kristie i is here and chill help spell it out for us and later the massachusetts institute of technology is making a major investment in computing and artificial intelligence and a start up in japan backed by toyota has created a robot that will clean your house all that coming up after a quick pause or approach will cause but here are the numbers and closing bell some relief for us changes today with three green arrows. on the big board back in a flush. with gold make its manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flame of. the sun neither will. ignore middle the roots to. dilute the more you. need to know more of the. total. money needed. oh. oh it's a good move for your. welcome to maximize your financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yonks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. so what we've got to do is identify the threats. that we have it's crazy to let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strateg

to discuss plus how does one actually invest in crypto currency is the co-founder of counterpart x kristie i is here and she'll help us spell it all out all that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. as predicted the united states fredricka budget deficit has increased by seventeen percent in the wake of the trump tax cut on monday the u.s. treasury department's latest official figure for that deficit climbed to seven hundred seventy nine billion dollars that number is up one hundred thirteen billion dollars from the previous year and as these the largest deficit since two thousand and twelve most economists agree with the base the arithmetic that shows that the tax cuts passed by republican congress will increase approach will budget deficit even after accounting for the projected growth on revenue treasury noted that twenty two percent fall in revenue from taxes and corporate income as individual taxes crept up one percent treasury also notes income from customs receipts and similar levies increased by thirty five percent to thirty five billion dollars that in. may be

in san francisco, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> kristi. thank you. with a new video by tourists in san francisco, he what that man did that will make him start recording. we'll explain. dramatic cell pho shows a purse thief on the run. it was taken by a tra >>> take a look at this dramatic cell phone video shows arun. is video was taken by a travel journalist within hours after he arrived in san francisco. he says he saw that man steal a woman's purse and then take off. the suspect wearing a black hoodie and white pants is dodging in and out of cars as the witness chases after him, nearly catching him. the video was posted on twitter claiming the man took cash, passport and valuables all in that high end designer back. runners in the 2019 oakland marathon will be making history. the first running event ever to cross the bay bridge. let's take a live look at the bridge. that's a pretty view. ie gorgeous. >> i know, a little clouds, sunset. imagine that bridge during the evening commute. >> that would be amess. packed with runners. organizers say it's

and finally kristie what are you looking forward to coming up here in the last day or so the forbes under thirty summit in boston today is a day of excursions we have a lot of field trips outside of with a lot of the leaders here in boston so we have a trip to the t.d. garden to see how they're managing sports team and the latest technology training and sports team and management and how technology plays into the recovery time athletes and then we have another field trip into freight farms to see how urban farming is managing with the sustainable farming and restaurants and cookery and then we see a lot of trips out into dispensaries as well as another hackathon as well hosted by i can show you we met with a guy yesterday is actually a family fan of boom bust who's involved in the phone talk with him although he said it was. in a take from you know ten until after the show actually finishes but hopefully we'll have a chance to speak with them a christie i have counterpart x. thank you so much christie and now we have to watch more coming to you a check this one out. and we're now joined b

kristie i welcome back good to have you here. we love having you in boston helping us and then you're here telling us not too long ago about how to actually buy crypto we really appreciate your time kristie so let's go back way back machine in kryptos and you know it was bitcoin and it was watching how did it all start while to talk about how it all started when you talk about what actually inspired the creation of decline so this is back all the way in two thousand and eight when the financial crisis was in full swing and then you had in september you had the fourth largest investment bank lehman brothers holdings filed for chapter eleven bankruptcy. and so as the entire financial infrastructure of the world was crumbling you have or register officially as a domain name and then shortly after that an anonymous white paper under a motto was published detailing about a bit coin a crypto currency that what supplement and improve the current failings of the monetary system so what this white paper actually said was that decline in a

republican candidate, representative kristi noem, welcome. democratic candidate, south dakota state senator billie sutton. we will begin with opening statements. names were drawn to determine the order. going first is kristi noem. ms. noem: thank you for tuning in. when my dad was killed, he had lands and cattle, do not have money in the bank to pay death taxes. so we had to get renovated. we started a hunting lodge to bring in extra revenue. we cut costs and started efficiencies and these are all ideas i will bring to the governor office. i have big ideas for this state. ways we can work on education and workforce, move people off of assistance and into higher-paying jobs, address affordable housing and health care, the mental health care crisis and making sure we are waging a war on addiction. we do not have to increase state government to do these. we don't have to raise taxes to do it. all we need is genuine accountability, experience, and leadership. so i look forward to the discussion tonight. >> thank you. mr. evans, you have one minut

actress kristy swanson goes against the grain, she joins us live. let's go to live and that it to see what is happening. >> reporter: not many protesters if any, a few journalists and a few senators because technically the senate is still in session between the vote that happened earlier today on friday and the actual confirmation vote tomorrow afternoon. you can see senator blumenthal, who has been tough about brett kavanaugh speaking. unclear if he will change any minds. republicans have not yet popped the corks but they are awfully confident about tomorrow afternoon. loan democrat yes vote or joe manchin faced protesters. [shouting] >> reporter: on the republican side brett cavanagh went numtwo-3 with jeff flake as a yes. >> passions are most inflamed, fear is most in jeopardy. >> reporter: it was an extra ordinary speech that mitch mcconnell, one of the best i ever heard. it came at the right time. lisa murkowski took to the senate floor todd::45 to explain her loan republican no vote. >> he is a good man and learned judge, but in my conscience

was in and later kristie i have counterpart tells us about her novel an interesting trip to enterprise all that ahead let's go. live in our global report today news that truly impacts the future of all of us now living on earth and our grandkids and everybody else our prospects for survival in the change global climate the royal swedish academy of sciences was awarded this year's nobel prize in economics sciences to william nordhaus and paul romer for their research into public policy interventions to curb the profit seeking processes that have our planet on path to catastrophic climate change the academy said the two professors significantly broaden the scope of economic analysis by constructing models that explain how the market economy interacts with nature and knowledge and that they have addressed quote our times most basic and pressing questions about how we create long term sustained and sustainable economic growth mr nordhaus is sterling professor of economics at yale and mr roemer is that new york university on the science the u.n. intergovernmental panel on climate change or

kristi funk.d what you should know. ♪ i think i want to marry you >>> gwyneth gets married. the top secret wedding this weekend for the hollywood star. the brand-new photo revealed as the actress ties the knot in front of cameron diaz, rob lowe, steven spielberg and so many more. details this morning. >>> "dancing with the stars." the top scorers here live. the season kicks into overdrive. how will demarcus ware and lindsay arnold top last week's breath-taking jump? >>> and it's an all-star monday. charlie puth, kathryn hahn, nick offerman and megan mullally all here live. and they're here to say -- >> both: good morning, america. [ applause ] >>> we certainly do say good morning, america, on this monday morning and a great way to kick off the new week and a new month with that fantastic group of guests. get ready to laugh. it's going to happen. >>> also this morning, serena williams making headlines. she is very good at that. this time with a new video. she is singing a hit song from the '90s and

kristi smith joins us lift. across the boarded where you are right now? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. some people are starting to head out. just great weather for fleet week. the advice was not to drive, but many people tried it. this is the outcome. public transit is much easier, but there's so much to do in the city this weekend, and just a few challenges getting around. the fleet week air show drew crowds with cell phones and people lines loon the waterfront. >> i've seen them a couple times. >> reporter: joshua left early, rode b.a.r.t., and got a good support. >> we took uber-from the b.a.r.t. station. >> it's contrahe to try to drive in the -- >> reporter: more than a million people are expected for fleet week. >> i'm going to fleet week. >> reporter: bridges tube the place of weekend cal drain from bayshore. >> 15 minutes delay, but it's fine. if there's more traffic, that means more delay. and more hassle during the night when we are going to -- going back. >> reporter: tens of thousands people are trying to make it to the bluegrass in golden gat

they ask about alcohol use and drug use going back to your 18th birthday. >> martha: kristi, thank youery much. good to see you tonight. this is a fox news alert. we have learned that letter suspected of containing poison ricin may have been meant to be sent to president trump. new details after this. she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes. by america's largest mortgage lender. ...if we listened more? could the right voice, the right set of words, bring us all just a little closer, get us to open up, even push us further? it could. if we took the time to listen. the most inspiring minds. the most compelling stories. download audible. and listen for a change. i never count the wrinkles. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on... is staying happy and healthy. so, i add protein, vitamins and minerals to my diet with boost®. new boost® high protein nutritional drink now has 33% more high-quality protein, along with 2

businesses including big banks and others from london to paris in the light of breakfast and later kristie i have counterpart tells us about her novel and interesting crypto enterprise all that ahead let's go. leading our global report today news that truly impacts the future of all of us now living on earth and our grandkids and everybody else our prospects for survival in the change global climate the royal swedish academy of sciences was awarded this year's nobel prize in economics sciences to william nordhaus and paul.

that the varian vote is punished to the three main parties in the federal coalition and specifically kristie in social union it's felt almost in titles to govern this state basically since one nine hundred sixty two or now is scrambling around trying to find a deal with the small parties that won seats in this election to try to cobble together a small majority that's why this result has reduced the c.s.u. to. and on a what could that main for child's let macro and the federal government could at significantly weakened what is a fragile coalition. with a point to make here is that if you consider that lots of people were members of this moment lost their seats they're going to be able to on the internet they're going to be wanting to know who want to can lay blame for their poor performance in this election and then consider that as i say two of those parties. room good thing going to. see the support treaty right there several states elections in the past few days you see that among the spurs two democrats struggling in the city center so when she when the dust sinks and listen to. the poli

it was only recently that research has found lifeforms 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. revealing bits of the mess of a saw 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 so i hope kilometer of us out here for. in one thousand nine hundred ninety the scientists began conducting long term research in an area that spans over ten thousand square kilometers. almost every year melanie batman and her colleagues survey the sea bed with the ocean floor observation system. attached to a steel cable the device scans the ocean floor from

that he claims when the people came yeah kristie even got some money and they give they can pay their corpse. albert smith has translated the farm to collect the cobs rather than throwing them away. the three large sacks each farmer receives a privilege of one u.s. dollar it's a vulcan source of extra income for the small scale farmers too often struggle financially the cubs draw out at a small factory then place in a couple for two days it turns them into charcoal there then mix with water and molded into briquettes these are left to draw in the sun for another five days then they're ready for use the factory produces a ton of pre-cancer each week that's nowhere near enough we cannot produce much more and. because collated to replace all the firewood of our universe of kitchen and this provides with pickets we need around four tons perique so we have to build another pico carbonized. since starting to produce b. cats the university has massively cut back on if i would you know that's not only helping the forests it's also saving the institution money and the idea is catching on a nea

including big banks and others from london to paris in the light of breakfast breakfast and later kristie i have counterpart tells us about her novel an interesting crypto enterprise all that ahead let's go. leading our global report today news that truly impacts the future of all of us now living on earth and our grandkids and everybody else our prospects for. in the change global climate the royal swedish academy of sciences was awarded this year's nobel prize in economics sciences to william nordhaus and paul romer for their research into public policy interventions to curb the profit seeking processes that have our planet on path to catastrophic climate change the academy said the two professors significantly broaden the scope of economic analysis by constructing models that explain how the market economy interacts with nature and knowledge and that they have addressed quote our times most basic and pressing questions about how we create long term sustained and sustainable economic growth mr nordhaus is sterling professor of economics at yale and mr roemer is that new york university

where he met his wife, kristi. so we like to think we had a significant influence on your life, harold. in 1985 he joined faculty at yale law school rising in the ranks to become the 15th dean. which he was from 2004 until 2009. i do think it is fair to say, harold is a beloved teacher, a prolific author of many books and articles, principally in the field of international law, u.s. foreign relations law and national security law. he's also an active litigator. both in u.s. ports and in international ports and tribunals with a particular focus on the application of human rights law. as the dean indicated, he has served his country in the federal government. during the second term of the clinton administration, professor koh served as the assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor. during the first term of the obama administration, professor koh served as the state department 22nd legal advisor. his latest book is the trump administration and international law which is the subject of his talk

their infrastructure for those street like for example we don't have any more power problem for it kristie water things are slowly but the problem with the level of destruction the syrian government alone no matter how they want to do it they can not go far with there are a good person at the financial you know after seven years of war the economic situation of the government and the country has been told to leave. vanish so we need more international help and psychologically i know it's very hard to generalize but. while the war and we know the war is continuing but many people hope it will be over they can see an end in sight and during that time people were sort of in survival mode they just wanted to get through it but now they appear to be through it and they shocked at what's on the other side yes i think a lot of people now look like they are lost because when it was worth it was survival the lives they per day now they are looking on the future and they are trying to see the special the psychology everyone think that it's all over especially for for get to a region of syria all the

wooded fields of maine, search teams are growing more th desperate foe days there has been no sign of kristi kristin westra, the 47-year-old mother and beloved elementary school teacher that vanished from her home. worried sick. y >> my wife is loved. my wife is loved dearly. >> reporte westra says his wife was anxious and stressed when she went to bed at 8:00 p.m. sundayight. when he woke up at 3:30 a.m., he says kristen was gone and thought she went to sleep in another room. monday morning h car, cell phone and keys were all home. friends setting up a website for the missing mother of o. >> kristin, no matter what, come home. we've always taken care of everything. >> reporter: from the air and on the ground, av search teams scoured miles of land now they are sifting through a construction dogs.with search >> leads are coming in and we're searching everywhe. >> reporter: tonight a startling disappoiearance and a deepening mystery, what happened to kristin westra, miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> an update to a daring escape we told you about out of a movie. w authorities finally took down the

now kristie of joins me for business these am good news it seems on the equity markets because that'sright i'm retired lobel stocks have largely rebounded following thursday's massive selloff european shares are trading higher where the germany is a blue chip index dax up about half a percent those gains followed a partial recovery. hong kong's hang seng index surged more than two percent and the market in shanghai was up almost one percent among the issues that have been weighing on investors' minds are the prospect of more interest rate hikes in the united states at the trade dispute between china and the u.s. . and this rao could become even more severe figures show that china trade surplus with the united states has hit a record high and that's despite the partial introduction of us tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods in the month of september china exported thirty four billion dollars more goods to the united states than it important financial experts have warned that the global economy could face turmoil if the world's top two economies do not resolve t

reaction to this from well i would say her political colleagues but they're certainly not friendly kristie and the head of the free democratic party he said that chancellor merkel had resigned from the wrong position or was about to step down from the wrong position meaning he thinks she should. down as chancellor it was though this news this what news about you part came on the back of the election result in hester which saw another double digit drop for the christian democratic union in a local election we saw her coalition partners in the social democrats as well as those within her own party in the region saying it was perhaps time for a change in berlin meaning mrs merkel. it's the state of the government isn't acceptable we therefore expect the c.d.u. to take appropriate action on the us house this evening there was a very mixed message has there once the christian democratic union to continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in hester but in. a while as turmoil within angle of merkel's own party the c.d.u. as well as by pro

doing or actually reducing their profit because now they can't charge five percent per order anymore kristie where do you see yourself you envision out twelve months or a couple years or so where do you see yourself that well what we want to do is we also want to build our own exchange as well so by making by making this entire o.t.c. process easier or graduating we're graduating people from into cryptocurrency so we're hoping that by doing this we can we can accelerate the liquidity of cryptocurrency world as a whole. that was crypto in banking expert christy are the co-founder of counterpart x. so we are pleased and honored to call a friend of boom bust and that is it for this time thanks for being with us you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel two a b. or streaming twenty four seven. on pluto t.v. the free t.v. at channel one thirty two earth always you can hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust arctic so long for now. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. are still just as they would a simple so t

it because now they can't charge five percent per order anymore kristie where do you see yourself you envision out twelve months or a couple years ago where do you see yourself that well what we want to do is we also want to build our own exchange as well so by making by making this entire o.t.c. process easier or graduating we're graduating people from into cryptocurrency so we're hoping that by doing this weekend we can accelerate the liquidity of cryptocurrency well as a whole. that was crypto in banking expert christy are the co-founder of counterpart x. so we are pleased and honored to call a friend of boom bust and that is it for this time thanks for being with us you can catch boom bust on directv.

even bigger record when his portrait of an artist pool with two figures will go up for auction at kristie's coon's balloon going which sold for $58.4 million in 2018. why do you think you've been so popular? >> i like to think the space in the pictures, you . >>> his valor under enemy fire earned ronald shore, the medal of honor. now back from afghanistan he faces an even greater battle. david martin has his story. >> reporter: the meddle of honor will humble anyone, but no more than staff sergeant shore. >> to be singled out doesn't make sense. >> reporter: you seem almost embarra embarrassed. >> a little bit. >> reporter: his contributions in the mountains of afghanistan are now front and center. remarkably parts of it were caught on video. here's the team of green berets and commandos coming off their helicopter. >> i remember being rocky and cold and as soon as you look out, it was just kind of straight up everywhere you looked. >> reporter: their objective was one of georgia's many terror groups. the enemy saw the green berets coming and opened up on them. >> that shot out from every d

expert on the american civil war and heads the museum in richmond specially devoted to the subject so kristie here we are one hundred fifty years after the civil war it seems like a lot of the history and perspectives are still unsettled why is it still such a hot button to day. i think. part of the reason is that we've spent one hundred fifty years lying to each other about what this war was about. we spent one hundred fifty years lying and trying to reinforce the lie and the truth is and it daughters of the confederacy and their historian of the organizational men by the name of mildred rutherford makes it her business to frame the narrative that must be in every school or textbook and if it's not there she tells them you must reject it from your home and you must reject it from your school. and that's exactly what they do so if you wonder why america has such a debate view about this as it was crafted that way the way i see it is that robert e. lee fought for slavery and that's what the civil war was about but. along the way in our i've heard an alternate opinion the reality is men women a

homeland security secretary kristi nelson is expected to talk about the mail bomb scare investigation as well publicly at an event later today. we continue to monitor the story tragedy money. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> limonta the couple of the individuals targeted you with the latest confirmed list of all of those targeted. senator. corey booker, president barack obama, former senator. harry clinic. president joe biden reporter,'s maxine waters. former us atty. general. eric holder congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. democratic donor george soros and former cia director john brennan. is packages should mention sent to the siena newark office and robertson arrow and former director of national intelligence james clapper. the former cia director john brennan's package was sent to the newark office as a mentioned. dinner and james clapper. oakland mayor libby schaaf has clashed with president trump over immigration. she is joining other democrats saying the president rhetoric encourages violence. >> it is clear that trump is responsible and should take responsibility for the

kristi glass: "i'm terrified of it. but i think there's a high likelihood."t two years they say they've organized their anger...nats "the main thing is to hit as many doors as you can."into dozens of chapters--teaching each other to become civics ninja's.nats "college kids can vote absentee."to help make a doctor named ralph northam governor -- the first democrat to win chesterfield in a generation.and now they want to help a former cia officer named abigail spanberger beat a man who rode to power on republican anger and they won't leave him alone.nats of bill weir and group "came in at a tea party wave -- dave brat -- who famously said, 'these women are in my grill.'" "that was us." "that was you?!" "you were the woman in his grill?"nats at game "which one's yours?" "he might score." natskim drew wright:"i used to feel like it was somebody else's job and it was really a wake up call that you know this is a government based on citizens."bill weir:"we the people."kim drew wright:"and if you lose that then you know you get what you get and you don't throw a fit

kristy smith joins us from san francisco. i think we'll need help getting arnd >> reporter: yeah, that's right. people were really out here this afternoon and they will be back all weekend. fleet week is a big dw here getting around different parts of the city may have more challenges than usual. the blue angels soared over the bay. people grabbed a good spot to see them at the fleet week air show. it's expected to draw over 1 million people into the city. >> kind of crazy around here, trying to drive around. >> reporter: getting into the city, fremont street under the sales force transit center isn't an option. it's still closed after two cracked beams were discovered. cal train riders will have to make adjustments too. >> this weekend we're closing 22nd street and san francisco stations at fourth and king -- >> reporter: more than 20,000 riders can hop on shuttles into the city instead. the closures allow for tunnel work for the electrification of cal train. why now? priority. a lot of riders are there for the baseball seas

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kristy why get involved in this campaign. >> i was thrilled to be asked, honestly.so many other americans that we're not going to have enough voters. and this election matters so much. >> immigration. >> this video just one of the many campaigns hitting the internet in the weeks leading up to the midterm elections. the meaning across all of them the same. >> then vote. >> john legend, lin-manuel, mark rolf o. >> will farrell canvassing to stacey abrams to increase voter turn out we have seen it before but this time the trump effect is real. >> celebrities have always been active in politics. but the trump administration trying reported something different, a new level of angst and concern. and now activism leading into the midterm cycle. >> it's a strategy that could have an a effect in the 24 hours after taylor twist encourage people to vote, tennessee saw a surge of 65,000 voters register. >> this actor knows that people respond to celebrities they see on the big screen. >> if you speak to someone as their favorite pop star and you give them a message about voting

the poll places kristi noem in a tie with billie sutton, a democrat who was paralyzed in a rodeo accidentnbc news poll finds republican brian kemp at 46% and stacey abrams at 45% with libertarian ted mets taking 4%. yesterday a federal judge ordered kemp, who oversees georgia's elections, to stop rejecting absentee ballots because of mismatched signatures without first giving voters a chance to fix the problem, this after an audiotape leaked to rolling stone with kemp expressing concern over the strength of abrams' absentee voter turnout. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with bill karins. tell us about the rain. >> the big old rainstorm that's knocked down a lot of the leaves at their peak in the mid atlantic. besides that, i don't think too many power outages. we have airport issues to deal with, of course, with the rain. this morning the big rainstorm is soaking louisiana, now raining in much of mississippi, same with arkansas. actually continues all the way back into kansas and nebraska. over the next three days, this is a pretty big chunk here, we're taking the rain from the

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i also just started to date kristi who was teaching the bankruptcy class that year. it turns out that she was not near the subway so she was they forgive me a ride to her apartment. along the way, she would bring out boxes of books and she wanted to bring them all. finally, i think around week ten, she agreed she would go to dinner and the rest of history. i taught here for three years and it was a great experience and has really made me feel like the school is a second home. i also was lucky enough to teach at the oxford gw human rights program several times including in the first year. i'm very touched to see any number of friends and colleagues who are on the faculty former students. i want and bears them by singling them out and also, the american society of international law itself. it has been an extraordinary thing in my life represented here not just by former president peter but current president, sean murphy and the executive director, mark, who was an editor of chief. bringing things full-circle. this is also the place where the office has and continues to

and in the midwestern state of south dakota, republican candidate kristi noem could become the firstn the state. and finally, whatever the election result, arizona is set to get its first woman senator. republican candidate martha mcsally was the first american female fighter pilot to fly in combat back in 1991. she runs against democrat candidate kyrsten sinema. there are a tonne of firsts. there could be the first muslim woman, the first korean, the first transgender governor of state. this an extraordinary election for firsts. yes, the first time christian fraser will have been there for the midterms. yes, this is what they are all talking about over here. we're going to west virginia on friday. mr trump is having a rally and so we are going to fly into huntington west virginia and go to that rally. i think that is going to be your first trump rallied to, isn't it? it is. i'm looking forward to it. we'll have fun. is it me? oh, yes. iwant to tell you about a story. this year's fashion week in istanbul has seen an unexpected special guest... our producer said it was the best pun st

first, is my wife kristi. she has supported me each step of the way. she has pushed me in some of those steps when i needed it. i would not be here today if it weren't for her. >> second, my parents. they were married over 40 years. they are public servants and they serve -- served no one more than their kids. my mom was a public school teacher for 40 years. she should be volunteering this morning but she took the day off so she could watch her son testify in front of congress. my father unfortunately passed away in the last few months in a military veteran's home. i don't think that my father ever understood what an honor his sun had been given. -- that his son had been given. third is jack miller. he made the city a part of my life and this profession a part of my life more than 20 years ago. he is 92 years old. he is sharp as a tack. nothing makes me happier today than knowing he is watching and that he is getting to see what has become of my career. i thank him for being such a big part of it. and finally i want to thank my colleagues at the alabam

but two years from now if he really runs, you're going to look back and go holy cow, kristi said that. no will start thinking about him. i want you to think about him and here's why, not washington d.c., two-term executive from a significant state, massachusetts and very articulate and smart. i think he could give donald trump the best challenge because he could challenge him on executive background, he can challenge him in terms of his ability to have gotten things done in government and he's a very articulate spokesman for his.of view. he will not carry the washington baggage with him. i guarantee one other thing. if the democrats nominate a sitting united states senator for president, they will lose, and lose easily. there is no way harris, cory booker, elizabeth warren, amy clover shar, jill a brent, forget it. trump will eat them alive. >> thank you so much. thank you for coming out over a great talk. [applause] >> with the midterm elections just days away, watch the competition for the control of congress on c-span. see for yourself the candidates on the debates from key house a

someone else who knows brett kavanaugh well former deputy attorney general kristi remington and has knownaugh for 20 years. do you agree with senator graham? >> i do. i was in the office of legal policy during the bush administration and we were responsible for the confirmation of federal judges and in the course of brett's career, he has had background investigations continuously since 1993. >> sandra: president trump, he weighed in on all of this at the rally he conducted in kansas on saturday. speaking again to the great character of brett kavanaugh in his words. >> president trump: brett kavanaugh is a man of great character and intellect. he is a loving husband, a devoted father, and a faithful public servant. and he always has been. what he and his wonderful family endured at the hands of democrats is unthinkable. >> sandra: as he was leaving the white house a few moments ago he said very similar words, kristy. the way democrats conducted themselves through this process was a disgrace. what did you think of the way he and his family were treated? >> i was heartbroken. i've known the

nikki haley, kristi noem and sharon engel. her about 10 years ago and had a chance to get to know her over time and familiar with south carolina. she did -- think of what she did after the church shooting and a real show of leadership. amadeing ability to rise above in a calm way but very direct. concise person. the way she had a presence at the united nations. the administration will miss her but they appointed her and gave her full rein. >> jon: she was not a trump supporter early in the campaign. >> for republicans across the board who knew nikki haley and she trusted him. she was able to channel the ideals that conservatives had long talked about. the freedom, the liberty, the ideals and to stand up for america and do so with such grace. he used the word glamorous several times. i don't know if he would have used that if somebody else had been u.n. ambassador. if a man had done that job i don't know if it would be glamorous but there is something to it to have a woman with poise, dignity, make their arguments and win. >> s

he recently published a book titled blood in faith,, kristi and an american white nationalism which was published by syracuse university press. seated next to him is professor dorothy kim who is an assistant professor at brandeis university. university. she also works with jewish christian relations in medieval europe. in 2019 she will be publishing a book on the alt medieval and titled digital whiteness in medieval studies. and that are in the table is professor aristotle papanikolaou, otherwise known as telly, a professor of theology at fordham university where he occupies the archbishop chair and orthodox theology and culture and he is codirector of four times orthodox christian studies center. he's research expertise includes eastern orthodox theology, political theology turkey is currently developing an expertise on the relation between theological anthropology, violence and virtue ethics. so we're going to go in alphabetical order, so professor damon, well. >> thank you and anybody else. who helped put this together and invited me for due process paid and thank you each one of you

winning look at presidential leadership for "the wall street journal," it is cravings, a cook book by kristy teigen in fifth according to "the new york times" is harvard professor jill one volume history of the u.s. truths on wall street journalist is sally field memoir in pieces. "the wall street journal" best sellers list continues with navy s.e.a.l.es jack and the dichotomy of leadership and for educated tara memoir of her childhood in idaho mountains introduction to formal education at the age of 17. "the new york times" puts historian thoughts on the rise of technology, 21 lessons for the 21st century in 7. the the hub community kitchen cook book together holds the same spot on wall street journal's list. next on the "times" list is astrophysics for people in a hurry. journal has chris account of his battle with colon cancer chris beat cancer, in 9th on wall street journal best sellers list is former nfl quarterback tim tebow self-help advice this is the day. and on "times" list cy examses of 13 animals in how to be a good creature. wrapping up comparison at "the wall street journal" an