marcia: mr. molinaro, time is up. gov. cuomo: can i make a comment? he accused me. you're making up numbers again like you make up facts. there is no 4% increase. it's been 2%, it's been documented. you were in the county legislature seven years and voted to increase property taxes 58%. live with it. you were in the county legislature seven years. let me finish. you voted to increase property -- county spending 45%. that's where the taxes come from. mr. molinaro: no, sir. gov. cuomo: county government -- mr. molinaro: the governor has monopolized two minutes. he is now -- the reason county spending increased during those two years is because this state government before we reimposed a medicaid cap continued to impose spending -- gov. cuomo: it kept going up. mr. molinaro: let me finish. gov. cuomo: -- mr. molinaro: no, sir, it did not. you can make up numbers if you wish but i served in the county legislature -- governor, first of all, the years you're referring to, you were not governor. i have

cuomo: totally independent marcia appointees. marcia: who appoints them? gov. cuomo: i'd be open to a number of configurations. you right now appoint six? i'd have the attorney general involves -- involved, the chief judge involved inia, pointing the members. change starts with the thin edge of the wedge but now we need more independence. marcia: mr. molinaro, rebuttal? mr. molinaro: you have all these officers going -- officials going to jail for corruption. at what point after being in office eight years do you take responsibility or admit you have benefited politically from it or have no clue what's going on in the administration. this is what is stealing from taxpayers. you have allowed individuals in this administration to defraud taxpayers and anywhere else in america no governor could possibly be running for re-election. the point is that, at the end of the day, corruption steals from real people. you raised $101 million over eight years in exchange for $50 billion worth of state expenditures. and mr.time is up molinaro, you get the next question. gov. c

marcia: rich? your massrnor, pardons of ex-cons has generated controversy because it restores their right to vote at the polls. some pardoned are sex offenders a school.ing place is this san jose this -- should be reexamined and should people convicted of sex offenses be allowed to vote only by absentee ballot? gov. cuomo: these are people who have served their time and have been released, we're trying to societyate them into and we spend a lot of money trying to reintegrate people into society so they don't commit another crime and there's not more recidivism. giving them the right to vote have done their time and paid their price to society reintegrating them. vote in aers can only and i wouldituation be against allowing a sex offender to go anywhere near a situation where there are children. mr. molinaro: except you allowed exactly that to happen. 24,000 individuals, conditional which were sex offenders, rapists, murderers, them toonly allowed vote but encouraged and instructed the probation dep

excuse me, marcia. we have to change it. you oppose -- you did the same thing that trump did when you voted against gender. >> moderator: governor, we have to -- rich lamb has the next question. >> you did the same thing. >> governor, you reportedly like to say the buffalo bills are the only true new york pro football team. is that accurate? >> never, never, never said that. >> well -- >> the giants and the jets will crucify me. [laughter] i said -- i asked people what is the only new york team that plays in new york. that's the buffalo bills. close enough. >> all right. so for the past46 years, the bills have been playing in orchard park. there is no question that they need a new stadium, and it'll can cost over a billion dollars. our question is should new york state a pay for the new bills stadium or let erie county and the team own or foot that bill? >> i'm not at the new stadium point yet. we worked very hard to keep the bills. we have worked very hard in upstate new york. outmigration was a very big problem for many ye

s come after marcia. is he?after the person that played marcia. >> i didn't have anything to do with any of it at all. >> jimmy: are you parents politically active? >> i'm following it all. my mother -- i come from a family of people who really, really watch it. i woke up every morning as a child listening to npr. my mom had npr on every morning. >> jimmy: oh, i see. >> i woke up to, i'm carl castle and this is morning edition. that's my entry to the day. >> jimmy: there is a rhythm to npr that seems like almost every person on it has it. >> just like that. >> jimmy: is your mom following this trump stuff or hate it? >> she'll probably be very interested that i'm going to share an area with stormy. >> jimmy: she will? i see. i got you. >> like a vicinity. >> jimmy: my parents are completely obsessed with the whole thing. >> my mother is obsessed with all of it, and i don't know that she'll watch this program because it's not -- >> jimmy: i would hope not. >> she's like a rachel maddow junkie. >> jimmy: my parent

in marcia's case, the "a" in appling was missing.n more surprising, the exact match law seems to be discriminating by race. an associated press analysis shows nrly 70% of voters with pending status are black in a state that's only 32% blac >> we are georgia. >> reporter: democrat stacie abrams i running for georgia governor against republican brian kemp, secretary of state, whose also in crge of voter registration. f> i have an opponent who has been an architect voter suppression. >> reporter: kemp refused our request for an interview, but on fox news, denies abrams'ms cl >> that's a smoke screen trying ha hide her radical views. those folks are on the pending list, allav theye to do is go to the polls, show their photo i.d., andan they vote. >> the problem is he's not even allowing those legally permitted to vote to cast a ballot in the state without fear of being blocked and suppressed. >> reporter: civil rights groups have now sued the secretary of state's office and kemp, alle alleging the exact match law has a discriminatory imp

as much as i have in the past and would like to continue vote for women in office i cannot support marciaher voting record in congress appalls and terrifies me." blackburn is currently a member of congress in the house. >> it is striking to see a celebrity endorsement that goes into detail, doesn't just give a slogan, gives an explanation. >> reporter: swift says blackburn voted against equal pay for women. she also disagrees with blackburn's stance against gay marriage and locations for lgbtq rights. "these are not my tennessee values." >> taylor swift has 112 million instagram followers. this is very taylor swift in that it was careful, it was considered, it was her controlling her own message. >> reporter: jo levy of "rolling stone" magazine says swift's public "me too" moment likely influenced her message. >> in real life she was talking about the one-year anniversary of a trial in a sexual assault case in which she was touched without her consent by a deejay. this has been an important issue for her. she's always been very clear about her support of women's rights. >> reporter: this

marcia, how about that? a lot of folks think the supreme court has not rolled directly on this question of whether people who are in this country illegally and have a child are still -- the child should get automatic citizenship. it's been a very close decision back in 1998 but it sounds like the president actually wants this to go to the supreme court for a final decision on these facts. >> rate. our constitution should not be treated like an etch-a-sketch. you can't just erase something and through executive order and then go back. the next president after this will be able to go back and change it and that just that's a really dangerous precedent. that creates a lot of chaos. if president trump happens to reverse citizen birth right within the next president can just reverse it back and that's ping-pong in our constitution, that doesn't make any sense. and it could lead to what if the next president is highly liberal and wants to repeal the second amendment? i just think it creates a chaos and a dangerous

charles: marcia blac marcia blak you so much.e president pence telling china america won't stand down. it's not just about tariffs. it's about a whole lot more next. charles: vice president pence taking aim at china's aggressiveness in the south china sea. >> chain today's aggression was on display this week when a chinese naval vessel came within 45 yards of the u.s.s. decatur as it conducted freedom of navigation operations in the south china sea. force our ship to quickly maneuver to avoid collision. despite such reckless harassment, the united states navy will continue to fly, sail, and operate wherever international law allows and our national interests demands. we'll not be intimidated and we'll not stand down. charles: the vice president also took aim on the economic battle. joining us, gillian melchoir, juan meyer. we just interviewed congresswoman march happen blackburn. we did reach out to her opponent phil bredesen, but so far no response. juan, china is a bad actor in this world. >> the chinese chip manufacturer, how

marcia coyle watching it all. >> interesting times. >> woodruff: that's for sure. thteresting times. marcia coylek you. >> my pleasure, judy. >> woodruff: four weeks nom tonight, tshour political team will join me at this desk to cover the midterm elections e'll find out which part controls the u.s. house of representatives and the senate for the next few years. hee of the most closely wa races is in north dakota, which many republicans think holds their best shot at taking over a senate seat now held by a democrat. i headed the this past weekend for a close-up look. the place to be this sunday in southeastern north dakota was the annual festival in tiny rutland, celebrating its scandinavian roots. skiing onrass, a kids' tractor race, and the highlight, a ldrade attracted young and and the two can dates in one of the most competitive races for a u.s. senate seat this fall. >> you notice all the norwegian flags. this is a norwegian town. >> woodruff: democrat heidi reitkamp, the only high-level member of party left in a state that for years sent mostly democrats to

so that shows marcia blackburn doing something there in tennessee.ad gone down there for her. now, senator corker, who has declined to get involved in the race and doing a fund-raiser for blackburn, what do you think will happen? >> when this was a local race between a popular governor and popular republican congress woman it was going to be a close race. tphoeut's become nationalized. you saw that debate where marcia blackburn was talking to much about chuck shumer and hillary clinton. i think taylor swift did a huge favor to republicans in that race. we want this to be a national race. exactly. she was not helping the governor by having a national celebrity like that weighing in on this race. >> dana: let me give you a quick last word on tennessee. >> tennessee is a state a democrat has not won since al gore in 1990. the fact that we are even competing in tennessee shows the favorable environment for democrats. i think nevada and arizona are the places with prime pickup possibilities for democrats. tennessee and texas are much harder. >> dana: is n

. >> woodruff: what about, marcia, the cases that are expected to come up this term for the court. are they the kinds of case where we maybe can look for some momentous precedent-breaking decisions on the part of the court? well, right now the docket is very low key in terms of the cases thatgrhey'ved to hear and decide, but that could acally change next week. in fact, it could even change this week. in the wings right now are cases involving whether our national job anti-discrimination law protects against sexual orientation discrimination. there are two cases involving medicaid funding cut-offby states for planned parenthood clinics. there's a case involving a world war i memorial cross on public land, which also... these are all flash point kinds of cases. and just today it looks as though the case involving whether there's to be a citizenship question on the census is coming to the court very quickly. so, yes, there are going to be many challenges i think don the road. there's so much more in the pipeline to the court involving the trump administration that really will test the

a vote for marcia is really a vote for me and everything that we stand for it is a vote for make americad applause] a vote for the governor is a vote for schumer and nancy pelosi. and the real leader of the democrats. filled medicine wants to raise your taxes and as governor remember he is a nice guy but what good does that do? he raises taxes and fees in your state by more than $1 billion he opposes the border wall with driver certificates for illegal aliens and on his watch tennessee unemployment doubled it doubled you want him? i don't think so. >> in 2010 advocating government run healthcare do you want to wait in line to get taken care of and called for it to be funded by a 20 percent payroll tax for all of the hard-working americans many that are here right now government run healthcare no i don't think so. a major financial supporter of president obama and crooked hillary crooked as hell. now running to be the 51st senate democrat and the 51st democrat elected in november chuck schumer will become a majority leader even though he said something good today with canada and mexico th

our polls has marcia blackburn leading the majority of the vote, 51% to 46%.s continues a trend. this race really did seem to take a turn sometime in late september, start of october. phil bredesen was leading over the summer. but marcia blackburn, it seems like partisan gravity may be inserting itself in tennessee. she now leads this race by a 5.5 poll. kirst kirsten sinema leading 50 to 44%. what does this all do to the race for the senate? we talked about how much high and uphill this shows you. they've still got a long way to go. they have to get this number up to 50, 51 and a sloet republican. if you've in them showing dines, those two republicans would be winning and away. when you pull at three would put the penns at 50 without breaking any tie. that serves, whaet the story with all these others what went into the democratic colleagues. they were down five in tennessee, they're probably more down in north dakota, down at to least if i have the president's. get republicans to east fitfully if they're going to sleep a favor. . the republicans certainly fa

some of them will make it more difficult for phil running against marcia blackman.said he would have voted for him if he was there. i think i would stay out of it, but he would balance the wave which was about 60-40 in favor of kavanaugh. >> we are showing viewers for the governor, rick scott introducing the president of the united states. he is running to try to become the next u.s. senator against bill nelson, the incumbent democrat. what does it look like right now? there is a competitive senate race. >> he's a competent man and a moderate. to be honest, he is not nearly as liberal and progressive as i am or as i would like him to be. we had our differences in the past. i served with marcia blackburn and but for her vote which was a signature accomplishment, she did zero good. her career in congress has been equally as non-noteworthy. she is good on jumping in front of a parade and putting on her leading the parade. that's not what you need. tennessee is a great senators over the years. he could be a senator like howard baker and like sasser who become leaders in

over a week until the election, marcia blackburn is getting high-profile support. doocy live in nashville for that. reporter: the support came from senator lindsey graham who got a hero's welcome from republicans who are appreciative how he helped get brett kavanaugh confirmed to the supreme court. but just like that kavanaugh confirmation hearing in d.c., here in nashville at the ray stevens dinner theater, there were protesters who disrupted the proceedings and even needed to be escorted or carried out. >> judge me by my friends and the people want to yell at me. all the people that yell at me would turn the country into a mob. they don't respect the presumption of innocence, they have the view of venezuela. they have every right to their opinion, i guess they can yell and spit on you, they don't have a right but exercise it that way. reporter: after the event wrapped, blackburn pointed out one of the protesters interrupted during a moment of silence for the pittsburgh synagogue victims but brettisson has his own statement, he said it is a shame that people inter

voting for women in office, i cannot support marcia blackburn.ing record in congress appalls and terrifies me. here's the question. can you previously a political celebrity motivate younger voters. voters 18 to 53 became the majority of eligible voters, but the numbers were significantly outvoted by the and older crowd. a new ad hopes to motivate and change that. >> maybe you could go to one of the little marches. >> you might share this video on facebook. >> you young people never do. >> we will be there. but you won't. >> because we are a generation of doers. >> not whiners. >>>. >> who was fighting to take the lead? >> they have been revving up for this. >> we are making light, but number one, whether you are democrat, republican, far left, far right. everybody should vote and care and try to be active. there are those who think the seb celebrity endorsements backfired. >> they can backfire and we see the republicans and committee coming out against the fact that she did this and came down from her ivory tower and told people to vote. they hop

robin williams and his family in this neighborhood. >> it really is the story of the 20 years that marcia and robin williams were together. >> she's the head of sotheby's san francisco office. she's spent months putting together the sale of not only his fine art but personal items, like awards and photos. watches. even toys that williams and his children played with. >> how do you appraise a toy, you know, that's worth $100 except it's almost invaluable because it's a robin williams pac-man. >> even the art, much of it very important, tells the story of williams and a life well-lived. >> they apparently watched a lot of japanese animation. they were drawn to collect these objects. >> the items are appraised from $75 to half a million. they will be auctioned off on thursday in new york city. the money raised from some of the items will benefit charities that williams supported. you can place bids online starting at 7:00 a.m. in san francisco, i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> that's a collection of things. >>> absolutely. >>> arrests announced from the deadly rally last year in charlottesvi

in marcia's case, and a in appling was missing. the law seems to be discriminating my race.sociated press analysis shows nearly 70% of voters with ending up status are black in a state that's only 32% black. >> we are georgia. >> reporter: democrats stacy abrams is running for georgia governor against republican brian kemp, secretary of state, who's also in charge of voter registration. >> i have an opponent who's been an architect of voter suppression. >> he refused a request for interview. >> that's a smoke screen. those folks on the ending up list, all they have to do is go to the polls, show their voter i.d. and they can vote. >> the problem is he's not even allowing those legally permitted to vote to cast a ballot in the state without fear of being blocked. >> reporter: civil rights groups have now sued the secretary of state's office and kemp alleging the exact match law as a discriminatory impact on african-americans, latino, and asian-american politics. >> why is it being implemented differently? >> reporter: in another lawsuit where more than 60% are minorities, 9.6

marcia's condemns the saudi led coalition which they say is the searing of policy of blockade and starvation people held of weapons and placards as a way of expressing their discontent it's been nearly three years since the beginning of the saudi led intervention in yemen civil war which has included heavy bombing and economic sanctions the nationals to currency has since collapsed and at least twenty million people are in urgent need of food water and medical aid. well he would r.t. we love to hear your thoughts on our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media and leaving all your comments that join us again at the top of the hour for the latest headlines but here. is a. scene. indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that of thos

marcia's condemns the saudi led coalition which they say is pursuing a policy of blockade and starvation people held up weapons and plant cards as a way of expressing their discontent it's been nearly three years since the beginning of the saudi led intervention in yemen civil war which has included heavy bombing and economic sanctions the national currency has since collapsed and at least twenty million people are in urgent need of food water and medical aid. but if you have something to say about any of our stories we'd love to hear it so do get in touch by following us on social media live in all your comments there join us again at the top of the hour for the latest headlines see them. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics small business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be no limit death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found inno

to the tape. >> marcia blackburn is doing a good job in tennessee, i'm sure taylor swift has nothingything about her. and let's say that i like taylor's music about 25% less now. >> tucker: all right. >> good effort. >> watching all of this tape finally sunk in. >> tucker: roughly 25% less. question three, also taken from the world of pop culture, kanye west under fire today, foro showing all of america his iphone's pass code on live television. he met with the president in the white house, kanye took out his phone and hit the same number 6 times to unlock it. what very unsecure number was it? [buzzer] bret baier. >> zero. no, i don't know how many zerosd i think it was 000000. >> tucker: all zeros. >> yes. >> tucker: was it all zeros? >> what we want to start with,uc is, i brought-- wow. >> not exactly secure. >> tucker: the judges say that's enough zeros. we might be looking at the comeback story of the week. one to zero. you are back to stasis.g. >> goose egg. >> tucker: which former american president will come to life in the form of a 3-d hologram in washington? kristin. >> reag

>> reporter: after weeks and numerous attempts to correct her status, marcia was cleared. what would you advise other people to do? >> stay diligent. >> reporter: this rehema ellis, nbc ws >>> ten days after hurricane michael slammed into florida's gulf coast, there's growing concerned. so many are on edge, worried about their personal safety and protecting their property from looting. tammy leitner has more. >> reporter: there's a sense of lawlessness following hurricane michael. >> i've been told by the police department, they're not going to stop them. >> reporter: marty is armed and ready to protect the shop from looters. >> they don't have the capacity to hold off these looters. it's up to us as citizens to try to do this for ourselves. >> reporter: everywhere you turn, call it the wild west. >> if they have a pistol, they better be a hell of a shot. the shotgun is going to do more. >> reporter: ricky calls it survival. >> if someone comes to my house and tries to loot. they're not going to walk away. >> reporter: she sleeps in a tent in the driveway. while her husban

marcia blackburn is ahead by five points, which is within the margin of error.his as we learn the kavanaugh nomination could be having an impact. peter doocy is live there now. what is the democrat in this race do that sets him apart from most democrats in the senate? >> reporter: dana, he said that he would have voted for kavanaugh if he had the chance. that's something only one democrat in the senate actually did today, joe manchin, the democratic candidate here in the senate race is a former governor who still carries a 51% approval rating. he said i was prepared to say yes prior to dr. ford's coming forward. while the subsequent event making it a much closer call and i am missing key pieces of information that a sitting senator has, i am still a yes. that statement look bredesen awhile. he did not weigh in for weeks. we got the statement in our inbox today at the same time that senators were voting. >> dana: how does marcia blackburn think the kavanaugh process has impacted her campaign? across the board the republicans are saying they're raising more money,

i knew about marcia b johnson did when i started to read more about the actual night of the stonewall insurrection, and it's very clouded because it because different memories. not that this is written in stone, but most recollections, many recollections are of the person, what of the people inciting the insurrection is a lesbian woman of color, a singer, a performer, later a bouncer, stormy who objects to being arrested by police. in some accounts she fights off. in some accounts she get out of the paddy wagon on at the site when the putter in and and in many accounts she turns to a crowd outside the stonewall inn in 1969 it says why don't you guys do something? and it might be her words of asking like him are so angry, why do we change this, that may or may not but may well have precipitated the throwing of pennies and the charge of that bar that became a series of nights of insurrection at the stonewall inn in greenwich village that was the catalytic event, a match under the gay-rights movement. that history, hers along with marcia b johnson and sylvia rivera, two drag performers p

marcia bossier: the first few weeks back really is kind of a blur to me.l: to help everyone focus, the school district is implementing a new emotional curriculum to help them deal with what is now the new normal. marcia: i was really surprised even in january, february all of a sudden, certain things would suddenly--i'd had this well of emotion of my little school's gone. it won't it be rebuilt in--for the next several years at least. cheryl: hidden valley isn't the only school that suffered a loss in this horrific fire. cardinal newman, a catholic high school with a current population of 575 students, lost half of the entire school. laura held: so 22 portables, which replaces a loss of 22 classrooms. cheryl: the administration building, library, media center all destroyed in the fire at cardinal newman. laura: i don't think words express the devastation. cheryl: school president, laura held, says community and faith is helping them rebuild. laura: we lost buildings, we lost things, but we didn't lose each other. female: where we are going to go from here?

and she showed some bad blood for democrat phil's opponent, congresswoman p congresswoman marcia blackpast and would like to continue voting for women in office, i cannot support marcia black burn. her record in congress a pauls and terrifies me. >>> president trump is trying to shake it off. dee fe defending black burn moments ago on the south lawn -- no, this is not from your wildest dreams. >> i'm sure taylor swift has nothing or doesn't know anything about her, and let's say that i like taylor's music about 25% less now, okay? >> 25% less. we'll see if the endorsement boosts. more "mtp daily" after this. if you're turning 65, you may be learning about medicare and supplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything ...only about 80% of your part b medicare costs. a medicare supplement insurance plan may help cover some of the rest. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company might be the right choice for you. a free decision guide is a great place to start. call today to request yours. so what makes an a

marcia blackburn not as popular statewide. the trump bounce and bredesen is fighting his own because he's a great politician. >> what do republicans in the white house think that they are going to pick up seats in the senate, that it's going to stay the same, or do you they like at indiana and tennessee and say we might even lose a few seats? >> depends on how hopeful they are and those around washington and have worked for other people, people who didn't come here with trump, you know, from new york or from wherever, they are not so confident. they really do see that this could be a very real problem for them, and they are trying to look ahead to the future, how they are going to react when the democrats do take back the house, what is their plan going to be? >> speaking of races, tune into cnn at 7:00 p.m. eastern this evening for a live town hall in texas with senate candidate beto o'rourke. dana bash will moderate. senator ted cruz was invited several times to appear in his own town hall. he declined. >>> the reason why pr

here is your moderator, marcia kramer. marcia: the candidates from governor of new york faced off to discuss critical issues. welcome to the one and only debate of the highest office for the empire state

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. >> laura: richard, marcia thank you so much for being with us tonight. w we'll try to have you back if other things come up but we really appreciate and your time. >>> brett kavanaugh's high school yearbook under intense media scrutiny. but what about christine blasey ford's. we have our hands on them and we'll reveal that next. >> laura: activists on the left have created a deadly ideology where harassment and even doing bodily harm has become a legitimate tool of the resistance. to allow this dangerous trend to continue of the kind of stuff that we've been seeing is going to take a republic and our politics to places we dare not go. now we at the angle have been warning about these hostile tactics. and when two activists cornered jeff flake in the elevator they found they could get results. tell me again why we shouldn't confront republicans until they stop being complicit in the d destruction of our democracy. lookr at this chorus of entitled white men justifying a serial rapist e arrogant entitlement. all of them deserve miserable deaths -- -- -- >>

marcia wants to make france great again to do so she'll need the support of a new elite powell has so far eluded her aunt fresh spin on foreign politics to put it within her grasp. al-jazeera france all right kevin is here with the weather in a moment and then standing trial at the international criminal court the commander of a group linked to one hundred thousand deaths we report from uganda. rallies on the right protests on the left the latest on brazil's divisive presidential election campaign. and later in sport when rooney caps his first season in the united states with a trip to the playoffs or will be here with more. from the waves of the sales. to the contours of the east. this hour we're going to take you to spain i want to show you the satellite image over here to all of those clouds that are rolling through the southern part of spain well those particular clouds caused quite a bit of flooding across the region i want to go closer in and show you the area we're talking about we're talking about the state of mollica take a look at that thunderstorm normally this part of spai

lou: marcia blackburn is in the lead. ed: they are all * close. the president energizing his base, getting more voters out there. heller was the most of vulnerable guy. the president has been there 12 times. he turned from being anti-trump to strong trump. lou: if he's not pro -- why would anybody be anti-trump? here is a man who turned around the economy. this is an economy the chairman of the federal reserve which i think the president is absolutely right, this jerome powell is out of his mind to be raising rates at this pace. and he is jeopardizing a strong economy and markets performing beautifully. there is 2% inflation. that's the target. what's the excuse. but getting back to it. the president has done -- there is nothing he can do. >> no one has ever had a stronger economy in the last 50 years i have been around the game as this president has driving this agenda. it should be a slam dunk. the biggest problem in the house is we have 40-plus house members who gave up their seats to run for something else. going in and defending those seats,

swift got a huge response after announcing yesterday she's voting for democrat phil bretteson over marcia br marsha blackburn in the race in tennessee. swift, quote, came down from her ivory tower to make the endorsement. president trump told reporters today, i like taylor's music about 25% less. >>> a paralyzed man finished a half marathon on foot. adamy wexo skeleton to move his legs as he competed in portland, orlando. he wasccident 13 years ago. step-by-step he conquered the race in 20 hours. >>> a work by the street artist known a banksy sold at auction well over a million dollars. then something happened that was, well, surreal. here's sunday morning's lee cowan. >> reporter: paintings itself for $1.4 million don't usually make news at sotheby's, but when e baoon, thit sipping affair became a piece of pop culture. agang its w through the canvas, a shock to everyone including the new named owner. it's the painter himself taking credit. the elusive banksy who posted an instagram video that he says shows him secretly installing the teeth into the frame. why? performance art, says art c

but what my opponent fails to answer you cannot find this money marcia in cutting the wasted is $30 billion. >> you just acknowledge even a thousand dollars mean something that you just said that we will not find the savings. first of all, it cost five and six times more to lay 1 mile of track so that means we are wasting dollars in the savings go back into the system and what is equally important when you declare a state of emergency. >> that's not true. >> it is. there are hundreds of employees brought in to work on the mta. accountability with taxpayers and consumers. cuomo: that is not true you have never seen a governor take more responsibility than i have. molinaro: yes i have. cuomo: george pataki never went near it i declared a state of emergency i said to new york city they refused and went to the state legislature i got the full plan from them when you are at the legislature you voted from the mta funding. >> and we are taxing people more. you rushed the opening of the second avenue subway they did not even have fire alarms. it is about establishing the outcomes. cuomo: is not $30

in the post, swift went after the senate rival, a republican congress member marcia blackburn. as much as i would like to continue to vote for women in office, i cannot support marsha blackburn. her record in office apparent pauls and terrify -- appalls and terrifies me. >>> the atlanta braves fight another day in the national league division series. they jumped in front of the dodgers 5-0. los angeles came back to tie the game in the fifth, but freeman came back with the home run in the sixth. braves win 6-5. game four is this afternoon. which ever team wins the series faces the brewers. the brewers finished off the sweep of dave briggs' colorado rockies. >> is that why he's not here? >> he sorrowful today. milwaukee hit three home runs in the 6-0 win. american league playoffs resume today. astros look to finish off the indians and yankees and red sox moves to new york. >>> a check on cnn business. europe and asia stocks falling. shangh shanghai falling 3.7%. china has been hurt by slowing growth and debt and the trade war. china's central bank is freeing up $109 billion to fr

he has another rally >>> republican marcia blackburn has take in the lead.o 46% to former governor phil bredesen. the democrats brushed it off with help from pop star, taylor swift writing we want leadership not fear based extremism. please don't sit this one out. >>> let's get a check of our weather from meteorologist bill karins. >> maybe even a dangerous one too. we have a big storm system especially in areas off texas. it's snowing on interstate 25 from denver southwards. we have rain that's moved through chicago and now slicing all the way back down through missouri and starting to form on little rock. people are going to be out there trick-or-treating. we expect tornados later on today. you want to have your phone and get your weather alerts as you're heading oout the door. all of central and southern louisiana and as far north as southern arkansas. the dallas/fort worth area you're going to get heavy rain. and possibly severe weather outbreak. the least thing you want when you're trick-or-treating. let's fast forward to 4:00 p.m. a soaking rain around

the president touting tariffs at a rally for marcia blackburn in johnson city, tennessee. president trump: mexico and canada are partners now. that's a good thing. because we are finally putting america first. lou: america first. and a reminder could preorder burgess owens' new ♪ >> we made history again when i announced to the world that we are replacing the job-killing disaster known as nafta. >> trump taking a victory last night for historic deal with canada and mexico as we learn more of the details. >> that new trade pact gives stocks shot in the arm yesterday. dow soaring nearly 200 points. s&p almost hitting a new record. >> as for today, we do have stock market futures sharply lower, the dow is down about half of one percent. 117 point downside and nasdaq is down 42. part that have could be oil watching oil

former acting ice director thomas homan and homeland security spokesman marcia catron and gop congressman jason chaffetz, author of deep state. welcome to all of you. i went to start with you. the idea of additional troops that have been sent to the border. an additional 5200 active troops, national guardsmen who are armed but not going to be confronting any folks who arrive at the border. they are about logistics, support. what do you make of it? >> nobody wants to hear this but there is no good solution to this and taking a bunch of troops to the border will not do very much. we did it under the obama administration. nothing. these people from coming unless you address the underlying issues why they are coming here in the first place. they are running from hunger and death. in new mexico and texas they sent the national guard but they don't have the authority to do any domestic enforcement. they are there in a supportive role. shannon: what do they mean to the equation? >> the troops will -- a lot of assets tied up in logistics, moving medical supplies, personnel from one sector to anot

you turn on the tv and you see an ad like this one by the republican candidate, marcia but burn. >> illegalts marching on america. >> gang members, criminals, people from the middle east, possibly terrorists. the democratic candidate is running as a moderate here, now teammate and again that he would've been would have been the rare democrat to vote for the economist confirmation in writing as insisting he would operate outside the normal democratic in the structure. >> today the new scare talk is in the income tax. it's chuck schumer's lapdog. nobody's going to tell me how to vote. >> the latest stop on senator lindsey graham's cross-country campaign in campaigning against colleagues of his for the first time ever. campaigning to keep the seat held by retiring republican senator bob corker in republican hands. blackburn holds a six-point five-point lead in a he's managed to hold despite all the national attention a few weeks back when taylor swift got political for the first time and urged voters to vote again earn. >> catching the world series on the fox television network. the drama unfo

he had been doing really well recently, you are starting to see marcia blackburn, the republican candidatebroadus he is a well-le said if you put him in office, you'd be responsible for having die in feinstein pick your judges and chuck schumer running the show, bernie sanders having his way. in 2016 when a lot of people didn't like donald trump they were happy to vote for him. >> it's interesting because that is how martha mcsally is running. so does the cavanaugh effect last 26 days for the republican side, that they seen some change over the past two weeks? >> in the senate side i think it absolutely does. the red state democrats are trying to make this about local issues or health care to a lesser extent but now it's all about the national divide between red and blue, and it's about kavanaugh. in most of these red states, kavanaugh has very strong approval ratings. >> in a district where you need to get women or independent women voters, i think this actually hurts those candidates. it hurts republican candidates. >> last word, molly. >> it's interesting to think that it might might no

on the other hand, in red states the kavanaugh effect, like in the cruz race and marcia blackburn innessee, i think the kavanaugh dynamic is helping those republicans. >> we joke only 29 days but a lot could happen. basically in 29 days -- >> reporter: it's a lifetime. >> it is a lifetime and to sustain that momentum, anger, fear, whatever it may be, that's a challenge. >> in order for democrats to win, they need to stop fighting culture wars, get back to the pocketbook issues that were giving them the momentum. >> when someone says trump, say health care. when they say kavanaugh, say health care. >> when democrats fight culture wars they lose. >> one democratic vote for yes was joe manchin. let's have the clip and then explain it. >> i started thinking about my sisters and my daughters and my granddaughters. you can't not know this has been traumatic for anybody that's been through this type of sexual abuse. and you never can forget about them. now on the other hand, there's a lot of claims made on people that just aren't true. so, shouldn't a person have a right to clear their name

my democrat colleague, marcia, told the tribune that as long as i have known me, she has been a leadern immigration. talk about collaborative. if you are going to work with -- just because they disagree with what you are saying. again, wordsonce are one thing that actions and outcomes are another. representative love has voted six times against daca. we need outcomes. i am doing everything that i can at the local level. we started in effort where we are helping people here and eligible for citizenship to fulfill that process and take steps to become citizens. ofas in early signer of one -- of utah compact. we need solutions at the federal level. >> i would like to get your thoughts on what was happening with separation of families at you thoughtnd what at first when you saw it and if you are satisfied with the steps that have been taken. doug: we will do this without rebuttal. ms. love: when i saw the border was horrific. i have three children and i could not imagine being separated from my children. un-american for us to see families separated like that. this is an area where we have