mr. greg heard and mrs. greg heard. >> miss mackenzie smith and mrs.am smith. >> the honorable sarah lewis and tyler lichtenberg. >> mr. jerry sign held and mrs. jessica fine held. -- jessica seinfeld. >> i have a couple of cannoli one-liners. >> we spend a lot of time traveling in italy and we are most exclusively love italian . it is hard not to be overwhelmed by all of this. a history that is here. the food. had his food many times. we are happy to have it again. >> thank you. >> the honorable andrew cuomo and ms. sandra lee. >> what are you looking forward to the most tonight? >> just a special treat to be here. i have the good fortune to be here during the clinton administration. i have not been back in a long time. there is a special symbolism in the last date dinner -- state dinner. it is great to be here was sandra. -- with sandra. we are very excited about mario bertelli's menu. mario but talley's menu. miss savannah guthrie and mr. michael feldman. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr. giorgio moni

mr. greg heard and mrs. greg heard. >> miss mackenzie smith and mrs.am smith. >> the honorable sarah lewis and tyler lichtenberg. >> mr. jerry sign held and mrs. jessica fine held. -- jessica seinfeld. >> i have a couple of cannoli one-liners. >> we spend a lot of time traveling in italy and we are most exclusively love italian . it is hard not to be overwhelmed by all of this. a history that is here. the food. had his food many times. we are happy to have it again. >> thank you. >> the honorable andrew cuomo and ms. sandra lee. >> what are you looking forward to the most tonight? >> just a special treat to be here. i have the good fortune to be here during the clinton administration. i have not been back in a long time. there is a special symbolism in the last date dinner -- state dinner. it is great to be here was sandra. -- with sandra. we are very excited about mario bertelli's menu. mario but talley's menu. miss savannah guthrie and mr. michael feldman. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr. giorgio moni

then we will close out the topic with one minute rebuttal by mr. greg. he other two candidates within have the same opportunity to speak on a topic of their choice following the normal rotation and format. so mr. gregg, you have one minute to open. >> thank you. you can't discuss the current without talking about education. as a former president of the university, i know firsthand the value of early childhood development. pre-k. 42 states have prekindergarten. the statistics are irrefutable. estimates greek and regard is more likely to graduate from high school, i can post secondary education. less likely to be jailed or on drugs, will make $160,000 a year more, and to live a healthier and longer lifestyle. folks, this is mike investing in the future just like in our infrastructure. that's why the indiana chamber of commerce lists this as one of their five top of goals. this is what what i have met with executives at lilly, comments, hillenbrand, salesforce, they say we've got to do prekindergarten the pakistan. let's quit studying it. let's do it. we can

mr. greg heard and mrs. greg heard. >> miss mackenzie smith and mrs.am smith. >> the honorable sarah lewis and tyler lichtenberg. >> mr. jerry sign held and mrs. jessica fine held. -- jessica seinfeld. >> i have a couple of cannoli one-liners. >> we spend a lot of time traveling in italy and we are most exclusively love italian . it is hard not to be overwhelmed by all of this. a history that is here. the food. had his food many times. we are happy to have it again. >> thank you. >> the honorable andrew cuomo and ms. sandra lee. >> what are you looking forward to the most tonight? >> just a special treat to be here. i have the good fortune to be here during the clinton administration. i have not been back in a long time. there is a special symbolism in the last date dinner -- state dinner. it is great to be here was sandra. -- with sandra. we are very excited about mario bertelli's menu. mario but talley's menu. miss savannah guthrie and mr. michael feldman. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr. giorgio moni

moderator: thank you, mr. greg. this rebel? -- mr. bell? rex bell: it is important for students to have jobs. as far as finding those jobs, the schools need to work with the local businesses that are looking for employees. we can get into the point of the businesses are helping train students for the type of job they are needing to fulfill. so i think there is a partnership therebetween the private community and the schools that can benefit all students, pless benefiting the businesses. it is one of those when win situations -- win-win situations. we have a lot of opportunities by joining those groups together to provide jobs for students. moderator: the candidates will have an opportunity for 30 second rebuttal beginning with mr. holcomb. eric holcomb: rethink about long-term, i mentioned at the outset knowing where we are now, knowing where we were 10 years and looking out 10 years, we will replace one million new job openings, employees, over the next 10 years. one million new people, folks retiring, dropping out of the workforce, etc. t

mr. trump greg. >> do support him and i will vote for him i never said unconditional love if you have read the press release i have been as tough as him on as anybody but in regards to not criticizing hillary clinton, he says this tonight but that has not been the case. says he has to make a comment because you have fast encino press release from the pasteur have vice seen any with his own boss president obama war era colder. again the countless things that have been declared unconstitutional and seems ibm is the proposal of the president which i am very much against, the supreme court says it is unconstitutional. so this is news that he is pushing to make us statement of senator clinton and she has as much problems as donald trump. >> if we look. >> excuse me. i apologize. gilbert: the cat mrs. clinton and mr. trump by can agree with what they both say. but there is an alternative and people are lucky this time because everybody in the world those that we will vote for donald trump tower votes will be cast for donald no matter what and it is over. but what that allows us to do is make a s

mr. greg, you have a minute to open. mr. gregg: thank you.ss the economy without talking about education. as the former president of the university, i know firsthand the value of early childhood development, prekindergarten. 42 states have it. the statistics are irrefutable. a student with pre- kindergarten is more likely to graduate high school and get a secondary education, less likely to be jailed or on drugs, makes on average $160,000 more and lives a healthier lifestyle. the is money invested in future just like our infrastructure. that is why the indiana chamber ofcommerce list it as one our top five goals. i have met with executives at major companies who say we have to do prekindergarten. the time is now. let's quit studying it. let's do it. we can do it i prioritizing existing jobs, using existing dollars, and not raising taxes. i think we need to look at what indiana offers for education now. they-12, anybody who wants it, certainly, colleges -- k -12, anybody who wants it, community commun colleges, people can attend for a reasonab

mr. great heard -- greg herd. ms. mckenzie smith and mrs. pam smith. the honorable sara hurwitz and berg --r lek and lackenberg. mr. jerry seinfeld and mrs. jessica seinfeld. [indiscernible] i have a couple of canoli one-liners. >> you are not italian. why are you here? >> we identify as italians. we spent a lot of time with family in italy. we almost exclusively eat italian food. >> are you going to drive around with the president again? >> that was just today. it is fun. it is cool. it is hard not to be overwhelmed when you think of the history. >> what are you most looking forward to? >> the food. >> are you friends with mario? >> yes, we have had his food many times. >> what did you think it would be like at a state dinner? >> i don't know. >> thank you. >> the andrew -- the honorable umo and ms. sandra lee. >> what are you looking forward to? what are you looking forward to tonight? >> it is a special treat to be here. to serve good fortune during the clinton administration. i haven't been back in a long time. this is special symbolism, the last s

. >> finally, mr. greg mullholland. >> just 20 children are diagnosed with inoperable brain tumors every year. and yet despite earlier indications nhs england turned that down for funding despite being affordable. will you meet with me to discuss how to get through this blockage and get the treatment these children need. >> i'm very happy to look at the issue the honorable gentleman has raised and what can be done to take that forward. >> order. >>> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday morning from 9:00 eastern until just after noon -- >> the british empire and its commonwealth last for a thousand years. then will still say this was their finest hour. >> we're live for the 33rd international churchill conference in washington, d.c., focussing on the prime minister's friends. british historian andrew roberts, author of "masters and commanders." how four titans won the war in the west. 1941 to 1945. and later on saturday at 7:00, texas general land office commissioner george p. bush, jose

mr. gianforte. now we've come to the time in the evening where we have one final question left. greg, that's for you to ask of mr. gianforte and a quick change because of timing purposes, you will each have one minute to answer the question. one minute and we'll start with mr. gianforte. greg? >> another one of those handwriting on the wall kind of questions. as we look to the future of montana and see the decline going on and see the future of coal uncertain given colstrip's situation, the financial stability of the state is starting to look grim as you think we're going to lose hundreds upon hundreds upon hundreds of millions of dollars so what is a realistic remedy for that -- loss of that kind of money? >> well, you ask exactly the right question, greg, because we need a strong economy so we have a tax base. it includes responsible development of natural resources. unfortunately, my opponent talked about colstrip and what a fan of coal he is however his -- the exact people that sued to shut down colstrip have funded his campaign -- board members at meic and the sierra club. we've

. >> greg mr. climbed his $9.9 million jackpot this morning at the 7-eleven near alameda and garrison street. he lives with his 70-year-old mom. he said last wednesday he got up, checked his numbers and had his mom double them. he said his strategy is pray and play. >> she provided for me when i so i can do things for her that she wants to do and help other people. >> can't imagine double checking those numbers. greg says he's planning on trading in his camry for a lexus and is planning a trip to alaska with mom. he won 2 through $500 after buying a lottery ticket from that same store a few months ago. >> that store must be his lucky spot. >> i >>> we let another record today. it's going to stay warm. >>> welcome back. the new fbi investigation back into hillary clinton's e-mails, the candidate just wrapping up a short news conference about that investigation. in des moines, iowa, clinton calledn the fbi to immediately release all the information it has on her e- mails. that echos the sentiment of

. >> thank you very much mr. greg. one of the great things of my life, in addition to being journalist, serving as president of the american society of news editors. one of ours is the first amendment. this question is right up my alley. indiana governors of both parties have considered open records as vital to our society. indiana supreme court decision refusing to weigh in on religious weight of records were subject to public disclosure has been criticized shielding the and executive branches from the people's ability to learn what this eighth government is up to. would you support more inner workings of government and court oversight? not?r why >> you will have 30 seconds to respond. >> i would, considering the taxpayers that pay for the office equipment that we use to interact and communicate with the public. having said that, i want to make sure the privacy authorization forum and does not wish for their private information to be lies thethere in balance. publicly if we are using property to conduct public busines

he's going by greg m. mr. many bought a worth 9.9 million last week. says he plans to keep his job over at king super's, and hopes to take his mom on a dream vacation to alaska. oh and his ride needs upgrading. >> if i had money, i'd get a lexus, so that's most likely where i'm headed sometime today. >> says he plays the lotto every week, and usually buys his tickets from the same store. >>> a winning forecast for the mostly high clouds in the area. watch in pitkin county. that's all we're seeing. a couple sprinkles in the west. farther west, you see heavier moisture. let's go to the hour-by-hour forecast, put nit motion. you see a shower show up over the mountains right there, and than we're gone. saturday, lot of clear skies around here. then sunday, here we go. as we get to the start of the bronco game, 2:00, lot of sun around the front range, another mild day around here. we'll run it to monday around noon. more sunny and partly sunny skies acro t really no problems coming our way. a little cool front coming our way. instead of the low 80s, 22 degr

. >> greg, mrs. clinton is out west and apparently joined bigger crowds than ever.d up to seattle and macklemore doing a fund-raiser. >> this is the longest episode of divorce court ever. it really is. when we're all old, we are going to be in rocking chairs, remember the election of 2016? those were the days. we will have kids and grandkids sitting around. there will be a little jasper. >> my gosh. dana, donald trump's campaign has a new ad. it talks about corrupt hillary and that she does pay to play. is this going to work? >> well, with his base, yes. i think it works. especially because every rally he goes to, lock her up is the chant. that's what they want. i think he crossed a line. civilians don't get to decide somebody is a criminal. our court system does. schoolchildren learn that. i think it crossed a line. in the sound bites, it's a stark difference of a viewpoint of an election. i can see both points of view. i think in their closing arguments, one will be a dark view and one will be positive. we will see who wins. >> eric? >> yeah. >> the judge -- feder

mr. trump greg. >> like i mentioned earlier earlier, i love policy of like to seem more policy from mr. trump but because he is not a career politician and he is coming from the business sector as a very successful businessman, and time -- rep entertainer noir, at somebody will change the broken system. here is somebody that is going to make these difficult decisions, not be a part of the system to tell you on election day this is what i will do and ultimately not fill any of the things that he will do. that is the attraction for someone like donald trump. all bought are struggling with that. there is a policy there andat experience but what has that got in as?n this we need change in this country and then to inject into the political system. that the people are tired of the same old broken policies and the leaders here in washington d.c.. that is what donald trump represents. withy independence because deep down the american country and the american people know that changes in order. it is time to change because what we have seen is not working. >> caller: good morning. i want to say o

mr. wallace to add one more topic, greg gutfeld, sexy or super sexy, but they said they already knew the answer. >> super, super sexy. >> that's me a long time ago. i was broke. i needed the money. so these topics represent real issues at a time when the october surprises are piling up like a pile of worn under pants. i feel like i'm living in a marks brothers version of 50 shades of gray. here's what happened around the world. the u.s. launched cruise missiles into yemen, but the syrian me grand killed himself in prison, and ginger spice is expecting her second child. i love you, ginger. point is this, the october surprises are exciting and gross, and it's important to be informed on them but we may be forgetting everything else that's going on in this world, like ginger. having another baby. so when you're watching wednesday's debate, think about which issue matters the most to you and which candidate would be best suited for that issue. then and yourself if you're willing to accept all the crap that this candidate comes with, my sickle issungle issue, terro. trump can name the village

as greg moody reports that is the case with the glass menagerie. >> mr. o'connor. broke the glass menagerie is a classic play in both succeeding and survives because of the themes that make it a classic. an exit, from the lives they lead. tom, the writers son wants a future. amanda they lost southern belle wants the past. while laura the damaged daughter wants only the quiet she finds among her glass figurines. >> be careful. if you breathe they break. >> reporter: tennessee williams brought the memories of his own family into sharp focus. no one gets away clean from the three leads to the gentleman caller. the drama is beautifully leavened with humor an kathleen mccall as amanda, charm and fear, aubrey declared as tom, desperate for a way out and laura, frightened of the world and hiding within herself. >> whenever i pick up a shoe, i shudder a little thinking how short life is and what i am doing. >> reporter: it kicks off what looks to be a tremendous season for the denver center theatre company. it does so in grand style. with rich human drama that even forget.

mr. hinojosa. >> thank you, my good friend greg meeks. thank you. mr.retary, thank you for your testimony today. we appreciate your efforts as chairman of the financial stability oversight council to identify the risk to our financial stability and to respond to emerging threats and vulnerabilities in our financial system. chairman -- the chairman's dodd/frank repeal bill which received bipartisan opposition in the commit this past week would provide a so-called off ramp for dodd/frank based on three capital and liquidity requirements and it would replace those safeguards with an insufficient leverage ratio that fails to contain the guardrails in other proposals. for example while the chairman has attempted to conflate this bill with proposals from people like fdic vice chair thomas hoenig, the chairman's proposal doesn't include the same limits on derivative activity in order to receive regulatory relief. so, mr. secretary, my question is can you discuss how replacing more complex risk weights along with other dodd/frank measures might make sense for a

mr. hinojosa. >> thank you, my good friend greg meeks. thank you. mr. secretary, thank you for your testimony today. we appreciate your efforts as chairman of the financial stability oversight council to identify the risk to our financial stability and to respond to emerging threats and vulnerabilities in our financial system. chairman -- the chairman's dodd/frank repeal bill which received bipartisan opposition in the commit this past week would provide a so-called off ramp for dodd/frank based on three capital and liquidity requirements and it would replace those safeguards with an insufficient leverage ratio that fails to contain the guardrails in other proposals. for example while the chairman has attempted to conflate this bill with proposals from people like fdic vice chair thomas hoe anything, the chairman's proposal doesn't include the same limits on derivative activity in order to receive regulatory relief. so, mr. secretary, my question is can you discuss how replacing more complex risk weights along with other dodd/frank measures might make s

mr. wallace to add one more topic, greg gutfeld, sexy or super sexy, but they said they already knew the answer. >> super, super sexy! >> that's me. a long time ago. i was broke. i needed the money. so these topics represent real issues at a time when the october surprises, they're piling up like a mountain of michael moore's worn-out underpants, and we're only halfway through this awful month. i feel like i'm living in a marx brothers version of "50 shades of grey." but what about the other stuff going on in the world? the u.s. launched cruise missiles into yemen. isis used an armed drone for the first time. and ginger spice is expecting her second child. i love you, ginger. the point is this. the october surprises are exciting and gross and it's important to be informed on them. but we may be forgetting everything else that's going on in this world, like ginger! she's having another baby! so when you're watching wednesday's debate, think about which issue matters the most to you and which candidate would be best suited for that issue? then ask yourself if you're willing to accept all t

mr. wagner. >> good afternoon commissioners. greg wagner chief financial officer. >> we want to thank you for your presentation at the last planning meeting. >> you're welcome. so, i am presenting today our 4th quarter financial report. we are in the process of going through the yearened close and some of this may still be revised prior to the end of the year, but this definitely gives you a sense of the picture of where we are. so, as you can see on the financial statement we project to end the year with net 103.3 million sur plus. this is big difference from the third quarter financial statement and there are a couple of things going on. total difference is $46.3 million, of that about $35.9 million is a number of balanced close out and changes we made. we talked about these in prior budget planning sessions, but as you know we have worked with the controllers and mayors office toward an agreement that is the extent we are able to close out dollars from within our budget that are one time in nature we can reappropriate those in the

mr. bush: when i came into office, it was scheduled to expire. the then attorney general greg there was an audit on the financial management of the alamo. it resulted in the legislature to hand over the custodian ship. and i it tough decision decided we needed to go in that direction. i put together a board to come up with day to day management. fromtexans, most of whom san antonio. i'm not sure we have any board members here this morning. we have gene powell, brett mccombs in said antonio. san antonio. we are excited about the board. one of the first things they wanted to commission was conducting a global search. i'm pleased to welcome the owner. he comes to us from philadelphia to help restore independence mall in philadelphia. conducted very exhaustive searched. i encourage everyone of you to meet him. e secondw, we're in th phase of a five phase master plan which we are open on a transparent basis on how to restore the site. ,e want to bring authenticity restore credibility, and reversibility to any construction. george will be commissioning those designs in december. i e

mr. wagner hear from dph. welcome he was good morning greg wagner chief financial officer from department of public health. the resolution before you relates to a pilot program in the states 1115 medicaid waiver which is a program that authorizes funding for healthcare services for county governments including our own. there is a a pilot in the waiver call the whole person care pilot program. those are federal funds that are available to counties to implement programs that improve quarter nation of services to targeted populations with high health needs. where we are right now that san francisco has submitted an application that this was a joint hopper effort by the department of public health, department of homelessness and supportive housing, human services agency, and a number of other not-for-profit partners in the community. where we stand right now is that the one of the requirements by the state is that in order for them to negotiate with us on grant awarding they need approval from the governing body of the county authorizing us to enter into an agreement with them. so we are here with a resolution

mr. babber -- championship banner >>> right now at 6:30 welcome back i am john anderson lee nay is off and greg is in for hollie. the community contin mourn the death of a local high school student. sunny -- sunny patel was shot and killed during a robbery in cleveland heightsch the community will wear red at tonight's football game and the red out will be desiccated to -- dedicated to son sunny and his family. a gofundme account has been set up to help with the funeral cost. we have information on that at wkyc.com. >>> the new lebron james banner was supposed to be unveiled postponed because of the weather. it will be revealed tomorrow. the changes to the new 110 foot banner will be small so to speak. the championship trophy patch has been add to the back collar of the jersey to represent the cavs nba title. cavs will receive the championship banner and rings when they play the knicks on tuesday night. and today lebron's wife willchristian the blimp. james a local businesswoman met lebron attending high school. good year traditionally chooses influential women to christian the airships. she jo

mr. wagner hear from dph. welcome he was good morning greg wagner chief financial officer from department of public health. the resolution before you relates to a pilot program in the states 1115 medicaid waiver which is a program that authorizes funding for healthcare services for county governments including our own. there is a a pilot in the waiver call the whole person care pilot program. those are federal funds that are available to counties to implement programs that improve quarter nation of services to targeted populations with high health needs. where we are right now that san francisco has submitted an application that this was a joint hopper effort by the department of public health, department of homelessness and supportive housing, human services agency, and a number of other not-for-profit partners in the community. where we stand right now is that the one of the requirements by the state is that in order for them to negotiate with us on grant awarding they need approval from the governing body of the county authorizing us to enter into an agreement with them. so we are here with a resolution

mr. wagner hear from dph. welcome he was good morning greg wagner chief financial officer from department of public health. the resolution before you relates to a pilot program in the states 1115 medicaid waiver which is a program that authorizes funding for healthcare services for county governments including our own. there is a a pilot in the waiver call the whole person care pilot program. those are federal funds that are available to counties to implement programs that improve quarter nation of services to targeted populations with high health needs. where we are right now that san francisco has submitted an application that this was a joint hopper effort by the department of public health, department of homelessness and supportive housing, human services agency, and a number of other not-for-profit partners in the community. where we stand right now is that the one of the requirements by the state is that in order for them to negotiate with us on grant awarding they need approval from the governing body of the county authorizing us to enter into an agreement with them. so we are here with a resolution

mr. trump in light of the 2005 video release. host: the "new york times," picks up the story, taking a look at other members of the committee. this is representative gregalden of oregon, the chairman of the national republican congressional committee. host: republicans only this morning. we want to talk about not only the actions of mr. ryan, but the overall thoughts on his gop members of congress and other select -- other elected officials across the united states to stick with donald trump. if you live in the eastern and central time zone, call (202) 748-8000. if you live in mountain pacific time zones, call (202) 748-8001. "usa today," has a running list of tweets coming out for members of congress, after the release of the tape last week. here is some of them. character matters, the real donald trump has been saying outrageous, offensive things the whole time. he should have stepped aside a long time ago. kelly ayotte, who rented to push back when she mental -- you mentioned donald trump, says i will not vote for donald trump. read my statement here. rep. guinta: bradley byrne said he is not -- representative bradley byrne said he is not fit to be

mr. dunham that the young barack obama met marshall davis. the young barack obama comes back from indonesia to stay with his grandparents in honolulu and that's how he encounters frank marshall davis. >> host: this is gregn, professor horne how do you interment the news, our history is an effort in history, in american history. >> guest: i understand the sentiment, that came up in a strange way during barack obama's remarks at the opening of the african-american history museum. i can't remember the quote, something like the museum shows african-americans are not a burden. something like that that i found to be off-putting. i think because of the white supremacy that strides the land and what you've already made reference to, these persistent and inconsistent efforts to deport the black people from north america, na that black scholars feel they have to assert that they're part of this project, part of this narrative. i see that as a defensive reaction. that's how i interpreted it at least although i will dare say there is there will come a time where it won't be necessary. >> host: cornell west writing a critique of the book "between the world and me", how i wish the prophetic work of serious intellectu

good evening, commissioners my name is greg i'm the attorney for appellant marilyn you want, of course, to know what we've been doing last friday, i sent a proposal to mr. kev with a settlement that will resolve the situation yesterday morning a counter offer and yesterday afternoon he responded to his offer we're down to one issue between the two of us and with that issue resolved we in fact, could have a resolution of this hearing. >> but we don't have time to do it now i just met with the gentleman and his client outside of the hearing room in order to try to get his agreement to postpone this hearing to have enough time to resolve the issue the client wouldn't agree going forward i - the one issue has to do with with privacy it is no question the last hearing the entire case was about the second story deck that would otherwise impede any clients privacy and that was the whole reason for the request for a variance that there would be a second floor deck the applicants children will be able to play the zoning administrator said in fact, the improvements that would extend into the rear yard were not compelling the only thing that was compelling was th