we have a wild rowdy crowd in johnson city. we begin with karen.ch, the best thing to happen to america. >> safer borders, the economy is booming, jobs, and awesome man. >> he loved the speech, you voted for trump be grudgingly but are thrilled with the results, why? >> he wants to drive down medical costs and the economy has picked up since he has been in there. >> reporter: now we go to our host with the most. michelle, you're the owner, we appreciate you happiness, you say the speech was awesome. why you say that? >> really believe trump is doing great things for our country and excited to see what else he is going to do for us. >> reporter: we appreciate you having us here. we will have an amazing morning. i don't think i can overstate how crowded at 5:30 this diner is. we typically don't have this. this is awesome. rob: sounds good. thanks. jillian: he lost his eyes in therapy. it is 36 minutes after the hour. christine ford's testimony slammed weaker than a he said she said case. >> were you able to hear the conversation? >> i was not able to

lou: as i said, the president is speaking tonight at a rally in johnson city, tennessee. he's there to support his supreme court choice, judge brett kavanaugh as well as congresswoman marsha blackburn running for the senate. >> they've been trying to destroy him since the very first second he was announced because they know that judge kavanaugh will follow the constitution as written. they are trying to destroy a very fine person, and we can't let it happen. lou: the european union looking into fining facebook for more than a billion dollars after that recent cyberattack, 50 million users data taken in that attack. ireland's data protection commission is demanding for information from facebook about the scale of the data theft and the cyberattack, in which you residents were victimized in the attack. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg saying the company takes the breach very seriously. you would think they would take it seriously. 50 million people's personal data stolen in a cyberattack and facebook still doesn't know who is behind the hack and we haven't been really given too

steve: president was in johnson city, tennessee last night. there on behalf of congressman marsha blackburn running for the u.s. senate. a vote for her is a vote for me. he taking aim at democrats trying to undo brett kavanaugh. >> the democrats only know how to obstruct, demolish and destroy. to hurt anyone to get their way. like they are doing with judge kavanaugh. [crowd boos] >> then they want to take a lot longer with the fbi. by the way, if we took 10 years, they would want more time. dianne feinstein. [crowd boos] >> she had this letter for months. and she didn't reveal it until everything was finished. then she revealed it and then she says we want more time. they have been trying to destroy him since out first second he was announced. they know judge kavanaugh will follow the constitution as written democrats want activists left wing judges who will totally rewrite your law us. erase your borders. it's a little harsh but i think i will keep it democrats are the party of crime. how does that sound? it's true. brian: anyone who thinks t

and president trump will be holding a campaign rally in johnson city tennessee.e senate has gaveled out, we will bring you the president pence's rally live at 7:20 p.m. eastern on c-span two. the debate between incumbent democrat tom wolfe and challenger wagoner debating in hershey live on c-span. >> with control of congress in question, see it for yourself on c-span and watch the debate from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. tuesday morning, lives in columbus, ohio, for the 43rd stop on c-span bus 50 capitals tour. bus that lushhe and journal started 8:00 eastern. >> this weekend, we feature our this weekend, we feature our visit on c-span, book tv, tv, as well as public policy issues. saturday on c-span at 7:00 a.m. eastern on washington journal. about homelessness and lack of affordable housing. book onoleman on his the life of legendary native --aiian surfer for the extensive book collection of late u.s. senator daniel. sunday, our hawaii weekend continues on c-span at 9:30 eastern. on renewable energy efforts in h

rally. >> this was donald trump's 6 rally in the volunteer state but the first rally he held in johnson city in the eastern part of the state but getting out the vote in this rural land conservative part of the state is going to be crucial to the gop if they want to keep control of the senate seat being vacated by bob corker, donald trump campaigning for republican marsha blackburn. the real politics also them tied in the senate race, she has 46.5%, of time with former democratic governor, donald trump told supporters at the rally their vote in the november election will decide which party controls the senate. >> marshall will be a great senator but we need the votes, we got to have the votes was one of the reasons i got elected was supreme court, the single most important thing a president can do is the selection of a supreme court judge. >> that is part of donald trump's midterm elections were, underscoring the important of getting conservative justices confirmed to the supreme court, a task that can be difficult even with one party in control of both houses of congress and the white house

following the latest in the probe, but first, we go live to johnson city, tennessee on the presidentsre. good evening. >> good evening, shannon. this is president trump's sixth rally in the volunteer state, however, the first rally that he has held in johnson city and the eastern part of the state. getting out the vote in this world and conservative part of the state is going to be crucial to the g.o.p. if they want to keep control of the u.s. senate seat being vacated by bob corke corker. he has been campaigning for marsha blackburn. she is tied in the tennessee senate race. she has 46.5%. that is a tie with phil radisson. told reporters at the rally, their votes will decide which party controls the u.s. senate. >> number one, marshall would be a great, great senator. number two, we need the votes. one of the reasons they say i got elected, they always say the single most important thing that a president can do is a selection of a supreme court judge, okay. >> as part of president trump's midterm election campaign tour, the g.o.p. is underscoring the importance of getting conservativ

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i see a lot of resistance in rural areas i was speaking about with johnson city, tennessee, earlier. they have been living with the crisis longer than the rest of us largely. they have seen, law enforcement is largely against mat because they have seen it diverted and abused and they have seen, i mean, i'm in a little debate with a friend of mine who is a rural judge, says, beth, i read your book. i loved it. i'm one of those climate change deniers you talk about. i won't allow my probationers to be on mat, every time i do, he has granted the worst cases, people, many repeats coming back. when, he said they sell their saboxen to buy methaphetamine. i said, judge, with all due respect, you're only seeing the people for whom it doesn't work. so there is huge observation bias at work in this, it leads to the misperception the drug is bad, when in fact they're not seeing people getting their kids back, like dr. van zee's patients some on saboxen for nine 10 years, they're still taking it, that is okay. they're getting their kids back. they're getting their jobs back. one woman i intervie

johnson city schools incidentally canceled classes today.e crowds surrounding the president are expected to be much larger than they originally estimated. melissa. melissa: no doubt. all right, jonathan, thank you. connell: good day off from school. melissa: yeah. connell: this may be the quote of the weekend, jeff flake in his interview, in terms of honesty at quote. there is no value reaching across the aisle. there is no value. this battle is going on judge brett kavanaugh. this is deepening the divide if that is possible, between democrats and republicans. how will the partisanship play out in the midterms in november? that is next. ♪ cal: we saved our money and now, we get to spend it - our way. ♪ valerie: but we worry if we have enough to last. ♪ cal: ellen, our certified financial planner™ professional, helps us manage our cash flow and plan for the unexpected. valerie: her experience and training gave us the courage to go for it. it's our "confident forever plan"... cal: ...and it's all possible with a cfp® professional. find your ce

area and our two candidates are olson and rowe and i am he wasfor olson because an officer in johnson city and the only officer i know of who tried to get women who were in recovery off of the medication they were on. medication and he is the only doctor in this area who would attempt to get women in this area off that medication so their babies would not be addicted. host: where are you as far as the tennessee senate race? blackburnam between -- host: bredeson. caller: i am not there he sure due to both of their involvement with the pharmaceutical company know would really like to where they stand on the changes that are being pushed in congress right now because of the changes to the hippo laws -- lippa laws. laws. a guest: it is ravaging communities, she is absolutely right. i go to martinsburg west virginia quite a lot and you see carse passed out in their with the car door open having od'ed/ . that is an issue not very many people in washington, d.c. are focused on. when you look at these appalachian states, that's a big deal and it draws questions about who is receiving support from

i'm voting for olsson because he was in johnson city and was the only in the area that i know of who tried to get women who were in recovery off of the medication that they were on. [inaudible] the only doctor in us. that would get women are pregnant off the medications of their babies couldn't be born addicted. >> host: where are you as far as the tennessee senate b race? >> caller: between blackburn -- with the pharmaceutical company i would really like to know where they stand onn the changes to the law. >> guest: i think that's really important. i think that the crisis continues to be one of these issues congress has not done a good job of addressing. it is ravaging communities. she's absolutely right. i go out to martinsburg and you drive down the main street and see people passed out in their cars with their car door open, and i think that is something that is an issue not many people in washington, d.c. are focused on, particularly when you are looking at a lot of these application states that it's a biis a bigdeal. and it does draw questions about who is receiving support fro

tom is up first, johnson city, tennessee. caller: good morning, john. thank you for c-span and all the folks behind scenes. tucker, on ask mr. the bylines that we keep on hearing regarding the dairy industry, the concessions that canada had to make in order to satisfy the trump administration , my suspicions are that he knows something. another election year, campaign promise that he says he could make. i just want to hear his comments. guest: absolutely. the trump administration sort of has a rhetorical and political grasp on the electoral map of the country. we saw that in the 2016 elections clearly. while the clinton campaign was not really sending folks to michigan and wisconsin, you have the trump administration really picking trade as a major issue to campaign on, appealing to concern on the part of manufacturing workers in particular about job losses as a result of nafta and other trade deals. the administration certainly has their finger on the pulse. the dairy aspect is clearly a part of that. there needed to be at least a little bit of market

. >> reporter: cbs news, johnson city, tennessee. >>> las vegas marked one year since the deadliest manage shooting in u.s. history. 58 people attending a con --con gunman opened fire from a hotel window. throughout the day and night there were several t >> reporter: as some lights dimmed on the famed las vegas strip monday night, mourners held a moment of silence marking one year since the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. [ bell ] >> reporter: heidi and april were among those who visited this healing garden where a remembrance wall bears the names of the 58 victims. >> to walk around and be able to see bits and pieces of everyone's lives makes me glad to be here, to be able to appreciate it. >> reporter: the two friends were at the route 91 music festival when a gunman fired on concertgoers from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay. kristin shulk was hit but survived. >> i always thought just battle through, just get through it. but emotionally, you just have no idea what it's going to do to you. >> reporter: thousands of survivors remain deeply affected by the tragedy they witnesse

. >> there was a bat, a legitimate bat sighted inside freedom hall inside johnson city, tennessee lastfore the president arrived. according to one reporter emts captured the bat. no worries. >> i love the secret service were trying to kick it around there. it was not harmed, maybe it lost track of the calendar, of course, halloween is still four weeks away. >> a few more days. >> yeah. >>> there's a story of another unexpected visitor and it kind of sounds like a bad joke. >> yeah, a horse walks into a bar in france. then everything goes downhill. the horse was just galloping up and down kicking chairs, sendin >> that horse had escaped from a nearby racing stable. no one was hurt just sort of terrified and thirsty. >> here's a great way to scare your friends this halloween with a doughnut delivery. >> the hurts donut chain is offering a scary clown delivery service for $5 plus the cost of doughnuts. a clown with red balloons will appear at your friend's doorstep with the delicious treats and a lifetime of nightmares. never do this to me. i'm terrified. >>> finally riding waves and maki

. >> president trump live at a rally in johnson city tennessee for marsha blackburn. the president running about ten minutes early. we have live coverage on c-spa c-span2. [applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> it is great to be with you. i am thrilled to be back. [cheers and applause] stomach i look forward to being back in the great state of tennessee with thousands of hard-working american patriots. that is what you are. [cheers and applause] in less than two years we have achieved the biggest comeback in american history. look at what is happening. our country is respected again. we are respected again. jobless claims are at a 50 year low the stock market is at an all-time high the economy is booming, wages are rising, and more americans are working today than ever before think of that. such a simple statement. such a complex thing to do. more americans are working today than ever before. what a beautiful thing. [applause] get out and vote in november. it will all change quickly folks. we are defending our second amendment, taking care but --

small businesses in johnson city, tennessee. really one of the big challenges of ai and we are doing work there. arenext big security tax not going to come from conventional email being compromised, it will come from the hvac system. 9 million micro-chips shipped in the world and silica and design as well as a secure operating system to help us ensure that all microcontrollers going forward can be secured. caroline: talking now about software issues and hardware issues and safety. businessweek the piece about concerns of supply chain strength. iss is something you think fully secure when you look at microsoft? going forward, when you have such strength? satya: when it comes to operational security, including silicon supply chain or software supply chain, it is all about everyday being in the gym at practicing. , we are very confident we have no exposure, but we are constantly -- we have a lot of people dedicated to it, a lot of technology, a lot of rigor insuring our supply chain. to be shakier -- figure. -- secure. caroline: pr

tonight at a huge rally in johnson city, tennessee, resident trump talking about the supreme court nomineend the pillar of what is americans a justice system. the presumption of innocence, let's watch the president. >> democrats are willing to do anything and to hurt anyone to get their way. just like they are doing with george brett kavanaugh. [boos] they been trying to destroy him since the very first second he was announced because they know that george brett kavanaugh will follow the constitution as written. he is a good man. a great student, great intellect, he has never had a problem and all the sudden, let's go back to high school. maybe they should go before high school and then they want to take a lot longer with the fbi. no, the fbi -- if we took ten years, they would want more time. >> hannity: here we are on day 15, judge kavanaugh. edit wild press conference earlier today the president let loose and had this to say about the important process that the media and democrats are trying to know a band. this is dangerous. he took it on, take a look. >> i want the fbi -- this is anot

it was attacking small businesses in johnson city, tennessee. we were able to detect this and get rid of it on first sight, which is really one of the big challenges of ai. and so we are doing work there. the next big security attacks are not going to come from conventional email being compromised, it will come from the hvac system. 9 billion microcontrollers are shipped in the world. silica and design as well as a secure operating system to help us ensure that all microcontrollers going forward can be secured. caroline: talking now about software issues and hardware issues and safety. you have of course seen the "bloomberg businessweek" piece about concerns of supply chain strength. is this something you think is fully secure when you look at microsoft and can be going forward, when you have such strength? satya: when it comes to operational security, including silicon supply chain or software supply chain, it is all about every day being in the gym and practicing. in our case, we are very confident we have no exposure, but we are constantly --

a reminder president trump will speak at o'reilly in johnson city tennessee for marsha blackburn who is running for the senate seat in that state. live coverage starts at 720 eastern on c-span2. : the >> i wanted to shift gears to spectrum because i know we all love to talk about spectrum. 5g is the headline almost every day now. is the u.s. going to win the race to 5-k? >> we are rented. that's for sure. we are in the trump administration spending a lot of time looking at the data and what we can do to help the private sector cabernets to be to make sure america return to leadership. if you asked people around the world were the undisputed leader in 4g all t. we got to first, got to first, to put it nationwide in a way that was holistic and brought broadband to mobile subscribers across the country. at the investments made by this country are private sector is the same as 5g. but we have competition. china and korea are absolutely trying their best to be first to have nationwide ubiquitous 5g as well. and it's going to be a race. but we are confident that american industry and ameri

at 7:30, president trump will be in johnson city, continue ten for a rally for marsha blackburn, running for the u.s. senate. live coverage on c-span 2. tom wolf will debate scott wagner in hershey, pennsylvania. you can see that live at 8:15 p.m. eastern many. >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitols tour, we recently stopped in springfield, illinois, and looking forward to the november midterm elections, we're asking folks, which party should control congress and why. >> i think the party that should control congress after the midterms is the democrats, because it's obvious that we need some checks and balances on what's going on in washington. there's just so much that is contrary to what i believe is best for the electorate in the united states. i think that with the democrats controlling congress, that will definitely bring some checks and balances to the process, which is much needed. >> i would like to see republicans maintain control. i think the republican party is it going to do a better job of advancing his agenda. where as the democratic party is g

he's at johnson city, tennessee, where president trump will be holding a rally later tonight. jim, there's new information emerging right now about the kavanaugh investigation. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. the white house is making it clear to the fbi that it can talk to anybody in its probe of judge brett kavanaugh's background. these new marching orders come from the president as he is acknowledging there may be so somishsome issues with brett kavanaugh's past. president trump is ordering the fbi to conduct a thorough background check of his embattled supreme court nominee. but the president adds, just make it snappy. >> i want them to do that. i want it to be comprehensive. i actually think it's a good thing for judge kavanaugh. i think it's actually a good thing. not a bad thing. i think it's a good thing. now, with that being said, i'd like it to go quickly. the one thing i want is speed. >> reporter: unlike another investigation, like the russia probe, that the president could do without. >> we don't want to go on a witch hunt. >> i do. >> reporter: mr. trump appeare

night at a rally in tennessee, president trump had a similar message for the overflow crowd in johnson city. >> democrats only know how to obstruct, demolish, and destroy as we've seen in recent weeks. democrats are willing to do anything and to hurt anyone to get their way, like they're doing with judge kavanaugh. >> obviously this is something we'll be watching very carefull carefully. a great deal of speculation that the fbi inquiry could wrap up as soon as tomorrow, today, sometime later in the week but they still hold here that when we or another saturday night, judge kavanaugh will get a vote and be confirmed for the u.s. supreme court, that's the hope here. we'll see if that happens, back to you for now. >> harris: thank you very much. we do not have anything yet from the cameras gathering on the south lawn, marine one taking him to joint base andrews and then he will board air force one and had to philadelphia we are told for a tax reform at the annual convention for the national electrical contractors in philly p.a. later today. as soon as the president's comments have wrapped and

i'm voting for olson because he was an ob and johnson city and use only doctor in this area that i know of who tried to get women who are in recovery off of the medication that they were on. it's a detox medication called suboxone. he's the only doctor that would attempt to get women who are pregnant off of that medication so their babies couldn't be addicted, more addicted. >> host: before we have our guest response, and what are yu as far as the tennessee senate race? >> caller: between blackburn and brightest in, i'm not very sure. -- phil brotherson. i would like to know where they stand on the changes they are being pushed in congress right now about the changes to the hipaa loss. >> host: thank you tragedy that's important what ashley said. i think the opioid crisis continues to be one of these issues that congress has done a take a good job of addressing. it isth ravaging communities. she's absolutely right. i go out to west virginia quite a lot and you drive down the main street and you see people passed out in the cars with the carter opened like literally having dod's. i think

state of tennessee and want to welcome in our view is tonight from memphis nashville, jackson, johnson city, chattanooga, knoxville, and down in huntsville, alabama. for those of you at home, follow along on social media using the #tngovdebate. now, let's go ahead and run through the important rules for tonight's debate. there are no opening statements. candidates will have 30 seconds for closing. main questions candidates will have one minute to answer and 30 seconds for any follow-ups. the sound of a bell time will be up. a random card draw to turn the order of tonight's questions so let's get right to that with richard. richard: good evening, candidates. we appreciate you being here. you are almost there. 25 days to go. as important as it is to shake hands, these forums are important, and we hope to ask you questions about important issues facing our state. i want to start with asking you about the death penalty. as you know, with the stay of edmund zagorski this week, it's been front and center. as governor, decisions about the death penalty will be one of the most important responsible

broadcasting , we all across the state welcome viewers from stations in nashville, chattanooga, johnson city, knoxville, and huntsville, alabama. let's meet the panel of journalists who will be asking the tough questions. ,e have richard branson -- christianally farley. here is a quick rundown of the rules. there are no opening -- christin farl statements, candidates will have 30 seconds each foreclosing, candidates will get 60 seconds to answer questions and 30 seconds for rebuttal. if there is a follow-up question, candidates will get 30 seconds and the sound of the bell will ring until -- when the time is up. theure to finish -- follow hashtag. let's get to the questions i'm a we are beginning with bob. bob: i would like to start with a couple of your stated views on the issue of the allegations and confirmation of judge kavanaugh to the u.s. supreme court. you said in nashville, evidence supporting the sexual assault allegations did not rise to the level of disqualifying kavanaugh and you told the times free press of chattanooga the sexual assault allegations were raised by the democrats

or visiting the nice hospital in johnson city, tennessee, where a third of the babies born in the neonatal center there are born withdrawing from opioids because their mothers are addicted. and it takes them days or weeks more to get over that. or listening to the two judges in upper east tennessee, two criminal court state judges, who said that of 6,000 completed cases that they heard last year, two-thirds of them -- two-thirds of them -- had something to do with the opioids epidemic. or the drug agent from tennessee who was in my office, who deals with meta, all sorts of -- with meth, all sorts of drugs. he told knee what happened when they captured some fentanyl. fentanyl is the white powder which is 50 times stronger than opioids, which comes from china often in the mail. and which this bill that we're about to talk about deals with. but this drug agent, who was an experienceed law enforcement officer, told me that just by opening a small plastic bag with a few of the white powders getting into the air, he was almost overcome and had to leave the room because it would cause him to pass

also, at 7:20, president trump will be in johnson city, tennessee, for a rally in support of former congresswoman marcsha blackburn running for te u.s. senate. live coverage on c-span2. on c-span, pennsylvania governor tom wolf will debate scott wagner in hershey, pennsylvania. see that live at 8:15 p.m. eastern. >>> tonight on "the communicators," david redl, the administrator of the national telecommunications and information administration discusses the trump administration's spectrum policy. he's interviewed by communications executive senior editor, howard busker. >> i wanted to shift gears to spectrum. i know we all have to talk about spectrum. 5g is a headline almost every day now. is the u.s. going to win the race to 5g? >> we're in it, that's for sure. we are in the trump administration spending a lot of time looking at the data and seeing what we can do to help the private sector get to where it needs to be to make sure america retains its leadership in wireless. i think if you ask people around the world, we're the undisputed leader in 4glte. got to it first, deployed it nationwide in

that is johnson city, tennessee. he is taking part in a rally for public and candidates. still ahead, i told you so. christine lagarde flag growth warnings weeks ago. now they are ready to cut forecasts. next, see how stocks are beating the big guns. this is bloomberg. ♪ s is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is daybreak asia. shery: the s&p 500 is near its record high, but the markets steady march higher is lacking some key support. the percentage of companies trading above the average has been declining, even as the index continues to rise. let's get some insight with ben laidler. he joins us here in new york. you say u.s. stocks are shockproof. at the same time we are seeing this narrow bull market, whether in the u.s. or developed economies. is this a risk? ben: i don't think so. i would argue the earnings story is much broader this year than it has been. the biggest driver of earnings this year is going to be financials. earnings for the u.s.. valuations have come down. think that gives you support. also think the u.s. earnings story continues to extend. quarter.h last shery:

in april i had the he had the pleasure of visiting children's hospital in johnson city which is part of valid's system where senator alexander witnessed firsthand some of the great work mr. levine and his team are doing on the front lines of opioids by helping treat newborn children who suffer from neo-natal abstinence syndrome. prior to ballot health he was president and ceo of the mountain states health alliance. he has significant experience in state government as secretary of louisiana's department of health and hospitals. and as secretary of florida's agency for health care administration under governor bush. in those roles, he helped oversee the response to 12 hurricanes and led the effort to improve louisiana's child immunization rates from 48th in the nation to 2nd. tennessee ranks second in the nation with the highest number of rural hospital closures, so mr. levine knows very well the challenge facing rural providers today. i look forward to hearing his thoughts. and then dr. sanders, did you want to introduce the -- >> i'm not the doctor, she is. i'm very pleased to welcom

i agree with commissioner johnson. the city does pay eventually. we can't have it both ways, which would be the best thing for the city to have housing and a retail, vibrant retail -- retailer here. i would love to have -- explore an s. ud or something to make it work if we could. i'm still not completely convinced. i mean, we had an offering of mr rubin not to sell alcohol. we had commissioner koppel saying note deliveries. commissioner hillis sang half the upstairs has to be housing. at this point, are way down to something that doesn't work for amazon whole foods? we have all of these things in a bag and you shake it up, what happens? >> president hillis: that may be the case. but i think it's -- again, if the developers are correct, i don't know if the housing will work on this site. we may be stuck with a retail in a form of lombardi sports. into the who benefits, there is a reason the city has a c.u. to remove grocery stores and wants grocery stores. there is a need for grocery stores. we are underserved for grocery stores. and of course, is

johnson: i did not say ". mr. rich: i have heard you talk about sanctuary cities. gov. johnson: i never said a word about century citizen -- sanctuary cities. mr. rich: we have a problem that needs to be addressed. we have got to handle it. the question i have for you is, i hear senator heinrich is for open borders. you are for open borders. how do you differ from senator heinrich on the borders? >> your reply, mr. johnson? borders?son: open look, make it as easy as possible to get a work visa. that shouldn't tell a background check and a social security card so the applicable taxes get paid. i am not talking about reducing border security. i am saying do not build a wall across the border. if that is your definition of open borders, i am guilty. >> rebuttal? mr. rich: drugs are killing our state. heroine and fentanyl are coming across the border. it is driving the crime in new mexico. and it is killing our citizens. i care about new mexico. we need to secure the border. our citizens need it. i have gone to at least one too many funerals for a young person that died of h

hem voting for olsen because is in johnson city, and he the only doctor in this area that i know of thated to get women who were in recovery off .edication that they were on it is a detox medication called suboxone. women whoed to get are pregnant off of that sedication so their babie would not be born addicted. host: before our guest response, where are you as far as the tennessee senate race? --ler: between blackburn and host: radisson. caller: i am not sure. their involvement with the pharmaceutical company, i was really -- i would really like to know where they stand on the changes that are being pushed in the congress right now about the ppa laws.o the hiip host: thank you. guest: i think the opioid crisis is another one of these issues that congress has not done a great job addressing. i go to west virginia a lot. streetve down main with people passed out in their cars, literally od'ing. when you look at these appalachian states, that is a big deal. whoraws and questions about is trying support from pharmaceutical companies, which pharmaceutical companies are more on the getting ri

he was warning the crowd in johnson city that democrats would strip them of their -- he talked aboutjobless claims at a 50-year low and took jabs at the media. the crowd responded with cheers with his warnings what could happen if the democrats take office. >> president trump: your 401ks will be devastated. taxes will rise beyond your wildest imagination. and crime will flow into our country through these open borders. >> today the president is expected to stump for lou barletta just as he did in august. he is up incumbent democrat bob casey and trailing in the polls. the president has been slamming the democrats as obstructionists taking shots last night at cory booker and senator dianne feinstein over the delayed supreme court confirmation for judge kavanaugh and expected to touch on that tonight in mississippi tonight. in philly we can expect more concentrate on jobs and economy as he speaks to the group of thousands of the national electrical contractors association all here in attendance tonight. the president is expected to take the podium at 2:30. >> sandra: awaiting the presi

tom is up first, johnson city, tennessee. caller: good morning, john.hank you for c-span and all the folks behind scenes. tucker, on ask mr. the bylines that we keep on hearing regarding the dairy industry, the concessions that canada had to make in order to satisfy the trump administration , my suspicions are that he knows something. another election year, campaign promise that he says he could make. i just want to hear his comments. guest: absolutely. the trump administration sort of has a rhetorical and political grasp on the electoral map of the country. we saw that in the 2016 elections clearly. while the clinton campaign was not really sending folks to michigan and wisconsin, you have the trump administration really picking trade as a major issue to campaign on, appealing to concern on the part of manufacturing workers in particular about job losses as a result of nafta and other trade deals. the administration certainly has their finger on the pulse. the dairy aspect is clearly a part of that. there needed to be at least a little bit of market op

our correspondent howard johnson reports from the city of palu.one of the worst hit districts in palu. this morning we saw mechanical diggers coming through here, looking for bodies. you can see the devastation here, the tracks of the mechanical diggers that have come through here. this evening, family members have come here to find out whether their loved ones have been found in the excavations. today we saw seven bodies recovered. now, what we heard earlier on was that the search and rescue operation will continue for another day. i spoke to one gentleman here and said to him, how do you feel about that? he is missing his wife and his two children and his nephew. and he said that wasn't enough. the search and rescue operation should go on until his family are found and that means going on for a lot longer than a day. what we do know is that, beyond the search and rescue operation, the city authorities will move on to rehabilitation and rebuilding of the city. areas like this will be flattened and turned into a sports field or memorials for the m

next in, he says, hubert just broke from johnson and salt me, city, and nixon says to gets johnson on the phone. i did not know what to do. i went and found rose woods, and this number dial and talk to the operator. so i called and got the operator on the phone. i said i have the former vice president sitting here, who would like to talk with president johnson. there was silence for 30 seconds and she comes back and says, can you put the former vice president on the phone so we can identify him? i said surely, so i hand him the phone, he is standing by me. the next thing i hear is, hello, millie. yes, how is susan? he knew all of the operators, so he was identifying himself with his friendliness with the operators. then there was silence and you hear, hi, mr. president, this is dick nixon. i just heard what hubert did, and i wanted to call and let you know i am still with you. [laughter] >> it was huge. >> go ahead. >> you go ahead. >> what i urged nixon to do, i said this is going tonight -- humphrey is going to unite the party. pc brings the left with him, he him, and let'sth rememb

when elmer city johnson's troops rolled through, only then did it become clear that he was mistaking wishful thinking for intelligence analysis. grant realized after this and recovered from this and ended up winning at shiloh. but he realized his next campaign against vicksburg in mississippi would require a much better intelligence effort. in october 1862, grant tasked a general from iowa who would go on to be the chief engineer of the union pacific railroad and build half of the transcontinental railroad after the drawer. -- after the war. he is adding gait command and was assigned by grant to go to corinth which fell to union forces in may 2019 -- of 1862. and he will set up an intelligence network to prepare for grant's invasion and his attack on vicksburg. he was a graduate and know about military art but was a civil engineer. he had a very organized mind which had him perfect for intelligence work. he ventured west and when the war came he was in the fourth introductory. -- fourth infantry. grant knew he had found his spymaster because god was legendary for being very keen in i

city. alexandra johnson was born and raised here in san francisco. she lives in sacramento now.he tells us she comes here to drive because she makes more money in less time. as for the criticism that rideshare drivers often stop wherever they want and block traffic -- >> there's really nothing we can do about that because it is so overpopulated here that most of the spaces for us to pull over safely are already taken with someone that's parked there. >> alexandra says the company does not train drivers on traffic laws, other than rideshare rules at the airport. she would welcome that. she also welcomes the recent increase in traffic control officers on market street to kind of help prevent jay walking and usher more cars through the intersection. i was struck by what the taxi drivers' perspective was about wanting the medallions to pay-off, but here you have the other side saying we deserve to make a living as well, and the barrier to entry was so high with the me ddallions. >> use the #better dli bayarea to share ideas about how to share ideas on how to build a better bay area.

nixon, just broke from johnson in salt lake city. nixon says, to me, get i did not know what to do. woods, and she say -- and she said, you dial this number and talk to the operator. so i called and got the operator on the phone. i said i have the former vice president setting here and we would like to talk with president johnson. secondss silence for 30 and she comes back and says, can you put the former vice president on the phone so we can identify him? so i hand him the phone, he is standing by me. hello,t thing i hear is, millie. how is susan? so he identified himself with the friendliness with the operators. then there was silence and you hear, hello mr. president, this is dick nixon. i just heard what hubert did, and i wanted to call limit you -- ii am still with you wanted to call and let you know i am still with you. it was huge. do, it i urged nixon to said humphrey is going to unite the party. remember this party beat us to do one in 1964. it is like the union army. united,nion army gets then it is a mammoth machine that will run over the confederates. the digger -- the d

a ton of fanfare, magic johnson getting the key to the city.-lebron..imparting wisdom to his young teammates. --1st quarter-- steph curry...no preseason rust. good from downtown... 14-pts in the first and 23-for the game. --then, cue up the lebron show. an assist to lonzo ball...and lonzo with the alley oop. --later on, james,...driving baseline, held by kevon looney on his way to the rack.. but still manages to convert. --then, end of the half... good from 35 feet back to beat the buzzer. james with 18-10 and 5 at the break... --lakers win 123- 113...they'll meet again friday at the sap center. meanwhile, sad news in the association tonight... legendary coach tex winter has died at the age of 96. best known as the inventor of the 'triangle offense,' he revolutionized the game of basketball with his system... that helped michael jordan's chicago bulls win 6-world championships and three more for the lakers in the early 2000s. winter's triangle sets are found in coaches playbooks at every level...pro, college, and high school. the hall of famer

. >> reporter: jackie wilson and harriet johnson live on sacramento street. they say, before the city cracked down on the illegal campaign signs, thinker block was a mess. >> on my block, i would say there were at least 50 to 60. overwhelming to me. there were so many. >> reporter: the city clerk on monday sent a warning letter to all the local candidates, demanding them to remove the signs, or the city would have to divert tax dollars to take them down. the city reminded the candidates it's illegal to put signs in public areas, like median strips, sidewalks, and utility poles. >> it was just too much, and i think it looked bad. i think the city did the right thing. it's much better now. >> reporter: many drivers say the signs were blocking their view of oncoming traffic when turning left. i called summit campaign on saturday about stps. they did not want to talk on cameras, but within a few hours, their volunteers came and removed them. the only ones still around are the signs on sidewalks and taped to utility poles. neighbors say it's a big improvement. >> i'm just glad they're gone