catering to millennia but how are they doing so and how do they feel currencies factor into the equation kristie i co-founder and managing partner of the tech trader fund will tell us plus the trade wars and tariffs and sanctions being bandied about almost every single day how are markets and individual stocks being impacted the c.e.o. and founder of the sloan financial group angela sloan joins us just does and will be joined by john's mother saul from i.h.s. market to discuss tougher prices at all means you plus the group of seven meeting starts tomorrow in canada steve malzberg they teach him what might take place all that ahead but first let's get a few of. us tech giant google is bracing for a big hit from european regulators the european union's competition commissioner margaret best agree is expected to announce the results of three ongoing antitrust investigations of google and parent company alphabet within the next month the most problematic case for google and vault their android mobile operating system published reports suggest the fine on that front could be as much as two point four

[cheering and applause] hey, kristy. how you doing? kristy: i'm great, steve. how are you today? steve: i'm doing wonderful. where are y'all from? kristy: we are from salt lake city, utah. steve: ah, ok. that's nice up there, boy. beautiful country. kristy: beautiful country. steve: all right. so let me see these fans again that you have up here. kristy: you bet. [laughter] steve: so ho [laughter] rubin, come here. [cheering and applause] >> rubin! >> rubin, rubin, rubin, rubin!

kristy: we are gonna play. steve: we're gonna play.a man might not be able to look a woman in the eye. josh: he is ugly. [cheering and applause] [kristy laughs] steve: he's ugly! audience: ohh. steve: heidi, name a reason a man might not be able

. >> reporter: but lars' siblings ken and kristi, said he wasn't dragging things out for the money, he had an ulterior motive. >> he goes, "yeah. she keeps flirtin' and talkin', and we're laughin' and havin' a good time." >> reporter: lars liked debbie, and he thought it was mutual. >> and he goes, "can i ask her out?" 5and i went, "well, yeah. 'cause why can't you?" >> reporter: so began an unlikely courtship between debbie, the petite powerhouse and lars, the six foot two nordic he-man. >> they were cute. they were goofy. >> like teenagers. >> they were, that first love. >> reporter: debbie got a kick out of lars' laid-back ways -- just a guy into old-school board games, restoring muscle cars, and drinking texas' favorite, home-grown soft drink, dr. pepper. >> about a case a day. i mean, he had a lot -- >> reporter: what? >> of dr. pepper. >> at least a 12-pack, i know. >> reporter: i've never heard of someone drinking that much dr. pepper. >> i thought it would kill him. [ laughter ] really. doesn't drink a lot of alcohol at all, just dr. pepper. >> reporter: and when private debbie

kristie immediately called 9-1-1.natsot/caller"it's ok baby, it's ok."natsot/dispatcher"keep him calm."natsot/caller"it's ok, baby." natsot/dispatcher"you can see him or just hear him?" natsot/caller"yes, i can see him, but only half of him. he's holding on." fourteen month old elijah irizarry had fallen feet first through the narrow opening and dropped 12 feet from the second floor down to the basement and was trapped in the very narrow ductwork.tom martin/waterford fire dept.:"the baby was in a position where his hands were over his head and he was in a position where he couldn't get them back down and he was sandwiched from the front and from his backside, and had room on the sides. his head was kind of pinned in there." more than a dozen responders cut through the ductwork and got him out within 20 minutes. surprisingly elijah only has minor scrapes.kristie mendes/mother:"they did great, the first responders. everyone that came in and ou they worke a te."inks elijiah used this hanger to lift off the vent cover. he had never done that before and she s

dan call into three parts special report on the health risks associated with cell phone use plus kristie are from the tech traders fund is back and we'll discuss some new cryptocurrency news including an unlikely court reaction to that mt gox hack attack back in twenty fourteen as we go to break here are the numbers of the closing bell major volatility in this point dropping below fifty eight hundred over the weekend climbing back and then dipping below sixty one hundred earlier today we're bouncing back to sixty two hundred as we went to air we'll be right back. the lady although. rather a as you would you go to one of the four so if you be in love because. as we might want to meet our well me and without the fancy. vote. while i was losing. his cool off. in the. coming days. when. is it. can you. yes most of. them. welcome back the european banking authority or be a has war and that preparations made for u.k. banks as the u.k. gets ready to leave the european union is part of the so-called hard brecht's that next march are inadequate the a.b.a. says it a new analysis that banks are at

it's a stinky reality for kristi ling. at their seabrook home...but this week ...that all changed. a long group of dead fish came rolling into the area. texas parks and wildlife officials say an algae bloom may have created low dissolved oxygen in the water. if there isn't enough oxygen, the fish can't "breathe" and die. with temperatures soaring close to triple digits, kristi ling says the smell is unbearable.(sot) <"as a bride, you everything that could possibly go this. millions of dead fish crashing your important thing is, we stay focus on getting married and being happy together."> (ken)together."> being happy together.">(ken) bride-to-be kristi ling is currently focused on finding a new venue. the last time seabrook saw a fish kill this big was back in 2014. (pam) a family in stockton says .... their dog is a hero, after the puppy pit bull helped alert them to a fire. as ken ma- shin-chi reports... what the dog did may have saved lives. as flames engulfed parts of a fourplex on east yorkshire drive in stockton a lit

you love that international from moscow among the stories ahead seems kristie in crosses will now be shown in all public buildings in bavaria we'll tell you why. global war was killing you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battle of. the new socks for the tell you that will be gossip the tabloids but i felt a little quarters today. while the positive outlook has been telling me you are not cool enough and let's fight their product. all the hawks that we along with all the ones. we have to prove.

coming up here and out international after a quick break the stories ahead kristie in cross is now shown in all public buildings in bavaria we'll tell you why. i. who'll be the next to get the treatment that from the troika the i.m.f. . they gang up they destroy a country for profit it's a it's a smash and grab and greece was destroyed they had a referendum and then they didn't pay any attention to the referendum they didn't want the troika wrong and look what happened in greece it turned it into a pit it turned into a shell it turned into garbage and now the same bankers are getting together because they need like a shark always something to destroy to eat so we were trying to figure out would only be next i think were the two likely candidates i guess as we've been saying that for five years that this was coming and i guess doubt italy will be the next meal for the i'm. against those who said before the break in germany a controversial new law in the region of varia now a blog that christine crosses displayed at the entrances of all public buildings it's all your correspondent peter al

to six different exchanges in japan so that contributed to a lot of the price decreases last week kristie want to have you back there's always more crypto news that we can get to christiania of the tech trader for him thank you thank you. and that's it for this time thanks for watching you catch boom bust at you tube dot com slash boom bust our two we'll see you next time. as he should he. wants to be in luck because a lot of us are. as we might want to meet our well me and. see. what was on the government. control of the. holy spirit in that even the insane from the what's. coming up. when to determine if that. in the removed can you hear a shot i hit him in a clear to most i'm. argentina venezuela they are mad because they're in freefall those are peripheral currencies a major currency like the dollar the again the euro the pan and enter a similar crisis which i believe will happen. in those countries wall spike as well as a store of value as a way to preserve wealth because the banking system is completely unsustainable it will exist as we understand it in ten years time it will not ex

to offer their investors like a different form of asset that they're interested in thank you both kristie either co-founder and managing partner jeffrey we're going to have you back we love having you on. part of jeffrey jeffrey talk editorial director of the american institute for economic research thank you guys thank you very much. and it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we have the latest on the battle in seattle as amazon and starbucks successfully opposing it to alleviate their horrendous homelessness problem will be joined by seattle city councilwoman to promise the one who takes no prisoners dinner critical of amazon and other big businesses and as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell this point trading above sixty six hundred forty dollars with air up over five percent for the day we'll be right back. short term gains at the expense of a longer term growth saudia some of the best thing in the future and products and employees you're taking all of future revenues if you're booking it today just like the man is buying back all the stu

kristie immediately called 9-1-1.natsot/caller"it's ok baby, it's ok." natsot/dispatcher"keep him calm."natsot/caller"it's ok, baby." natsot/dispatcher"you can see him or just hear him?" natsot/caller"yes, i can see him, but only half of him. he's holding on." fourteen month old elijah irizarry had fallen feet first through the narrow opening and dropped 12 feet from the second floor down to the basement and was trapped in the very narrow ductwork.tom martin/waterford fire dept.:"the baby was in a position where his hands were over his head and he was in a position where he couldn't get them back down and he was sandwiched from the front and from his backside, and had room on the sides. his head was kind of pinned in there." more than a dozen responders cut through the ductwork and got him out within 20 minutes. surprisingly elijah only has minor scrapes.kristie mendes/mother:"they did great, the first responders. everyone that came in and helped to get him out, they worked great as a team."ms. mendes thinks elijiah used this hanger to lift off the vent

>> reporter: hey, kristi and cli victor. they put out a statement saying they were spearhead thg reunification but didn't give indication of where the families would be held, if they were going to be further detained and what they are doing with families currently crossing the border. there have been meetings, according to sources to sort out how to reconcile the executive order president trump signed on wednesday with the administration's zero tolerance policy that created the family separations. sources indicate that the president, himself, has not been part of all the meetings. perhaps that's why we have seen confusion, contradictory statements and statements that had to be walked back by agency officials. the president is trying to change the narrative. he's trying to set the focus away from this political and humanitarian crisis. yesterday, he took the stage at a press conference or presentation with the families of people who lost loved ones in the hands of undocumented immigrants. the president made the comparison bet

>> reporter: kristi nelson was forced to leave a restaurant last week and protester showed out of eyeswed up outside her home. maxine waters defended her call for more public confrontations. >> i believe this is the civil way to do it. >> reporter: it is a tactic some of her democratic colleagues disavow. >> no one should call for the harassment of political opponents. that is not right. that is not american. >> reporter: democrats went to the president, who is used some incendiary language of his own. yesterday he tweeted about waters, calling her an extraordinary low iq person. that red hen restaurant that kicked out sarah huckabee sanders has taken a lot of heat over this, as you can imagine. one thing we have learned is how many restaurants around the country share that name. some of them have had to make it clear that they are not the restaurant in question. >> very interesting. >>> california's will vote in november on a ballot proposition that would repeal the new gas tax and be at peace. the california secretary of state announced yesterday supporters of the repeal gathered eno

in leilani estates, robert and kristi want to state as long as possible but with a lot of fountain four blocks away from their home, they are not spending their nights here. >> we are in a shelter right now. we are at the red cross parking lot. authorities now say anyone who defies a new mandatory evacuation order in leilani estates could be arrested. the lava zone is becoming increasingly dangerous especially near the main fisher. when the lava comes it consumes everything in its path but sometimes it burns the trees down slowly. you can see that this one is about to fall over. longtime residents say this could be the new normal. what will the next month look like? >> unfortunately you are probably looking at it. >> reporter: thdric arhaving an impact on tourism. >> it was kind of a shocker for us because this is really a normal occurrence. ross is with the big island visitors bureau. the eruption impacts less than 1% of the island but still hotel bookings are down 50%, even in not on the other side of the island. crew ships are also canceling port calls. >> that is the largest impact

their way to the united nations it is a huge security council kristie resolution that was. then israel took and it took the liberty of those. committing. and he came to my office. company to do except to give manchester to some other people. and if you are american i skied you accept to get california and the people were to accept the status quo occupying manchester by some other people my detainees. ha breman. after explaining to people of manchester from their homes driving them from their feet from everything isn't a question of. this question is not going to present it in. britain or in the west because of the influence of the jewish. i don't want to put it very good home. game there. for twenty percent of the israelis and sort of basic eighty's was no they would not commit to it. and they would not give them a day or a. weekend with. john and nobody's. got any to give. so if any solutions. are rendered we think we'll go back to palestine nasr views were echoed by palestinian refugees who believed liberation was close a town. how do you think you're going to do that. ho

it was only recently that researches found life forms under the ice sheet of the north pole kristie sions deep water sponges and completely unexpectedly corals. yet this newly discovered habitat is under threat just slightly further south another group of scientists from the alfred vegan institute captured these images of plastic pollution and other waste for fifteen years melanie back man has been observing the spread of plastic debris in the arctic ocean it's a depressing development. and given that it's sort of met a sort used in industrial fishing this also looks like it's used in fishing this is some. unspecified plastic fragment. and we see a lot of this sort of thing on the seabed two point five kilometers under the surface kilometer of us that. in one thousand nine hundred nine the scientists began conducting long term research in an area that spans over ten thousand square kilometers it's. almost every year melanie batman and her colleagues survey the seabed with the ocean floor observation system. attached to a steel cable the device scans the ocean floor from a distance of abou

russia york while one up against saudi arabia where it's currently hard time outcome of that game kristie table topping russia through to the knockout stages that's after the host nation beat egypt on tuesday. in the first match on wednesday european champions portugal and the first team packing from the tournament after beating morocco one nil. we talked to the former fisa president sepp blatter who announced russia as the host nation back in two thousand and ten when asked about his impressions of the current tournament this was the best start ever because it's my eleventh's world cup and when i arrived yesterday i saw a little bit is my vote. and in other news the e.u. states are condemning the u.s. decision to withdraw from the un human rights council saying the move may undermine washington's role as a champion of democracy. very warm welcome this is r.t. international we've got all the latest world headlines coming up for you but first . let's talk football. as because a whole week has now passed since the biggest party on the planet kicked off in russia but thankfully there are sti

economy is cooling right now as a fleet that's bad because china has taken on a huge oil of debt kristie books if the economy weakens if the chinese. central bank will have to lower interest rates that means the chinese currency will weaken as well. with that as the chinese getting even more aggressive in europe the economy is softening his well so the european central bank will have to stick to its policy of easy money and that will drive the year old lower that internally to say the europeans are ramping it up and pushing their exports even more. for some four decades because she seven group of rich industrialized nations trying to tackle the problem through corporation members promoted multilateral trade agreements as a solid foundation for international commerce but that was then donald trump does not play along. american first multi-lateralism is not his thing he's backed out of a number of treaties and agreements and turn trade conflicts into an all out trade war how could it come to this with one against everyone else. carrying out what he promised to do he's also being very bold

for care coke itself which is very fallen tile this is important and i see a point kristie we're talking about the ongoing political divide at a time when the international committee of the america in particular the americas in particular because now they have this new reviewing the policy with it they have been saying that the eager to see a stable government in iraq but if you look at these developments this doesn't seem to be the case any time soon. yeah i would say you know of course government formation the sooner the better is ideal and you know especially for the international community to have this return to your stability in a new government but i would i would say we should think about the past fifteen years and i think for example one thing that's been very destabilizing for iraq has been the nature of the erbil baghdad relationship haven't had good partners in baghdad or deal very zero maximalist politics. now we have the exact same situation now because of the results we have the same parties. going down to baghdad negotiating with a variety of actors but flirting a bit with

existential threat and there's a reason why they have built a nuclear arsenal over time and it's not just kristi's but there is a self defense deterrent component to it as well you know the you know north korea . during the korean war there was talk about using nuclear weapons against north korea to end the war there have been you know the introduction of tactical nuclear weapons to south korea after the war even though they haven't taken out since then but there's still always you know south korea's under the protection of the u.s. nuclear umbrella as is japan and if you're north korea you're sitting in the middle of a new killer neighborhood of economic and political giants with and you're the only country that technically does not have you know nuclear weapons either your own program or by proxy state and so you know there is a reason why in the peace matters and there's a reason why you know north korea's own sort of pose the process we have to have peace first before we can really achieve denuclearization because they need that sort of justification to be able to change the narrative and to b

a hurry to millennia but how are they doing so and how do cryptocurrency factor into the equation kristie i co-founded and managing partner of the tech trader fund will tell us plus the trade wars and tariffs and sanctions being bandied about almost every single day how are markets and individual stocks being impacted the c.e.o. and founder of the sloan financial group angela won't joins us to just does and will be joined by john's mother stalled from.

kristi was from canada. ignacio from spain, there were two australians.ee french victims, sebastian, alexander, and xavier. some were visiting london, others made their home. and at this interfaith service from the ship of ascetic, a strong message. for those of us who profess faith, at the indication of holy names by those perpetrating these acts, was not only profoundly distressing, but needs to be rejected. there were memories of local people. the attack happens in a place where we live work and socialise, and in a few minutes everything changes, hours before we know the truth cost, shocked to the core of humanity, police and paramedics did everything they needed to do. they made sure that eve ryo ne needed to do. they made sure that everyone still living, stayed safe. the bereaved families completed the planting of a tree of healing. and later at the corner of london bridge, there was a one minute silence. there were tributes from some injured, including pc wayne marks, who was stabbed as he took on the grid track —— attackers. this evening as the act

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kristi was from canada. one from spain. there were australians. and three french victims. visiting london, others had their home. and at this interfaith service from the bishop of southwark, a strong message. for those of us who profess faith, the implication of holy names by those perpetrating these acts was not only profoundly distressing, but needs to be rejected all stop and there were the memories of the local people. the attack happened on the place where we live. in a few minutes, everything changes. it will be hours before we will know the true cost. struck to the core of the root of humanity, police and medics still did everything they needed to do. they made sure that everyone was still living stayed safe. the bereaved families completed the planting of a tree of healing. and later at the corner of london bridge, there was a minutes silence. there were floral tributes from some of those injured, including pc landmarks who was stabbed in the head and body as he took on the three attackers. this evening, as the actual hour of the outrage approaches, there will be m

and you can encourage more young women to enter the workforce infinitely thank you very much indeed kristie of course quest is the only female employee here ferguson mehdi alex is speaking to the reason. now one of our themes as we look to the future of sadness and this is commenting on the changing gender balance in the work force of the op and i joined by one of the appendices least lochan so how do you got to do the full year complete apprenticeship here just three months now you have nearly seventy and then the final year here the french is got the fully part of the workforce of course but you get paid a fair bit more if you're continuing here in the yard after was when you definitely a year where we just got a lot less something good to look forward to but you're in the drawing office on here so you'll be planning on the future of project planning in this our union and growing at one seven percent level that you think you're going to see your career as part of the shipyard not when i was really young that would be an engineer when i was younger but i didn't really have the confidence t

the president went on gaga who's already introduced change including reversing mugabe's land policy kristie moon to our reports now from last reform one hundred miles east of the capital harare. boy over there for the destructive very very evening. life just slowly returning to normal for robert smart and his family in june last year they will forcefully evicted from their farm by the government of then president robert mugabe came from people. who care gas and bullets and trashed everybody up here or people who are compound us in the houses that's at the office here and we're away for six or seven months but it was during the time they were away lucius took equipment and personal belongings the smart family had spent he is accumulating what had been left behind was destroyed then in november when emma semangat what took office off to ousting mugabe with the help of the military he ordered that the smarts whose story had been widely reported in the media be given their farm back. i think when we're that covers and i can say you go back and say that's true obviously we're quite frightened to

couple of years ago was being vilified for putting up fences and saying he wanted to defend european kristie. honestly in things like this and gradually and over time more and more countries seem to be finding a way of agreeing with him and paradoxically that i mean the figures have actually gone down haven't they so why do you think this has blown up into such a big issue apart from that there's those governments appearing if you know that we talked about the right wing ones is there is there anything else that has brought this to the fore this point. well i mean on one level there is a lot of antipathy from a lot of these countries towards germany in particular who they regard as telling them how to behave and what to do enough not just to do with the now failed quota system of saying to countries you've got to take this many people we don't want to see what you've got to try and do it anyway that sort of thing the sense of being bossed around by germany it also plays into a bigger. and legal issue to do with things to do with european finances in the countries in the age of the euro zone

first of all, my name is kristi cheatham. i'm from houston, texas. i'm with catholic charity. my first question is about veterans. i feel even though i'm grateful for what the va -- i'm a veteran myself. even though i'm grateful for what the va has done so far, there are a lot of other initiatives for homeless female veterans that i feel that the va can do more. a lot of our female veterans have older children. a lot of shelters can't house a 16-year-old. a lot of the shelters won't even take children. therefore a female veteran is limited in her option. a lot of the grants we receive from the federal government are more male-driven. and some of them allow easier access for male veterans and female veterans. what do you suggest i do or we do to kind of champion those causes for housing for our v female veterans? and second as far as our female veterans again, is there a type of coalition or something that is making major changes within the va system to be more female-friendly as far as health care? gynecologist and things of that nature. a lot of women we have to wait 30 days

my name is kristi and i am with senior disability action. francisco is in a full blown housing crisis was skyrocketing the rent and evictions making it impossible for people to find, or hang onto affordable housing. rather than continuing to put our money into our failing police system, can we refund affordable -- fund affordable housing, childcare, senior, and stability programs, a living wage jobs and community services? it is one of the most coveted cities in the world and yet the rich are stealing our homes from the poor. we ask that you help the budget to include six new buildings, new homes for the poor, and programs to help the city to remember we are not a forgotten people. >> supervisor cohen: you are advocating on behalf of senior disability action? got it. next speaker. >> hello. >> supervisor cohen: hello, sir. >> i am speaking also, also working with the senior and disability action. >> supervisor cohen: can someone fix his mic? hold it for him. perfect. >> okay. is that better? >> yes. >> i wanted to say we are desperately in n

. >> kristy kiernan doesn't want to go back to that day in 2011 when her husband, shawn, overdosed on prescription drugs. >> it was the most terrible and horrifying thing i've ever been through. >> did you want to die? >> i wouldn't say i just wanted to end it that second. it was a i want it to end, i want it to stop. >> shawn kiernan wanted it to end because the drugs that he hoped would save him were killing him. >> i couldn't stick on any one. and i just -- i just wanted it to end. so i did something that thank god it wasn't permanent. >> 22 united states veterans kill themselves every day. shawn was almost one of them. like many vets, he was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. also called pts. for shawn it was the u.s. army, the jungles of panama. he saw too much after the u.s. invasion when riots, ambushes and casualties were a regular occurrence. >> there's the sad times of losing friends and people who you served with, and you start to question everything. >> questions that lingered when he got home. despite having a beautiful wife whom he loved very much, four kids,

and the academy, celine kristie sivantes. this year as well, in the name of president mendoza's late but great mother, beltran mendoza from school of the arts. [applause] >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. congratulations to all of those award recipients. all right. so that was our student portion of recognition. item 5 is recognitions of valuable employees rave awards. there are no rife awards tonight. section b, continuation to item 6, advisory committee reports and appointments. item one, report from the parent advisory council, the p.a.c. if i could have the p.a.c. representatives join us. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. superintendent dr. matthews, commissioners. i'm sarine. i'm the vice chair for the parent advisory council. i have a 9-year-old daughter that is at guadalupe elementary school, who is going into 4th grade. >> good evening, superintendent, president, and commissioner, i'm john amar, chair-elect for next year. i have two children at alamo going into first grade and second grade. and i wanted

in leilani estates robert and kristi maren want to stay as long as possible. but with a lava fountain four blocks away from their home. they are not spending their nights here. >> we are in a shelter right now. we are at the red cross parking lot. >> reporter: authorities say anyone who defies a new mandatory evacuation order in leilani estates could be arrested. the law of his own is becoming increasingly dangerous -- the lava zone is becoming increasingly dangerous. the lava consumes everything in its path but sometimes burns down trees slowly. longtime residents say this could be the new normal. what do you think the next month will look like? >> you are probably looking at it. >> reporter: the dramatic images broadcast around the world are having another impact on tourism. >> it was a shock for us. this is really a normal occurrence. >> reporter: ross says the irruption impacts less than 1% of the island. hotel bookings are down 50%. even in, on the other side of the island. -- even in kona on the other side of the island. crew ships are canceling port cal

it is part of a test to see if new technology can help track down sctay area's kristy joins us live along highway 4 with how it works and what people need to know. christie. >> reporter: well, the chp is telling us that testing should be underway out here by about 11:00 tonight, and that could mean closures, brief delays for drivers, but they believe this is a key part in reducing freeway shootings. >> probably only have you stopped for a minute or two and then open up the freeways right after. >> reporter: chp officers are not saying exactly where the testing will take place, but it ontra costa county tonight. in remote locations around highway 4. drivers will be impacted, but all of the testing is safe. >> it is going to be a combination of live fire and blank am yu missimunition for t different acoustics. >> it is the first shot spotter installation and testing on state freeways. >> reporter: the testing is a key part of freeway security network to help officers try to pinpoint the time and location of shootings. chp says since 2015 there have been 136 freeway shootings in the bay area

but nevertheless, governor kristie, governor dean, thank christie, for -- governor dean, thank you so much for being here. it's more in line -- an unusually high number of retirements in congress. especially on the g.o.p. side. democrats clearly have a chance to take control of the house. both mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer say the senator is in play to. to the extent that elections mirror the moment in a society -- i'll ask each of you -- what are these mid terms about? what do they represent for where we are as a country, governor christie? governor christie: i think any conventional analysis of what will help in the mid terms probably falls short. and we won't know what ways it will fall short. it will fall short than any normal predictive model because the one thing i think both republicans and democrats can probably agree on is that a majority of the people in the united states are disgusted with this town. now, their disgust comes from different places. sometimes the same place. but they are not happy with washington, d.c. and so i think that's a reflection of why you see so

. >> reporter: to mckenzie's parents steve and kristy, she was always exceptional, their super-girl. kenzie's the type of kid that started reading at two, two and a half, was speaking in sentences at a year and a half. she excelled in school. threw a wicked curveball. and had a sixth sense for the outdoors developed elk hunting with her dad. >> she's a great kid. >> reporter: but she's always wanted to go off and do the next thing huh? >> the next thing. do it as good as you can. >> reporter: more than anything, mckenzie wanted to fly. frankly, that desire came packaged in her genes. great-grandfather, grandfather, uncles -- like jared hanson -- all pilots. mckenzie's uncle and grandpa got together. >> we talked and said that if she wants to do it, let's help her out. >> reporter: her parents were fine with it too. a lot of people would look at this and say, "god, you really feel okay about letting your daughter go off and fly an airplane at that age?" >> i see kids these days, and they don't even communicate. they sit there and text. our daughter chose to go up and fly in an airplan

department of homeland security kristi nelson says children are treated well. >> it is the product ofes in federal immigration laws preventing emigration minors and family members from being detained and removed to their home countries. >> reporter: critics say the children are warehoused and kept in cages. a group of house democrats visited a san diego detention center monday and spoke out. >> this is not about immigration. this is about humanity. it's about family, who we are as a country. >> a country without borders is not a country at all. we need borders, we need security, safety. >> reporter: the trump administration zero-tolerance policy has led to the separation by charging anyone who crosses the border without documents as a criminal. a current university poll released monday shows the countries divided opinion, 66 oppose the family separation. among republicans, 55% support the separation, only 35% oppose it. >> trump himself said essentially this is a bargaining chip, this is part of, i think at one point he made a statement, he is willing to change this policy if democrat

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