life it's new light and it's a door had dosh and all three hold simultaneous services is led by lee people in the squirrel hill area but this is a place where dozens of families start their weekends for decades ok well we can go live to somebody at the same a regular guest in fact and coleman has. been a few lives in the area dan thank you for coming on to walk say what can you tell us about the latest. well the last i heard there is an active shooter. in the synagogue here in squirrel hill which has a large jewish community it's a very generally safe and. active place has a lot of shops a lot of people come here to myself. and at least four people have been killed and there's police everywhere at this point a lot of the neighborhood has been closed off have you managed to talk to people that saw what happened than one of witnesses said. just that there is at least one shooter who started shooting in the synagogue i guess. again hitting a number of people killing at least four that i've heard of so far. i'm with regard to the situation where you are at the moment is the area in lockdown on

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desantis are racist, and simply believe the racist lee people racist. >> i'm not going to sit here ande from a guy like andrew gillum who always plays the victim, was going out and attacking, attacking our men and women in law enforcement. >> get up and take back the country. >> early voting is now underway so if anybody wants to leave we will save your place, you can come right back. >> we are not crazy! >> i like kielbasa but i do prefer italian sausage. i'm true to my heritage. >> i always loved my grandmother's italian sausage. >> chris: after this dramatic week we can only hope for more civil disagreements, even about sausages in the final nine days of the campaign. and that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday" ." ♪ >>> good morning. morning weather coming up.'s desk at 1st some of the. officials in pennsylvania just wrapped up a news conference on the deadly shooting at the synagogue in pittsburgh that left 11 people dead and injured 6 others p >> local officials have not identified the victims. we will tell you how long it could take to ga

people don't miss about your character? >> well, i think i took away quite a bit from lee and, for me, at least, and i hope other people get up and actually see people. i think there are so many people we pass that almost become invisible to us and everybody at some point needs to be seen. even if it's for a second, if it's for a second on the street, you actually can make eye contact with someone and that person feels like i am here, someone saw me, that will snowball and then they'll look at somebody else and we tend to all be so concentrated on our phones and devices that -- i'm not. i'm a dinosaur. i don't email. i don't do any of that. it frustrates many people. >> trevor: dinosaurs are always looking at the people. >> right, look up. since i'm not on my device, i usually am sitting in a room watching people all do this, and no one's looking at each other and i'm like, oh, my god, you have to connect with people. lee made me very much realize how much lonely and isolated she was and when she meets jack, richard e. grant, who's tremendous in the film, they're very unlikely friends but they both just needed somebody to

issues when you start demeaning entire groups of people really be religion flag judaism in islam when you do that in a hateful manner you do thirteen lee encourage people like this man who did the shoot out now again i don't say that to get people get anything illegal but they are creating an environment where these kinds of conversations can take place and hate is just festering so how can they be controlled and shut they be controlled if they are providing the breeding grounds for hate speech to fester on mine. well here in the united states we have our first amendment and it would pretty much prohibit anybody from preventing them from operating however i think people in the community who are on gad could counter speak whenever they feel anything that is horribly hateful there could be counter speech unfortunately i'm not sure that much of that maybe thumb and i think the people who run them could create certain rules that certain lines that you just don't cross just like you don't shout fire in a crowded theater that's not a first amendment right when you start threatening certain groups of people though there are lines you don't cr

they called him king of spades, granny lee, he would not go on the attack. this is the time when people had not figured out the war yet. lee is also kind of figuring it out as he goes along. early on in 61, first part of 62, there are bumps. >> may be to add one other thing, also. craig made the comment about you know, lee is really not all that old. consider, grant is only in his 30s. so, they are both learning but, grant i mean, lee has much more experience than grant does at the beginning. but, grant learns very quickly, consider that when the war ended, he is only in his 40s. he is the youngest president of the united states up to that point. really i think until the kennedys. >> teddy roosevelt. >> right, right, right. >> we should spend a minute on this so we can move on to some head-to-head engagements. each one gets to be commanding general for different reasons. death of someone else, or failures of others. so, quickly, how does grant get to become commander of all of the union armies by marching -- march 1864 he marked >> i think in a sentence, what happens is, henry w holick

another six people are still missing. our correspondent gavin leeonight. this is the main square of the tourist town, a popular destination for british two—day —— holiday—makers, many more towns have been destroyed by the fatal flash flooding and there is still a search for the missing. we have spent the day following the aftermath of the disaster. a sudden and deadly torrent of water. the worst flash flood ever to hit the holiday island of majorca. roads turned into ravines, cars picked up and swept down flooded streets. eight inches of rain fell in just four hours last night, three times the usual amount for the whole of october. pedro was amongst those who escaped. he filmed his car as it was swept away. you can see the speed it moved, and you were on a roof. translation: the water level rose. i was in the car, and it hit the wall. i managed to open the window, escaped and climb to the top of the building, and then the car was taken away. a british couple are among the fatalities, apparently travelling by taxi when caught in the flood. the foreig

lee: people are noticing the move but also noticing what the balances are over 401(k) in the last few weeks or couple of days, the thing that i found remarblable is voter tied so much directly how the stock market is going, even though people said the world was going to end after the president took office, the voter sentiment took off. one thing i'm looking at is this flip going to have impact on midterms, people's feelings on the economy, you think we are going to end the year strong, when do you think things are going to bounce back? >> well, i would expect things to turn around, we are in the midst of earning season like maria indicated already. i think we will see financials come back even though last friday, some reported started off the day good and fell apart toward the end of the day. something that probably influence markets short-term is what's happening overseas with saudi arabia and brexit, but again consumers where inflation is not up and more in pocket and i see play out on holiday season. unemployment -- the fundamentals haven't changed that much. maria: right, we have

lee, you talked low taxes on our scene [inaudible] people come for our great scenery. last year the governor signed a bill to eliminate emissions testing and all tennessee counties or the epa has said the air quality in tennessee has improved in recent years we all know traffic, congestion is only getting worse in some areas and you only have to drive around nashville to recognize that. by removing the testing requirement are we taking a step backwards environmentally? >> that testing requirement was very unfair. it depending on what county you live in and very few counties that acquired a testing environment so folks in this county did not have to comply with it and that is what was the background behind that. we have to be responsible in the state environmentally and do things that are environmentally responsible. my company is in the facilities environment solutions business that is why we have developed an engineering team of leed accredited engineers, men and women who specifically designed buildings to reduce energy usage. our corporate headquarters recently rece

cokie: i still notice when you look at the demographics on civic knowledge, young people are much more ignorant. lee: and conventional civic education is being diminished. are in a civics recession. so, that is a major part of the study. young people over time have never been is into it as older folks. these things progress over time. though isstressing the age-old pattern of the most physically engaged people are also the best off people. when the internet opened up, lots of new possibilities for civic and dayton. you did not have to have a lot of money to speak to a representative. there was a moment in 2004 and 2008 when new voices were coming in. now it has come back. it is being replicated on the web just the way it was in the free web era. cokie: paul, do you want to address that? paul: i think you have seen a shifting from traditional computers to cell phones. a lot of the material originally available for participation was internet based, not mobile-based. as we are shifting toward a user friendly content, you are starting to see more availability. particularly in immigrant communities and h

who according to some speculation said two other people when they were witnessing what he was doing there's no easy way to say this he wrote parents lee said to other people in the room put on headphones i find it helps all something like that. yeah that was referenced to as as you say as the. sun the evidence was that was given to us that this dismemberment began and there was reference to yes this individual is a little sea exposed also by saying it's best if we put on music now i mean incredibly. allegations being made here but as i say we've seen the steady drip of information being leaked to the media over recent days governments will see is confident enough one stage at least some of them to break down this group of fifteen alleged members of this gang into three separate groups the interrogators the killers and those that were sent to cover up evidence. so was certainly the this is consistent with what we have been hearing in recent days but i think what's important stage as well to hearing this news as i say that has just come through in the last few minutes is it seems that now i'm getting potentially increasingly frustrated

people of nevada to put in education and healthcare system. jobs and gh-paying make ulv leading research world.ution in the entire it is responsible alternative. >> mrs. lee, to you on this issue. oppose yucca mountain if it has economic mentioned and if people in the community where it is ocated seem to want the project? >> i'm going to join bipartisan state since 1987, ho have fought the dangerous concept of transporting nuclear and by the way, it is high-level nuclear waste. is nuclear waste being trangz ported on the roads, but it is low level. high-level nuclear waste being transported. basically on the rail road the strip on our highways and again, it is not a matter, t is not a matter of when, i'm here to represent congressional district three and our economic our e for our state is tourism economy and this is a dangerous concept to not only reprocessing waste is naive concept. copiace amounts of water it takes, secondly, the uclear plants in this country are being decommissioned, at the end of useful life. who is buying this reprocessed fuel? i mean, if anything, there is just storing fuel and by the dod has lied to us before. >> 30 seconds to --

all their customers the best service they can, without being forced to promote other people's campaigns. gareth leeney. my money was taken, and then a few days later it was refused, based upon the beliefs of the business owners. that made me feel like a second—class citizen, and the judgement today tells me that that's ok. northern ireland is the only part of the uk which has not introduced same—sex marriage. the so—called gay cake case has been watched closely in belfast, where there have been protests from those on both sides of this debate. i'm so glad today that ashers has won the case, and that takes a lot — i'm sure it was a lot of pressure on them. i feel personally offended, and i feel that the lgbt community would be offended also. the supreme courtjudges said that the conclusions reached today were not intended to diminish the need to protect people who are gay from discrimination, saying it would be an affront to human dignity to refuse someone a service based on their sexual orientation, but that that was not what had happened in this case. instead, said the court, it was the bakery‘s r

people like roger ailes and lee atwater played that role. n: why did you believe george bush when he said he did not know about the ad? >> i have seen no documentation that he did and i have seen documentation from people like atwater is that we made a point of not discussing such things. this is not to alleviate bush of any complicity or guilt. he was in charge. he is responsible for what happens with his campaign. but it does give a sense of the tone he wants to set. he told his people, we're going to go for the win, we're going to do whatever it takes, we're going to play dirty, play the race card and emasculate michael dukakis. he wanted those things done, but he wanted somebody else to do it. brian: many stories have been written over the years that when ronald reagan was president, george bush, his vice president, was not invited to the private quarters. the have no time together except their lunches. is that a true story? did u.s. the president? -- did you ask the president? dr. engel: i did not ask because the more interesting questio

sure that mr hauck she was killed that he was indeed cut into pieces a very barbaric lee killed so this is what people are saying here we are still waiting for a speech by president. later today if you will consider confirm these allegations as well because as you said the saudi officials state run saudi media report that these allegations are baseless a lot of different information out there what we know for sure is that misty could talk to went into the saudi consulate five days ago on tuesday his a fiancee was waiting for him outside hoping for him to be back just after a short time but he never reemerged and tell us some. you know what it is about jamal khashoggi that might have made him a target from the saudi perspective. well he is a critic of the saudi leadership he is not a long term does it and. rather a man who was very well connected to the saudi inner circles of power so to say he worked for saudi media he was an advisor to a former intelligence chief in saudi arabia but maybe interesting need that made him a target over the last year he became more and more critical he voiced criticism f

lee. then, then people are dying like snipes. people are dying for the right to vote. when we get to selma, this has been a long, ongoing battle, and indigenous battle, that they were getting wore out. the student nonviolent coordinating committee came in and they are hammering and sheriff jim clark is not moving. he's proud of himself. then nclc comes in and we start getting the churn, the beatings. that moment on the edmund pettus bridge, it took decades of struggle. we've got, we don't know how many bodies there are. this wasn't high, high, we neee right to vote, okay? it wasn't that. and ite. wasn't like that something dominated congress, the seven democrats dominated congress because they're being able to be reelected over and over. because they didn't have to appeal to the most of the constituency. one of the things i do when i taught the university missouri and is teaching my american history through the class and type 300 students in there, i would say how many seniors in your? this is -- there would be three or four who held off on that required course until h

we can tell for sure that it wasn't a mistake because in lee zeldin's case, after sending out a mailer in his district in 2016 that told people to absentee vote after the deadline had passed, he did that in 2016. now in 2018, lee zeldin has just done the exact same thing again, which is actually sort of making it easy for the local paper in long island, which is called "newsday," they get to keep writing the same story about lee zel din every couple of years. it's almost word for word exactly the same story. this is the news article on zeldin when he did this in 2016. it literally ran this same week, two years ago. you see the headline there. "lee zeldin mailer gives wrong deadline for absentee ballots." quote, a lee zeldin campaign mailer gives the wrong date to send in absentee ballots. that's 2016. now it is two years and four days later, and here, again, is the new reporting from that same paper from "newsday." i swear they only had to change one word in the headline. instead of lee zeldin may recall gives wrong deadline, it's "lee zeldin mailer uses wrong deadline for absentee ballots." for the second consecutive electio

solar, geothermal resources we have here and go up the mountain and create more jobs for people to nevada. >> ms. lee have 30 seconds for a rebuttal. >> we don't disagree on investing in clean energy. i've been very clear that i support and i think that's nevada should be a leader in. this is different than the earlier proposal for yucca mountain which is turning it into a reprocessing facility, which means transporting waste on the roads and railways, which honestly to me as an economic killer for the state. >> there is more ahead. stay with us as the debate continues right after this. ♪ >> welcome back to the congressional district three debates. for the next part of the debate we will ask the candidate's individual questions. candidates have 60 seconds to answer. the other candidate will not have a chance for rebuttal. candidate will have 30 seconds to answer a follow-up. mr. tarkanian, we will begin with you. you. use the federal government regulations hurt small business people in nevada. can you name three federal regulations that would eliminate and by? >> i need to correct one of the statemen

lee? >> yes and people have. but those studies to date have descended many times into personality and character studies of people who badly me -- badly need therapy. maybe historians should not write about the civil war it all, but professional psychologists should be in charge of it. we reduce these relationships to purely personality conflicts, and then we go on oprah or dr. -- dr. phil and discuss them. people who sometimes are terribly unqualified to use those terms. i can't wait to see the journal article that says "mcclellan: problem child or deep-seated sociopath." these guys were humans. the real problem is when you overcome the personalities that irritate each other, and anyone in a marriage knows that you overcome those to make things work for the greater good. i am sure there are people you know who extracts the bad out of you and there are people who bring out the good in you. if you can bring up the good in each other, then you have a much more functional relationship. yes? >> in the new jersey capit

all their customers the best service they can, without being forced to promote other people's campaigns. gareth lee turnaround. i paid my money. my money was taken, and then a few days later it was refused, based upon the beliefs of the business owners. that made me feel like a second—class citizen, and the judgement today tells me that that's ok. northern ireland is the only part of the uk which has not introduced same—sex marriage. the so—called gay cake case has been watched closely in belfast, where there have been protests from those on both sides of this debate. i'm so glad today that ashers has won the case, and that takes a lot... i'm sure it was a lot of pressure on them. i feel personally offended, and i feel that the lgbt community would be offended also. the supreme courtjudges said that the conclusions reached today were not intended to diminish the need to protect people who are gay from discrimination, saying it would be an affront to human dignity to refuse someone a service based on their sexual orientation. but that that was not what had happened in this case. instead, said the co

people. joe and lee are two of the nicest people you'll ever meet. so i'm very typical of a squirrel hill kid that grew up born and raised in this area that knows everybody. and everybody knows you. it's not uncommon to just take a walk, and for even a socially introverted kind of person, stop to say hi or be said hi to. >> that's what i heard. it was normalcy. what do you make of the idea that you know live in a community that was targeted by somebody because of your faith? >> i mean, it's disgusting. it fills me with anger. at the same time i'm quickly jarred out of that emotion, and i think about my children. i have two boys, 12 and 9, and i think about what i need to do as a father to be certain that not only are they aware of the fact that they're jewish and have pride in it but also aware of what that means and how others might think of them for no other reason, but also aware that this is squirrel hill and we can't let it change, and we have to have their squirrel hill experience growing up here be the same that it was for me. my wife and i we

lee: we have people who check 401-k balances all the time.ho look at the bigger -- are people employed, how does it feel out there. we'll see something different depending on how people behave and that's something that's going to be a case by case basis. dagen: you know what we aren't hearing that's different is you still hear from the left, from some democrats that basket of deplorables narrative, that if you support -- if you support president trump, then you are essentially evil and it goes back -- this is quoting from the wall street journal editorial on the massacre at the tree of life synagogue, the oldest hatred. they said americans would do well to ignore this toxic habit. this is not the narrative that you hear from some people on the left, some people in the media even. and i wonder if that doesn't basically push people closer to president trump and even have them dig in over their support for him. lee: it absolutely does. the thing you need to look at is the rhetoric. the voter enthusiasm on the republican side was waning. kavanaug

lee. >> yes, and people have.o, we end up -- but those studies to date have also descended many a times into personality and character studies of people who badly need therapy. and so, maybe it shouldn't be about the civil war at all, but professional psychologists should be aware of this, because we reduce the these relationships to personality conflicts. then we go on oprah or doctor phil and discuss them. why people who sometimes are terribly unqualified to use those terms. i mean, i cannot wait to see the journal article that says you know, mcclellan, problem child or deep-seated sociopath? and the like. i mean, these guys were human. they had mistakes. the real problem is when you work, can you overcome the quirks of personality that irritate each other. anyone in a marriage knows this. can you overcome that to make other things work for the greater good and extracts the good out of people? i'm sure there are people you know who extract the data out of you. and their -- the bad out of you. and there are peopl

. >>> barbara lee had a town hall meeting in oakland tonight. the discussion included how people can get involved in their neighborhoods and take leadership roles. despite the challenges facing the bay area now is the time to work for change. can do this work, this is political. we have to our work. we have to get more active. >> congressman lee was joined d community leaders. >>> coming up a job offer for homeless people. it aims to put money in the pocket and beautifying the city. >> new information about a suspect arrested for indecent exposure near a school. >>> we have a nice looking night heading toward the weekend. we'll let you know what you can expect. . the police shooting death of stephon clark is in the hands of the district attorney. he will determine if any laws were broken. clark was killed in march. police thought he was king into cars. the officers say they mistook his cell phone for a gun and sh seven times. days of protest followed. the d.a. will determine if the shooting was justified. >>> a man accused of indecent exposure in front of a school was arrested tu

people right now. >> mr. dean, thank you so much. mr. lee, i will ask you the same thing. getting a hard what she has said, would you tell her? lee: i would tell her that every tennessean deserves to have access to health care they can afford and as governor i will work to develop a plan so every tennessean has access they can afford. the reason many people can't access healthcare in this country and in the state is because i can't afford it because we have a fundamentally broken and flawed system that does nothing to address the rapidly rising cost of healthcare that far surpasses the inflation rate. in my own business our healthcare rates went up 29% two years ago. on top of that last year they went up 19%. that is an example of an unsustainable rise in cost and will ultimately make healthcare unaffordable to everyone. we have a broken system. making that broken system even bigger and expanding it even beyond where it is today is not the right approach. have a question for you or a follow up at least. if you are not going to expand medicaid then how do you help those who

lee militarily was god at killing people. he wasn't praising the guy for what he stood for. do they have editors at nbc saying you deceptively edited the president's sound bite? >> i am so glad you are setting this straight. he 10 minutes today, they are just doing this out of the blue. trump just started praising robert e. lee. by the way, he was a great general and is studied the way thaway -- the way napoleon is studied. he was crushing the union a quarter of the size of the force. half of his soldiers were barefoot but he was still beating the union army. jesse: i don't know how they think they can get away with it. >> thankfully because of this show they can't. jesse: at cnn this is what people are talking about, the right rightly so has called these almost antifa-type people, left wing activists a mob. you can't say that on cnn. >> when you see people like ted cruz getting chased out of the restaurants like a mob -- >> oh, you are not going to use the mob word. >> it's totally a mob. >> matt, matt, matt. a mob? stop. stop. jesse: they want to change the means of the wo

giving all their customers the best service they can without being forced to promote other people's campaigns. gareth leent at the turnaround. i paid my money. my money was taken and then a few days later it was refused, based upon the beliefs of the business owners. that made me feel like a second—class citizen and the judgment today tells me that that's ok. northern ireland is the only part of the uk which has not introduced same—sex marriage. the so—called gay cake case has been watched closely in belfast, where there have been protests from those on both sides of this debate. i'm so glad today that ashers has won the case and that takes a lot... i'm sure it was a lot of pressure on them. i feel personally offended and i feel that the lgbt community would be offended also. the supreme courtjudges said that the conclusions reached today were not intended to diminish the need to protect people who are gay from discrimination, saying it would be an affront to human dignity to refuse someone a service based on their sexual orientation. but that that was not what had happened in this case. instead, said th

without a deal lawrence lee was there. all those people who spent their time queuing for the speech might have been forgiven for being a little nervous this was a big moment for their party and their country and their prime minister often looks i'm sure a bit of a robot. so it was to everyone's surprise when sarees m a launched a cell phone to stage dancing queen the soundtrack all of it designed to offer her a charisma she's often accused of lacking plainly they loved it as well as being relieved last year she was paralyzed by a cough and the sec fell apart behind her doing all this at such an important time in the u.k. took some courage but in the last few years some sort some things changed for the worse i think she then embarks on a speech which painted her as a much softer figure trying to bring together a country at war with itself over leaving the european union but when push came to shove she indicated they would be no more concessions from in the endless negotiation with brussels britain isn't afraid to leave with no deal if we ha

lee in berkeley. the pair encouraging people to get to the polls on election day. nbc bay area's christie smith was there where he apparently energized voters. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. it was an absolute packed house here in berkeley, and oftentimes people were on their feet. now, bernie sanders talked about some common themes. he also talked about how progressive ideas he's been pushing have become more widely accepted and he also had strong words about president trump. >> we must end one party reactionary rule in washington. >> reporter: vermont senator bernie sanders spoke to a friendly crowd in berkeley, reminding them what's at stake, urging them to spread the world and vote. >> i know the world series is important. i got it. but you know what? this midterm election is a thousand times more important. >> reporter: on stage, supporters carried signs to re-elect democratic congresswoman barbara lee. >> we're going to call voters, knock on doors. >> reporter: sanders said this wraps up a nine-state tour for midterm candidates. he hit hard on president tru

lee. >> when people see me every day, i'm always happy and then they smile at me. her longtime partner. >> i'm in charge of moral support. >> reporter: she hopes it can serve as an inspiration for others struggling with the devastating disease. and our dear friend sandra lee is here with us right now. [ applause ] let me tell you, you know i'm with a friend when i can do this. i don't need the notes or anything like that to talk to you. >> we've been together too long. >> this has been a journey. bless your heart for being so open and sharing so much. why did you decide to let cameras in and to sho people? >> well, first and foha >> thank you, yes. >> bless your heart. >> i'm not so sure i would have been as comfortable had i not watched your journey and what i realized from your journey was that when you show people what it really looks like, they can learn from your experience and that's what i wanted to do. it wasn't available to me. what i show in this documentary was not available to me. when someone calls and says you have breast cancer or anything you get a

so many times we hear stories from the favelas banana sara lee told by people who come from this places so we saw that as an opportunity to bring them the knowledge of physics of video for them to be able to tell their own stories from their own perspective and so how difficult is it to actually train someone up with three sixty's technology because it's a different world it's not just pointing a camera. so they were all filmmakers were trained and we equipped ten young filmmakers from the favelas in real and well they are already used to producing linear videos but not necessarily it was the very first video that the ever filmed in three sixty so it was kind of telling for them to understand at the beginning that not every story works in this format and were you happy with the results yes after watching the videos you can really tell that you understood not only they started telling part of the technical side of their sixty video production but they also were able to portrayed you know the shows that people from this committee is really care about and what they want politicians should

be waberkeley appearing in a rally for the east bay congresswoman barbara lee and he said people have to be allowed to worship freely and that gun laws have to be changed. >> guns should not be in the hands of people who should not have them. [ applause ] but even more important, we have got to end the hatred and bigotry which is sweeping this country. >> the appearance of bernie sanders with to help get out the vote. but many in the crowd of 3500 shouted bernie sanders 2020 and more bernie sanders for president t-shirts. the pollsters have made a lot of predictions about the upcoming election day. >> we talked to the cbs director of elections and surveys about what he sees coming on november 6. >> here are the key things to watch. the democrats think they have a chance to take the house. and pulling in the lineup through the summer and fall have shown them to be competitive. the reason for that is because there are district coast to coast in battlegrounds we don't typically see and not even in presidential years. a lot of suburban districts in affluent districts and heading into the

level politics, of being able to surround himself with people who would do the dirty work that needs to get done for an election as he saw it. leetwater, roger ailes, people who would play politics -- dirty may not be the right word, but as tough as possible. ok, i use the word dirty. bush would have a sense of remove it he could say, i did not know about that plan, i did not know about willie horton, despite the fact that his campaign clearly knew the willie horton ad was going to run, a racially charged advertisement the bush campaign ran in 1988. there was always someone around who could be the hitman. ailes and atwater played that role. brian: why did you believe george bush when he said he did not know about the ad? dr. engel: i have seen no documentation that he did and i have seen documentation from people like atwater is that we made a point of not discussing such things. this is not to alleviate bush of any complicity or guilt. he was in charge. he is responsible for what happens with his campaign. but it does give a sense of the tone he wants to set. he told his people, we're going to go for the win, we're going to do

circus cripple and his daughter were attacked with a nerve agent in march lawrence lee reports from london. if people are trying to murder you then perhaps you can take a little satisfaction from the facts that they are officially heroes of the russian federation much of the life of dr alexander michigan was put on display in westminster housing records car insurance documents even the swampy village in the arctic where he grew up all of it providing a body of evidence that he was involved in the assassination attempts on circus cripple this was a man who had claimed he'd abandon attempts to visit souls because the troll because of the snow and slush yet the village he came from is in permafrost most of the year still he rose through specialist medical school spent time on the cover in ukraine and the breakaway republic of trans nesta before being honored it seems by helping to squirrel ousted president viktor yanukovych out of ukraine to exile in russia in two thousand and fourteen but this of course all hinges on the theory that the investigators who came out with it are right where absolutely sure

it accelerates the decline it scares people a bear would say, hey, lee, it also accelerates the rise and we all were mystified by the market strength in january and it was reversed in february the moves are more violent and you have to keep your wits about you. >> steve, does it say anything to you netflix has a blow-out report -- it was great if you were in the camp of tech resuming its leadership role and f.a.n.g. regaining its footing, netflix was everything you would have wanted. why is tech not responding and what does that say about the overall health of the market right now? >> i don't know if it says anything about the health. that's not the word i would use. to me, investors are more conscious of valuation we've been at the buffet table for ten years now. me, i share lee's view, the market is fully valued i don't know if we'll get it to go lower or higher because we are in a rising rate environment and there will be a lag to it. it's time to just take advantage of it to go with the volatility which is why i bought the airlines so, to me, that's been my concern we've lost the

people of color. right? in this one statement, spike lee is moving through a number of things we discussed tonight and saying as an african-american male familiar with the history of the african-american people with the american government, there are a number of things. one, structural racism. we don't get the kind of social services we get. two, you have to make a decision to flood one neighborhood. and of course the african-americans will come out on the bad end of that. and the tuskegee experiments, just to put in there, don't tell me the government wouldn't do this, right? and then in the middle, do you think the 2000 election was fair if they can rig an election, they can do anything. there is this, if you change the names and dates of people and places but kept all of this, talking about they with a different set of evidence, it can work with people of different races, right? but these are distinct because of the experience of african-americans within the united states. does that make sense? >> i just made a quick connection to what we talked about earlier. if 36% people believe ufos exist but 37% thin

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you know, karma, when you die, the sickest things on twitter to susan collins from people who were upset by her vote. lee: i think one of the things that's so interesting to me is we've gotten in a place where it's no longer people are upset that somebody disagrees with them, now we hate the other side, the terms that we are using go to evil. do you remember when george w. bush called terrorists evil, you are calling people evil that's gone too far and now we are calling people on the left on the right that we disagree evil, we need to let it process. that's going the change the total dynamic, i saw polling 57% of democrats think the republicans are evil, like just let that sink in, how do we have a dialogue, how do we understand each other. dagen: the leaking by -- some intern for a democrat -- maria: doxing. can we do background check, secretary cory gardner's wife was sent attachment with gruesome beheading, this is going to stop. maria: the person was arrest who had put the information, the personal information of lindsey graham, mike lee and orrin hatch on the internet and he threatened them, if you

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people gathering here already, jim, look at this. hey, everybody, having fun? >> yeah! >> reporter: this is the early crowd on south lee street. we're expecting, like, 10,000 ? people 5,000 people tonight?ir making tay through here. the p.d. closed the streets. this is community tradition, that people get together, we did it with our radio show, an we've bontinuing to make it happen, and it gets bigger and bigger andry bigger e year, so alexandria p.d. is o in force making sure everyone is safe this holiday. poke to the lieutenant minutes ago, and he told us what parents should be looking for as they send trick or treaters out this halloween. plan.me up with a game have them have contact numbers for their chilen, especially they are older and trick atreatalone. they need a means to call 911 or call them if something's out of the ordinary. >> jefferson and washington would be very proud of us because they walked the streets, you know, walked the streets and everything, and here we are, you know, tonight, waiting for the mmunity to come. that's what this all out. >> didwendy's look -- >> reporter: all the trick or great s are hav

it is merely taking guns away from dangerous people, and that is common sense. lee, --question for mr. for mr. dean. >> questions are being raised about the shooting of martavius banks last month. allld they investigate police involved shootings, not just fatal ones? and do you have other ideas about how local, state, and law enforcement should handle the shootings? mr. dean: this is a debate that is happening not only in nashville but nationally. for themen important to investigate shootings to make sure the police department is not involved in you are going to a neutral source. aere is a debate and will be referendum in nashville about civilian review boards to determine what should be done about police shootings. what is important to do is take this very seriously, that we strive for transparency, and that we make sure that everyone is subject to the law and that the law will be followed. i think that is what people are looking for. has there been a violation of law, or if there is an accusation or a suggestion that it might not be fairly investigated or prosecut