what would the logistics be like? >> i would have been kicking, saying are you sure this is a good idea? was aeat about it, it group of countries we do have close relationships with. it was wonderful to have them altogether. the issue is, when anybody has a dinner party at their home, you want to make sure you have their dietary restrictions right. you have to make sure that is the case for all of the leaders. it can be different and time-consuming. that is where the protocol office helps us. >> what are they telling you? how do they prepare you? placey have systems in for a long time. they work with the honored , saying, what does he not like? if he hates carrots, there will not be carrots. you find out these things ahead of time. and if you are a vegetarian, we will make sure you have a vegetarian plate. >> we will talk more about the arrangementsal coming up. let's talk more about what we saw earlier. arrival, thetico front door of the white house. where is the guest of honor coming from before they arrive? they ar

then emails where clinton tells podesta that caught at and saudi arabia are providing logistical support to isil. had no problem taking 1-million-dollar check from the qatar government. face time with bill clinton on committing to on bill clinton's birthday. >> did you know private email server secretary of state. >> no. >> leaked email between podesta and cheryl mills cast doubt on whether the president counsel played that a bit too much. a march 2015 email shows clinton aides trying to decide whether to turn over the president's emails with clinton which certainly implies that think had some sort of communications on her nongovernmental email account. >> did the president lie there? >> >> well, i don't know. i actually do not know. >> with wikileaks founder julian assange promising, he has got more emails that

these are questions i have to ask because i have been a logistics supply officer. there's more pressure on our allies making sure that we are not undermining our own attacking our own allies like those fighting and moving forward against the government forces and anything we can do to get to the point that we can extend these cease-fire agreements and i'm working with russia to try to get their. >> [inaudible] >> i would have to look at the conditions but i think the safe haven is definitely something that should be put on the table for discussion but probably the safe haven is that there is the argument that they could be used also by the fighters to resupply and reconstitute themselves and there wouldn't have to be in agreement that involves a safe haven calls to address that particular issue. >> [inaudible] >> i think that we have to have a safe haven that is administered by the military. and to keep people protected by the military so they can stay in the same religion and same language and make an international commitment to protect people. unfortunately the j

as state agencies respond to the leak the spill threatens several thousand customer, and sunoco logistics has cut off oil to the eight inch pipe. the several inches of rain also causing mudslides and flash flooding, washing away at least two homes. john wagner never expected to see his entire three story cabin wiped off the map. the day, slightly cooler temps and a bit of a breeze ahead of the system. chances for rain will start late sunday and continue on monday. expect highs in the mid 80s tomorrow and around 80 on monday. monday will be breezy, borderline windy with gusts to about 30 mph. the system moves on tuesday and we will see more sunshine that day, along with a little high temps will warm to the mid 80s on wednesday and thursday with mainly sunny to partly cloudy skies. another system moves in friday, which will again make us mostly cloudy, bring a slight chance for rain and pick up the breezes. high temps will drop to around 80 that day. the start to next weekend will be mainly sunny with highs in slightly cooler temps and a bit monday. expect highs in the mid 80s tomorrow and

what would the logistics be like?would have been kicking, saying are you sure this is a good idea? was aeat about it, it group of countries we do have close relationships with. it was wonderful to have them altogether. the issue is, when anybody has a dinner party at their home, you want to make sure you have their dietary restrictions right. you have to make sure that is the case for all of the leaders. it can be different and time-consuming. that is where the protocol office helps us. >> what are they telling you? how do they prepare you? placey have systems in for a long time. they work with the honored , saying, what does he not like? if he hates carrots, there will not be carrots. you find out these things ahead of time. and if you are a vegetarian, we will make sure you have a vegetarian plate. >> we will talk more about the arrangementsal coming up. let's talk more about what we saw earlier. arrival, thetico front door of the white house. where is the guest of honor coming from before they arrive? they are comi

that we are working with our allies and then we provide the kind of leadership and strategy the logisticsommand and control, those kind of activities that can make sure that like i say our allies in the region go in and with our leadership and strategy take out isis and we've got to take out at the root and then at the same time work in our country with the fbi, cia, with all of the agencies and stand strong to make sure that we root them out in this country as well and that's why when robert talks about drastically cutting our military in half, that makes no sense and it's not something we can do if we want to take out isis and make sure americans are safe at home and abroad. >> glassheim: first we will have no boots on the ground. we have had a number over the last three decades and none of them have turned out well so i don't think we need to do that. also, we need to be friendly with all the muslim countries throughout the world who do not embrace terrorism, which is a billion or more people. that's why we can't have donald trump's proposals even discussed because they alienate the mu

what would the logistics be like?would have been kicking, saying are you sure this is a good idea? was aeat about it, it group of countries we do have close relationships with. it was wonderful to have them altogether. the issue is, when anybody has a dinner party at their home, you want to make sure you have their dietary restrictions right. you have to make sure that is the case for all of the leaders. it can be different and time-consuming. that is where the protocol office helps us. >> what are they telling you? how do they prepare you? placey have systems in for a long time. they work with the honored , saying, what does he not like? if he hates carrots, there will not be carrots. you find out these things ahead of time. and if you are a vegetarian, we will make sure you have a vegetarian plate. >> we will talk more about the arrangementsal coming up. let's talk more about what we saw earlier. arrival, thetico front door of the white house. where is the guest of honor coming from before they arrive? they are comi

be -- their supply chain, logistics, payments, to beat their competitors? last few years, they actually accrued great engineers from google, linkedin, facebook here in the valley to go to china. their engine has become so much more efficient. other pure e-commerce companies need to pay attention to what alibaba is doing. they are investing a lot of money and logistics, payment, and making the supply chain work better for them. one of the things they have not talked about as they are actively working with influencers who are popular in china to get them to encourage consumers to come up with products they like and have a very fortunate supply chain to manufacture that and meet the demand on a very rapid case. -- pace. that is what they will talk about over the next 1, 2 years. let's talk let the health of the chinese consumer because there have been concerns about the macroeconomic environment in china, the chinese economy being flat, however, you hear repeatedly from leadership at alibaba that consumers are still spending money. in fact, they are spending m

and so, that logistics chain will work for us and for third-party sellers. it is really crucial that we continue to build that out. charlie: fedex and ups need not worry. jeff: no. no. it, those guys are going to be able to continue to grow and we will continue to grow with them and still need additional capacity. charlie: the other thing is amazon prime. the second pillar, amazon prime. some 65 million members. jeff: we don't reveal that. so i do not want to nod. [laughter] charlie: amazon is reasonably secretive. jeff: we don't want to reveal things that will help competitors. order alert them. and it also is hard to figure out which things would help them. you know, like we certainly got a bigger window, i was talking about our aws business and the long runway that we had. if we had been out there bragging about our business, we would have attracted attention from incumbents sooner than what actually happened. and so, there is no reason in business usually to boast about your accomplishments. people will figure them out. so like boasting about the number

there's a logistical arrangement in order to protect that space.vy lifting logistically. >> russia's foreign ministry rejected u.s. reports that two american officials traveling with diplomatic passports were drugged while attending a conference in st. petersburg, russia, last year. instead they're suggesting that the pair might have had simply too much to drink. have you raised this issue with the russia foreign ministry? >> we've raised in general the issue of harassment of our diplomats. we have raised that that at the highest levels with the russian government. >> what about these two diplomats? >> i don't want to speak about this particular incident. we're still gathering the facts looking into it. but in general we've seen an increased harassment of our diplomats. you've seen some of these in various reporting. again, this isn't a spat we necessarily want to have out in public but trust me, we take the safety of our diplomats, the protection of our diplomats very seriously and we've raised it with the highest levels. >> as much as you can tel

havee been there and i been a logistics supply officer for a battalion. more airstrikes, more pressure on our allies, making sure we are not undermining ourselves with allies like turkey attacking the kurds or the syrians fighting and moving forward against the government forces. , anything we can do to try to expand the cease-fire, and working with russia to try to get there. look at what the conditions are for a safe haven, but i think a safe haven is something that should be put on the table for discussion. the problem with a safe haven is that there is an argument they could be used by fighters to resupply and reconstitute .hemselves any type of agreement with a safe haven clause would have to address that particular issue. >> i think we should have a safe haven administered by the jordanian military, to keep people who do not want to be and make ancted international commitment to protect people in the region. >> unfortunately, the jordanian military does not have the capacity to single-handedly maintain a safe haven. with that. but i believe the jord

what goes into that, the protocol and the logistics of it?> that is through the department of state. do a the toast -- they toast, we do a toast, and we know where the glass is. see sometimes he has a different glass than what the leader might have. orchestratedy well . there is a walk-through prior, too, so they know what to do. greta: we are waiting on the toast. that will be coming up shortly. but as we wrap up our conversation with you, julianna smoot, what advice would you give to the next administration about president obama and michelle obama's of which to state dinners, and -- approach to state dinners, and what would you pass along to the next administration? ianna: i am proud to be an american, but i will -- i am very proud to watch the state dinner. the folks did such a great job. the great thing is it is bipartisan, or nonpartisan. when you get out of the white house or get to the white house, it is amazing how wonderful the staff is. they will let you know, president bush did it well this way. we figured this out with him. we fig

i never understood the logistics of dinners like this and how the absence of one individual could cause three of us to not have seats. >> like to see you here tonight. he said many times in his campaign you want to give america back to the little guys. batman. president, i am -- i am that man. was my great-grandfather favorite kind of governor. presidentthat ran for and lost. >> al, you are right. a campaign can require wardrobe changes. lou genes in the morning, suits for lunch entrees are, sport coat for dinner. it is nice to where would we wear around the house. >> watch the out smith memorial foundation dinner with hillary clinton and donald trump thursday night on c-span and c-span.org. listen and 9:00 pm eastern with the c-span radio app. next on american history tv, a panel of scholars discusses the history of evangelicals and politics from the early 19th century to present day. topics include christian leader henrrd

of it, we want it to be something our parents can use and can plug and go," there are still some logistics to work out, but sommely was already a hit at intel's developer forum last month. technology that gets you to this.....faster. device will cost. here's a live look outside at port washington.meteorologist brian gotter is back with the storm team forecast right after this. ornings clear and the 50s ong the ??eeze. toy is tday of week wh high tmid d a "mike mccarthy show".that's followed by "blindspot".then it's n-b-c news live coverage of the third and final presidential debate. that's at eight followed by more local news on live at ten. some are calling it the best m and m ever made. the candy company is releasing caramel filled m and ms.they're scheduled to hit store shelves next may.no word yet on if this will be a one-time thing or a staple flavor. thanks for watching.days of illinoiscalling. calling the thkeprerone- inaro ?i?%$ preous vacation days. this land isllinoi and its calling everyone, everywhereho'sing. up for am so thenly question dollars in the scheme i'm russ fngolhund

reagan: i must say, i am never quite understood the logistics of dinners like this and how the absence of one individual could cause three of us do not have seat. mr. dukakis: mr. president, i am glad to see you -- mr. vice president, i'm glad to see you tonight. you have said many, many times, you want to give america back to the little guy. mr. president, i am that man. it is an honor to share the dais with a descendent of the great out smith. your great-grandfather was my favorite kind of governor. the kind that ran for president and lost. romney: being a presidential candidate can involve a lot of wardrobe changes. a sportsport cut -- coat, and now it is nice to relax and where what anna and i wear around the house. smithch the alfred e. > next on american history tvs reelamerica, from 50 years ago a u.s. army film from the big picture series. "a nation builds under fire." it is introduced by vice president hubert humphrey and narrated by ctor john wayne. >> the vice president of the united states. former vp humphrey: i have just been looking over some of the sketches made in vietn

the transportation and logistics infrastructure of the u.s. postal service which would have been hundreds of billions in cap ex, already existed. we didn't have to build the internet, it was run on long distance cables that were actually put in the ground for long-distance phone calls. and we didn't have to build a payment system, the credsity card system already existed. so all these things would have been tens of being billions or hundreds of billion in cap exand we got to rest on top of them. that's why you don't see entrepreneurial dynamism in space like you do on the internet. on the internet, two kids in a dorm room can take, change an industry completely. and you can't do that in space. the price of admission is too high. because the-- just getting to space is so expensive. and so if we can change, if i'm 80 years old, looking back on my life and the one thing have i done is make it so that there is this gienic entrepreneurial explosion in space for the next generation, i will be a happy, happy man. >> rose: one other thing i want to sa

a logistical nightmare for general buckner. >> logistics were a nightmare. were those on his staff that said you can't do it. >> larry was aboard one of the ships, a destroyer. the ship traveled from normandy to attack okinawa. >> that pacific ocean is big. you go for days and days and days and don't see anything but water. it's big. >> army private first class herman butchington was amazed at the size of the armada. >> we were on ship about 30 days. they had so many ships there it looked like a city. as far as you could see was ships. >> their leaders were brutally honest. they were told to expect horrific casualties. >> the last two weeks we had briefings of all types. you're an 18-year-old kid receiving these briefings. >> now he was with marines the night before the invasion. april 1st, 1945, easter sunday. april fool's day. and landing day for operation iceberg. i spoke to a marine historian who was there with the first marines. when you were making the landing on okinawa, it turned out to be the last major battle of world war ii. but it wasn't thought

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you know, all too often politicians are saying, oh, yes, and they spell is out in beautiful fluffy logistic terms. and they say this is what we're going do, this is what we're going to do. when you look at reality, there's no real practicality. >> what is trump's plan. >> she is talking about people who do -- >> i get it, but tell me where trumps plans are [ overlapping speakers ] >> we're on tv. >> chill. >> for example. >> excuse me. for 30 years. >> you can't name one. >> within 30 years, well, one plan is build a wall. >> how? i written about this do you know how much it's going to cost. >> of course,. >> , and maintain it. >> tell me [ overlapping speakers ] >> who is going to pay for this. like donald trump. >> i see about is the wall. the wall will be built, the wall is going to be in fact a very positive thing. think about it. it's going to be a beautiful wall, and it bring tourists. >> come on. >> it's going to be a tourist attraction, and imagine, i don't know if you know within that area of america, every year they have all kinds of art fests and things of that nature. it's going

. >> i have traveled the banquet circuit and i have never understood the logistics of dinners like this and how the absence of one individual causes three of us to not have seats. you want to give america back to the little guy. i am thatresident, man. >> it is an honor to share the defendant of al. he was my favorite kind of governor, the kind who ran for president and lost. a campaign requires a lot of wardrobe changes. blue jeans in the morning. fundraiser.unch a sport coat for dinner. it is nice to finally relax and and i wear ann around the house. listen withatch and the c-span app. >> i do not write a column from the left or right. i am the only one who does not have been ideological slant. discusses herd book. >> a thing i don't like about they get in is, trouble and they blame someone. when bill got in trouble with "thomasthey would say, jefferson --" >> each week until the 2016d election, we bring you archival footage of the presidential races. 1984, the second and final debate between incumbent president ronald reagan and his challenger walter mondale. they answered questions

there is the added logistical forces have to deal with. this was a very uneasy alliance of various groups. the iraqi central government. kurdish fighters, shiite militias. the added of turkey essentially getting into a battle over its role. all of these different actors want to have a greater say in so coordinating will be a huge challenge as they try to push isis out of the last major strong hold in iraq. >> we will see the developments from there. lucie, thank you. >>> no the first time, ahmed rahami, he has been form ally charged. he was seen here via video hookup from his newark hospital bed pleaded not guilty to attempting to murder police officers. he was charged with murder of a police officer and other weapons offenses. he faces federal charges in connection with the bombings. >> coming up, one of the most popular cars are recalled. find out how ken bone, the presidential debate is cashing in on his 15 minutes. >> first the rain ended on in carolina t. death toll in the state alone stand at 22 with two additional deaths tuesday. th

. >> keep in mind the people behind the app say there are logistics to work out. it was a hit last month. i don't think people need an app to >> when you have a taste for it. >>> the cleveland indians punched their ticket. how one impact helped the tribe amendment 1 guarantees your right to generate your own solar energy. don't have to subsidize those who do. amendment 1 means commonsense consumer protections safeguarding seniors-and all floridians from scams, rip-offs, and long-term contract traps. that's the right way to do solar. >>> what a night it was in 2008. i will never forget that night. david price's game, a after his debut, the rays to their first world series. ah the memory. the indians manager this year, francona. representing the american league beating the blue jays. the winner of the series, we will chat about that coming up. for the indians to make it the tribe august 1st. he has been a key piece. the offense has improved. since acquiring guire, he has .241 and hitting .333 with 4 less rbis in half as many games. the rays didn't do so hot with onn

arab formerly known as international logistics. is one of the big logistics players in the region. they are cautious and they are pursuing partnerships. that is your breaking news coming across the bloomberg terminal. 1.05-quarter revenue, billion. revenue growing by 15% in the third quarter. let's welcome the senior economist at emirates nbd. thank you for coming in. a lot to digest. tracy was talking about the death cross of the gcc markets. put this in context. there is a confluence. things have gotten better. cyborg is dropping. do you concur, a confluence? >> sure. i'm not in the business of trying to call daily moves in the middle eastern stock markets. the liquidity situation has definitely improved in saudi arabia. i think that is the main reason we've seen the balance. 2017, theok into saudi economy in many respects is quite simple. it is driven by high government spending. that drives activity in the nonoil sector. so, the past 12 months or all we've seen our efforts to consolidate that fiscal spending. that is going to w

while the city council looks at safety and traffic logistics. for now.... tours will be held for just three days --today, saturday and then again next on friday.fans who bought tickets for other dates can get refunds. much more is happening at six-- on live at daybreak. including... heading out.. the local response teams that are making their way to the south to help with hurricane also... helping people in need. the new housing development that's opening in milwaukee and the group who will be living there. i'm tatiana cash.incident free traffic building dry roads speeds at or above posted illinois' calling. calling the makers. the doers. those who prefer one-of-a-kind, to common fare. calling the endlessly curious, and the boundary pushers. those who would rather make the most of their precious vacation days. this land is illinois. now at six-- tracking hurricane matthew.this is a shot of the hurricane is passing through the bahamas right now.when the storm is expected to hit the u-s. also at six...a national movement coming to milwaukee today.the walk-in

they are investing a lot of money and logistics, payment, and making the supply chain work better form. one of the things they have not talked about as they are actively working with influencers who are popular in china to get them to encourage consumers to come up with products they like and have a very fortunate supply chain to manufacture that and meet the demand on a very rapid pace. that is what they will talk about over the next 1, 2 years. emily: let's talk let the health of the chinese consumer because there have been concerns about the macroeconomic environment in china, the chinese economy being flat, however, you hear repeatedly from leadership at alibaba that consumers are still spending money. in fact, they are spending more money than ever before. from a western perspective, perhaps, it has been a little bit incongruent because some people continue to believe well, the numbers in the chinese economy do not look that great. i spoke to joe site, cofounder of alibaba. take a listen to what he had to say. joe: in the long run, you look at the chinese household, there is $4.6

we just completed an update of our logistics annex. but we will also be working on updating our earthquake response plan because we want to make sure that our local plan lines with the new federal and state client for catastrophic earthquakes. we will also identify local regional roles and response abilities because again, think of critical component for us is going to be on how we work with unified quarter nation group. then and, with her work with the national advisory council, big city emergency managers, has cost us to come up with mission ready packages and these are assets that we can deploy from san francisco to other areas in the country if they're facing a similar catastrophe but are also defining mission ready packages that could be deployed from unaffected urban areas across the country that would help us with the recovery efforts and response efforts. exercising-they've indicated a pretty ambitious exercise plan for this plan and its 20 exercises, nadine the full-scale exercise in three years. so we are going to do our best

we see the logistics space gaining ground there. take a look at the philippines stock exchange. up 2.9% as moody's is saying the economy in the philippines is sound but the political risks are less predictable. this as the president of the philippines rodrigo duterte is engaging on a three day visit for trade talks and he also has promised not to mention the south china sea dispute with beijing. so that's a look at the positive picture here in asia. back to you. >>> thank you so much for that. let's talk about airlines. blame it on brexit. ryanair cutting its 2017 profit forecast by 5%. they are reducing their fares by 15%. they make third of its revenue from sterling. they expect profit to grow at 7%. it said, however this guidance is heavily dependent on sterling and fares not falling further. ryanair is actually up 1.5% this morning. we're seeing a mixed picture across the board for airlines. lufthansa up 1.5%. >>> and the trouble with airlines really is that it's not just the fall in sterling that's hitting the likes of easy jet, ueg and, of course, this morning ryanair over

an interesting piece of logistics, the plane stays here. he has a rally at berk lake airport. we will have that covered for channel 3 news. >> donald trump making stops in the buckeye state. he held a campaign rally. trump told the crowd women accused of groping are lying. >> never met these people. i don't know who they are. they made up stories filed before the election. his innocence and will release it at the appropriate time. there was more criticism. the black shield association is calling on the cleveland police to take back the endorsement. it wants union president removed from a reform panel. part of the equation. >> he has a history of being racist and continued to insult people from different ethnic backgrounds. it is totally unacceptable. this is america but you have to respect all of america. >> the groups groups ask a trump was the choice because he promised for federal help for the police. he will not step down from the panel. >>> dislike is expressed by searching for their own candidate. it sky rockets by 2800 percent. holds in new jersey and utah. >>> police s

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it takes a lot of logistics. charlie: you are getting into the shipping business.eff: we have an a plus team. charlie: is it the same model? .eff: not quite it is a little bit different. here, we are really being driven by capacity needs especially if you look at the holidays selling season. the fact of the matter is that we need all of the capacity that establishedrom the transportation providers like the u.s. postal service and ups and we will take all of the capacity they can give us. i am just talking about the u.s. in the same story is playing out around the world. the royal mail and deutsche post . in addition to that, we need more capacity especially at peak if we are to grow our business. we have been forced into developing expertise in the last mile. and of course, we do use it for our third-party business. third-party sellers can now use in their marketplace business, we offer a service where third-party sellers can put their inventory in our fulfillment centers and we handle all of the fulfillment and returns and customer service for them. , that logisti

turkey's president has repeatedly warned that local officials accused of offering logistical help would be prosecuted. outh fires have broken across parts of calais's so-called jungle migrant camp. everyone is safe but the effectuation of the camp -- evacuation of the camp will no doubt be halted. people are being re-housed since the country evacuation process began on monday. catherine norrison trent joins us now live from the jungle camp. us about can you tell these latest fires sweeping across the camp? several large fires are burning across the jungle. people are fleeing in fear. we have heard several explosions from gas canisters. that's how people did their cooking. very volatile situation. people are fleeing the jungle now in large numbers. because of these fires in several areas across the camp it is obviously a very dangerous situation pushing people to come out of the camp. we have french riot police lining up positioning themselves to go in the jungle if needed. rights groupsn are working hard to get all the gas canisters they can out of the camps so these fires don't spread

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can you talk about security there and logistics around the center? what is happening around you?hat are folks going to have to get through to get into the debate site tonight? bring clearly when you the two presidential candidates, campus security is quite tight. is being well looked after by our campus police and local las vegas metropolitan police. we have secret service here in the thomas -- and the thomas and mack center is being well looked after and their are a number of security checkpoints before you can get in here. host: that arena sits something over 19,000 people. the duck but it will be in the audience tonight? guest: the arena holds about 18,000, 500. 18,500. my understanding is about a third of the tickets will go to the democratic party, a third will go to the republican party and the other third is split between las vegas convention authority and unlv. unlv has opted to provide all the tickets that we get towards students. we have a lottery, with 3600 students apply for that lottery -120 thatose about 100 will be in the audience tonight. that is exciting for our

conversations] i must say i've traveled to the circuit for many years and i never quite understood the logistics of the dinners like this and how the absence of one individual could cause three of us do not have seats. >> i am pleased to see you here tonight. you have said many times in the campaign you want to give america back to the little guy. i am batman. >> your grandfather was my favorite kind of governor. the kind who ran for president and lost. you are right a campaign can require a lot more growth changes. blue jeans in the morning perhaps, suits for a fundraiser, sport coat for dinner but it's nice to finally relax and wear what we would bear around the house. >> watch the foundation dinner with hillary clinton and donald trump thursday at nine eastern on c-span and c-span.org. now from the university of nevada in las vegas, surrogates for the president candidates clinton and donald trump speak to reporters following the third presidential debate. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] if we cannot accept, i think the voters in this society will

according to "the denver business journal," keg logistic, which buys and leases to craft breweries, has bought atlas keg company. there's no word on the price, but it will have access to more than 1,000 customers across the u.s. and in the u.k. kegs are big business. >> yeah. th fest is about to get underway in denver, but the beer-related events are pouring. the museum celebrated tuesday night, hosting beers made by walking. what's more colorado than beers and hiking? beers were inspired by ingredients found on hikes and trails. some used fruit like apples, peaches, and plums. others added a local flare with lavender and pine needles. >> hmm, okay. >> it's probably a clean, fresh scent, wouldn't you imagine? [ laughter ] >> that's true. you would have nice breath after. >> clean, fresh breath afterward. >>> storm in the midwest, cool air from the northwest, and that's going to affect colorado's weather quite a bit here. we have some snow going on in the high terrain north of glenwood spring into the trappers lake area and will continue throughout the day. for us, sunny morning, clouds

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. >> reporter: for others it is not so much about the logistics but more about where the music comes from. >> it is the heartfelt sentiment behind the words. >> reporter: at the festival in downtown raleigh visitors have a a chance to see some bands on 6 different stages. so what ever bluegrass means to you there is no doubt you will be able to find it here. ultimately, most would agree, bluegrass is about family. >> mind bluegrass friends are all around. >> the festival continues tomorrow. wral is a proud sponsor of the vent. >>> still ahead, the culmination of a project ten years in the making. also, your tip could lead to the suspect that left a young man dead in a burned out car. narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. richard burr is looking out for himself and the insurance industry... not you. >>> how long does it take a hard to h

herself, to our secretary of state, michelle regan, along with other party said this election logistically is not rigged. and, frankly, you know, i almost am offended by the fact, and i can't believe i'm using that word, that donald trump would suggest that such hard workers like helen purcell, like michelle regan, who, don't get me wrong, they have made their mistakes over the years but they have done their best to perfect them and i'm looking forward to november 8 and seeing how they have done. >> for you to stand up and say that the democratic process to be president of a democratic country, again, that's a problem. >> and watching democrats claim that this can never happen, this would never happen to us, and it was just a short memory a time ago when -- where everyone in the democratic party screamed that they had the entire election ripped out of their hands. >> you're saying this is not the first time we have heard this argue [ >> democrats looked at us 6:00, a -- on 12 news at 6:00, a body language takes a look at what the candidates were saying without saying it. >>> all new, the p

unlv president len jessup tells us the logistics are at the forefront of current plans. the university has to make sure there is room for 5 to 7 thousand journalists. and put up risers at the thomas and mack center for them to stand on. and none of that is cheap. "the security level is a lot higher than four years ago and those things drive u jessup tells us that it's wh the cost because the university is already on track to get about 85-million dollars in free publicity. there's a new way..... to get around downtown las vegas.... tonight... 13 action news reporter..... parker collins shows us... something we've never had before.... in the valley. 23:07:39 nat check out beep whenever... wherever... you can even do it together. graham kahr, bicyclist 21:32:16-21:32:22 "to be able to come down, check out a bike, and peddle around with their people take advantage of it." for the first time today... las vegas is getting its first taste of bike sharing. ron floth, rtc 22:56:38-22:56:46 "we think it's going to go great. we think visitors and locals bike. it makes your trips a

before, they logistical support and fuel. >> it is 5:42 right now. >>> the u.s. department will release its weekly jobless claims. the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits fell to its lowest marks of 43 years, more than 300,000 for more than 80 consecutive weeks. that suggests a healthy job market. the number of americans collecting unemployment benefits has dropped 5% from a year ago. longer the ceo. john stumpf resigned after week of scandals. employees set up fake accounts to meet sales quoal. more than 2 million account were opened without the customers knowing. a company that tracks executive pay estimates he will walk away with a $134 million retirement package. others believe the number could be as high as $200 million, nearly trip what will he toured give back during his testimon >>> parents, listen up. 3,000 strollers are being recalled with the brand mama and papas it involves the armadillo slip and st strollers. a loose latch can cause the seat to tip back unexpectedly within an infant is in the parent-facing position. that presents a f

53:20- :36 alex " we're sending the people with those skills to run shelters, to feed, a lot of logistical skills, warehousing. skill sets and needs that come up with this time of operation at this level." you can help the red cross with financial donations and by giving blood. many blood drives in the affected areas had to be canceled because of the emergency. besides the red cross -- there are several other organizations accepting donations to help hurricane victims. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click "links" to if you're interested in pitching in. ahead at six. all eyes -- going the race to the white house -- coming to the badger state. the scheduled stops by both former president bill clinton -- and presidential hopeful donald trump. and later. a warning -- regarding a particular pedestrian crossing in town. why it's seeing a lot more traffic -- and what you should do if you're behind the wheel. feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. this is wisconsin. and this. and this. and this. full of good people who work hard. why let washington take our job