here is our moderator jonathan carl. >> moderator: good evening and thank you for joining us for the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation u.s. senate candidate debate. i'm jonathan carl chief white house correspondent for abc news and i'm delighted to be here is your moderator. we want to take a moment to note the difficult situation north carolina is facing recent days in the aftermath of hurricane matthew with flooding and power outages and parts of the state. our thoughts and prayers are with those we tragically have lost loved ones in the past week. now to introduce the candidates. senator richard burr a republican candidate for u.s. senate who served in the u.s. house of representatives from 1995 to 2005 and the u.s. senate in 2005. welcome mr. burr and representative supporting democratic candidate for senate but she has earned -- and then they north carolina representative since 2003. before we begin here are the rules. we will start with opening statements following those the candidates will respond to questions from myself than those provided by

here is our moderator jonathan carl. >> moderator: good evening and thank you for joining us for the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation u.s. senate candidate debate. i'm jonathan carl chief white house correspondent for abc news and i'm delighted to be here is your moderator. we want to take a moment to note the difficult situation north carolina is facing recent days in the aftermath of hurricane matthew with flooding and power outages and parts of the state. our thoughts and prayers are with those we tragically have lost loved ones in the past week. now to introduce the candidates. senator richard burr a republican candidate for u.s. senate who served in the u.s. house of representatives from 1995 to 2005 and the u.s. senate in 2005. welcome mr. burr and representative supporting democratic candidate for senate but she has earned -- and then they north carolina representative since 2003. before we begin here are the rules. we will start with opening statements following those the candidates will respond to questions from myself than those provided by

jonathan carl was the moderator with reporters from wftv and mrit cmrit politico asks questions on everything from immigration and the pulse presidential candidates. things got heated when it came to actual time spent here in florida. >> talk about flip-flop. congressman murphy in december of 2011 you changed your name and party and you moved from south beach to west palm beach to run for congress. that's not a flip-flop. that's a met more physicians. >> let's be clear. you left florida and spent all your time in iowa and new hampshire. you haven't even met the mayor of tampa. the mayor of tallahassee i was with not long ago. you haven't met don't lecture me on florida and flip-flops. you're the king of flip-flops. >> in the latest real clear politics average rubio was ahead of murphy by nearly 5%. >>> still ahead tonight, ready to ride? >> it's a new addition to tampa bay's waterfront. the latest way to bar crawl along the riverwalk. what makes these cycle boats unique. >> keys to declutter. tonight at 10:30 how getting money. plus, one expert's three secrets to perfect your closet and your

jonathan carl, abc news, new york. >>> well, the ratings are in from clinton-trump, the rematch.d 66.5 million people watched sunday night. that's down from 84 million two weeks ago. however, sunday's figure was slightly above the viewership for the second debate between president obama and mitt romney in 2012. the third and final debate is next wednesday night. >>> moving on to the disaster left by hurricane matthew, this video is from the fayetteville, north carolina area. it might sum it up best. water surrounds the houses all the way up to the roofline. some rivers in this area are not expected to crest until friday. >> as a result of all this, hundreds of roads are closed in the state, incoming parts of interstate 95. abc's marcy gonzalez with more. >> reporter: the post storm skies are now clear, but hurricane matthew is still dishing a devastating blow to north carolina. >> we've not hit the most serious point of the flood in north carolina as of yet. >> reporter: a desperate effort underway to save people stranded by the flood waters. >> back up. >> oh, my god. >> reporte

jonathan: thank you, carl. we're about 86 minutes away from the g.d.p. the backdrop of the market is a global bond routes. treasury yields heading high. burns heading for the worst months. things have stabilized but what's the message. joining us is a street gist. what is the message for you? >> the message for us is we're going a significant change in terms of inflation or expectations in the world. we're not saying that we're moving to some kind of extremely adverse inflation but we're normalizing. so we're moving away from this expectations of very high deflationary risk and low g.d.p. growth. we still have a long way to grow. we've steepened about 20%, 30% of the move of the past year. so it's only the beginning of the process but i think it tells you something about it. a little more optimism about the global economy. jonathan: we're talking about six-month ranges. if you go to 40,000 feet and you take the 30-year approach, president draghi spoke about this. he note that the whole bonds market is south of 1%. and he noted that he doesn't think it's

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jonathan winer and ms. libby lewis. the honorable bill padudo and mr. frank padudo. mr. carl ray. mr. johnny wright. >> the first one, i am so excited. i am glad to be here. oh god, i don't know. --ould probably have to say that was a lot of fun. >> what is the next step for you? >> i don't know. i probably will do more beauty and fashion. it is all out there. thank you. what they say. [applause] -- [indiscernible] jarvis and mr. sean west. mr. doug mills. .rs. catherine mills dr. paul boskin. mr. rutherford seidel and ms. laura seidel. mr. john schulman. schulman.on the honorable melissa winter. mr. john surma -- joshua okun. the honorable julia frye field. kula.annon mr. thomas brown. mr. mill plant. mrs. robin smith. mr. fabbricio frera. mrs. angela kennedy. mr. henry kennedy junior. mr. mark lander. ms. angela tomb. sundar puchai. mr. charles ward. mr. michael lombardo. mr. james taylor. mrs. kim taylor. >> we performed at a dinner for chancellor angela merkel. >> familiar. ->> what are you looking forward to? >> it is exciting to be here. >> thank you. ms. cynthia friedman. mr. b