jonathan: marilyn, do you share that view?arilyn: i think also as we move forward and the fed continues to raise rates, even if it is at a more gradual pace potentially, i think one other aspect to be aware of is the change in the size of the ig market, and the triple b space, how that has grown exponentially when you compare it to the double b space, for example. so as you get closer to so recession or toward the end of the cycle, if you see some rating downgrades from triple b and the high-yield, it is a factor you need to consider as well. jonathan: a final word on credit, rachel? rachel: we have 7% yields in high-yield. i think there is a threshold that really matters to people. i think we have seen, with the rate rise, we can see further spread compression. we would be buyers of it into the end of the year. the technicals and fundamentals are looking good. jonathan: rachel boulder -- a bullish group today, i have to say, joining me alongside marilyn watson and robert tipp. coming up on the program, the auction block. netf

jon: marilyn, do you share that view?ilyn: as we move forward in the fed continues to raise rates, i think one other aspect to be aware of is the change in andsize of the ig market, the triple b space especially, and how it has grown exponentially. as you get closer to recession or toward the end of the cycle, if you see downgrades from triple b into high yields it is a factor you need to consider as well. jon: a final word on credit? rachel: i think there is a threshold that really matters to people. within the rate rise, we can see further spread compression. we would be buyers into the end of the year. technicals and fundamentals are looking good. jon: a bullish group today. rachel, alongside marilyn and robert. coming up, the auction block. netflix dangling high yields to investors in a $2 billion junk-bond offering. that is coming up next. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jon: i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." i want to head to the auction block, where netflix was the headliner for the week in h

into the fabulous marilyn monroe. >> marilyn. >> but first she needs a wig.he notices she has some visitors early on in the video. >> did you see that flashing light? you don't? there's a flash, right? >> yeah. >> what was that noise? [ laughter ] >> our first occurrence. >> a flash and a noise. >> -- randomly. >> is that like motion sensors? well, she continues with her makeup and gives fullback ground on the hollywood roosevelt hotel. >> this opened in 1927 it has been a temporary home to many celebrities. marilyn actually lived here for two years. i believe in suite 1200. i asked her is there a room 1200, but it's $6,000 a night. >> she finished off with her beauty marks. >> that's incredible. wild. >> well, if you like that, you'll love the gory look. so off with the wig and the prosthetics. the wounds she's going to create are basically like the tattoos that we used to use as kids. just add water and apply. she put them all over her face and her arms. >> wow. that's ugly. >> it ease supposed to be. >> i thought it would take more time. but the fact it's

marilyn, the front end has been a big story for the team of blackrock.tting to the point where we are seeing that move now that we could be close to the peak? >> we still really like the front end of the curve. we think that it might be from here pretty well anchored but actually, if you continue to hold that, then we think it is very reasonably priced. but actually next move you could see is more of a steepening. particularly if the fed does indicate the rate hiking cycle. you still have a lot of cushion and get some very good income even if we see rights rise a little bit. further up the curve if you go to the tens or 30's, there's just no cushion. >> can you walk me through that, why the next big move could be so big? >> if the fed announces that is going to pause at some point, the market is not yet retired for that. we have seen a few signs that the market is concerned but it is not yet priced in that the fed might false in a rather than later. , i think the market will really start to reassess. it's going to reassess the view of the u.s. to europe

golder,th me, rachel marilyn watson, and robert tipp., i raised that wondering whether some current and former fed officials are trying to tell us something. the guiding light seems to be worries about financial wobbles. >> they are operating in a world of uncertainty. but they do know that what has ultimately cost the average downturns.e the big the crashes are caused by the bubbles. those are the ones where the slowly.society recovers it was probably five years ago she was warning on biotech, right? i think it behooves them to kick the tires and see if anything rattles. is what willhat extend the expansion, not seeing the widespread rapid lending versus appreciated assets, the real estate bubble, or any gigantic sector bubble, you are not seeing that but they continue to raise rates. i think that will be helpful. jon: that is the former fed chair. current fed officials warned this week about the leveraged loan market in a sort of emphatic way. jay powell has talked about financial instabilities being the biggest risk. not so much infla

horne the ‘60s, she stood in for marilyn home and people were knocked sideways by her.ng to its optimum, the cork p°p5 wine coming to its optimum, the cork pops out and you think, this is perfect, it is just ready, and she was just ready. powerful and amazing, a singular voice. it's hard to compare her to anyone else because all these singers bring their own inward passion to the projection of the sound. what was she most proud of, do you think? in the world of opera, what do people know about her work?|j the world of opera, what do people know about her work? i think what she loved, one critic said she had the most beautiful voice from maria kallis. she brought to many roles in the opera that might have been overlooked and with her power, expertise and beauty of tone, she brought a lot of works back. and opera singer and diva often go hand in hand. dealer can be a good thing! it often has negative connotations but it just means it often has negative connotations but itjust means you have standards. she had a troubled time, she had had cancer, she almost broke down duri

for marilyn, democrat line, julia. go ahead, you're on with our guest. good morning. >> yes, thank you for today. i just wanted to make a comment and then about the kanye west statement you made.i agree with a lot of what you said. i feel like that was done to maybe bring out the black men who you know maybe have fathers that were not at home or fathers that were not around. i feel like that was a way to relate to them and i wanted to know your comments on that statement. thank you. >> first of all, it is sad to say, i think kanye west may have some mental issues that should be addressed. i do not think the appeal that perhaps what she would suggest was intended, nothing to do with what took place. it would be a mischaracterization to say that having kanye west at the white house is an appeal to young men without fathers at home. not only is it demeaning, it is nothing appealing and what we see really speaks to potential mental illness. some of which i would say he might be bipolar. the white house should not be used as a platform for that display. it is

the labour official line is they will vote against but there are some like marilyn —— caroline flint., germany and britain saying saudi arabia has to come up with answers about what happened to this journalist, jamal khashoggi.l lot of bluster from saudi arabia. of course it has big oil reserves and big oil supply that ultimately in a battle with the us in particular, ultimately, there is only going to be one winner enact and clearly what has happened and what seems to have happened was this man went into the saudi continent and has not been seen since. there is a allegedly video and audio of him being killed, dismembered and someone. it's quite clear the saudis have to explain what has happened here and if there is some diplomatic punishment or whatever. .. is some diplomatic punishment or whatever. . . there is some diplomatic punishment or whatever... there is a lot of trade done with saudi arabia, particularly arms deals which would confuse the issue. if we are losing markets elsewhere, we are not going to want to shut down a burgeoning trade market with the saudis, are we? we can

. >> for marilyn, republican line, fred. go ahead, you are on with our guest. chris good morning. i just want to say the naacp only represent the liberal democrat side. they do not speak for you, they target you, they pull out the race card, the use -- typical democrat playbook. and i want to talk about voter fraud, and philadelphia 2012 elections, with obama was running there was a county of philadelphia with population of 42,000 mostly african-americans. 59,000 residents voted for barack obama. and zero for mitt romney. that is an impossibility. if you want to talk about voter fraud they would cry racism. the division is such -- >> he dropped off. mr. johnson, go ahead. >> black conservatives, and only have them on our board, but my predecessors, was actually republican. there is not partisanship, this is about inclusion, to ensure that all citizens of the country have an opportunity to participate. i challenge any political party, if you care about african-american communities, understand with the needs and interests are of the community and then create platforms and avenues fo

. ♪ >> people are saying marilyn.piration, but i will take it. >> the inspiration behind taylor's off the runway look? she called herself a human disco ball. carry dressed her baby bump in not one but two dresses. >> i feel like it's soft and it's a little hard and it's kind of like me. >> sometimes you have to go as big as you can. >> red carpet trends, showing a whole lot of leg and pretty in pink. mariah got the memo wearing a guy nor mouse few sha gown. we couldn't keep our eyes ouf sierra's little man future. is this date night? >> yeah. >> we're having our time right now. >> my heart. >> my heart was so full because everyone turned it out. back to mariah. her performance of "with you." >> something else that sounds good? taye diggs back on tv. let me say sit again. taye diggs is back on tv.is new "all american." >> i heard this described as like "the oc" meets "friday night lights." what do you think about that comparison? >> hmm i'm not upset, no. you have the sports and you have the beautiful people, but then

then the raiders needed to answer, and doug martin fumbled the ball away, that led to a marilyn mackouchdown. colts win, 42-28. the raiders fall to 1 and 6. >> i'm not going to give up, period. and i just hope raiders fans out there know we're doing everything we can. and i know it gets ugly at times, but in a lot of ways i'm excited about the future. >> coach devereaux always told me, you are where you are in this league, we're 1 and 6. >>> elvis in the house to see the 1 and 6 cardinals and 1 and 6 niners. josh rosen with an intentional grounding in the end zone, that's a safety. 5-3 at the half. 49ers one touchdown came in them third quarter. becker had 391 yards passing. finds a veteran, larry fitzgerald so the cardinals now down by just five. and with 36 seconds left, the 49ers blow a 12-point lead. >> the guys are really hurting in there. and they should b if they weren't, something's wrong with them, this is our job, this is what we do, this is our livelihood, we're not happy at all with where this season has gone, and there's still half a season to play. >> obviously you don'

for dessert there is something called marilyn monroe it's a mixture of thirty percent pork fat and seventypercent ice cream served on a bed of fruit and drizzled with chocolate syrup and strawberry sauce it's something you won't find anywhere else. we tried to create a dish from port chocolate but the two ingredients were together so then we have the idea of doing it with ice cream. we're just so. ice cream with pork fat ukrainians are familiar with this taste combination but for foreign visitors it's a little hard to swallow at first the son a restaurant in the fifth expects guests to be wary but once they try it don't want to over and silos artistically designed pork that dishes certain turning heads. and what that was certainly interesting are we turn our attention now to one of the most important contemporary photographers and artists of our time both gone until months now in the year two thousand cementing to his reputation in the world of art and culture when he became the first german artist to win the prestigious turner prize and he's just chalked up yet another award the goslar ke

marilyn senator ben cardin debated republican challenger tony campbell and unaffiliated challenger neal simon in the senate race. they will talk about the government's role in education. ♪ host: the 2018 midterm elections, the balance of the senate up for grabs. democratic, two-term senator ben cardin facing two challengers. side, republican professor and army veteran tony campbell, and independent neil --neal simon, a businessman from potomac. this is your future, your special, the mariner -- the maryland senate debate. jennifer: welcome. i'm jennifer gilbert, your moderator. we will start with the rules. no opening statements. each candidate gets one minute to respond to each question and each gets 30 seconds for a rebuttal. each will have two minutes for closing statements. we drew numbers for podium positions and the order of those closing statements. let's get started right now. it gentlemen, thank you for being with us. the confirmation process of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court has been a polarizing time. we have seen protests from those who believe the accusations from dr.

susie loftis in november 2019 and has been endorsed by marilyn london breed and other candidates include joe l yellow and deputy d.a. lead couch. >>> for 35:00 a.m. battle lines growing over what could be the toughest fight in years over housing. proposition 10 on the november ballot and would repeal a statewide measure that bands rent control on apartments, complexes and single-family homes built after 90 -- 9095. prop 10 is badly needed to keep rents and reach. new rent controls will hurt the landlords. >> is a difficult to be a landlord in san francisco. a lot of old-time landlords are getting out of the game and the institutional investors are coming in. >> we can address the housing crisis with rent control. >> a new poll released by the public policy of california shows the no on 10 campaign is leading by a 12-point margin. >>> san jose's rules commission will take up the idea of moving its mayoral election to coincide with the the presidential elections. the elections tend to draw far fewer voters than in the presidential election. 20204. >> is not a polygraph. we want to make sur

"> two residents died in the blaze..jessica tunis' mother linda tunis and marilyn ress..ica tunis: "this community, you know they're never going to be together again and it's really sad.">a memorial sits in the front of the fenced neighborhood healing through new found friendships with her mother's neighbor and their daughter..but still a long road for these homes that are still sitting here with no resolution..our calls to the property management and owners were not returned,but residents here tell me the owners plan to turn this lot into senior living apartments. here in santa rosa, gayle ong kron4 news ( marty ) the midterm elections are a few weeks away ... and a measure on the ballot would set aside money to try to ease the state's homeless crisis. proposition two would authorize two billion dollars in bonds for permanent housing and services for those with serious mental illness. the money go would go toward an organization called "no place like home" supporters sa

it happened along the potomac in marilyn. he was standing near the great falls, a series of rapids and waterfalls while trying to take in and the people nearby helped to pull him out. he is in a hospital recovering from injuries and that river had been above flood stage is because of recent rains. pennsylvania police say a car explosion that killed three men was in digital. the blast on saturday night shook neighborhood windows and sent debris flying more than 100 yards. atf agents and state police were on the scene and investigators called this blast a criminal incident and they say the person responsible was killed. one person described hearing the explosion. >> i just heard the explosion. a big explosion like. it scared me. i thought it was, like, a house that blew up like the one on 14th and allen. you know. >> information about why or how the car exploded has not yet been released. police leave it's an isolated incident and no threat to the public. the red cross is helping people who were disgraced -- displaced by the ex

what about the fact that you know senator sanders whoas featured in courtney's piece is calling on marilyn erreta to raise wages? today alone we had thousds of employees and mcdonald's in detroit rallying asking for $15 an hour. at what point does that start to trickle down if at all to the economy? >> right. so you know you can't totally discount that there may be some pr benefit some social responsibility aspect here. but it'er iting that all the announcements come at a time kewhen the labor m is tight and not five years ago. i think- it isu know it's reflective the fact that like i aid we have a tight labor mechanic. it's gradually showing up in the aggregate numbers. we are seeing average hourly earnings creing higher we get another look at that this fridar for septe numbers. it's showing up in american paychecks. and we tivnk current trends that continues on into next year. >> you so think other companies will be forced to follow amaze and's lead here. is that the idea. >> i think they will not ncessarily because ama is bidding away so many workers. even amazon, a huge company like th

in july around broader marilyn's case in the international court of justice alleging violations of the treaty of amity iran seeks to challenge the united states decision to cease participation in the iran nuclear deal and to reimpose the sanctions that were lifted as part of that deal. or as a term to interfere with the sovereign rights of the united states to take a lawful actions necessary to protect our national security. and iran is abusing the i.c.j. for political and propaganda purposes and their case as you can see even the decision lacked merit given iran's history of terrorism ballistic missile ective in the other morning behaviors iran's claims under the treaty are absurd. and that's the news for this hour join us again at seven pm moscow time for the latest global news headlines will see you. play . i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes have been each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last

marilyn monroe stepped in when her favorite nightclub the most combo in los angeles refused to let fitzgerald play due to the color back. when rowe contacted the manager and promised she'd sit in the front row for a week if he let fitzgerald perform. later ella fitzgerald said of monroe she was an unusual woman and ahead of her time she just didn't know. well if it's gerald and louis armstrong only collaborator done two albums today those old booms are world famous. it said the pair cracked so many jokes during the recording session that they often had to stop working because they were laughing so hard. to run this time norman grants persuaded island to begin a series of recordings exploring the great american songbook she was skeptical afraid of losing her loyal jazz audience my sense is that it was a surprise in some level because he had tried the idea of the song work out earlier with oscar peterson for example and that didn't really work. he just had the experience of watching ella fitzgerald with the jazz of the philharmonic his touring group that she could sing standards and reach an au

place in jail for president lula da silva the other candidates are way behind including a recap marilyn's from the willing resilient democratic movement whose own just two percent with no one likely to get fifty percent of the vote it's almost certain to go to a runoff between both sonera and her dad in three weeks the latest poll says that would be almost neck and neck with both sonar on forty four percent and her dad on forty three all those presidential candidates have taken part in their final debate before the election with just paulson or a missing brazilians are frustrated as an increase in violent crime several high profile corruption scandals and a stuttering economy reports from south park. the last debate before the elections on sunday something a little bit of the lisi did not want to miss. i am worried about what is already happening in brazil we need to tackle fascist ideas there is a complex polarization of our society but we can't forget what's been happening in brazil over the last few years it's important we vote on sunday so we can keep its democracy. seven of the presi

high-profile cases to limit the pa protection with climate change and air pollution and against marilyn's interest with the downwind states he has consistently voted against environmental regulations and judge kavanaugh is ripe with double standards as he is frequently tasked to give consideration for his statues and furthermore he places a low burden of proof on business is claiming injury for regulation while at the same time asserting a much higher standard of proof for citizens arguing that pollution is harmful. the cases involving judge kavanaugh documenting his support of the powerful interest is an area of public health of the environment another case against the epa judge kavanaugh wrote in opinion overturning a rule reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 73 percent and nitrous oxide by 54 percent the supreme court later ruled in favor of the epa overruling judge kavanaugh's opinion. accounting for two thirds of airborne major general - - nitrogen in chesapeake bay but that case of the coalition judge kavanaugh dissented from the decision that the epa had the ability to regulatehe e

of for more analysis on the story i'm joined in the studio senior political analyst marilyn bashara and a day after president vowed severe punishment saudi arabia has now issued a statement saying that they will react aggressively to any punitive action taken against them how serious a dispute is this turning into. rhetorical it is a bit of a dispute if you are especially because the so does read the american media and they think of it like the saudi media meaning as if it was controlled from above like puppets mr shintoism want to say but in the united states in fact there is a wide margin of press freedom as it were and i think the american media is quite angry at the fact that that one of their own. who wrote opinion pieces for the washington post would be allegedly assassinated by bias so the arabia. now. you could say that. president trump said everything or nothing so you know he said we're not going to touch one hundred ten billion dollars of. you know straight were no if it's real or or just promises of it and he said there would be severe punishment what's it of conscience we d

the marilyn monroe movies. when they tried to give you the bright pink bra. he was much bigger than that. he was a victoria's secret model. no, no thank you. and your dad did say. talk to us about your dad and so many women in america today do not feel like it's easier to be a woman and a man in america. my father have this notion that if we would have it easier. they would open doors for you. a romantic version. my father liked to say to me. you only talk about the disadvantages of being a woman but i only find advantages. my father continued on. i never saw them open the door. very continued to fix things. and she lived alone. so this is more in her mind. let's talk a little bit about american women and the last couple of weeks in particular. i would grant you that it's very hard to come pretend what is happening. i think so many of the reports of what is going on in terms of the accusations of the testimony of a woman who said she was assaulted and a man that insists he was not the person responsible for that. now at this point. when we were doing this int

high-profile cases to limit epa's protection on issues like climate change and air pollution and against marilyn's interest as the coastal downwind stategaind. av has consistently voted against environmental regulations in favor of corporate interest. judge kavanaugh jurisprudence hass double standards as he frequently attempts to put cost consideration to environmental regulations that do not exist in statutes. he also places a low burden of proof on businesses claiming injury for regulation although the others have a much higher standard saying that pollution is harmful to regulation. the following cases involve judge kavanaugh documenting his support ofa the powerful interest of the public interest of public health and the environment. one opinion he wrote against the epa overturned the epa rule with the sulfur dioxide emissions to be reduced by 73 percent nitrous oxide by 54 percent. the supreme court later ruled in favor of thef epa and overrule judge kavanaugh's opinion. two thirds of airborne nitrogen ends up in chesapeake bay. in the case of the coalition nor responsible regulation judge k

"> two residents died in the blaze..jessica tunis' mother linda tunis and marilyn ress..ssica tunis: "this community, you know they're never going to be together again and it's really sad.">a memorial sits in the front of the fenced neighborhood healing through new found friendships with her mother's neighbor and their daughter..but still a long road for these homes that are still sitting here with no resolution..our calls to the property management and owners were not returned,but residents here tell me the owners plan to turn this lot into senior living apartments. here in santa rosa, gayle ong kron4 news (justine) as we are hitting this one year mark for the deadly north bay fires... people are on edge with the current red flag warnings in effect in the newsong kron4 news (justine) as we are (justine) (justine) as we are hitting this one year mark for the deadly north bay fires... people are on edge with the current red flag warnings in effect in the bay area.(jr ston

marilyn matlin makes a rare television experience and match lap will be along as well. and one week after his fiery defense of judge kavanaugh became the rallying cry for conservatives, lindsey graham joins me tonight on where things stand now and where they go from here. plus, a "the ingraham angle" investigation. we've beento doing some investigating and to just how christine ford's name was leake leaked. but first, the democrats desperate salvage operation. that's the focus of tonight's angle. after another week of delay in the kavanaugh saga, the fbi supplemental report is in and it appears the democrats have lost another one. >> what we know for sure is the fbi report did not corroborate any of the allegations against judge kavanaugh. >> laura: given the undecided hamlet figure jeff flake so the report does not contain any new core operation. while susan collins calls it very thorough. let me say again, the report, all 46 pages of it apparentlyer produced zero corroborating evidence to back up the accusations of kavanaugh's accusers. but as we come to expect, a str

i support marilyn and -- the commitment to treat this the right way. you may remember earlier this week, he came out strong for prophecy. he is pledging it -- proposition c. he is pledging to help pass that initiative. >>> daylight saving time has made its way to the ballot to become permanent. proposition seven, the daylight saving proposition would allow the state legislature to establish daylight saving time year-round. status of remember of n se is c he says the time change impacts people's health. >> there are some data that shows that the heart attack rate increases during the springtime where people lose one hour of sleep. >> critics say that proposition seven would put california out of sync with other western states. even if it passes it will still require approval from congress to become permanent. >>> stay with kpix for campaign coverage of 2018. we will have a breakdown of all the ballot measures at kpix.com. >>> people on both ends of the bay are keeping an ion credit card statements after race bike in skimming. we show you how five skimme

my name is marilyn amini. my parcel has been identified as being on the flood zone map, and i am at 2667 14th avenue. you will see an arrow pointing to that. the criteria 4-bing on this map -- for the being on the map it is likely i would experience deep and contiguous flooding at least six inches. if you look at the second page of what i have handed you. actually, the fourth page showing how high my home is, i think it is highly unlikely that i would have any flooding at all because there is a continuous down sloping of slapped past my home to the corner at 14th and remarkable down -- what shall i say. down sloping down to 15th. the water opinioniously goes downhill around the corner at 14th and then down to 15th, which suffers real problems because you have the fact there is in sloping on all corners of the section. you will see the hand out that fpuc gave to all of the neighborhood asking for help after the 2013 flood at 15th and walanona asking that we remove street debris to help what is circled as being

marilyn senator ben cardin debated republican challenger tony campbell and unaffiliated challenger nealon in the senate race. they will talk about the government's role in education. ♪ host: the 2018 midterm elections, the balance of the senate up for grabs. democratic, two-term senator ben cardin facing two challengers. side, republican professor and

. >>> this morning a jewish prayer book once owned by model and actress marilyn monroe is going up for auction. it could sell for as much as $12,000. the book has annotations in the margins, but it is not known if monroe or someone else wrote them. she converted to she married playwright. >>> and this melted on the cooktop, and little bit of kitchen magic. a loo warning, california. a handful of billionaires have spent over $70 million on campaigns to undermine our public schools. and electing a former wall street banker named marshall tuck to superintendent of public instruction is all a part of the billionaires' plan to take money away from neighborhood public schools and give it to their corporate charter schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers for superintendent of public instruction. because keeping our kids safe and improving our neighborhood public schools is always tony's top priority. >>> good morning a. live lo gmo a live look from the pier camera. and gray skies are out, too. and no sun, but it could change for the inland areas,

then, a democrat and republican are vying for marilyn's sixth district state. later, the georgia governors andte with stacey abrams opponents, watch tomorrow night at 9:00 on c-span. announcer: the c-span buses traveling across the country on our 50's capitals tour. we recently stopped in hartford, connecticut. looking forward to the november midterm elections, we are asking folks which party should control congress and why. >> i am an independent voter so i usually do not have a strong opinion on who takes over in midterms or presidential elections, but this year, i am basically voting them a craddock -- voting democratic because a lot of things have an happening in the republican party do not sit well with me from a moral standpoint. there are lots and republican party who disagree with their leaders, but are not actually coming out and saying so. they are just toting the party line. that is where i have to draw distinction. there are a lot of things that i find favorable in both parties. i usually tend to vote my conscience, but this time, i think i'm voting

court appearance in miami. 56-year-old cesar sayoc faces five federal charges including the legal marilyn of explosives and making threats against former presidents. another packaged address to cnn, possibly linked to the case, was intercepted at a post office in atlanta this morning. he is due back in court friday for a bail hearing. >>> a vineyard worker in napa county today died after he got entangled with a grape picking machine. it happened this afternoon at the buckhannon winery. the victim has been identified at 49-year-old leon marcelo lua. cal osha and the napa county sheriff's department are investigating to extorted but police say -- the man police say gunned down worshipers in a synagogue in pittsburgh made his first court appearance today. proper bowers is charged with hate crimes and homicide and could face the death penalty. also today, the white house said the president and misses trump will visit pittsburgh tomorrow. the first funerals for some of the victims will also happen tomorrow. you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> organizers of the silicon valley jewish f

> many are concerned that progress made on various issues is now in question including democratic marilynen i'll get your response on the other side. >> we are very concerned about protecting the progress we've made on health care issues, on women's constitutional rights. on protecting the mueller investigation. so all of those issues we think are at risk. and it is going to put i think more interest on congress in the united states to protect health care, to protect women's rights to protect that no one is above the law. >> what do you think, vick? >> the bottom line is david is right on many issues there's not a big difference but many issues paramount to supreme court for example roe v. wade decision and mentioned by congressman this court is swinging more to the right so those issues are beginning to be if and when they come to the supreme court, they will be heard and that kennedy vote which was always the left leaning voting gone. now we have kavanaugh he's not a scall why with or far right as scalia but he's a right a qeivetive conservative justice and roe versus wade decision a lo

. >> dear republicans, there is a way that in the deep blue state, no place more democratic than marilyny hogan has been remarkably successful in maryland, but he hasn't been a democrat. he hasn't been a republican in name only. in fact, he has advanced sums conservative stuff in maryland, very successful, and hugely popular pit he will win in a walk, he has crushing it there, enormously popular. again, he didn't have to do it as some sort of swishy republican, he just had to do it as a guy who would listen to the other side and be an effective leader. it can be done. >> martha: yeah, and sometimes people like to split their state government bear the like have a couple of senators who are in one party, a the other party in the governors house. really quickly, wisconsin, governor walker. >> this is where it all started back in 2010, 2012. this is the one we are going to watch, wisconsin has been and will continue to be for the near future, the ultimate battleground in american politics, because that is where the trump and obama voters, those who swing voters that both parties are looking

"> two residents died in the blaze..jessica tunis' mother linda tunis and marilyn ress.. tunis: "this community, you know they're never going to be together again and it's really sad.">a memorial sits in the front of the fenced neighborhood healing through new found friendships with her mother's neighbor and their daughter..but still a long road for these homes that are still sitting here with no resolution..our calls to the property management and owners were not returned,but residents here tell me the owners plan to turn this lot into senior living apartments. here in santa rosa, gayle ong kron4 news (terisa) (terisa) shopping center demolition continues today in cupertino and now neighbors are speaking out with their concerns. those opposed to the plan say they are worried about what chemicals may be in the dust and debries since there have been automotive centers and orchards on the site. the group called better cupertino has also voiced concerns over the im