in this case what they're selling is fear to those kids' parents and that's a little disturbing kenneth trump i do not believe any relation or regulation present in the national school safety and security services he told seventy four million oregon that the climate is rich for this kind of exploitation he said it's not that they're villains and they don't care and they don't want safe schools i'm not trying to send that message but they're certainly opportunistic at the end of the day they're looking for new revenue streams like i said it looking for a new revenue stream but i don't know that. turning cats and bulletproof backpacks is really an answer. there and you know i it's it reminds me a lot. when you look at it it's almost like a microcosm example of what happened after like nine eleven when you know everyone would like you know that crazy you know all of a sudden you know after nine eleven it was like oh my gosh i'm so scared protect us protect us protect us and that's how we got you know i mean at one point they were trying to sell office executives like parachute packs to jump out

kenneth moton, thank you. >>> the senior white house official publicly rebuked by first lady melania trump has now lost her job. deputy national security adviser mira ricardel left her post one day after the first lady's office released a statement saying she does not deserve the honor of serving in the white house. ricardel had clashed with mrs. trump's staff over the last month's visit to africa. the white house says ricardel will take on a different role in the admi supporting a bipartisan plan that would revamp sentencing rules for the first time in a generation. the prison reform legislation would boisoners and would lower the mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenses. critics argue the current guidelines unfairly target minorities. >>> turning now to the california wildfire disaster, officials confirmed overnight that at least 56 people have been killed in the so-called camp fire, which devastated the town of paradise.day authoritien collecting dna from families of the 130 people still missing as they try to identify remains found in the rubble. abc's will carr was the

kenneth moton, washington. >>> "the washington post" says president trump has decided to remove kirsten nielsen, secretary of homeland security. the president is unhappy with her implementing immigration policies. >>> several schools are closed in sonoma county because of poor air quality. at the bottom of your screen you'll see a running count on the number of schools closed. keep checking that. >> there are so many of them. with that reason, some of us suffering from bad air quality. >> they could be closed for a couple more days. the winds will started to clear out friday. the next pattern change will be next week when we have that threat -- threat? welcomed rain, i should say. partly cloudy, a little haze, temperatures running in the mid to it upper 40s. let's talk about, yep, unhealthy air and a little cooler this afternoon. it will still be comfortable, just won't be as warm as it has been. wind shifts friday. that's why we'll see the cleaner air coming in from the west. the dramatic air pattern for next week. timing not great because you may travel, but sacrifices we make because we need the rain. mos

kenneth roth of human rights watch tweeted -- "deeply troubling if the trump administration, which hashown little from a government official and publishing classified information -- exactly what journalists do all the time." we go now to london where we are joined by human rights attorney jennifer robinson. she has been advising julian assange and wikileaks since 2010. welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about this of thetent revealiling intent to arrest julian assange? >> this is confirmation of what we have been concerned about and talking about since 2010. it is the reason that julian assange sought asylum and granted asylum inside the ecuadorian embassy and the reason he remains there today. this concerns what we have been saying, that there is a very real risk the united states is going to seek to prosecute him for his publishing activities and seek to extradite him. and if there was to be in indictment, it would be sealaled and sigrid and we would not know it existed until as which time he was in custody. this is what we have learned from the u.s. department of disclosure

trump. >> after the election -- political scientist kenneth mayer conducted a survey of registered voters in wisconsin's two largest counties who did not vote in 2016. >> what the numbers indicated is that there may have been about 11% of people who didn't vote in our survey said that one of the reasons they didn't vote was they didn't have an i.d. in milwaukee and dane counties which are the two biggest counties in the state. we're talking about just in these two counties. somewhere in the range of 6,000 to 13,000 people. >> was that enough wisconsin voters to sway the outcome? election experts did the math. >> donald trump won the state by less than 1 percentage point. it was about 23,000 votes. from ken mayer's study, we know that there were tens of thousands of people in these two big counties and probably more in the rest of the state who were deterred from voting because of the i.d. requirement. the vast majority would have been democratic voters. i think it's not hard to see that the i.d. requirement probably had enough of a depressive effect. >> she fought very hard. >> that it co

. >>> and president trump is threatening to punish general motors after it said that it would cut thousands of north american jobs as part of a new restructuring plan. kenneth craig has that. >> reporter: the day after general motors announced plans to idle five north american factories and cut thousands of jobs, president trump threatened to retaliate. the u.s. saved general motors and this is the thanks we get? a very disappointed mr. trump wrote on twitter. we are now look at cutting all gm subsidies, including for electric cars. the president also expressed apparent frustration that gm isn't closing facilities in mexico and china. the words took on a more combative tone than the president's initial reaction to the news on monday. >> well, we don't like it. i believe they'll be opening up something else and i said, n you know, this country's done a lot for general motors. >> reporter: general motors intends to close plants where six sedans are produced potentially laying up to 14,000 employees in the u.s. and canada. the united auto workers reacted to the plan cuts in a video statement released late tuesday urging the company to invest in the u.s. >> it'

kenneth moton, thanks so much. >>> house democrats are apparently ready to investigate president trump's hush money payments during the 2016 campaign. those payments were made to stormy daniels and the playboy bunny karen mcdougal. both claim they had affairs with the president, and a democratic aide on capitol hill says democrats will use their subpoena power to look into those payments when they take control of the house next year. >>> breaking overnight, a navy fighter jet has crashed into the pacific. the faa team hornet went down northeast of the philippines. two crew members were safely rescued. the fighter was based on the aircraft carrier "uss ronald reagan," the cause of the crash is under investigation. it's the second crash from the reagan in less than a month. >>> and a new sign of diplomacy on the korean peninsula. south korea has begun the so-called tangerine air lift. military planes full of the fruit were flown to north korea today, fulfilling a promise made during a recent summit. it's one of the many agreements aimed at lowering tensions between the countries. >>> back in this country, time now f

both president trump and former president obama will campaign here to lend muscle to the fight. kenneth craig, cbs news, eastman, georgia. >>> overseas now. this morning divers recovered the flight data recorder from the lion air jet that crashed off the coast of indonesia earlier this week. they said it was dug out of the mud on the ocean floor. the search continues for the cockpit voice recorder. 189 people were killed when it crashed shortly after takeoff. >>> the suspect in the synagogue shooting will be in court today. he was charged with offenses that could bring the death penalty. authorities say he shot and killed 11 people at the tree of life synagogue as he raged against jews. prosecutors say they will seek justice for the victims. three more victims were buried yesterday and more funerals will be held through the rest of the week. >>> the deaths of two saudi arabian sisters remain a mystery. their bodies washed up on the new york city waterfront eight days ago and now police say they were alive when they went into the water. jericka duncan has details. >> reporter: the body o

trump. meetinge out of this saying some positive things. do somethingg to about -- host: that is kennethnd oregon. -- in oregon. we have been looking at battleground states, talking about specific races and about the larger issues in play. pennsylvania is the topic for today. doing us, terry madonna from franklin and marshall college. later, the c-span bus concluded its 50 capitals tour. one more stop today in washington, d.c. and speaking with mayor muriel bowser later on washington journal. ♪ >> this weekend on american history tv, saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, peter carr michael talks about public reaction to photographs of the dead at the battle of antietam, and the soldiers' perspective from letters the home. >> there was a strange spell. he said this was a terrible confirmation these people had in death. all they didaphs, was satisfy this morbid satisfaction. >> at 8:00 p.m., arizona state university professor kyle longley on president lyndon johnson and the vietnam war in 1968. >> euros one of the most powerful presidents in american history is transformed the co

kenneth wafford who did decline. thank you for being here this morning with us. >> i'm sure he did decline. he represents -- he voted for president trumpashamed of that, and he represents the powerful and i represent the powerless, we do not need a trump supporter in the office of the attorney general. i'm urging everyone to come out to vote in three days, this tuesday, to send a powerful maine message to the president of these united states. >> unfortunately new york does not have early voting, thing is a problem, which hopefully new york will eventually fix. election day is tuesday, everybody get out and vote. more "am joy" after the break. lower premiums? extra benefits? it's open enrollment. time to open the laptop... ...and compare medicare health plans. why? because plans change, so can your health needs. so, be open-minded. look at everything - like prescription drug plans... oh, and medicare advantage plans from private insurers. use the tools at medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare. open to something better? start today. open enrollment ends december 7th. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief econo