moore?minal history to be sure, but was he a killer? >> there were certain things about paul's past, detective psalm was unable to share with us, for reasons we'll explain later. we discovered a saga of smart expensive lawyering, dealing with misdeeds that go way beyond tapping an ex-wives telephone. in 1997, paul was arrested after an incident in san francisco one night. charges that could put paul in prison for a decade or more. instead, paul spent nearly flee years, driving back and forth between his place in colusa and san francisco. the result? paul simply got probation, after pleading no contest to assault with intent to commit rape, but denying blame for the offense. >> the other charges were dropped. but this put paul on the california sex offender list. he went into exile near santa cruz. paul's intent to commit rape conviction was dropped seven years later. he pleaded no contest to the assault with a deadly weapons charge. which meant he was no longer a registered sex offender. and

one of moore 's colleagues added another reality. southern baptist controlled the whole damn state and they will vote for roy. it will be a landslide. yet, there is always been more than one kind of christianity turning in alabama. as martin luther king jr. called upon it in 1963 from a birmingham jail, so too did the greater birmingham ministries and bethel ame church in 2017. and it can never be forgotten that the state that produced the eugene -- sheriff jim clark and judge roy moore 's also created the civil rights warriors. who took down and defeated bull, jim and now roy in their crosshairs. [laughter] [applause] yeah. [applause] and now i'm going to take us to the night of the election because that section i am skipping tis what the civil rights warriors did. [laughter] roy moore nonetheless, had a lock on the republican stronghold in most of the northern sectors of the state. and the vote tallies began to roll in, his lead continued to grow. it looked almost insurmountable. as the votes continued to be counted, the elections

moore denies the allegations. he says these are political attacks.een out on the trail covering both races. in alabama he said he found plenty of people that could not vote for him. >> i cannot get over his history. >> i definitely have a problem with roy moore's past. not just being a sexual predator but also thinking he is above the law. >> i wanted to vote for moore, but i'm not so sure anymore. >> in mississippi, we have found voters more willing to give hyde-smith a past. >> she's a conservative republican. >> do you think that hyde-smith wins on tuesday? >> i hope so. >> i will go to christina greer here first. the prospect of embarrassment is something we see coming to the floor again here in mississippi as we saw in alabama. when you look at what hyde-smith has done, democrats are trying to push this narrative that there will be people in mississippi that will be embarrassed, rightfully so, by what she's done in the past. >> and there will be people in mississippi encouraged by what she is doing. mississippi is not alabama. mike espy is not a

and michael moore is back with us. so you're sitting at home possibly watching the coverage of this, possibly the way i was when they made the arrest. you see the van, you see your face on the van. how do you feel? >> i was -- i was both stunned and the honest truth is honestly i thought, well, at least he used a decent picture. i'm not that quite photogenic. i don't normally see a good picture of myself, no, but seriously i was -- >> the fbi came to see you about it. >> yes, and the fbi came to see me a couple days later and said they'd found an abundance of research, their words, in his van on me. both on his commuter -- >> a lot more than a picture. >> yes, materials and things in the van. and they were concerned they may be in the system still a package on its way. so they wanted to take the necessary precautions and me to -- listen, i've been at this a long time and it's not really that unusual for me to have to put up with this kind of hate or threats of violence or whatever. you know, it's the country i live it,

the antithesis of trump really is michael moore. boisterous.s look a little like large marge from pee-wee's. he knows how to get the base going with his movies. the dems will have an advantage with the media because this next 2020, it's going to be about good versus evil. the battle against evil monster trump, so who they ever get, it's going to be gondi versus hitler. the media is going to get behind that person and that's going to be way easy to go up against trump. >> dagen: i am looking forward to watching these democratic candidates through shaded each other. hillary clinton accused bernie sanders of being a sexist because she talks loudly and she needed about being a woman but who's going to call out elizabeth warren for letting harvard law -- >> greg: who is going to share the debate questions? [laughter] >> juan: i think republicans did a pretty good job throwing shade but donald trump is president. >> greg: chris christie had the most shade. >> juan: you are fat shaming today. coming up, protesters targeting our very own tucker carlson

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i zero in on that epic battle in alabama against roy moore and doug jones.this was some shared jedi. [laughter] i start off the chapter to lay out alabama the poverty and public health crisis in education crisis and alabama ranking in the bottom tier consistently and all of these quality-of-life indicators. this is the toxic blue base that gave rise to judge roy moore the republican candidate for the u.s. senate in a 2017 special election.ec his bible thumping diatribe embodied the sense of god ordained racism that had already doomed the state to the bottom tier. his resume was a testament to homegrown canon masquerading as homespun symbolism despite his obvious shortcomings the idea senator roy moore was not so far-fetched that only had republican one every u.s. senate election in alabama over the past 25 years but since the advent of shelby county which was the supreme court's decisions that gutted the voting rights act they had amassed voter suppression techniques targeted at one constituency that could possibly give doug jones beyond a snowball's chance

we are here with michael moore. this is not a laughing matter.. so, i do want to ask about this. it was terrifying last week when we saw images of the mail bomber's van. and he had images all over it. cross hairs on some people, including you. what was it like to see yourself with a crosshair on the side of a van of a man like this? >> yeah, i'm -- well i was -- actually i was watching cnn live, and all of a sudden there was my picture on his van. honestly i have to say my first thought was that -- that's a really good picture. [ laughter ] i mean he could have use a much worse picture. >> seth: yeah. >> and the other -- my second thought was the bull's-eye, the target he put over me wasn't all over my face. it was just down here like, on my neck and shoulder. so, you know, i gave him a little bit of credit, not really. >> seth: oh, i gotcha. >> yeah. but, no it's -- i mean look. this is a very serious time. >> seth: and did law enforcement contact you? >> yup. well, the fbi knocked on my door. >> seth: wow they really -- >> yeah. >> seth: wow, t

viewers are familiar with stephen moore. stephen moore, what is -- guest: hope you had a great thanksgiving. 2.5 yearshis book ago. larry kudlow who is now the chief economist for donald trump -- host: appeared in your book? guest: right when the campaign was getting going. there were 15 republicans running for president or something like that, and i think i knew 14 out of the 15, donald trump, we met with him and talked about economics, the four of us, and it was an amazing meeting. after that, he asked us to be his steering economic advisers and he is a hard guy to say no to. he is a very different person in private than in public. i felt them to be charming, very wise and insightful. it was really fun working on that campaign the donald trump and we helped to write the tax plan another regulation policies. basically what trump win it's is nimcssically, what trumpo nots that donald trump is ideological. donald trump does not see the world in that way he is just a businessman wanting to bring business principles to washingt

we go to filmmaker and activist, michael moore. thanks for making time on a busy weekend. >> thank you, ari. i'm here in pennsylvania and there are no cacti like that. >> no, but your hat is green. >> that's from west virginia. i'm hitting all the bases here in the last few days. >> everything you can do. i want to get in to economics and jobs with you. in a minute we have stuff like that. we start with the politics and you see the polls not only showing democrats up, but cook, which is nonpartisan, show him up by a lot. taking over 30 seats which would be a clean sweep of the house. what's your view tonight? >> i'm warning against it now. do not listen to the polls or the pundits. it was wrong before. people in the weekend before the election in 2016, democrats were all excited and everybody was feeling like it was in the bag and even the "new york times" on the day of the election said there was only a 15% chance of trump winning that day. do not pay any attention to this. do not listen to nancy pelosi when she goes on stephen co

but this is clearly the set up by donald trump for the final showdown with the investigation robert moore in the immediate future i think the approach will be to contain more matthew whittaker has the power to veto subpoenas and of course robert moore and his team to wrap up their inquiry want to subpoena donald trump to meet him face to face and ask him questions about what happened in two thousand and six change but that's not enough in the long run because more is going to continue he's not going to stop investigating and i think the open question we have right now is is matthew whitaker stay in the post or does donald trump try to bring in someone else and we can speculate on who that might be to finally fire moore if he does that will be the biggest constitutional crisis in recent american history even greater than that in the one nine hundred seventy s. when richard nixon tried to shut down the watergate inquiry it's got there's another question in washington today during the president's press conference yesterday there was a dispute between the president and a c.n.n. reporter jim a

i turn now to academy award winning documentary filmmaker and activist michael moore.hanks for making time on a busy weekend. >> thank you, ari. i'm here in pennsylvania, and there are no cacti like that here in pennsylvania. >> no, but your hat's green instead of -- >> my hat's green. west virginia, so i'm hitting all the bases here in the last few days. >> everything you can do. i want to get into -- >> yes, everything. >> i want to get into economics and jobs with you. in a minute, we have some stuff on that, but let's start on an election weekend with the politics. you see these polls not only shows democrats up, but cook, which is nonpartisan, showing them up by a lot, potentially taking over 30 seats, which would be a clean sweep of the house. you have warned about that kind of thing before. what's your view of it tonight? >> yes. i'm warning against it now. do not listen to the polls or the pundits. their stuff was wrong before. people in the weekend before the election in 2016, democrats were all excited. everybody was feeling like it was in the bag. even in "t

amy moore of washington university in st. louis. >> my goal with children with asm was to restore hip stability, and then motion of the upper legs. >> reporter: moore says she's the only doctor in the u.s. to perform nerve transfers on children's lower extremities. >> i used what they had, and they were wiggling their toes, and so i was able to move a nerve that wiggles the toes to the hips. >>> how are you? give me a hug. good to see you. >> reporter: 14 months ago, moore performed the nerve transfer surgery on brandon at st. louis children's hospital. during last week's checkup, brandon says he now only uses his wheelchair to play basketball. >> i bet you're the best. >> he's getting better. >> reporter: now i see you're walking. >> it's been amazing. thanks to miss -- dr. moore, i can go outside, play on my brother's play football. >> reporter: the cause of asm is still unknown. according to the cdc, nearly 400 people have been diagnosed since 2014. in august, cases spiked after a 2017 lull. >> it's a very rare condition,

tonight -- michael moore, from "wildlife", writer and director paul dano, featuring the 8g band withon theodore. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. how are we doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. when asked in an interview, yesterday, if he's always truthful, president trump y,responded, quote, "i do nd i always want to tell the truthl when i can, i he truth." [ laughter ] wow! i mean it's hard to believe that in a couple of hundred years t america went from "i canll a lie" to, "let's see how i feel." [ laughter ] in a new axios interview, president trump claimed that if he receid more favorable news coverage he would be, quote, "the nicest president you've ever seen." [ laughter ] maybe, if this is the only other president you've ever seen.ug [ er ] [ applause ]mi housrity leader nancy pelosi received a standing ovation this week while tending a performance of bruce springsteen's broadway show. and d cruz got an ovation at "phantom of the ope

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there's this old baptist saying, beth moore is a southern baptist.ng when you mix horse manure and ice cream together, the horse manure stays the same, but the ice cream, the church, is ruined forever as a result of this. i think that's what she's getting at. beth moore is concerned less about the fate of america, although i'm sure she's concerned about that, too, as she is about the purity of the christian church. what the support of donald trump is doing to damage the witness of the gospel. >> reverend, your thoughts on that? and what did you hear when you were with all of these people in chicago? >>. >> i heard at 9/11 when america was under attack, from the outside, we banded together, we prayed together. people who dent even have a -- didn't even have a connection to a horuse of worship came togethr because we were under attack. what i heard in chicago is that we're under attack now. our democracy is under vote by people who cannot vote -- >> by who? >> those who would suppress the vote. 39 states today deny the right to vote. native americans a

candidates who are quite, quite different in the georgia race, really at opposite ends. >> and roy moore had president trump behind him, too, big support. >> glor: john, i can ask you quickly, the note major just made about the white house official, that projection at 4:00 this afternoon, that there would be a republican net loss in the house but they would keep their majority. that would be a bit of a stunner, based on what we've seen so far, what's been projected. >> yes. i mean, we're deeper down the road of speculation, but, yes, we know the president's party always loses -- usually loses, not always-- usually loses seats, so you would expect that. if the republicans were able to keep control of the house with all the expectationing that they wouldn't, that would mean not but it would mean conservatives turned out in the districts the democrats were reached out to. the president is not just on a referendum on his policies. it's his political strategy here. that would mean his decision, as major was saying, to run a race a certain kind of way, ended up helping republicans. >> when we

moore. according to dr.ypically respond best because their nerves grow back faster. she says nerve transfers are most successful win nine months of diagnosis and brandon told us he wants to be a surgeon just like dr. moore. >> let's hope she's on to something. >> very nice. >>> coming up next, a look at this morning's other headlines, including how some students are learning up behind a teacher captured on video taking part >>> good monday morning. a cool start to the day. as the afternoon -- as we head through the afternoon, enjoy the sunshine. we are above average for this time of year. low 70s in oakland, 73 in fremont and upper 70s for livermore and napa. mid-70s in san jose. through the week, temperatures are cooler by the middle part of the week and warming up for the weekend. tag! ♪ ♪ you're it! ♪ toyota. let's go places. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here.... here... or here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, ze

people like michael moore would have a bigger say in your life.le are jumping up and down at the idea that michael moore will be a frequent guest at the white house. >> martha: he feels pretty good because he looked at the midterms and said michigan, wisconsin all turned blue. those are formidable changes that we saw in the midterms in terms of 2020. a quick thought on that. >> i think president trump is going to be hard to beat. midterms basically defied expectations. we actually grew the majority in the senate. name one time that has happened, maybe once in the last 100 years. and the losses in the house were a lot less than historical. i'm ready to govern, i'm ready for 2020, i'm all in for trump. my advice for the democratic party, keep listening to michael moore, he will steer you in the right direction. >> martha: senator lindsey graham, it's a pleasure. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> martha: you know him as the host of the next revolution on fox news but did you know long before she built a successful tv, he served a long r

so -- >> sorry. >> michael moore is going to be my first guest. he is very pleased with the democratic victories that we saw on tuesday night and that we continue to see today. more of them today. and the victories are now moving up into where the exit polls were actually projecting them on tuesday for democrats. the exit polls were saying they were going to take at least 30 seats, maybe more. they have now taken 30, and they may be taking more. and so michael moore is one of those people who's not looking at it with any kind of disappointment at all on what happened tuesday. >> no. and the way this is -- we should have known this. i think in some ways we did know this on tuesday night when the democrats were targeting so many seats in california, and we know that it takes a month to count in california. democrats are over 30 seats flipped right now. they may get up to 35, 36, 37 very quickly. at least i was focused on california in case those california seats were the difference in terms of who controlled the house. but that's not where they're c

but genealogist cece moore's been able to identify two of ben's second cousins.t grandparents. she then builds the family trees forward with their decedents. pouring over obituaries, gravesite locators, and census records, she has pared it down to two women. one who would be ben's aunt, and the other, would be his mother. how certain did you feel that you had the right two women that probably would wind up being his mother? >> i felt completely certain that i had the right two women. because of the way the family trees came together, there was just no other explanation. >> reporter: for ben, it's the meteoric moment. >> i'm going to see if she's willing to talk to me. i've been less nervous doing operations in baghdad than i am right now. >> reporter: unannounced, ben is rolling the dice, pulling into the office building where one of the sisters works, certain she's either his aunt or his biological mom. tell me what your feeling is. you're dialing that number and you're waiting. >> the keys on the phone felt pretty heavy as i was pushing them. here we go. >> hi.

michael moore last night channeling his inner kornacki.y, i think steve kornacki is a little better than you. >> i was doing the full kornacki. >> intensity. >> you are not supposed to go full court. you are not supposed to touch that board in certain places. >> no! >> but i was going to the red states. i wasn't afraid of it. >> filmmaker michael moore is here, everybody. [ applause ] >> his latest documentary is fahrenheit. time magazine and author of the book "degrees in plaque." msnbc political analyst and former republican strategist, former republican. yeah. okay. i guess that's where we're at. >> that is in the rear view mirror. >> what are we today? >> madsonian democracy works. there is one party rule done at least for the next two years. >> yes. >> michael moore, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. drive safely. >> rice a ronzy our departing gift for you. >> i was hoping to sing with carol king. >> oh. >> what was your take away last night? >> the same as in every election after 1998. the republican versus won the vote once

and later michael moore on why nobody has an excuse not to vote, especially this year. we have quite simply never seen a midterm election like this one, one in which in the words of president barack obama the very character of our nation is on the ballot. the early vote data is staggering. more than 35 million people have already voted. in some states including right here in texas, there have already been more early votes cast than were cast in the last midterms overall. that includes election day. across the country, organizers say they have never seen levels of enthusiasm like this. there's a good chance that someone you know, maybe someone who wasn't even particularly politically engaged in the past this weekend, canvassing in an unfamiliar neighborhood in a last-ditch effort to get out every last vote. we don't know, let's be clear, how all this energy will translate to election results. that said, it sure does seem to have republicans a little spooked. the president's closing strategy of fear mongering has reached racist levels including ads on the major news chann

law, and the name moor's law. and carver heavy my counsel for decades, and he has lots of ideas for the future of technology. it doesn't -- it's not necessarily going to be based on if you want to actually have intelligence it's got to be carbon. you can't do it in silken. >> peter: george gilder, as always thank you for talking to us on book tv. >> george: it's great to be here. thank you. >> you're watching book tv on c-span 2. for a complete television schedule visit booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social media at book tv on twitter, instagram and facebook. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. and coming up this wednesday morning, we'll open the phone lines all morning and take your social media comments on the campaign 2018 elections and results across the nation. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live starting at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> tomorrow night on book tv a look at rent biographie

supported by allies in the process donald trump and his group are going to try to say that robert moore is illegitimate and set up for his dismissal now will that succeed two questions one is there enough resistance in congress not just from democrats but some republicans to try to check this and to how does robert moore move legally with this process when is he ready to present the evidence not only against allies of donald trump the donald trump himself that's probably going to be in the spring so that gives donald trump in his inner circle let's say four months to get him out to fire them before they have to face the music. so and that's actually not the only news that we have coming from washington because also yesterday during the president's press conference there was a dispute between the president and a c.n.n. reporter jim acosta asked the president about the migrant caravan headed north and things really heated up i like to play this video and then get your reaction there after that it is there we go well if you want us president that this caravan was an invasion as you know i

and the name moore's law. carver has been my counsel for decades, and he's got lots of ideas for the future of technology. it's not necessarily going to be based on, if you want to actually have intelligence, it's got to be carbon. you can't do it in silicon. >> host: george gilder, as always, thanks for talking with us on booktv. >> guest: it's great to be here. thank you. i always appreciate your brilliance. >> i thought about, even before i begin the book and it occurred to me there might be something always presidents had in common, not that they were forgotten but significant in some way. >> this week on q&a, university of north carolina constitutional law professor michael gerhardt talks about two of his books, the forgotten presidents, , and impeachment. >> i think bill clinton did a lot commit his own impeachment. i think that he new members of congress were looking for them to make mistakes and then when he made those mistakes and later testified under oath in a way that was false, and for which is la

and then masquerading in the patriotic symbolism despite the obvious shortcomings that roy moore was not so far-fetched. every u.s. senate election in alabama over the past 25 years but since the advent of shelby county the supreme court's decisions from the voting rights act they had amassed a powerful array of these techniques targeted on the one constituency that could give dow jones something beyond a snowballs chance in hell and a sliver of hope of winning. each re- drawn boundary each understaffed barely equipped polling station, each longline and each id requirement all negatively affected voter turnout. the first test was the 2014 midterm election. as naacp legal defense fund president cheryl isa noted alabama voter turnout reached a shameful nadir plummeting to the lowest it had been in decades. in counties with sizable minority populations alabama achieved what no other state had, a full 5% decline in voter turnout, the most precipitous drop in the nation. secretary of state john merrill and other lawmakers did not see the problem and issue of the access to the ballot box h

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moore's law says that every year chips get 30% cheaper for the same function.m my time in semi conductors, that moore's law compounded 30%, cost reduction occurred it is a factor of 300. i want to bring it home, let me apply that learning curve to cars i did a little math this morning. if cars followed the same learning curve since i got in semi conductors, you would buy a car for 100 bucks and it would go around the world 25,000 miles on one gallon of gasoline. so it is amazing beyond belief that's still happening in the semi conductor world it may go underwater for awhile and come back. in this case i don't think we have the worry it will go down in october and stay down a year unless the economy crashes because we've got big things driving semi conductors. we're going to go to gen 5, new wave of cell phones. new frequencies are high, they carry a lot of data. unfortunately, high frequency radio doesn't go far, so you have to have a lot of stations to relay the signal. >> we talk about those long term trends all the time. i think the question is whether the c

so it was fabulous, actually. >> judge moore, i have about 30 seconds left.o ask you largest voter turnout for the voters in harris county. why do you think that is? >> i think think it was the strength of us running together and a diverse secretary of state. wet 19 black women and asian and latinos and lgbtq candidates and i think that was the momentum that pushed us and why the voter turnout in historical numbers. >> judge-elect payne and moore, thank you both so much and congratulations again. >> thank you for having us. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> all 17. >> yes. >>> "saturday night live" pokes fun at the firing of attorney general jeff sessions this week. we have got the best for you ahead. >> listen. don't get cocky, mr. mueller. with than new attorney general you might be out of a job soon too. and you might be thinking -- ♪ sometimes it hurts less and sometimes it hurts instead ♪ ♪ sometimes it hurts instead are you a christian author with a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today!

and for some of them, mary tyler moore was like a port of entry. >> i'm doing as good a job as he didbetter! and i'm being paid less than he was because -- >> you're a woman. >> the television female could be a hero. she could be the main event. >> rita. all right. >> out loud! >> the first script written by allen burns and jim gricks had mary coming to minneapolis divorced. and very quickly cbs says, no, no, no, no, no. >> at the beginning of the decade, divorce was considered somewhat scandalous. >> she went on dates with a lot of guys. >> but the guys were really important. >> we seem to be hitting it off. and i just thought -- >> you just thought? >> she's not obsessed with finding a husband. >> don't forget to take your pill. >> i won't. >> i won't. >> this was about people coping with one another. and the workplace was like a family. >> i told ted to close with the copy for sue ann. >> oh, my god. >> what's wrong? >> i told the projectionist it was the other way around. >> oh, my god. >> local pig farmers served notice today that rising corn prices are forcing them to find other

kron 4's pam moore found out about a private side to this icon..- willie brown the father .. "hi..this is the weekly dinner gathering of the brown family - california clan at the oakland home of wife blanche brown.when the family patriarch is someone like willie brown.... even when he's not there... he's there.. another week, another underwhelming performance by the oakland raiders.....>the offense hasn't scored a touchdown hasn't scored the offense raiders.....>by the oakland performance underwhelminganother another week, he's there.. not there... even when he's willie brown.... even when he's not there... he's there.. another week, another underwhelming performance by the oakland raiders.....>the offense hasn't scored a touchdown in over nine quarters.....>in fact, since the raiders last got into the endzone....you've both taken your kids trick or treating....and turned back your clocks back an hour.....> this latest clunker was at the coliseum against the los angeles chargers..>smoke filling the sky over in alameda......obviously the devastating

marcus moore, thank you so much. >>> next tonight to the white house. where president trump says he has completed his answers for special counsel robert mueller and he wrote them himself. trump also defending acting attorney general matthew whitaker, saying he has free rein to limit mueller's investigation. but while the president may think he's finished answering questions, the special counsel has yet to reveal his timeline. here's abc white house correspondent tara palmeri. >> reporter: tonight president trump making it clear he alone is the one answering special counsel robert mueller's questions. >> your team is preparing written answers to questions about -- >> no, no. not my team. i'm preparing written answers. my -- i -- i'm the one that does the answering. >> reporter: those answers are now finished, and he says will be submitted soon. the president also all but ruling out a sitdown interview. >> i think we've wasted enough time on this witch hunt and the answer is probably, we're finished. >> reporter: when it comes to acting attorney general m

click, call or visit a store today. >>> in the final days of the election campaign michael moore and i talked about a 25-year-old registered voter in georgia named aaron who told new york magazine that he probably wasn't going to vote because he wasn't inspired enough by the candidates. >> the nonvoters are the largest political party in the country. trump got 63 million votes, hillary got 66 million. nonvoters in the last election over 100 million. and usually in the mid-terms over 120 million. they're the largest political force. what i would say to aaron and other nonvoters is first of all i understand why a lot of you don't vote. i understand why you think the system is corrupt. it is. i understand why you think the candidates sometimes just look like a bunch of old party hats. they are. i understand why you're fed up and especially where i come from in the midwest why you're so upset how the system has failed you. but here's the good news, and can i just speak to aaron directly? >> please do. >> aaron, you have more power than lawrence or i or anyone else because you belong to t

verdict and the reason he was ultimately granted a new trial. >> i do. >> moore said she was drivingley house right around the time dar had been murdered. >> as i approached, this white car come racing out forward, and if i hadn't braked, i would have hit him. >> janette moore said she got a good look at the driver. >> it was a young 18 to 20-year-old kid, had real black hair and his face was real white. he was clenching the wheel just like this. and i thought, he's crazy, he's going to kill somebody. >> why didn't you call the police? >> i didn't because i was afraid. >> but when janette moore learned about tom foley's guilty verdict, she said she could no longer keep her silence. >> god forgive me, and i truly mean that in my heart, that i didn't come forward sooner. if i hadn't been so darn scared. >> what followed was a succession of other witnesses, each claiming they too saw mysterious cars either on or leaving the heath bar farm right around the time of the murder. >> whoever killed dar foley was either in one of those cars or all three of them participated in this murder in s

at least michael moore is helping him.s something confusing to me about the pope and michael moore having a discussion. michael moore said the pope said capitalism is a sin. what do you make of that? >> he doesn't know the bible very well. there are all sorts of wealthy people in the bible. you. there's' nothing wrong with that. lou: ronna mcdaniel says the republican party has never had a stronger ground game than the one ready to go to work to get people there this coming tuesday. how about the evangelicals. how are you all doing, and what do you think will be the result? >> i helped out with the rnc on a conference call for religious leaders around the country. there is unprecedented enthusiasm for this president. he did a 51% approval rating for rasmussen. his ratings with evangelicals is stratospheric. congress' approval rating is around 18%. love for the president doesn't always translate into love for congress. people have to understand if they want to see the president's policies continue, he needs a congress that

i want to bring in michael moore from the finance team person context. looks like barclays might be in a little bit of trouble. michael: there is no pass-fail. this is a way to get a common report card for the banks and the regulators use that in the regulation. barclays was the lowest. still at 6.4%, that's above the minimum. when they did this two years ago, you so monte dei paschi go below zero. we are nowhere in that territory. the u.k. banks have traditionally done well on this test. perhaps a little surprising, but when you have a big market, at bank like barclays and get hit. confirmshe boe says it the results of an earlier test. there is nothing surprising from the boe. we will get some more as we progress through the afternoon. we knew a little bit about deutsche bank's key financial stress. we have sources that spoke to us in advance. talk about deutsche bank's resolve and have a german lenders are faring in comparison with the italian lenders or the british lenders. michael: deutsche bank's numbers broke earlier. they where at 8%. that is bett

i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. is next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- ♪ >>> i see you michelle obama. the former first lady has turned cover girl for ebony's power 100 issue. the gal la is november 30th in l.a. i have the honor of presenting with kevin frazier. >> do you have a dress? michelle obama is going to be there. it's going to be a great now. >>> getting in costume definitely helps. check this out as we say good night. busy joined 5,000 women in los angeles channelling their inner gadot. there's another one this sunday in san diego. >> if you want to play with the boys, you've got to play like a boy? i don't think that's true. busy ran straight "i again have the very unfortunate duty to report to you an additional 8 human remains were recovered during our search efforts today." (pam) tonight, the camp fire death toll rises to 71 ... and now more than a thousand people are reported missing. good evening i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. we want to get right to the latest numbers from the cal f

. >>> then inside mandy moore's surprise wedding with her "this is us" castmates. >> like a slightlyore elevated house party. >>> and we nick's $14,000 wedding wish list. the registry items you won't believe. >>> then inside the star-studded benefit for wildfire victims. >> thank you so much for coming. >> as lady gaga supports firefighters through fashion. >>> plus, meryl streep as mary poppins' cousin. >> i play a cray cray crazy character. >> oh, my god. >> our exclusive look behind the scenes of the sequel. >> are you ready? >> ready. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> right now mel b is in spice girl heaven. so excited about the reunion tour. now she's telling all about the darkest moment in her life, the day she tried to end it all. she said she swallowed pill after pill after pill to end it all. the details are heart breaking, but mel b says she saw no other way out of a tumultuous marriage. >> i was in prison basically within my marriage. >> mel b is opening up about her frightening suicide attempt. the startling details come from her new book "brutally honest" excerpt o

kron 4's pam moore found out what his life is like today .. the controversies and the political headlines.. she tagged along when he was doing some of his favorite things .. starting with his famous penchant for clothes. clothes horse / - is an understatement... "look at the caps""i collect everything.. jewelry.. watches, rings.. i collect everything"everything also includes art .. bowls ... and more. he loves to shop. his favorite san francisco store - wilkes bashford .. named for this best friend who passed away.. there are photographs here of the two of them together .. everywhere.."we became instant friends .. he became like a brother"ever the charmer, "hello mayor brown.. hey baby how are you" he is surrounded by memories and friends here .. "i believe you're in there" this is mineola when we went to get train to stop""i have this hat" from his admittedly humble start in that small texas town of mineola .. he styles kiton and brioni and laughs that growing up, this was not the case."in those days you put stuff on layaway cause you couldn'

i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne.