which is what destructive in average larry sense because you'll be surprised if you know about michelle reed and why she was brought in, which is there's a sort of nationwide kind of war on teachers going on, which is find the bad teachers, get rid of. the and then we'll fix education, and a bunch of presidents want to be the president that fixed education. we can talk about whether that makes sense but the idea was to get rid of bad teachers. right? and in a larger destructive feedback loop enengine gird the value-add model, get can rid of good teachers because good teachers have been quitting, retiring early, and most of all they've been moving to affluent suburbs that don't have the scoring system. and right now we have a nationwide shortage of teacher is. so i would argue that this regime of this opaque value-added model hat been very bad. something that is especially insidious about that. talk about algorithms and that can sound techy and foreign, things we don't interact with. but a lot of the algorithms we're talking about here, that we both work on, have tons of similarities, sometim

in a letter to comey reed accusing him of, quote, appearing to be aiding one political party over another. >> michelle: this brings us to our will the latest fbi clinton email controversy affect your vote for president? let us know what you think? head over to our website, news3lv.com, and click on the question of the day icon. >>> all throughout the month of october we've been talking about breast cancer awareness. a very important cause. ultimately, the goal is to save lives. the valley really came together in a big way this weekend. >> michelle: this weekend, more than 22,000 people laced up help find a cure. it's part of the american cancer society's making strides against breast cancer walk. and this one was held at the red rock casino. our very own jeff maher emceed the event. people were dressed up in pink from head to toe. of course that's the color for breast cancer. and in just one day the valley helped raise more than $750,000 to go towards breast cancer research. if you would like more information go to our website, the cable car all because of his dog. >> michelle: the community is not ha

reed's seat, and it's 40% to 35%. the average is a little tighter than that with heck leading a couple of polls. michellewhat is this race looking like? >> very tight. it's really going to depend on how many voters turn out. heck had been leading for a long time but just by a small margin. but now he's unendorsed trump. there's just more turmoil in that campaign. >> is that causing him a problem, or how does that play here? >> i think it's yet to be determined. there's polls on either side. some show it's a wash. the republican ones show it's not really net loss for him. democrat commissioned polls show it is a net loss for him. so i think it will be a matter of, you know, over the next couple days and weeks, are people still angry? you saw people booing him when he unendorsed trump. is that going to wear off? are people going to, in the end, go with him anyway? >> yeah. colton, you know, las vegas knows donald trump. he's got a building here. he's been here. how does that play in that senate race particularly? >> i think like michelle mentioned, the unendorsement, we haven't seen how it's going to play