back at the agency, ming li is sitting with the wife.he's nervous s and upset, and doesn't wish to be identified. she discovered her husband's infidelity using a gps devicie and a hidden camera. he hasas no idea his wife knos about his affair. at first, the wife considered divorce. then shehe began to woworry at her future: alone, and with less money. that's when she decided to come here. >> a divorce wouldn't help. it's only when i'm feeling very angry that i consider it. deep down, i want to spend the rest of my life with him. i don't want my family to fall apart after 20 years, with all the ups and downs. >> meanwhile, the team at the restaurant kicks into gear. we're secretly filming from a nearby table. the e betrayed wifife believese money for the restauntnt comes frfrom her husband. his s lover isis in her early . yu ruocheng and his team want to strike up a conversation with her. they go over to the bar and say they want to order food for a company banquet. they take care to maintain their disguise. mistreress were to learn thehe

who has a campaign there a ming a russian language ads a potential voters you can see here the party head horse is a whole he's speaking out against left wing politics and multiculturalism but it's in russian this could make a difference as many as one point five million russian speakers are eligible to vote here in germany so you never know what effect that could have on sunday ok. to do social media many thanks for that background. and as the campaigning draws to a close ahead of sunday's vote why not join the conversation online you can get all our coverage on our web site t w dot com there's also plenty of content on our facebook page and on twitter just look for hash tag germany decides and as mentioned do get involved in tell us what you think. feel free as well of course to join our conversation here on the day or find us on twitter as well either at g.w. news or at my twitter handle spring on the road and don't forget to use that hash tag the day we'll be back on monday with in-depth analysis all the german elections the for now from all of us here in berlin thanks for watchi

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nice outing for mustachioed man ming den.o earned runs and a's win 3-2. >>> orange is the new black. i don't know what that means but 2-0 giants in the third. brandon crawford showing pop. doesn't reach the cove but 3-0 giants. matt moore deals. gets mark reynolds swing. six ks for moore. bottom seven. joe panik, third hit of the day. more hits against the rockies than anybody in the major leagues this year. hunter pence beat it's home. giants shutout on the line and induces the pop-up. giants win it 4-0. >>> raiders travel to washington to face the redskins sunday night by today all the talk about derek carr's new video. music video he filmed. now it's out. ♪ eecu, eecu >> derek carr's first music video of sorts. i know for sure his teammates are all over him on this. little bit out of character for d.c. it's for the credit union. check out jacket. he looks like he belongs in the role. looks the part of lead singer in boy band and older brother david also involved. knew it was coming and grudgingly addressed the video. >> li

who has a campaign there a ming a russian language ads a potential voters you can see here the party head. he's speaking out against left wing politics and multiculturalism but it's in russian this could make a difference as many as one point five million russian speakers are eligible to vote here in germany so you never know what effect that could have on sunday. to do social media many thanks for that background. now as the year of campaigning draws to a close ahead of sunday's elections why not join the conversation online that we're having you can get all our coverage on our web site that's w dot com there's also plenty of content on on do you know you know details when using facebook page and on twitter just look out for our hash tag germany decides and as i said get involved tell us what you think. turning to other news now britain's prime minister has delivered a major policy speech in italy in an attempt to give fresh impetus to briggs that negotiations which the e.u. is describing is stalled speaking in florence to reason may said the european union and the united kingdom ar

nice outing for mustachioed man ming den.o earned runs and a's win 3-2. >>> orange is the new black. i don't know what that means but 2-0 giants in the third. brandon crawford showing pop. doesn't reach the cove but 3-0 giants. matt moore deals. gets mark reynolds swing. six ks for moore. bottom seven. joe panik, third hit of the day. more hits against the rockies than anybody in the major huagues this year. pernt ben home. giants shutout on the line and induces the pop-up. giants win it 4-0. >>> raiders travel to washington to face the redskins sunday night by today all the talk about derek carr's new video. music video he filmed. now it's out. ♪ eecu, eecu >> derek carr's first music video of sorts. i know for sure his teammates are all over him on this. little bit out of character for d.c. it's f credit union. check out jacket. he looks like he belongs in the role. look part of leads the singer in boy band and older brother david also involved. knew it was coming and grudgingly addressed the video. >> literally a couple of

and here in the stream live on al-jazeera english and on you tube now i'm dan ming the conversation has been fiery online now bringing in your tweets and your tip comments as they come in now take a look about panel bash a sample of the comments we've been getting for the show this pitch comes to us from our uganda community here is james problem. because if you're coming. from entering into. what you presume to be so. the international media to cover such stories somebody come on somebody. needless to say that i would give ration has not seen any government apart from the president will billions of his we are there for disgusted by this month when people fall and be stunned to see. a bill to scrap constitutional caps on politicians in uganda has put democracy to the test. the and the us. these are just some of the scenes from parliament on tuesday as that bill came under debate terry and hurled chairs and swung microphone stands exposing a bitter rift between lawmakers m.p.'s from the opposition have vowed to fight the amendment apparently ugandan law prevents anyone over the age of se

. >>> plus -- >> she talked about file ming "entertainment tonight." >> secrets from anna nicole smith'song-lost diary. >>> then -- >> jessica simpson's stumble in l.a. katy perry's new tour secrets ree vealed. >> so much stuff is happening. >> and channing tatum tells us what it takes to be a magic mike director. >> the girl's like, okay. >> now, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the woman at the center of the kevin hart extortion video speaks out. >> montia sabbag stepped into the spot light today to refute claims she was part of the extortion part. she claims she's just a victim in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> i was involved with kevin hart a month ago. since then, my pictures and name have been released are lies written about me. i'm not an extortionist. i'm not a stripper. i'm a recording artist and actor. and i have not broken any laws. >> reporter: montia sabbag. says she had a brief, intimate relationship with kevin hart. but had no idea cameras were rolling while they were together. i spoke to her attorney, lisa bloom, after this morning's press conference. >> nontia

enrolled for meals on wheels, but i'm vegetarian and from that ming program isn't beneficial to me. so i'm -- host: can i ask you why it was $18?and why it was on the lower end of scale that we talked about early sner did they say why? income, they my had me down, i get -- supposed $958 a month, but my take 32 deductions for health insurance, which leaves me with $926. on the low end, but i'm there is another program through the senior center, that is trying to help done from the torrential rains we had last year year, it destroyed my front door things.k door and other i'm afraid the $18 allotment are giving me will for any other assistance. sharing ne thanks for your story. guest: first of all, i'm sorry o hear of your loss, three years can be a short recovery depending on the loss and the strength of the relationship. what the caller is pointing to ureaucratic issues involved in general. not knowing incredible amount about the caller's personal financial situation, you can see is a maze of different programs, different initiatives people ification levels encounter. one issue with

in delaware 90 for which will ming. smyrna a high of 87 degrees. a very pretty summer day. for those of you ready for fall it will not feel like it. for those of how wanted nice cool football weather not going to happen either. 88 kickoff. by 3:00, 90 degrees. i've been saying this throughout the morning, make sure you're staying hydrated. and that's with water that you need to drink at the football game all day long because of how warm it will be out there. on the hour by hour, no clouds roll through. this is the whole day. you didn't see a change on the board. as we go into monday scattered clouds are possible out there but overall a fairly dry monday forecast, too, and again temperatures warmer than average. now we're tracking maria. through today, monday, tuesday and even wednesday, maria will take a path similar to jose directly to the north of where it currently is. it sits to the east of florida and will run parallel to the east coast. by wednesday it's going to be the closest approach to the outer banks. notice the cone itself does indicate it could wobble right aga

we're talking about 60s to the mid- to high ming s. 70 for the those details straight ahead t u michelle? nations security council will meet today to discuss the peacekeeping efforts around the world and leaders are reacting to president trump's first appearance at the u.n. where he threatened to wipe one nation off the map. kpix 5's melissa caen reports. >> the united states has great strength and patience. but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we wha ch no utvece btaoi >> reporter: during his 41-minute address before the united nations general assembly president trump called on world leaders to isolate kim jong-un. >> rocket man is a suhis regime. >> reporter: the president also had strong criticism for iran. he called the international agreement to freeze its nuclear program a one-sided deal. >> frankly, that deal is an embarrassment to the united states and i don't think you have heard the belie me. >> reporter: mr. trump, also showcased his america first policy. >> as president of the united states, i will always put amrsa eryot u fias the leaders of your countries put

but were brought here as young people, in other they had any opportunity to make a decision united ming to the states. and of course, they have been raised here and have been going and they are american for everything, but the paperwork. host: where did they mostly come from? guest: they mostly came from them come ut 78% of from mexico. from gether they come mexi andco, guatemala, honduras el salvador. that makes up 85%. eavily from countries nearby and primarily mexico. host: while in the united states, are they going to school? is average education level? guest: in order for them to be ligible for daca, they have to be in high school or graduated from high school or in college graduated from college or in the military. one critical criterion is education. host: are most of them eligible o work, work age, are they working? guest: three-fourths of them are working. f those working, about a quarter of them are both going to school and working. are largely rse, young people who are by this ime at the college age, but they are definitely a population of itself, ng care also investing in an

narrator: wild aid features celebrities like chinese basketball legend yao ming to educate the chinesepublic about ivory. knights: well, the chinese government has been very supportive. we've been very lucky that cctv, which is the main govevernment run tv station inin china, h has run ourur messages in prime time. hutson: when they're surveyed, up to 70% of chinese consumers say they didn't know that for them to buy an i ivory trinketet means that an elephant actually has to die. and once they learned that fact, , most of them say they will no longer bubuy ivory. narrator: must africa's elephants go extinct? saving them calls for a multifaceted solution. hutsonon: have to l look at the demand side, at the supply side. we have to cooperate internatioionally. wewe have to involve businesses and statecraft and private citizens and ngos and law enforcrcement, and we have to educate people worldwide that your ivory trinkets mean that an elephahant has to die. thornton: we need to go back to the total ivory ban, including complete ban on domemestic trade in china and japan. if china andnd j

you have a great weekend thank for let ming in your home tonight. will simon day. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 11. >>> happening right now, the search is on for a man who police say shot a woman at her limerick home. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. we're toll the woman opened her front door only to be shot twice and now police say they're looking for the gunman. they know who he is. they just don't know where he is. >>> fox 29's shawnette wilson in montgomery county with the latest. >> reporter: tonight police continue to search for the ex boyfriend of the victim's daughter they say he's armed and dangerous. >> it's

son elden and his wife deon, they became friends with these chinese couples because of dining at ming'sestaurant. and they met the owner, dan lee, who called in his partners, johnny kan, the famous restaurant owner in san francisco, and two soy sauce manufacturers, john c. young, my father, and my uncle george hall. and they all bonded over hakone. and so, they bought it and used it as a retreat. and then, after 5 years of ownership and saving the gardens. and then the story was that chinese food saved hakone gardens, which, you know, such an unlikely partnership, but they loved hakone and wanted to keep its authenticity. robert: and we're going to talk a little bit more about that in the next segment, on the history of it. but give us an idea in terms of what you want people to know about the centennial celebration. shozo: well, the centennial celebration this year is our finale after 3 years of centennial celebrations. and we're going to be honoring the partnership, the partners, as well as william glennon, who was the mayor at the time when hakone was sold to the city of saratoga. ro

monch and from across the square now this grand facet of all welcome some of the bastion of the small ming bands and uniforms not only from russia but from across the world we just saw one hundred and twenty i cal take flight player is some macho along the square as you can see fireworks are right behind my back now that it's a march to the performance of the armenian military band now in addition to the best russian military bands and the gods in the drama band send over so much all its specialists from as far away as egypt china israel and india now we talked to some of the people who came here to russia to be a part of this past of all. it's my second time in moscow and have the festival a very good impression and i really like working with such kind in the he's very interesting just being in the festival. this is my first visit to moscow and it's absolutely beautiful especially dancing here in the red square it's just a dream come true for the sunni believe. the impression i got from the first of all is just mobilises is the time we're in this year we were able to work with a russian.

only ones targeting russian speakers the cd use sister party the c s who has a campaign there are a ming of russian language ads of potential voters you can see here the party head horse as a whole he's speaking out against left wing politics and multiculturalism but it's in russia this could make a difference as many as one point five million russian speakers are eligible to vote here in germany so you never know what effect that could have on sunday. to do social media many thanks for that background. and as the campaigning draws to a close ahead of sunday's vote why not join the conversation online you can get all our coverage on our web site t w dot com there's also plenty of content on our facebook page and on twitter just look for hash tag germany decides and as mentioned do get involved in tell us what you think. feel free as well of course to join our conversation here on the day or find us saw on twitter as well either at g.w. news or at my twitter handle spring on the road and don't forget to use that hash tag a day we'll be back on monday with in-depth analysis all of the germ

weaiv a ming in that stimulate the minds of young meng who may feel minds of young meng who may feel marginalized. hostwas the decision to pull funds done by the administration? guest: yes. the funds are designed to detect radicalization, provide the kind of counseling, the kind of help that authorities can use to prevent young men and women to go to these groups. over 400 individuals in the united states have been inceleste gated, about 60 who have been arrested and prosecuted. t's about nine men to each woman. al host: bryan is next. guest: how many people from luzzmim countries have overstayed woman their visas and what are we doing linchtly from the 9/ point to this point? thank you very much. >> i don't know how my individuals have overstayed their visas from any religious group or ethnic group. and i'm not sure that we are going to be trying to detect ose numbers based on that criteria. their vas but it is clear that we have many people who areverstayed. muslims, christians, and all other relincolnance and we should be pursuing those individuals. ho:ashington, d.c., good mornin

and here in the stream live on al-jazeera english and on you tube and i'm dan ming the conversation has been fiery online now bringing in your tweets and your tip comments as they come in now take a look about panel bachus a sample of the comments we've been getting for the show this pitch comes to us from our uganda community here is james problem. i missed this because i feel it's coming. from entering into. what you presume somebody oh so this is why we need to use the international meet the international media to cover such stories sunday morning something. that is to say that we did ration presidency in any government apart from the president will billions of his we are there for disgusted by this month. and we stand to see walk up or down vote with i did. a bill to scrap constitutional caps on politicians in uganda has put democracy to the test. the and eat beef. these are just some of the scenes from parliament on tuesday as that bill came under debate parliamentarians hurled chairs and swung microphone stands exposing a bitter rift between lawmakers m.p.'s from the opposition ha

coast,ming up the east maria just became a hurricane around the caribbean islands.out, but certainly it is a huge focus for the oil market. let's go to the bloomberg market one more time. what we see here is the spread isactually, what we've got the wrong chart. what we are seeing is the spread between the intermediate as refineries come back online. paul: let's talk about stocks in the spotlight. we have a big merger with northrop grumman and a new round of earnings. courtney: we have -- su: we have new headlines on northrop grumman won a lot of the mergers are announced, northrop grumman is said to be in a position to buy orbital ctk in a deal worth $7.5 billion as reported by the wall street journal. supplies advanced aerospace systems. this could be a big deal in the aerospace industry. let's take a look at fedex year to date. one of the better performers in the stock market and yet it is closely watched for its earnings as it is an indicator of the economy. a lot of the delivery and shipping companies are. pressures been under as a lot of other companies have b

going --ming up, it bitcoin prices have been hovering at record levels once again.ake a look at the crypto craze, coming up. remember, you can watch episodes of uber technology streamed online. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: welcome back to "best of bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. cryptocurrencies have been searching this year, causing the interest in digital assets despite. bloomberg technology took an in-depth look at the rise of virtual currencies. we began by looking at what make the market so volatile. caroline hyde reports. caroline: cryptocurrencies are in the midst of a record-setting run. names like bitcoin and ethereum has seen value skyrocket. bitcoin, close to a household name as you can get in cryptocurrencies, has jumped up over 350% this year. it jumped from just over $1000 at the start of the year to over $4500 recently. ethereum, the number two, is on the move as well. >> companies across all industries are looking at how to use this technology. caroline: it has not been smooth sailing. look at a recent 30 day snapshot of bitcoin and you can

the report echoes a similar note from kgi's ming-chi kuo earlier this week.pple's iphone x will go on sale in october and is expected to release in limited quantities in november. the apple iphone x is delayed because of two parts, dubbed romeo and juliet, that are used for facial recognition. ♪ because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. ssssh! because sometimes we want it cool at night, then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from everywhere, easy on the wallet and the eyes, nest thermostat e. e is for everyone. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. i am a first responder tor and i'emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working

the report echoes a similar note from kgi's ming-chi kuo earlier this week.le's iphone x will go on sale in october and is expected to release in limited quantities in november. the apple iphone x is delayed because of two parts, dubbed romeo and juliet, that are used for facial recognition. main cain will pitch his final game as a giant saturdayand it will also be the last of his career before today's game in arizona cain told his teammates in a closed meeting that he'll retire at the end of this seasoncain made his big-league debut with the giants in 2005 he pitched a perfect game in 2012 and in 2 of the giants' 3 winning world series appearances since 2010. he was also a 3-time all-starhere was cain recognition.facial are used for facial recognition. main cain will pitch his final game as a giant saturdayand it will also be the last of his career before today's game in arizona cain told his teammates in a closed meeting that he'll retire at the end of this seasoncain made his big-league debut with the giants in 2005 he pitched a perfect game in 2012 and in

em you have information, call t ming onto the alameda county court system.ore cases are coming back to oakland. the county's superior court is reversing an earlier decision to move felony arraignments to the courthouse in dublin right across from santa rita jail. they were trying to save money and increase efficiency but e move would limit family access to their loved ones' court appearances. they also said it would be a challenge for people without cars. >>> a mural in vallejo dedicated to young lives lost has been painted over. christin ayers explains why a major movie studio is apologizing. >> reporter: this used to be a colorful mural dedicated a boy who died. it's a blank wall. the people who painted over it for a movie production are apologizing. >> i didn't even one lt time. >> reporter: for champagne 15 foia the mural downtown was a source of comfort for her family. >> we walked by and stopped and looked at it and we would kiss it. >> reporter: it had been there for six years with the face of her 12-year-old son joey who died in 2011 after being stru

. >>> equifax is add it ming to a second systemwide hack in march months before disclosing the huge securityore recent breach in a affects 143 million of you. that was in july. bloomberg reporting these two are related. same intruders carrying out both attacks. they only announced the data breach two weeks ago. the time line is crucial, especially now for insider trading. the justice department is launching a criminal investigation. $2 million stock sale in early august after the company knew about the breach. they previously told cnn they did not know about the leak. the executives involved reportedly the cfo and president of information solutions making it unlikely they couldn't know about it and if they didn't, why not. >> all right. ahead. speaking of bung rling, the new york giants considered a super bowl favorite when the season began. two games later, anything but. andy scholes has more on this morning's bleacher ort. e instin. nutrient-dense, protein-rich, real meat number one. this is a different breed of natural nutrition. purina one, true instinct. (upbeat dance music) (bell ringi

upper 60s in will ming to and look at high temperature later on today. mid to upper 70s across the region. bob kelly had you are the roads? >> okay in some areas, like northeast philadelphia as we look live, 411, 95 near cottman avenue looking good as we roll out of northeast philly to center city. a live look downtown the vine expressway open this morning. no overnight construction. we have an accident. fatal crash in chester county. along the eastbound side of route 30 all lanes pushed off here. all traffic pushed off at 22. accident last night involving this tractor-trailer. so this is eastbound side of the 0 bypass. your best bet as you get ready to leave chester county this morning get off here route 322 and 22 will get you to route 30 local and that will get to you chester county and back ton bypass. add an extra i would say 10, 15 minutes to your trip this morning coming out of thorndale. chester county, karen and thomas back over to you. >> bob, thanks so much. >> absolutely clear on the parkway. 4:12. great to the you have with us this thursday

futures are slightly lower despite that sabre rat ming going on rattling going on around the world. a touch. if markets were to open up now, we would still technically be in the red. if we can look at the ten-year this is something we're watching closely as always. especially after the fed meeting this week. we're sitting back down from where we were prior with the fed meeting reaction so 2.257%. >> asian equities are soft today in light of the ongoing rhetoric not too soft down about 0.8% for hong kong, but the affected markets, korea, and japan, down a little bit less than that european trade is mixed. we had good pmi data across the eurozone this morning. that has led to a strengthening of the euro. we have not had much of a positive reaction to equities. >> let's check in on oil prices. we hit a four-month high yesterday in the session, but pulled back to close slightly lower, also a little lower this morning but hanging in at $50 per barrel range for wti if we can look at what's going on with the dollar we see the euro a bit stronger against the greenback. as far as the pound,

. >>> joe is here no talk about the raiders underwhen ming performance. >> yeah, usually at the end ofave one loss and one win at least, and the raiders now have one of each in those categories. the raiders had the big stage tonight, playing the sunday night game in washington. the raiders had originally planned to stay in the locker room, but instead came out for a combination of linked arms, taking a knee, and mark davis observing the usual protocol from the press box. for a number of reasons, the raider mace have wished they had not come out at all. derek carr putting a little too much under this ball, picked off by nicholson. just five minutes and change into the game, kirk cousins to thompson. raiders down 7-0. more of that in the second quarter. almost a perfect game for cousins, too threw a strike to vernon davis. a 14-0 hole for the raiders as they went to the locker room. and then cousins lets it fly, and that's a 52-yard score. the raidishes did get a short field after a fumble, and took advantage on this carr to cook pass. cook gets in at the pylon. the raiders need a stop,

iphone eight was little under well ming.lined up to get the phone but not like they have for previous releases. the lines and crowds were a lot thinner because of an extra wrinkle this year. while theism phone eight and iphone eight plus go on sale dat iphone x hits stores in early november. this mark the first time apple has split the launch of its new flagship phones. as a result, many are just waiting until the x is released even though it is a price tag avenue thousand bucks. >>> now keeping an eye on your health and a warning for those who donate blood on a regular basis. researchers in the uk found about a quarter of frequent blood donors developed an iron deficiency by the two-year mark. the study followed more than 45,000 regular blood donors who donate blood every eight weeks. some complained of symptoms like fatigue, dizziness and trouble breathing. anyone with those symptoms should cut back donating to every 12 to 16 weeks. >>> moving to your money tonig tonight, wearable device may be able to help monitor your dr

. >>> coming up in sports in a ming also lack of the running game has a serious issue in the first two games, head coach doug pederson addressed the problem and hear what he has to say next in sports. would you look at her? our mini old el paso taco boat's growing up so fast. hey sweety, chicken or beef? dad you know i'm vegan. beets! chicken or beets? good save. anything goes in old el paso. in this home we make breakfast. sometimes messes! but always masterpieces ...together. what matters most is made at home. sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. peterson's wife. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month. >>> the eagles, suffered a tough loss with the chiefs and biggest prob

. >>> coming up in sports in a ming also will head out west to l.a. to take on the chargers hear why zach ertz thinks this game will be tougher then it looks, next in sports. >>> the regular season is right around the corner for the flyers, they kicked things off next wednesday against san help say, last night they had another preseason game with the bruins, flyers jumped all over bruins early, second period already up moran with the perfect pass to wayne simmonds and he cashes in the flyers, get easy win five-one. >>> to the eagles heading out west to take on chargers and that game will be a lot harder then it looks. zach ertz knows that this and it is not going to sleep on the chargers. >> they have just haven't had the ball bounce their way, they who 19-17, 24-21 and they played with the chiefs until very end. they're a good team. long flight. we are looking forward to going on the road again an getting another road victory. >>> to the yankees and rays, sixth inning trever with the solo shot to left, yankees lose this 19-six. another yankees who or

. >> liz: switching gears former first lady michelle obama slam ming women who voted for president trumpt's listen. >> any woman who voted against hillary clinton, [unable to hear ] his voice and you don't like him. >> liz: and this week, supreme court justice ruth ginsberg said hillary clinton did not win the presidency because she's a woman let's listen. >> do you think sexism played a role in that campaign? >> do i think so? yes. >> i have no doubt that it did. >> [applause] >> do you think it was decisive? >> that it was? >> divisive. in other words if hillary clinton had been a man she would have won that election going away? >> there's so many things that might have been decisive but that was a major major factor. >> liz: okay was it sexist when women voted for obama over hillary in the 2007 primary? was it sexism that stopped hillary from campaigning in wisconsin or pennsylvania? >> well if you ask a liberal dep o contract i'd guess you'd have to say no. i mean this is where the confusion comes from an why so many people are tired of gender- identity politics because it failed and

warming and hugh mid in philadelphia and whim ming ton. millville 79.theasterly wind an indication the storm is to the south of us just like nor'easter. hurricane jose a category one storm 250 miles east of cape hatteras north carolina. it's moving north at 10 miles an hour. it will continue that track and then make the turn off the jersey shore this crazy loop again hanging off the coast for at least a couple of days through friday. so that wave action will continue into the weekend. so as we talk about the impacts, the hurricane center, just downgraded the wind impact and that means those tropical storm force winds staying offshore with the latest track from the national hurricane center so they have dropped that tropical storm watch for the jersey shore and the delaware beaches. but we're still talking about gusty winds. when we look at the winds i talked about this earlier in the show, we're seeing that northeasterly wind at about 25 miles an hour down the shore tonight. tomorrow the maximum winds will be about 34, 35 miles an hour. below that tropi

deal with the aspen, colorado, ceo is moving his, you talk and beginning about the guy moving the ming dynasty vase. >> ch'ing dynasty gravestones. i'm not sure, maybe that's part of it. you can get treated pretty disrespectfully without moving which people. [laughing] >> you get paid better for it. i think i love driver don't want to do that kind of work, loading and unloading the truck. that's the first thing anybody ever since at a truck stop coffee count is you guys have to load or unload trucks? yes, that's right we do. on the other hand, i don't have to drive 200,000 miles a year and i don't go from, say, new jersey to san jose once a week, four weeks a month, 52 weeks a year doing 3000 miles a week. that is hard work. it's different work and i certainly don't want to denigrate the work that any other truckers do. i'm guessing our work is different, and because it's different it's paid better. you can't just walk into a moving company and say i want to be a mover. you've got to know what you are doing. so i started at 17 and greenwich, connecticut, and that's what put me here but

open in flushing ming oys, new york.-- meadows, new york. >> woodruff: next, another in our brief but spectacular series, where we ask interesting people to describe their passions. tonight, we hear from lisa lucas, the executive director of the national book foundation. the organization was established to raise the cultural awareness of great writing in america and presents the national book awards, which will take place november 15th in new york city. >> i'm loud, i was born loud. i get excited about things that i love. and i've always loved books, i've-- i love the stories, i love the sentences, i love the paper. i love the way that they smell. the variety of them, the people standing next to you when you shop for them. the fact that any time somebody comes up with a problem in the world or something you don't understand, you can say," there's a book for that." the national book award has been around since 1950, and 68 years later, it's one of the most prestigious literary prizes and awards in the country. it places you alongside people like flannery o'connor and ralph ellison, and