o keefe tweeted this. four of the big five vulnerable senate democrats lose or losing tonight. donnelly, heitkamp, nelson. all voted against kavanaugh. the one who did vote for kavanaugh prevailed. i wonder if chuck shumer made a mistake saying vote for kavanaugh, save your seat. what's more important? to save the seat or have the issue that you ultimately ended up losing on? >> yeah. i don't know if you can order people to vote. i haven't had that much luck with that on my side. >> dana: you sort of give permission. you do what you have to do to win your seat. >> i do think voting against kavanaugh was a mistake. i think ed o'keefe's tweet sums it up. those in competitive races who voted against kavanaugh loss. one who voted for him won. it was like a shot of adrenaline to our side. people felt justice kavanaugh was being treated unfairly, being presumed guilty instead of presumed innocent. we all watched the mob tactics of those who were up here chasing my members out of restaura restaurants. it was counter productive. it registered with the american people how important it w

. >> thank you for your time today, keefe >> thank you >> theairline industry is one sector jobs are taking off students are not only earning a high school dip overwhelm au but graduating with a degree >> reporter: this isn't a typical shop class at this high school, instructors are teaching earning an opportunity to obtain a high school diploma as well as two faa licenses to enter directly into the work force >> never in a million years did i think i would be working on a plane. >> the school's role is important as boeing estimates 750,000 technicians will be needed the job can pay some $70,000 a year, with benefits and without a college degree >> the aviation industry is facing a growing set of challenges including aan aging work force, a gender gap and lack of stem educated employees. >> at jetblue, the first woman to attend aviation high school she says there is also a perception problem the airline and others are working to change >> a lot of parents want kids to be in white color jobs in the industry, we have to do a better job of partnering with the schools. >> other challenge

we are assuming this is how fit might go in some of the keefe states to give an idea of what democratseed to do. even if arizona they they can pick up' nevada. they have to keep indiana in their couple where the incumbent joe donnelly is in a close race. i said we might not know all the results by the top of the hour. we just had reports coming in. they are keeping precincts open by court order. there is one other county doing the same thing. watch indiana, it's an important race in the senate. on the house side of things there is a lot to look at. there are 75 competitive districts. the polls have closed and the results are coming in. can amy mcgrath pull it off and unseat the incumbents? if she does, healthcare has been a big issue. i just have to show you two other races in the house that the president has been tweeting about. a lot of people there didn't get a tax cut. that may not be working in the incumbent's favor. healthcare has been a big issue there. the final one is michigan 11. if the democrats can pull this off, that would be a good sign. we are watching so many of these c

tamara keefe, michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee, and eugene robin son pulitzer prize winning column winner for "the washington post." welcome to you all. phil rucker, we all witnessed then candidate donald trump's closing argument in the campaign, that the election of hillary clinton would leave us as a country kind of enshrouded in investigations and scandal and controversy. how do we get from that, the campaign closing argument, to that scene with trump and putin in helsinki? >> well, we have exactly what trump predicted would happen in the country only with a different president because his presidency has become basically covered in scandal. there's a new one at every turn. you have the special counsel investigating the russia situation, and it's not only investigating ruing russia's tih the trump campaign, trump's social works any effort at which the president said didn't happen, which is collusion, but you also have investigation into the president's moves to obstruct justice. his dictating that statement aboard air force one which was a false

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so, marcia, how unusual is it for a chief justice, any keefe i justice, bparticular this one, to takethe presint? >> well, it is very unusual, judy. i can't -- well, first of all, i think it should be clear that he waasked to comment on the president's own comments, so it was n spontaneous. but i can tell you that, after observing him for almost 13 years, that chief justice roberts is probably thost cautious of the justices i terms of sticking even a little toe into the political fray. you do noteeim making appearances or speeches at any partisan-related events -- for example the conservative federalist society's annual dinnershe retricts or limits his publictocomment law schools as well as meetings of judges. so i think this is something that has been on his mid, though, recently. if you recall, jt last th, after the confirmation of justice kavanaugh, the chief justice also made some comments during one of those limitedpe ances that he makes in which he talked about the kinds of judges we have. >> woodruff: well, we know it is the case, marcia, that theit 9th ciroes tend to be a circ

says that if you see candies labeled munchy way, keef kat or rasta reese's, they may contain weed. [] when adults heard that, they were like, "may contain them? what the hell did i pay for? yeah they better contain them. [ laughter ] rasta reese's? come on, man." [ applause ] i read that amazon's alexa can now answer questions about the mid-terms. yep. which explains why today trump was in the oval office asking, "alexa, what are the mid-terms? [ laughter and applause ] what are they?" some more tech news. apple just unveiled over 70 new emojis. and some people think one of them looks drunk. take a look at this. [ laughter ] in response, the emoji was like, "no, you look drunk. [ laughter ] am i a pretty girl?" [ laughter ] today was the red sox world series victory parade and i saw that a fan actually threw can of beer that damaged the world series trophy. [ light laughter ] [ audience oohs ] the fan wasn't arrested. he was named mayor of boston. [ laughter and applause ] fantastic. check this out. nasa says that they are retiring one of their space crafts and now it will just drift

i am john keefe. frankly look watt in london. francine, a lot of interesting news today.. is direct moment for me now italy will not go away. news on italyest interpreted by the financial markets in london? it will not go away because they have 13 hours to respond to brussels. it alisa midday budget to brussels -- italy admitted a budget to brussels. brussels said it is not good enough. it is the will not change it. it is about politics. -- italy will not change it. it is about politics. we will find out if italy gets uglier. tom: we need to go out to news. sebastian: that wildfire, now the deadliest in california history. search crews found 13 more bodies. it has destroyed more than 7000 homes. firefighters appear to be gaining ground against the blaze. democrats in arizona, -- became the first member of the party in three decades to be elected to the u.s. senate. she will be the first openly bisexual senator. republicans have a 51-47 lead in the senate. it will be a runoff in mississippi. and -- haven resumed talks on trade. they spoke on friday. their conversation did