devika krishna kumar is a reporter with reuters. she joins us now viakype from tallahassee, florida. devika, you've been out there to the completely destroyed areas, at least the footage that we see. how confident are first responders that they've actually made it to all o those places to see if there are more victims or if tve cleared all the rubble? >> it's still early in the process of recovery. we're not 100% sureth rescuers and searchers have been dele to make it to the damaged anroyed areas. there's a lot of rubble. some of the roads are still n completely accessible. there's a lot of national forest, state parks surrounding these areas. so in many of these places, access and making sure you reach the people who may be trapped is ite a challenge. >> sreenivasan: all right, that's the kind of immediat cost, is the human lives. as you mentioned, the roads to get there, aotf these places are destroyed. so what does the infrastructure look like for some of these towns where entire blocks have been scoured off the land completely?

kumar is a republican. you are on the air. >> thank you for taking my call. daniel yudkin -- >> all right. kumar, you have to turn down that television, okay, just listen and talk through the phone. >> so, daniel yudkin, i wish you can come on tv every station, every channel should put you on for a half an hour and i am sure we can be unified. >> thank you. >> what you have been saying is so very right. i just have a few points to make and that is i grew up in india and those of us that wanted to come and live the american dream, this country is just the most wonderful country to come to. when i first came and settled down here, it was so wonderful, but things have changed so badly in these many years. i believe one of the reasons is that there is a cultural variation. it is not homogenous like, let's say, denmark or one of those scandinavian countries. we have the whites, the plaqubl the asians, the immigrants. when we come and become the u.s. citizens, we have to think to ourselves we are americans, and we don't resort to, you know, saying that we are being

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borja: para hablarnos de esta importante jornada electoral nos acompaÑa marÍa teresa kumar.nuestros televidentes ahora que faltan 29 dÍas para las elecciones de medio tÉrmino. la primera: puede ser determinante la participaciÓn hispana? maria teresa: por supuesto. nosotros somos la minorÍa mÁs grande de los estados unidos y la mayorÍa de la gente es menor de 33 aÑos. entonces si no se ha registrado para votar lo puede hacer hoy mismo. borja: hay que recordar en dÓnde son los sitios en donde ya no puedes registrarte. dice: debes tener 18 aÑos para registrarte para votar? maria teresa: falso porque en algunos estados puedes tener hasta 16 aÑos para registrarte. ustedes puede ir a univisiÓn contigo para saber y que puedes registrar a partir de los 16 aÑos dependiendo de tu estado. borja: existen registros de ayuda para votar? maria teresa: si, mÁs importante es que tengas toda la informaciÓn. y no pueden estar registrando pero conocer a alguien que lo puede hacer puedes descargar tu app y puedes registrar a todos tus amigos o amigas. borja: ya saben que las elecciones de medio

anita kumar, jeremy peters. always a pleasure. >>> and coming up for us, trump's approval rating technically at the highest it's been all of 2018. but is it on the move? just in the space of these few days and with just 12 days until the midterms, can he keep that number there? steve kornacki at the big board when we come back. my name is chris hughes and i am a certified arborist for pg&e. i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely, so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our communities. so the environment is there for my kids and future generations. together, we're building a better california. monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their f

john ralston, alexei, maria teresa kumar. i want to start with the fight other health care. tweeted out this afternoon that he supports people with preexisting conditions saying, quote, all republicans support people with preexisting conditions and if they don't, they will after i speak to them. i'm in total support. and also democrats will destroy your medicare. i will keep it heathy and well. charlie sykes, it seems like it went out, we're getting killed on this preexisting condition hit that the democrats have, we got to do something about it. this seems a bit ham handed, is it going to work? >> first of all, this was completely predictable. i don't know of a single republican who thought it would be a good idea going into the p so you're seeing republicans all over the country, you know, with ads and videos saying, you know, absolutely, despite the lawsuit, despite the votes against protecting pre-existing conditions, we are all there. i mentioned political malpractice before. this is political malpractice from the point of republicans because they understand what a magi

anita kumar, jeremy peters. always a pleasure. >>> and coming up for us, trump's approval rating technically at the highest it's been all of 2018. but is it on the move? just in the space of these few days and with just 12 days until the midterms, can he keep that number there? steve kornacki at the big board when we come back. today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them. with the free audible app, you can listen anytime, and anywhere. plus for the first time ever, you'll get access to exclusive fitness programs a $95 value free with membership. start a 30-day trial today and your f

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kumar loses no time. there but rod and is nowhere to be found. but i daren't. day after day of uncertainty and stifled hopes for me said it's becoming harder and harder to take remember go with me and my son were always together wherever i went he was always with me why did we get separated. but you have to keep praying. maybe he got help from someone. some of his friends don't give up i'm sure your son is still alive. but it needs posted pictures of rod and on facebook she went to the police the rescue service the local radio station so far nothing but dead ends. this isn't any just national search and rescue agency and this is where news that came to report her missing son because on social media was purported that if people want to find out about the fate of their family members this is where they should turn to now we are here to find out what happened to me says report. were shown the missing persons record. many not exactly a high tech database to help course priority here is search and rescue but they've had some successes. but it sure. so far we were ab

he went on this international media tour saying that normalcy have returned that he conquered the kumar in what we've seen over the past couple of weeks the increasing criminalization of peaceful protest in iraq what a couple of weeks ago the nicaraguan national police issued a statement saying that in the an authorized protester demonstrations were illegal the national police don't have the constitutional authority to issue a statement like this and yet this is the new reality and not well questionable is that i was going to come on to the issue of the role of the police because of a now extending you might say they're all forward t. beyond the legal realms is that what you're saying. well it certainly appears to be said there are some critics who say that this is tantamount to a police state the police have no authority to curtail constitutional rights to protest in peaceable assembly the new god when government then you are to go for its part have issued statements saying that it supports the police's decision sit in this and so it certainly does seem that this is an extra constituti

maria theresa kumar, you're our resident democrat here tonight.ary process? how do you think she sort of stacks up against the emerging field? >> i think she is really impressive. she would be the first first-term senator to decide to run for the highest office of the land. what's interesting, though, is who she's endorsing, in august she endorsed the democratic oh oh secretary of state. she's saying she's going to be in iowa later this month after right before the mid-terms, she's doing all the right things. but she's also bringing in some of the more conservative democrats. you mentioned heidi heitkamp, there's a few others, she's trying to none straight she's a prosecuting attorney first, she's tough and that she is definitely weighing her options. where is she visiting, who is she visiting? she's with stacie abrams in georgia. going to the red states and is identifying with people she feels she can bring forward and help. >> certainly going to be one to watch. thanks. >>> when we return, what to watch for in the week ahead. >>> all right befor

estee lauder and land kumar massive. the koreans are huge. the japanese are huge.any yvonne: big chinese brands. yvonne:i can't think of one. nisha: i think there are a couple. rishaad: this is new to me. yvonne: oh natural route. thank you. joining us. to talk more about the makeup. need a: makeup brands better foundation. i like that. be very proud of yourself for that one. yvonne: let's see if we found foundation in these markets. david: no. makeup, really. let's get a sense of movers. china unicom, 1.5%. china mobile come out with earnings. china mobile will not be good. that is the short explanation. china construction, why are we looking at this? anyway. i will talk about it. china construction are due out with earnings. throughout the course of this week. let's get rid of this and have a look at a broader read. it is how the overall macro stories are playing out. have a look at my gmm. it is on my terminal. we are -- we were down 2.2%. on the nikkei 225. in a lot of ways, that did not last long, did it? we are approaching a bear market. i will talk about the

anita kumar and eli stokols. annie, you first, and get into this.ender-specific now with these crowds, these trump crowds. >> yeah. i mean it's sort of a chant. it seems to have lost its original meaning, which had to do with hillary clinton. now it's just something to chant when women come up. but it's interesting that trump is trying to use nancy pelosi as an attack on the democrats in the midterms because i've talked to people in nancy pelosi's office who actually have seen those attacks kind of getting -- it's not working as much. her numbers aren't bringing down other democrats as much. so she's not this cudgel that she used to be to harm other democrats running in house seats. so it was interesting to see him bring her up again like that. but lock her up now, it's just something that you say at a trump rally. >> eli, you think the women in the audience like the gender aspect, always her? they never say "lock him up." >> i don't know if they recognize the difference or the fact that it's always a woman whose name -- unless it's those chants. i

joining us now is president and ceo maria kumar.ou're using my code name. >> sorry about that. so i think the dodge city story -- it probably answers the question, i think you and i probably have this conversation every two years approximately is why is it that the latino vote is so far under its population. at least in dodge city, kansas, it's by design, apparently. but is that the case nationwide or is there something else going on? >> a couple of things. first of all, everyone looks at the latino vote in comparison to 2013 where every single american across demographics our voting population was down the past 70 years. part of it was because it was the very first time there was a voting rights act, basically slaughtered by the supreme court. folks don't realize that shelby county that brought the case to the supreme court to gut the voting rights act was because shelby county had experienced close to 100% population boom in the last census of latinos and they decided that's they wanted to restrict. and every single jurisdiction a

in kumar how fast the roosters completely everyone in crew malnutrition and his from vienna was coming from back then criminal had only seven thousand inhabitants and they all sort of painter from vienna. and who should turn up but a twenty year old youth accompanied by his girlfriend a beautiful young woman they lived together they were married and friends from vienna also came like his colleague from the academy anton peshitta but also artists like me muffin austin a very eccentric man but on sundays the group would stroll through croom out to the main square is who. i'm foam and i'm hoping it's about him they dressed unconventionally she laughed parent we always wore a white suit and a white turret. because they observed people well and made loud remarks about passers by which of course didn't go down well with the locals to follow him on that so i imagine that fairly soon they got a brother chilly reception and people hadn't yet seen what he was painting and. was told. valley north who was a loyal companion but her relationship with egg on sheila was complicated. though he would la

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jenny kumar, bbc news.s supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault say the fbi has yet to interview her about the allegations. christine blasey ford's legal team say it's "inconceivable" that the agency can conduct a thorough investigation without interviewing her. the senate is due to vote on mr kavanaugh's nomination this week. president tom has reiterated his support for the nomination. speaking to reporters that the white house, he said it is a difficult and scary time for young men in the us. well, i say it is time for young men in the us. well, isay it is a time for young men in the us. well, i say it is a very scary time for young men in america, when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of. this is a very, very difficult time. what's happening here as much more to do that even the appointment of a supreme courtjustice. that even the appointment of a supreme court justice. it that even the appointment of a supreme courtjustice. it really does. you could be somebody t

the risk of the recession could grow here to explain is sri kumar welcome back. >> thank you, good to see you, scott. >> do you think the fed is going to make a mistake? >> i think the fed typically makes a mistake every time a recession is created, it's by the fed, scott not only that, after 2008 they excessively eased policy and that is why we go through this phase of increasing interest rates. if the fed was to follow a more normal policy, more stable policy, we would be in much better shape than what is happening right now. >> what happens if they -- you expect them to hike in december. everybody expects that. >> i do. >> then what, all bets are off >> well, if that happens, then i think we are going to get a two to ten-year yield spread is going to get close to inversion and if that is the case, that is the sure-fired indicator of a recession approximately a year later. it's important to note, scott, that even in the first half of 2008 you had a lot of people come on your channel who said there was no fear of a recision when we were already in a recession and we were just going t

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