. >> judge judy: you were doing some work for mr. hill in pool maintenance. >> announcer: an employee drowning in controversy. >> he had talked to my ex-wife. she told him that i had been stealing his customers. >> announcer: but will his firing... >> he wanted his keys. i said, "i want my check." >> judge judy: you were owed some money. >> yes. >> announcer: ...sink this business owner? >> i gave him the check for $1,570 because he was holding the keys hostage. >> i went to cash the check, and he had stopped payment on it. >> judge judy: i...wouldn't... push it. the courtroom of the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution pool technician david ditzler is suing his former employer, john hill, for unpaid wages. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 191 on the calendar in the matter of ditzler vs. hill. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. ditzler, you were doing some work for a period of time for mr.

the gentleman of arkansas, mr. hill, will be recognized for an additional five minutes on the occlusion of the time allotted to him under the five-minute rule. the gentleman from arkansas. >> think you, mr. chairman and the ranking member to hold this hearing. i appreciate your forthright testimony. i have been a customer of your company and have admired your company and i have used your of goalas an example setting for retail bankers. of what haseriod happened recently, i have recommended your company is a company to do business with and to stockholders. that comes with a pretty heavy burden to me. i have the same not in my stomach that you probably have. former persona that is worked in finance on and off for 35 years, this just is not a one-off situation down in the los angeles basement that wells fargo is struggling with. it is a systemic compliance principallyde the retail section of the bank. i know it is a huge frustration for us on the committee and your management team. it is very hurtful for the customers that

person which friday night innin with the death of citi field sunny patel was working at his uncles mr. hill shot and killed go is a photo of the gunmen, when he struck again at two different locations, or the heather graham they spread out and spotted the 20-year-old cleanup the dollar general on sunday. shooting more peoplele h we don know what going through his mind, so had to do everything to stop him before he hurt anybody else.. >> dave young terry will be arraigned today in municipal court, on a stream of charges. school festival, turns into a somber celebration as they remember the life of a classmat who died in accident,t,s remembering the 9-year-old. student at rush with elementary they say monday she was killed when the car she was in turn in front of a pickup truck on east washington street in bainbridge, to relatives in the other drive were injured the police say tha it remains under investigation but do not believe drugs or tonight, the candidates face-off in their third and finalt presidential debate in las vegas and new polling numbers that show workdeol the races nos carolin

in other cemeteries, i see them, but not to the extent we have in oak hill. mr. stanton is buried at oak hill. lincoln'sse, he was secretary of war. the one, at the time of the assassination was inside the room. and when lincoln passed, there is a line that goes on with the ages, i know i am not saying it right, but i am sure you will recognize me stumbling through that quote. thank you very much. and this was, i think it was from the last museum. i have tried to find a picture that worked better and this seems to be the best one. there is his monument. this is an obelisk. that is another rather significant monument within the cemetery. uriah forrest. he is the most senior of our presidents ancestors in the cemetery. he was a revolutionary war figure. i understand he was on washington's staff during the revolutionary war and later became the mayor of georgetown. in 1820 or 1830. as was the case in other places, he was buried first somewhere else and then moved to oak hill. and so, what happened in cemeteries across the country was this movement i described earlier

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mr. october, madison bumgarner on the hill monday night.e has a 23-inning post season scoreless streak, including all nine innings in the ward ward -- wild card game against the mets. he has a .79 e.r.a. so hopefully the giants gate spark from mad bum. >> not a whole lot of talk because everybody knows what kind of spot we are in. only thing to do is come in and win tomorrow and that's win or go moment. >> this guy competes. that's what sets him apart. not that his stuff is that special. it's really good. but how he competes sets him apart. >> nlds, dodgers and nats, yesterday's game was postponed due to rain. third inning, red disk, a base hit. justin turner is going to bet the throw home and l.a. takes the lead. rich hill, could not hang on to the lead. fourth inning. the three-run home war be the game-winner. nats win 5-2, evening the series at game three tomorrow in l.a. we'll take a tour around the nfl at 9:00 p.m. in a special one-sure edition on abc7 news. see you after the debate. >> ahead, something new at a >>> next, world news to

hill. and the last thing i said is mr. secretary, as i start this conversation, you have a tough job.y in this town knows how tough it is. call me if i can help. we have had several conversations since that time. >> and what would you, secretary johnson, tell your successor whether it's a successor appointed by hillary clinton or donald trump, although we know that's going to be rudy giuliani, so he probably wouldn't ask you for the advice. but what would you tell a successor? >> first of all, steve, thank you for your journalism. thank you for the work that you put into the article in the atlantic magazine. i thought it was very, very helpful. helpful in advancing the conversation in a positive, productive way. my message to my successor will be several. one is the nature of our business in homeland security is you're always on defense. and in our world, and tom knows this, good news is no news. if there is a successful national u.n. general assembly, successful visit by the president the the far east, it is is the result of a lot of hard work and dedication and professionalism by pe

mr. morgan hill to the guadalupe parkway. >> a message to viewers, if you don't have it, get it.download the kron 4 mobile app as you can track incoming rain and traffic. we have up-to-the-minute radar for the forecast for your neighborhood. you can also check out real-time traffic maps. it's a free download for ios and android. >>> a big story, a chp officer injured today after being hit by a car during a traffic stop is recovering and the good news is, is expected to be okay. it happened at the corner of n- uppercase-letter montana street in san francisco. the officer was part of a task force unit surrounding a stolen car. the driver of the car tried to take off and ended up hitting and dragging the officer. officers then shot the driver who remains in critical condition this morning. the incident is still under investigation. >>> for your help, it's a painful disease that normally affects kids but in recent months it popped up at three universities, and now there is a growing concern that it could spread to campuses right here in the bay area. we talked to an expert about what

(michelle obama) "it takes a level of generosity of spirit, to do what hill has done in her career in her life" mrs. obama has become a powerful ally for the democratic nominee. (hillary clinton) "i think you're getting the ideaeverything i think we care about is on the ballot this electionso you got to vote." hacked emails from the clinton campaign are also wikileaks published a 12-page memo from doug band, - a former aide to president bill clinton - where he says he pushed corporations that donated to the foundation to also provide "...in-kind services for the president and his family - for personal travel, hospitality, vacation and the like." (craig boswell/cbs news/the white house) "the trump campaign pounced on the wikileaks email, calling it proof of "pay for play." (donald trump) "mr. band called the arrangement unorthodox, the rest of us call it outright corrupt." mike pence also sounded off. (mike pence) "some in the media are calling it bill clinton incorporated." the latest national poll from fox news shows trump narrowing the gap with clinton to three points. craig boswell cbs news the

when she is addressing hill, she calls him mr. speaker. she refers to him as sir.n he talks back to her, he is saying, megyn, he is wagging his finger. pointing his finger. and then he is telling her how to do her job. first of all, you never get in a fight with a host. it's their job. and second, he is doing that thing, that man explaining thing. >> what is that? >> when a man is being condescending and arrogant trying to tell women what they think they should know. women don't like it. anyone who is evolved doesn't like it. >> i think the best part of all this is when the guy who had the affair -- >> bingo! >> who was supposed to be replaced by someone who had an afather but instead was replace bid someone who was a pedophile who happened to have impeached someone having an affair. he is accusing this journalist of being fascinated by sex. >> who are you to keep memories of all thislive is this. >> it's all true. >> republican there's quietly tell that you they have had their minds blown throughout this whole episode looking at guys who are put up as trump's char

mr. october will be on the hill.garner has a streak going and his last nine postseason appearances his e.r.a. is 0.79. if the giants need a spark, they'll get it from mad bum. >> everybody knows what kind of spot we're in. one thing we can do is come in and win tomorrow. let's, you know, let's win or go home. >> this guy competes. that's what sets him apart. not that his stuff is that special. it's really good. but how he competes is what sets him apart. >> dodgers and nationals. postponed due to rain. he'll beat the throw home. l.a. takes the lead. another former a. they're everywhere. three-run homer. that would be the game winner. evening this series at one. game three tomorrow in l.a. troent can eliminate texas at home. they get a gift on this passed ball with the bases loaded. game went to extra innings. bottom ten. former a led off with a double. it should be an inning ending double play but the ball gets away from mitch moreland. toronto wins 7-6. they're heading to the alcs with a swoep of the rangers. >>> to

mr. october will be on the hill.er has a streak going and his last nine postseason appearances his e.r.a. is 0.79. if the giants need a spark, they'll get it from mad bum. >> everybody knows what kind of spot we're in. one thing we can do is come in and win tomorrow. let's, you know, let's win or go home. >> this guy competes. that's what sets him apart. not that his stuff is that special. it's really good. but how he competes is what sets him apart. >> dodgers and nationals. postponed due to rain. he'll beat the throw home. l.a. takes the lead. another former a. they're everywhere. three-run homer. that would be the game winner. evening this series at one. game three tomorrow in l.a. troent can eliminate texas at home. they get a gift on this passed ball with the bases loaded. game went to extra innings. bottom ten. former a led off with a double. it should be an inning ending double play but the ball gets away from mitch moreland. toronto wins 7-6. they're heading to the alcs with a swoep of the rangers. >>> to the

back in western mass, here comes litchfield hills, berkshires much mrs., into of massachusetts, white mountains of new hampshire. look at mixing going along interstate 84 through northeastern connecticut. if you've ever driven down there way, going out toward yukon on the way toward hartford, you are going to find there is hillier terrain, that's why it's showing up. you're seeing some of this in the western hills of worcester county, some mixing, snow or sleet mixing in. predominantly rain though. still believe that's atmosphere will be. snowflakes melt on the way down. in the higher elevations, they can keep intact the snowflakes, although eventually the rain takes over there too. heaviest rain comes through late tomorrow night and into friday morning before it starts to push out of here. seven-day forecast shows that. the risk of heavy rain through friday morning, sun in the afternoon, i'm watching for a few more showers to come through saturday afternoon. sunday look likes the pick of the weekend with sunshine and temperatures in 50's. it tracks toward us through the evening. >> t

mrs. shirley chisholm is first black woman on capitol hill." and she like many other members of congress become important national figure, particularly in the african american press. for example, right around the time when the congressional black caucus is created, "ebony" magazine is able to put a lot of folks on the cover as that's created. and it really becomes an important caucus, important issues-based group. but each of these individual people become important in different ways to different communities. yvonne burk is here seen on the cover of "jet" twice, once in the 1960s when it says "women who may become congresswomen." and she does not become congresswoman in 1967. but a little bit later on she does, is elected to congress. and very much shows up on the covers of actually a lot of magazines as a face not just of black women in congress, but of women in congress and of younger women in congress. she is the first member of congress to have a baby while she is serving. and she shows up on an "ebony" magazine cover holding her little bab

mr. trump in hur bus at the beverly hills hotel. to meet up with one of the stars of the soap opera. during the trip to the lot, billy interviewed mr. trump about his role on the soap op rancht well, the people at nbc asked me to do it. i'm here in los angeles. it's fun to do. i didn't want to do it. and then, you know, and i asked melania is it okay because the place is loaded up with beautiful women from what i understand. so she said, it's okay. >> what if she said it wasn't okay? >> i would have absolutely not done it. >> we tell you all the logistics so you understand the context. there were seven other people on the bus with mr. trump and billy bush at the time. they were the two-person camera crew, the bus driver, an "access hollywood" producer, a production assistant, mr. trump's security guard and a pr person. our camera crew was let off the bus so they could record mr. trump getting off and meeting the soap opera star. what you're about to hear is what mr. trump said about former "access hollywood" anchor nancy o'dell to b

mrs. shirley chisholm is first black woman on capitol hill." and she like many other members of congress become important national figure, particularly in the african american press. for example, right around the time when the congressional black caucus is created, "ebony" magazine is able to put a lot of folks on the cover as that's created. and it really becomes an important caucus, important issues-based group. but each of these individual people become important in different ways to different communities. yvonne burk is here seen on the cover of "jet" twice, once in the 1960s when it says "women who may become congresswomen." and she does not become congresswoman in 1967. but a little bit later on she does, is elected to congress. and very much shows up on the covers of actually a lot of magazines as a face not just of black women in congress, but of women in congress and of younger women in congress. she is the first member of congress to have a baby while she is serving. and she shows up on an "ebony" magazine cover holding her little bab

brian: you did point out in your book that hickory hill sold for $8 million. mr.tye: it did, it was the other side of his life. he could afford anything. he thought about taking over the family and going to europe after jack's dad and leaving public service. why did he have to be out there with crowds attacking him and running this quixotic campaign when he had this kind of money? peter edelman, the man u were talking about. >> is that more of a republican look at welfare? >> senator kennedy was calling for partnerships between government, the community, the private sector, really all the elements of our society. he did not have a label. he was not a traditional liberal. he was not a conservative, he really had a view of it that was all his own. that meant that the purpose of government is not just to tell people what to do, it is to help people build a community and to help people empower themselves. brian: some people would say he was not a traditional liberal, or traditional politician. mr. tye: if bobby kennedy was precisely the type of tough liberal or tender

hill magazine. and right this moment, mr. trump is holding a press conference with some of the women who alleged that bill clinton abused them, rape them, whatever it may be. it is clear, as carl cameron just reported, that there trump is not going out quietly. he will turn accusations against him into accusations that hillary clinton aided and abetted horrendous conduct. in your opinion, is that going to be effective this evening? >> no, bill, i don't think so. i agree with your talking point. i think people are tired of the negativity. they want to be uplifted. trump has a lot of areas to talk about. policy, talk about the fbi, e-mail scandal, he could talk about isis, i think bringing up these women, especially in this format, that is not going to get him more votes, bill. >> but mr. cusick, let's be fair, he is going to get pounded by the moderators and by hillary clinton so how would he defend himself other than throwing himself on the mercy of the court, which i assume he'll do and issue another apology. but if he conti

hill taft's son. he started to bleed and ran to mrs. roosevelt for first aid. time she raised her voice to her son. probably a good time to do it. >> last one? >> thank you. i wanted to verify, i read that roosevelt was part of the recruiting board -- pressure the recruiting board for quentin. in to the air him force. eric: army air corps. >> and he felt more guilty about his death. i read that he wasn't accepted in the army. eric: that's not true. his influence?e had no influence with the wilson administration. thank you all very much. >> thank you. we have books for sale. eric will be here to sign books for you. we will see you next summer. nice to have you here. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend. >> ahead of the debate we look using thedidates, c-span video library. >> i have seen this story before. i've seen the bad news of the shooting or a weather emergency or a famine.

mr. pucker in his coat. secret service told hillewspaper it was a strap holding a bullet proof vest in place. the conspiracy theories never quite went away. now, as we reported last week, they are back again this time about hillary clinton at the debate and our report last week did not succeed in dampening them. for the latest on the latest theories. here is fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen. james? >> i go what is lester holt doing something is wrong with ear piece. >> only days to go before the second trump clinton debated many remain focused on the first one. conspiracies sprouting like weeds. alex jones zeroed in on moderator of lester holt of nbc news. >> back this up 30 seconds. he is saying say it again it is a ear piece. not a lob. >> say it again? >> now, the debate commission said no ear pieces. he is clearing getting orders when he attracts trump later. put it back on his collar and put it back on. these people think we are such morons. >> in fact, the commission on presidential debates published no role

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(michelle obama) "it takes a level of generosity of spirit, to do what hill has done in her career in her life" mrs. obama has become a powerful ally for the democratic nominee. (hillary clinton) "i think you're getting the ideaeverything i think we care about is on the ballot this electionso you got to vote." getting more attention. wikileaks published a 12-page memo from doug band, - a former aide to president bill clinton - where he says he pushed corporations that donated to the foundation to also provide "...in-kind services for the president and his family - for personal travel, hospitality, vacation and the like." (craig boswell/cbs news/the white house) "the trump campaign pounced on the wikileaks email, calling it proof of "pay for play." (donald trump) "mr. unorthodox, the rest of us call it outright corrupt." trump's running mate mike pence also sounded off. (mike pence) "some in the media are calling it bill clinton incorporated." the latest national poll from fox news shows trump narrowing the gap with clinton to three points. craig boswell cbs news the white house. ((christianne klein

administration , there will never again be four americans set out on a hill somewhere in benghazi and left to die. [cheers and applause] mr. knight: that is the greatest criminal act in our history and government, what happened in benghazi. here's another thing. up"]ting "lock her mr. knight: one more guarantee is this -- there will never be a member in a trump administration that receives money from foreign governments and puts it away somewhere. [cheers and applause] we lookht: i think that -- i'm not knocking his fault, but we spent eight years with probably the worst prepared president for the job we've ever had. it wasn't his fault. it was our fault for not finding somebody better than he was. and now, with donald trump, let's just think for a moment, donald trump is not national. it's international. everybody in the world knows donald trump. you know isis, the people everywhere, there are problems for us. they don't want donald trump as president because they know how dam tough he is. [cheers and applause] mr. knight: and they know -- they know how dealing with him is a different situation than what we had. i am so

worcester into the hills worcester hill southwestern n 1/2 yes for briefed mr. of time this afternoon. snow and sleet mixed in. temperatures will be above freezing. not expecting issue. it's a sign of the time changing here as we do have some snowflakes into the mix. inside 495 mainly a rainent. in fact through worcester the mid-to-upper 30s this afternoon and you find snowflakes mixed with sleet pellet and rain drop. you go over to all rain overnight. locally heavy rain. once we get into heavier rain batchesen rumbles of thunder and gusty wind will develop. not expecting a lot of accumulation in the worcester hills. west of the city. to higher terrain. maybe pick up a slushy coating. locally higher amounts will be had in berkshires with higher terrain picking up at least a than that across southern vermont. in terms of the rainfall totals in rain coming through localized higher amounts. we can use all the water we can get. slight improvement in terms of shrinking the extreme drought area since last week. but not a lot of improvements so we're still running the

mr. mcgruder here taking you? i'm with my father's exploration party, and we're right over that hill. we're on our way to kulu. kulu, city of the sleeping lions. no one goes to kulu, en i know that. no wonder you're in trouble. don't be silly. my father has every clearance ye well, let's see if we can get that vehicle of yours on its feet. but we can't leave mr. mcgruder like this. there's nothing more we can do for mr. mcgruder. ? get out of here, run, go on, go on. i'm worried about mary. professor, take a look over there. ? it's mary! hurry. there. head for that cover of trees. dead. where's mcgruder? go ahead. baktar. all right, now, you stand still. one move, one sound, you're a dead man. all right, now, tell me something. y ing? why do these peoplele ot your country, tarzan. i asked you a question. why are you attacking people? answer me! they go to kulu. kuku? so, that's it. kulu belong to the dead. tell me e mething. how did you know these people are going to kulu? how did you know to only kill their guide, mcgruder? oh, the trouble with the natives is that in all their legends, kulu is a place of tabo

mr. stumpf was memorable, to say the least, on capitol hill.ou've put out a statement saying the selection of tim sloan raises questions. why? >> because tim sloan was part of the executive offices when this was going on. he's been there for some 29 years. and he didn't do anything in his executive position previously, so why is he in any different position than the outgoing ceo? i like the fact that they're separating the ceo from the chairman of the board, that's a good first step. but there's a lot to do. because the whole climate at wells fargo, we're not just talking about a small division that was regional. you're talking about something that was widespread. how can someone who was part of it now be the one that's going to fix it? >> people who would defend tim sloan would point out he was mostly on the other side of the bank doing commercial lending. on the wholesale side he was only president and coo since november of 2015. his oversight capacity was limited to just the past year or so, when most of the wrongdoing happened prior to that

hill. you are our congressional correspondent. what did mr. trump say last night to make paul ryan feel more comfortable? >> well, one thing republicans wanted to hear was a lot of contrition. they wanted to hear him come out and say he was apologetic about what he said. we didn't get a lot of that from donald trump last night. in fact, he sort of dismissed the controversy. he did apologize but then he said, you know, this is a distraction and this is locker room talk, really dismissing it. i think what republicans at large feel is that he's able to shift the narrative, turn the narrative back to hillary clinton and make it not about the videotape anymore. it almost rallied the base behind him. in some ways it's not necessary that paul ryan is more comfortable. in a lot of ways he's sort of boxed in because paul ryan right now were to rescind his endorsement, it would create such an uproar within his party, especially after trump really rallying the base last night with such a bombastic performance against hillary clinton, that it would be a r

simply there is no prosecution or there may not be any statement to go up to the hill and explain it and defend it. i think mrthinking of mr. comey and not what he's doing to the department of justice and certainly what he was doing to mrs. clinton. >> sir, great to have you on today, we appreciate your time. nice to see you, sir. >> thank you. we have been asking you today on our pulse question, do you think the f fbi -- 13% say yes and 87% say no. check it out on our website. we are waiting for hillary clinton coming from ohio, the clinton's campaign is working to maintain momentum across another state that's considered do or die for donald trump. will this late controversy of james comey causing clinton's the key battleground state of florida. cafight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fig

according to the hill may, demonic mr. were in nature and use the words smelled like sofer. -- smelled like sulfur. [video clip] he said me and hillary are demons, said we smelled like sulfur. ain't that something? now, i mean, come on, people. work if youes not , andsay stuff like that apparently there are people who believe that stuff. they are listening to it constantly. leaders who are promoting that because what sopens then is we get is divided and people are so angry at each other then nothing gets done. guest: you can see the effectiveness of having someone like alex jones closely tied to the donald trump campaign. talkingbama is not about things like trade policy or immigration policy. he is talking about this craziness that is happening. demons is not a political conversation. to be able to focus on something more important, the rhetoric has gotten off point and has he come destructive to the american political system. if you can set aside conspiracy. and the silliness of alex jones, he is a ridiculous figure. hos

brian: you did point out in your book that hickory hill sold for $8 million. mr. tye: it did, it was the other side of his life. e could afford anything. he thought about taking over the family and going to europe after jack's dad and leaving public service. why did he have to be out there with crowds attacking him and running this quixotic campaign when he had this kind of money? brian: peter edelman, the man u were talking about. >> is that more of a republican look at welfare? >> senator kennedy was calling for partnerships between government, the community, the private sector, really all the elements of our society. he did not have a label. he was not a traditional liberal. he was not a conservative, he really had a view of it that was all his own. that meant that the purpose of government is not just to tell people what to do, it is to help people build a community and to help people empower themselves. brian: some people would say he was not a traditional liberal, or traditional politician. mr. tye: if bobby kennedy was precisely the type of tough liberal or

hill. i think mr. comey is trying to cover his tail for what he did last summer. think he's trying to make us think he's doing his due diligence and that kind of stuff. if people want to get things changed, and i definitely do, i think the biggest thing is vote for the down ticket offices. the senate and the house. if we want to get things changed in washington, we need to change the house and the senate. not the president. the president doesn't have that much power. not as much as you might think. host: you think all this attention again on the emails and hillary clinton as opposed to -- caller: it's not going to change my mind. i don't think it will change a whole lot of people's minds. a lot of people have already voted. he did this last friday and for some states the polls have been open two or three weeks. host: it seems like you're correct, not too many people saying this will change their mind on our polls. let's start with kurt, never have voted for a democrat for any office and never will. elizabeth below that says nope, no way on this earth i would vote

mr. willie nelson, this is her first time hearing him perform her song there called "little house on the hill", and she started singing along, her voice barely there. >> oh, i love her. >> tapping the toes and giggling like a teenager. >> oh, how cute is she? from one cutie to another, junior, believe it or not, is he has a very, very full head of hair and nicknamed baby bear. his mom says that's what the family thinks he looks like, a little baby bear. when she walks by, it takes forever to go through the store because people ask about this baby. he was born with a full head of hair, and they said it'll fall out, it's baby hair, but he's not lost any of it yet. >> how old again? >> only eight weeks old. >> with that hair? >> eight weeks old, and she's a former hairdresser,el cutting it, is going to let it grow out and see where it goes. >> the kid's going to have great hair. this is a fastest bike around, aerodynamic because of the low center of gravity. the seat is kind of like all the way back there, and it's on your hips opposed to your buttocks. looks kind of not comfortable. >>> this mo

hill. it will create jobs. and a democratic congress won't pass it. [applause] mr. bruno: okay. i think it's time to move on to our next topic. all three of you gentlemen have some expertise in defense and the armed forces. vice president quayle and senator gore both served on the senate armed services committee. admiral stockdale, of course, has a very distinguished military career. with the end of the cold war, everyone agrees that there are going to be major cuts. they've already started in the defense budget. but this country has a long history of neglecting its military needs in peace time and then paying for it with heavy casualties when we're caught unprepared. how much of a defense cut is safe? what happens to the people who are forced to leave the military services, or if they lose their jobs because they're working in defense industries. i think we start with senator gore this time. sen. gore: bill clinton and i support a strong national defense. he and i have both fought for change within the democratic party as well as within the country. the aftermath of the cold wa

hill. this was recorded at the coolidge corner theatre in 2013. it is about 45 minutes. mr. philbrick: thank you. wereeachers -- our parents teachers at the same high school and are kids were educated by them and it is great to see you. and it is wonderful to be in the coolidge center theater with this great bookstore, cosponsored with the massachusetts historical society. which has been an institution that was essential to my life as a historian. have taken up residence in the archives in every book i have done has been a central part of the information that has come from there. and it is just an organization that is essential to anyone looking into not only the history of boston but this country. and the genesis for bunker hill goes back to the summer of 1984. my wife and i had just moved to boston full-time. we were living at the north end. --that time, i was a feeling failing journalist, but my primary responsibility was to be with my daughter at home. i would push the stroller through the crowded streets of the north end and it was there , at copps hill, what of my ivor

mr. podesta's account still to be released. so we'll see what's in them. host: you are on with katie of the hill. caller: two months ago, trump on a campaign -- i don't know what he was doing there. but he had a campaign. he said russia, if you're listening, please get me those e-mails. and then a few months later hillary clinton's e-mails. and then two months later they were there. and he claims he doesn't know anything about is it russia or what. he said that in public. nobody mention that is but he actually asked them to get hillary clinton's e-mails that were missing and they did. host: let's get a response. these aren't the e-mails that she deleted. guest: those are being released through a foia request. the f.b.i. recovered about 15,000 e-mails that clinton deleted when her lawyers purged the personal e-mails from the work-related ones before she turned the work-related ones tot state department. the f.b.i. recovered 15,000. they released those made the second release yesterday. they're largely dupe cats. they tend -- they so far have been documents that were already released through other

hill, brian moore, news4. >> as brian mentioned voters in maryland waited as long as two hours to cast their ballots today. early voting centers opened this morning. and lines mr. long all day. at last check, about 100,000 people voted in maryland. early voting centers will be open every day from 8:00 p.m. now through november 3rd. >> a new quinn peaiac battleground poll has hillary clinton 12 points ahead of donald trump in virginia. she also leads in north carolina, while georgia and iowa are a statistical tie in this new poll. >>> the rain's rolling out now bring on the warm up. >> doug, how different will it feel stepping out the door holm morning? >> it will feel a little different tomorrow morning. next change. tomorrow is going to be like it was yesterday. cool sunshine, breezy as well. look outside right now. what you notice on storm team 4 radar, that storm system which brought snow to the north and thunderstorms just to our south is moving out of here after prig providing with us a little bit of rain across the area keeping temperatures down. upper 50s to low to mid 60s across the area. now though the rain pretty much moving out. one area of showers

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mr. comey right now. >> nick, at the same time, you have republicans with no incentive at all for introspection on this. if this was even unethical on the part of people on capitol hill, to try to push the fbi to update them and immediately leak it for the purposes of an election, there isn't really a consequence that seems to be immediate for that. >> we saw these communities have enormous power to put pressure on the irs, doj, budgeting for the impeachment threat, the commissioner of the irs. i think we've seen suggestions in the letter comey wrote to his own staff that he is dealing with internal pressure and problems with his own agents and own senior executives. so you can imagine he is maybe acting in part as he sees to protect the integrity of the institution. unfortunately, he is risking a lot by doing so. >> having worked in this governmental sphere, that balance of trying to be a law enforcement official, which is what the fbi director, he's the police, not prosecutor, how much does that political pressure wind up weighing in and do the ethics rules constrain somebody in his position no matter how much pressure is on you, you have to abide by rules i'm assu

mr. vice president. vice president quayle: hal, president bush has had his health care reform agenda on capitol hill for 8 months. he's had parts of it up there for years. you talk about increasing costs that the president has had on capitol hill medical malpractice reform legislation for several years. defensive medicine in health care today cost $20.7 billion. defense medicine defined as testing and treatment that is only necessary in case of a lawsuit. wouldn't that be nice to take $20.7 billion that we're putting into our legal system and put it to preventive health care or women's health care or something else besides trial lawyers? but no, you don't want to reform the health care system to drive down costs through medical malpractice. what you're doing -- you are talking about a government program. your program is to ration health care. you said in your statement to see a doctor when you want to see a doctor. when you start rationing health care there's going to be a waiting line to see a doctor unless it's an emergency. remember when we rationed energy in this country? waiting lines at the gasoli

hill at trump tower. >> he said he would love to have me work for him mr. trump said he would be coming to los angeles soon and he would contact me. i feel as though my dream of working for mr. trump might come true. as i was about to leave, he again kissed me on the lips. this made me feel nervous and embarrassed. this is not what i wanted or expected. >> according to her, she later met with trump again at a hotel in los angeles. >> i assumed we were going to a restaurant in the hotel. instead, i was taken to a bungalow. i was standing in the entryway. to my left was a bedroom and i saw mr. trump's clothes on the bed. i did not see him but he greeted me with hello in a sing-song voice. it sounded like, hello! i stood up and he started kissing me open mouthed as he was pulling me toward him. i walked away and i sat down in a chair. he then asked me to sit next to him. i complied. he then grabbed my shoulder and began kissing me again very aggressively and placed his hand on my breast. i pulled back and walked to another part of the room. he put me in an emb

mr. trump is i think of should be of utmco americans."the trump campaign denies it's working with the russians.craig boswell, cbs news, capitol hill. if you've already mailed in an absentee ballot for this upcoming election...your vote may not count. the election commission says many of them have been filled out incorrectly. cbs 58's kyle aevermann explains from waukesha. the problem lies at the voters sending in their ballots need a signature and other information from a witnes. witness.without those signatures and full addresses including the city, ballots cannot be counted.there have been a handful of incomplete ballots here in waukesha, and hundreds of cases reported in milwaukee, racine, and madison according to the wisconsin election commission. who today sent out a memo standing by their decision requiring this information.here in waukesha, the clerk's office has sent out instruction forms, and even highlighted the importantng year, so there are no issues. because we are still a few weeks away from the election, the clerk's office has been trying to get ahold of anyone who hasn't completed it out correctly..and many times th

mrs. bethel, can you just wait one second. it won't take long. otherwise, she's leaving. renee! come here, sweetheart. you remember bobby hill, don't you? bobby, this is my daughter renee. hi. hi. no, not becky's sister! you mean the little fireplugg renee bethel, from across the street? you know, the laststime i saw you was at some all-city basketball game. you scored so many points. i remember you got a aig trophy at the end. and then you went out with my big sister, becky. how is she? becky? mm-hmm. married -- two kids. and you? no, i'm still in schoooo this is unbelievable. the last time i saw you, you were seven years old. the kitchen is stacked up with trash. could d u make a run to the dump? ng. you look great. would you like some company? yeah, sure. come on. [ siren wailing ] i don't believe it. she wants money to make you his guardian? that's got to help your case, lucy. if anything, it proves she is unfit. what do you think? maybe. all you got to do is go to the foster authorities and tell them what she said, and it's got to strengthen your case for getting fabian. it might. when are you gonna do it? when are you gonna tell t

earlier with a capitol hill reporter about an upcoming appearance of the mr. turnbull be making with house speaker paul ryan. that will be on saturday at 3:30 eastern time. we will have that here on c-span, and here is a preview of what to expect saturday. >> donald trump to campaign with house speaker paul ryan this saturday in wisconsin. marcos is following this story, she is joining us on the phone here in washington. thank you for joining us. how did this all come together? it has been quite a long road for paul ryan and donald trump. if you recall, as recently as fearedcember, when he donald trump would get the republican nomination, and it was a long shot, paul ryan denounced his proposal to ban muslims from the country. he criticized trump on a lot of friends. over weeks, he declined to endorse donald trump after he effectively clinched the republican nomination. the payback, donald trump withheld endorsing ryan over the summer. are, they will make their first campaign appearance together this weekend. >> it is called the wisconsin fallfest and it sound