record to ensure that there is not personnel information which would be against state law if i released personnel information so there is an issue of a middle ground. it's not really the legitimate news organizations that causes a problem, it's the super packs that are going on witchhunts and they get the headlines

took this to the supreme court, i got support from jim hunt and jim martin on my case and i won withnly one dissension in the supreme court. i am pretty proud of that record. i sued my own republican legislature. moderator: is there a way to cut through the legalese? gov. mccrory: it is not the media requests calling -- causing as problems, but rather the super pac's. they are making more requests -- andng on which funds going on which hunts. there is an issue of a middle ground. the legitimate news organizations causing problems, it is the super pac's going on witch hunts. it is a problem with technology right now. advocate as always transparent as possible. , thee governor said though personal information of the employees has to be protected. the body cameras for the police address some of that. i think it addresses it in a proper way so the judges can look at that and make the decision so it can be released. it is not up to the individual city council or town council to make those decisions. i am fully in favor of transparency everywhere that we can and automating the record retri

so when i took this to the supreme court, i got support from jim hunt and jim martin in my case, andith only one dissension in the supreme court. the record.pattern i sued my own the public and legislature. that is how bipartisan i am. david: is there a way to cut through the legalese? gov. mccrory: it is not the media requests causing problems, it is the super pacs and, frankly, a lot of roy cooper's super pacs. requestsmaking more and going on witchhunts. we have to go through every record to ensure there is not personnel information, which would be against state law, if i released personal information. there is the issue of middle ground. it is not really the legitimate news organizations that cause the problems, it is the super pac's that are going on witchhunts, and they go on headlines sadly in another state that governor mccrory cannot get these information out. think abouto you transparency? mr. cecil: the personal information of the employee has to be protected. the body camera law addresses that in a proper way, so the judges look at that and the judges can make a decision

martin. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you doing? >> i am doing well. caller: i'm calling about isrg, intuitive surgical. >> the stock has come down enough. the quarter was fine. the guys are pressing it down. it's a good quarter. it's come down enough, i would pull the trigger. i like intuitive surgical. i didn't see any inflection to the negative in that conference yovan in new york. >> caller: hey, jim. what do you think about scorpio tankers? >> not recommending any of the crude tankers after the disaster that was nor dick american. gary in florida, gary. >> caller: booyah, jim cramer. i'm from south beach, florida, where the women are as hot as jim cramer. my question to you today is what's going on with jetblue? how come it's not moving up like the rest of the airline? >> well, it's got a lot of competition. it doesn't have the roots that you necessarily want. that's why i've been liking united continental and southwest air, and i don't know whether to thank that. you were not there with the hot as a pistol there but whatever. bill in new jersey.

jim, listen to me. it's the peak. i said i think martin addressed that point. here we are. i need to ask you, when you get that kind of comment, what do you tell people? >> i tell people that we're focused on the long-term opportunity to innovate for the success of our customers in the semiconductor industry and create long term revenue for our shareholders. there's a compelling track record. we are about to record our fifth straight year of growth. we have revenue growth of 18% over that period. to that point, we met or strong for the company and certainly our outlook for calendar '17 is that our customers spend more money on equipment, and we think there are some tail winds specific to our company. longer term, there's too much going on in the semiconductor industry in terms of opportunity for innovation. we're very excited for the industry as a whole. >> we did see you on november 6th of 2015, right when the deal was announced, and you know i applauded the deal. i thought as you said you had an opportunity to the last ten days to meet with most of our key customers aroun

. >> ryan gosling, martin short, eugene levy. >> jim carrey, seth rogen. >> drake aka dritsy. best celebrity there is. >> we forgive you for justin bieber. >> he was nice when you sent him. >> before he started peeing in mop buckets i. >> we do not forgive you for the stupid geese that almost killed sully. >> you tried to murder sully. >> you suck. >> you suck. >> [ bleep ] you, canada. >> beck is a douche. yeah, i said it, what are you going to do about it? [ cheers and applause ] we went on a shoot, we showed people some -- you know the new yeesys, $350 kanye west shoes? we got $12 sneakers and told people they were the new yeesys and did they love them? oh yes they did. we'll be right back with that. ah, beth. so the elevator is stuck again. with directv and at&t you can stream your favorite shows without using your data. that makes you more powerful than being stuck in an elevator with a guy with overactive sweat glands. sorry, rode my bike today. cool. it's your tv, take it with you. watch all your live channels, on your devices, data-free. [?diggy? by spencer ludwig] ? ?

would like to thank adrienne, our founder for being here today, and also jerry and the whole team, martin, jim, everyone over at hsbc, for their sponsorship, that lois allows u do, washington and beyond, looking at the details of the chinese relationship with markets like latin america, and realize there is no black or white answer. the answer always lies somewhere in the gray. thank you very much, panelists for excellent report, which you haven't read. it is right here. [ applause ] >>> join us for a discussion on money and politics, fixing our democracy, supreme court, including ideas impacting judicial election, public financing and racially diverse democracy movement. you can see it live at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >>> watch the debate between hillary clinton and donald trump tonight. the preview from las vegas starts at 7:30 eastern. the briefing for the debate studio audience is at 8:30 eastern and the 90 minute debate is at 9:30 eastern. stay with us for viewer reaction, including your calls, tweets and facebook postings. watch live or on demand, using your phone or tablet, c-span

. >> ryan gosling, martin short, eugene levy. >> jim carrey, seth rogen. >> drake aka drizzy. >> michael j. fox might be the best celebrity there is. >> we forgive you for justin bieber. >> he was nice when you sent him. >> before he started peeing in mop buckets. >> we do not forgive you for the stupid geese that almost killed sully. >> you tried to murder sully. >> you suck. >> you suck. >> [ bleep ] you, canada. >> beck is a douche. yeah, i said it, what are you [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're welcome. we have to take a break. we went on a shoot, we showed people some -- you know the new yeezys, $350 kanye west shoes? we got $12 sneakers and told people they were the new yeezys and did they love them? oh yes they did. we'll be right back with that. [ cheers and applause ] ? electrical charges live at the heart of every hybrid. only a few... truly move us. ? and always ready. ? ? you never believed in fairytales. knights in shining armor or happily ever after. but you believed when the right one came along, you'd be ready. time to shine. orbit. jay knows how to keep his wheels

martin. his name was jim blare and his wife was one of hillary clinton's friends. he said we would like to help you and she said that is wonderful. he invested it in the future market for her. he took 10-12 other people and invested their money in it and they made trades and in this you could allocate the wins and losses to the 10-12 people as you wanted. so he allocated all the wins to hillary. she had gotten $100,000 and then dropped out and she quit. the bribe was reached. and in return, bill waved the environmental enforcement of the chicken stuff in arkansas for ten years and they were permitted a level of pollution that was only ended by federal action after he became president. that was the original sin. nobody knew that because those trades are not publically disclosed. in 1981, our opponent in the governor's race released their tax return and i said you have release yours, too and bill said, sure and hillary said no, we won't. i said why not? she said we won't. and bill said maybe week release '78, '79 and '81 but not '80. i said that is silly what is in 1

would like to thank adrienne, our founder, for being here today, and also jerry and the whole team, martin, jim, everyone over at hsbc, for their sponsorship, not only their support but this whole initiative, this allows us to do, washington and beyond, looking at the details of the chinese relationship with markets like latin america, and realize there is no black or white answer. the answer always lies somewhere in the gray. thank you very much, panelists and douglas and andre for excellent report, which you haven't read. it is right here. [ applause ] >> and had this to say. >> donald trump disrespects, aggressively disrespects more than half the human beings in this country, he thinks that because he has money that he can call women fat pigs and bimbos. he thinks because he is a celebrity that he can rate women's bodies from one to ten. he thinks that because he has a mouthful of tick tacks that he can force himself on any woman within groping distance. i've got news for you, donald trump, women have had it with i goes like you. [ applause ] and, and nasty women have really had it with guys

would like to thank adrienne, our founder, for being here today, and also jerry and the whole team, martin, jim, everyone over at hsbc, for their sponsorship, not only their support but this whole initiative, this allows us to do, washington and beyond, looking at the details of the chinese relationship with markets like latin america, and realize there is no black or white answer. the answer always lies somewhere in the gray. thank you very much, panelists and douglas and andre for excellent report, which you haven't read. it is right here. [ applause ] >> a look at some of our live programming coming up today across the c-span networks. in about half an hour or so we'll bring you a briefing on veterans health care, including an introduction to the va health care system and a discussion on policy prospects for the future. it's hosted by the alliance for health reform. you can see it live starting at noon eastern on our companion network c-span. it's a look at the global response to the refugee crisis, representatives from the world bank, the world food program and others will participate. you

think adrienne our founder for being here today and also, of course, jerry and the whole team, martin and jime over at hsbc, the whole initiative. it allows us to do what often times is not done whether in washington or beyond, which is looking at the details of the relationship with markets like latin america and realize there's no black and white answer. the answer always lies in the gray. thank you very much for our panelists and andrÉs suÁrez for the report. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> warning for hurricane matthew have extended up the east coast starting in florida and the governors of florida and south carolina have issued evacuations in some coastal areas, the national hurricane center says matthew is a dangerous and life-threatening category 3 storm that could increase to category 4 by thursday evening. at least 11 deaths in the caribbean have been blamed on that storm. here is what president obama had to say about the situation today . >> as well as another of other agencies, army of engineers have briefed me for the possibility of some serious effects from hurricane matt

jim carrey really is. carrey's attorney martin singer responded it is understandable a mother who has lost a daughter will look for someone to blame but in directing her grief and rage at jim carrey and joining this ridiculous lawyer to capitalize on cathriona's suicide mrs. sweetman is heading down the same dark path as cathriona's green-card husband mark burton. her estrange husband also filed a lawsuit against the actor accusing carrey of giving white sexually transmitted diseases while concealing his diagnosis and carrey responded saying i will not tolerate this heartless attempt to exploit me or the woman i loved. both burton and sweetman's prescriptions under the false name of arthur king and provided them to white leading to her september 2015 suicide. white's body was found in her los angeles home surrounded by four prescription medications, none of them in her name. carrey's ex was an irish makeup artist who allegedly suffered a long battle with depression. her mother says one of the stds carrey gave her can leave a woman unable to have children. >>> the latest in kim kardashian in seclusion but h

martin. >> i'm lisa hughes in for paula. >> the woman lied about a break- in and vandalism. and money problems were the motive. jim smith is live with the >> tonight police in millbury tell me the story did noted a up. and now it has come to this, criminal charges. >> there was no intruder or burglary. >> a difficult day for millbury police. the wife of an officer facing charges. it all began on october 17th when maria daily reported a burglary at the family home with jewelr and she said the house was tagged with graffiti. and now police have determined the entire account was false. >> this case came to our attention. and something want quite right. i think that was pretty obvious. and as a result of that investigation, the officers did due diligence and followed through with the information we had. and based on that we came to the conclusion ultimately that it was all fabricated. >> just 56 she filed the report, she took to social house being robbed and saw this hatred for no reason. >> officer daniel daly was not involved in the deception. it's a story generating plenty of reaction. >> she must have tagged the p

jim? >> good work. >> thanks. >>> two of america's most beloved comedians brought their show to philadelphia. steve marr tin and martincomplete with music. the best part of the show came when they were presented with glasses of champagne by cecily tynan. >> i didn't trip. that was my main goal. i got back to the station in time for "action news" at 11:00. i was rushing in to get changed. >> didn't have time. >> you told me, wear it on the news. full disclosure. i'm feeling enormously overdressed right now. >> you look beautiful. >> thank you. sunday, you can go sleeveless on sunday. it's going to be warm enough for that. i feel overdressed. storm tracker 6 showing we have dry conditions, clear skies and temperatures are dropping quickly. philadelphia currently 46 degrees down from the high of 57. wilmington, 40. allentown, 36 degrees. reading, 37 and millville 36 degrees. it looks like it is going to be another frosty night in the suburbs. satellite 6 with action radar shows we have clear skies. to the north and west, high, thin clouds moving in. they will be moving in through the day tomorrow. tonight, clear skies, c

martin. >> i'm lisa hughes in for paula. >> the woman lied about a break- in and vandalism. and money problems were the motive. jim smith is live with the

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martin luther king's dream. thank you. final thoughts from jim barnes on this election. well, i think the callers are interesting, one reflect the country.t he previous caller reflected the pessimism that exists in the land. think there is probably, if woo were honest, probably more pessimism than optimism these we look at polls, more people think the country on the wrong track than the right track. in a funny way, if the country only come together after the election, but if we can pass hrough legislation, sort of show the public that washington can get some things done and if growth, i mean, eally we tend to see that people have more confidence when there is economic growth. ofnk back to the second term ronald reagan, second term of bill clinton, those were both when we had a lot of tends to rowth, that be the one thing that restores than anything else is an economy that is and obviously since that touches so many americans, you makes sense. host: jim barnes, veteran journalist covering every 1984, co-author almanac on american politics and you can read lots ofconferenc

martin. >>> a third day of strikes at two jim beam bourbon production facilities in kentucky.hey are overworked amid a nationwide revival of interest in kentucky bourbon. the company and union employees have been meeting since april to discuss a contract that expired in august. thankfully no shortages of bourbon are expected during the strike. >>> meanwhile, pepsi has a timeline for cutting sugar in its drinks. the company says two thirds of its single serve drinks will have 100 or fewer calories by 2025. pepsi owns gatorade and tropicana. they discussed the move earlier on cnbc. >> overall societies are changing. and consumers are changing their habit because they want to focus a lot more on remaining healthy because they're living longer. they want to remain very healthy for the duration of their lives. >> and tomorrow will be the last state dinner at the white house for the obamas. they are hosting prime minister matteo renzi of italy and who better to create the menu than chef mario batali. the dishes are pretty much a state secret on the menu. but first lady reportedly ha