patrick: mr. james? mr. james: i absolutely believe that we need to do anything and everything we can to protect our precious waters. but we seem to be moving from crisis to crisis in this state and in this country. and this is yet another crisis that is facing us. we have a crisis in flint with water. we have a crisis with pfas with water. i think we need to start start toahead and think about -- we need the right leadership who understands how to bring people together. bipartisanship is not a buzzword. we need people who are used to bringing people together in the toughest of circumstances, and i'm looking forward to continuing any and all resources, bringing resources back to help benefit people in the state of michigan. senator stabenow mentioned our veterans. i am a combat aviator. we did all kinds of training around airfields when i was deployed and when we were training back here. my family and friends were directly exposed to pfas when we were deployed and we were training across the country. i unders

mr. james? opening statement. >> well, first of all, it's an honor to be here and be your republican nominee for the u.s. senate from the state of michigan. it was an honor to serve. i understand that the world is becoming a much more dangerous place how to keep americans safe because i have experienced doing it before. i also understand our veterans. the 670,000 of us who currently reside in state of michigan who have been underserved and we deserve to take better care of our veterans. i'm a job creator. i understand the importance of manufacturing. as an automotive supplier i recognize the importance of manufacturing but as a family business owner, i recognize the head winds that our retailers and our farmers and our factory businesses have all over the state. i'm also looking forward to addressing the root cause of income inequality by addressing opportunity inequality by looking forward and bringing perspective energetic leadership and passion for service to the united states senate. my oppo

patrick: mr. james, a rebuttal. mr. james: thank you so much. first of all, senator, ma'am, i never said what you just put into my mouth. ma'am, i never said what you just put into my mouth, and also, please senator is talking about sides. we are all americans. i didn't fight for democrats or republicans in iraq, i fought for americans. i will continue to fight for americans and michiganders when i get to washington. my opponent advocates for government takeover of your health care. that would result in throwing our seniors to the back of the bus and saddling future generations with $32 trillion of the next 10 years. we cannot let that happen. patrick: rebuttal. sen. stabenow: that is ridiculous, what he just said. [laughs] sen. stabenow: let me just say that for the record, throughout the last year and a half, my opponent has said over and over again, he stands with president trump's agenda and has defended

mr. james, opening statement. all, it's anrst of honor to be here. it was an honor to serve in the united states army. comment that, -- i am a combat vet, and i understand the world is becoming a much more dangerous place. i understand our veterans. the 670,000 of us who currently reside in the state of michigan who have been underserved, and we should take better care of our veterans. i'm also a job creator. as an automotive supplier, i recognize the importance of and fracturing, but also as a family business owner, i recognize the headwinds that are farmers and businesses have all across the state. i'm looking forward to addressing the root cause of income inequality i addressing income inequality and bringing a fresh perspective to the united states senate. my opponent has been in service for 43 years. i believe that protecting the american dream is something i very much have a passion for. she is a very nice lady, but in time, i believe she has grown ineffective, she's run hyper partisan, a

william bradford hughley, editor of the american rectory, and mr. james cromwell, former united states minister to canada. star distinct guest for this evening if the honorable joseph r carrington, delegate to congress from the territory of hawaii. mr. farrington, about 2 million americans traveled through hawaii during the second war and met most of our viewers tonight who hope to go to hawaii at some time. it's a great pleasure to have you with us tonight, sir. one word can you give our viewers who have been to hawaii, and those who want to go? how is business generally on the islands now? >> business in hawaii is very good. we are prospering on a defense economy, with expenditures for the national defense since the outbreak of the korean war have been increased substantially. we have prospered as a result of that. i'd like to say also, for the benefit of those who have been to hawaii, that there has been a heavy increase in tourists travel, and that conditions are much more attractive now than they were during the war. >> the military is still your bre

. >> mr. james, rebuttal. >> thank you very much. first of all, senator, i never said what you just put into my mouth. and also please highlight that the senator's talking about sides. we are all americans. i didn't fight for democrats or republicans when i was in iraq. i fought for americans. i'm going to continue to fight for americans and michigan people when i get to washington. my opponent advocates for a full government takeover of your healthcare. that would result in taking -- throwing our seniors to the back of the bus and saddling the future generation with 32 trillion dollars over the next ten years. we cannot let that happen. >> rebuttal? >> that's ridiculous what he just said. let me just say that for the record, that throughout the last year and a half, my opponent has said over and over again he stands with president trump's agenda, has defended during the

william bradford's qe and mr. james h r cromwell. our distinguished guest with the honorable joseph r farrington, delegate to congress from the territory of hawaii. >> interested in american history tv? visit our website, c-span.org/history. you can view the schedule, preview upcoming programs and watch college lectures, museum tours, and more. american history tv at c-span.org/history. >> this weekend on the atsidency, a historian looks how the fashion choices of pat nixon and betty ford reflected the politics and culture of their times. here is a preview. perhaps her most iconic piece of clothing was the red coat, the overcoat she wore to china while accompanying the president on his historic 1972 visit to china. this took place the very same american households at tv'spoint had more color in black and white. 1972. it also came at a time when the technology of film was giving way to video, and so there was a more immediate ability to transmit footage, live footage, and so it was not just americans, but people all over theworld who

mr. james 60. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: singing and signing for their beloved friend, who is deaf. mr. james has worked in schools for 30 years, but this performance moved him to tears. ♪ happy birthday to you ( applause ) >> i was, like, really happy to do it because i really wanted to. >> reporter: how come? >> i wanted to have-- be happy for his birthday. >> reporter: the kids learned the sign language in less than five minutes. >> some kindness, love, like just showing that to each other. i think that was, like, the best thing that came out of the whole thing because they were showing love to mr. james, and he went ecstatic. >> reporter: more than 200,000 views now. "i was at north coffee, too, when he was there. such a sweet, selfless man that treated us so good, always smiling." ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: what james anthony couldn't hear with his ears he felt in the bottom of his heart. omar villafranca, cbs news, tullahoma, tennessee. >> glor:

mr. jameswho was turning 60. ♪ happy birthday to you, ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: singing and signing for their beloved friend who is deaf. mr. james has worked in schools for 30 years, but this performance moved him to tears. >> i was happy to do it because i really wanted to. >> reporter: how come? >> i wanted to be happy for his birthday. >> reporter: the kids learned the sign language in less than five minutes. >> kindness, love, just showing that to each other. i think that was like the best thing that came out of the whole thing because they were showing love to mr. james, and he went ecstatic. >> reporter: more man 200,000 views now, i was at north coffee, too, when he was there. such a sweet selfless man that treated us so good, always smiling. >> i was in shock. i was very emotional. -- very moved. you have to learn to know what it's like to live, not be able to hear real good. but to see those children do that, it was just wonderful. ♪ happy birthday -- >> reporter: what ja

mr. vice chair. we have oscar james. >> mr. james is saying he's fine. >> clerk: oh, okay. >> anybody else? anybody wishing to speak on this item? seeing none, i will close public comment and turn to my fellow commissioners with questions or comments. [ gavel ]. >> commissioner rosales? >> hello. thank you for the report. my only question, i think -- and you did answer it is because this is our project, our funding, and even though d.p.w. is doing the work, our s.b.e. is the one and our local hiring program is the one that will be observed. >> yes. and just to be very clear, the m.o.u. we're requesting today, you look at that as a sole source contract between the agency and d.p.w. however, we will be entering into subcontracts through this contract, and those will all have to comply and comply with s.b. 's policy, similar to what we have to do with all ocii projects. >> so it's -- d.p.w. as though they were the prime contractor then, rather than they were going to hire a prime? >> yes, but they still have to open it up to s.b.e. specific firms for the subs. >> okay. i understand that now. o

>> the kids at hickerson elementary simply call him mr. james.he custodian who's been a beloved fixture here for two decades. for his 60th, because james anthony is deaf, the kids knew they had to do more than just sing "happy birthday," so they learned how to sign it. >> when mr. james came in here, we did it all together. >> i felt really good when i did that because he was so happy. >> reporter: his reaction? >> very shocking. i was coming in thinking i had another mess to clean up. >> we were all in tears because it was just amazing when they were so excited. >> reporter: born with polio, james lost his hearing as a teen, but he's found something else. >> it's been a moving experience. seeing that, it just shows me that i'm very important to them. >> reporter: a birthday wish worth 1,000 words in any language. kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> well, if you don't reach for the tissue, i think i might. that's "nbc nightly news" for this thursday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and goodnight. ? our investigative uni

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balanced-budget. >> [laughter] mrs. james: we need you now more than ever. by all measures senator hatch has been one of the most impactful and effective legislators of modern times. since starting in congress in 1977, until his retirement at the end of this 115th congress, he has kept the flame of liberty alive and has honorably served our nation. senator, we are so pleased to have you here tonight and to recognize your contribution to this country and i hope you can feel the love and the affirmation we all have for you. you are truly an american hero. thank you for being here. [applause] sen. hatch: thank you all for that nice round of applause. i have been in places where it was otherwise. >> [laughter] sen. hatch: i can hear that justice thomas' left from here. he is one of the greatest additions of the supreme court -- i want you all to know that. [applause] it is a real honor to be here at the heritage foundation. this is one of the most important institutions in our nation's capital, indeed, in the entire country. for decades the heritage foundation h

(pam) mr. james has worked at this tennessee elementary for 15- years, but has been with the school district for 30- years. the custodian said, the kindergarten students' gesture "touched his heart." coming up... california is always on alert for earthquakes but now a new, triple- pronged threat from mother nature to think about .... details next. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, teachers, and mental-health professionals. vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. survey is updating its volcano threat assessments for the first time since 2005.(pam) and three volcanoes in california are now considered to be very high threats. max resnik reports. it's a huge draw of the north

. >> mr. james together. >> i felt really good when i did that because he was so happy. >> reporter: his reaction. >> very shocked. i was thinking i had another mess to clean up. >> we were all in tears because it w just amazing when they were so exted. >> thank you. >> reporter: born with polio, james lost his heari as a teen but he's found something else. >> it's been a move experience, seeing that class sign just shows me that i'm ve important here. >> reporter: a a birthday wish worth thousand words in any language. kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> if you don't reach for the tissue, i think i might. >>> that's nbc news da for this thu i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you and good night. ♪ lights camera access >>> i'm sorry. >> have a great day, everybody, we'll see you tomorrow. >> but we didnt'. and thas the last you'll ever see of megyn kelly on nbc. and was the kfblace debacle the only problem? >>

mr. jamesall wish you a birthday. >> they say hurry, there has been an accident, a spill in the room. he walked in and all of the kids were singing and signing to him. you can tell he is very touched. >>> this month marked 58 years sun the gun rights were signed into law. we are revealing "time" magazine's conversation on the topic. they talk to people on all sides of the issue including gunshot victims, gun owners and enthusiasts, emergency room doctors, activists with opposite points of view, and policymakering responsible for finding solutions. the innovative french artist, j.r., travelled the country to photograph and film 245 people from every imaginable vantage point. we are joined at the table, it's an honor to have you here at the table, and edward you're always welcome. give us the background. you have never done anything like this, you were on the "time's" 100 influence list. he was on the list because of the impact of his art, the impact of his vision, which is about bringing people

thank you, mr. james. anybody else wishing to speak on the item. seeing none i will close public comment and turn to my fellow commissioners for questions or comments. commissioner singh. >> yes. do we have the list of preference holders? >> i'm sorry, commissioner, can you say that one more time? >> i can't hear you. >> he's asking if there's a list of ser tif -- certificate of preference holders. maybe mr. white can answer. >> pam sims. i'm a senior development specialist in house working on the c.o.p. program in marketing. actually, we work with the mayor's office of housing and community development and together they manage the program for us and yes, we together have a list of the c.o.p. holders. >> do you know the number we have? >> approximately 900 households. >> [indiscernible] >> it comes and goes because people get housed. >> yeah. we're reporting one to four parking are four units one parking? where do people park the car? >> what was the last thing you said? >> where would everybody else park their cars? >> yeah. >> the podium has a ra

you know, mr. jamesoes want to say one last thing. >> to the both of you, you two have made my day. thank you. >> we love you. >> very, very sweet. mr. anthony said after he retires he wants to go back to school and to be able to teach children american sign language. >> wow, he's not done yet. >> no, i just love it. >> great story. >> the teachers are ecstatic the kids are being introduced to this world of sign language. >> and excited about. >> they're good at it too. five minutes? >> i was like, faster than me. >> everything on youtube these days. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the performance bringing so much joy to the duchess. you'll find out next. a 50% chance isn't good enough when it comes to your kid's nutrition. 1 out of 2 kids don't get enough calcium, vitamin d, and potassium. make sure your kid isn't one of them. one simple way? 3 servings of real milk a day. serve real milk at mealtime. new secret freshies deodorant goes where you go. ♪ before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her

the godfather of soul, mr. jamescalled "sex machine." >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] >> fellas, i'm ready to get up and do my thing. [ cheers ] i want to get into it, man, you know. like a -- like a sex machine, man. movin', doin' it, you know. can i count it off? one, two, three, four. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ get up get on up get up get on up stay on the scene get on up ♪ ♪ like a sex machine get on up get up get on up get up get on up ♪ ♪ stay on the scene get on up like a sex machine get on up ♪ ♪ get up get on up get on the scene get on up like a sex machine ♪ ♪ get on up wait a minute shake your arm then use your form ♪ ♪ stay on the scene like a sex machine you got to have the feeling sure as you're born ♪ ♪ get it together right on right on ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ get up get on up get up get on up get up get on up ♪ ♪ >> can we hit it like we did one more time, from the top? can we hit it like that one more time? one more time. let's hit it and quit. can we hit it and quit? can

. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday dear james ♪ >> mr. james certainly loved it.s loved it and i absolutely do, too. don't forget, there is always good news somewhere. believe in our future. i'm stephanie ruhle. you can find me every day on twitter. coming up, hallie jackson. >> i am hallie jackson. thank you, steph. the fbi on the case of three more suspicious packages this morning, two in delaware, both addressed to former vice president joe biden, the other in the tribecca neighborhood at the office of actor robert de niro. ten devices since monday have been found at these locations from coast to coast, l.a., washingt washington, florida all sent to critics of president trump's. one of those critics now responding, john brennan saying he will not be silenced, blaping president trump for what he c l calcal calcal calls inflammatory rhetoric. asked whether he regrets any of his statements. >> the president

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until the senator and mrs. james and the distinguished party in front leave. and at that time, john malcolm has a few instructions and ideas for you. [ laughter ] >> that was good commentary. [ applause ] >>> more from campaign 2018 with the debate between candidates for kentucky's ofth u.s. house district. republican congressman andy bahr and democrat amy mcgrath live from lexington tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can also watch on c-span.org or on the c-span radio app. with eight days until the election, make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. and american history tv is in prime time tonight with programs from our lectures in history series on the history of food and agriculture in america. iowa state university professor pamela rhiny kerber talks about food during the great depression and the methods families used to stretch their money and their food supply. american history tv. in primetime. beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> this week on the communicators -- cyber security ana

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the saudis have denied having anything to do with the disappearance of mr khashoggi. james saudi arabia next week to encourage investment. already dozens of companies have pulled out amid accusations the country was behind the alleged murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. now allies are withdrawing. britons said international development secretary liam fox would not attend. the us treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, also pulled out, as did the french and dutch finance ministers. the us said it had the case very seriously but was willing to give saudi arabia time to investigate and explain. i told president trump this morning that we ought to give them a few more days to complete that can so that we, too, have a complete understanding of the facts surrounding that, at which point we can make decisions about how or if the united states should respond. it is now more than two weeks since jamal khashoggi entered his country's consulate in istanbul and was never seen again. turkish police are investigating claims he was tortured and dismembered by saudi agents. mr khashoggi's

rowan, david, james, thank you for your comments in this morning's paper, mr. mcgill. james patrick, peter strauss, and bob finebaum. >> hello again, commissioners. now, to your question, supervisor peskin, i think it was four years ago i brought up the fact that a similar amount in new york, the world trade transit center generated a billion and a half for a 99-year lease and i'm not sure what happened in san francisco. the top priority is to restore public confidence in the structural integrity of the transit center before we resume bus operations. the best way to manage the structures is acoustic monitoring, because steel and the stress emits low frequency sound waves before cracks can be detected like conventional methods. structural acoustic monitoring is implemented by the installation of microphones on a steel elements of a structure and then later triangulation was used to warn of the formation of multiple cracks in the bridge and was recommended by the bay bridge peer review group to monitor rods and cables in the new bay bridge three years ago. please ask m.t.

mr. trump. the judge james otero claimed it constitute s hyperbole. stormy daniels lawyer, michael avenatti, has already filed a notice of appeal. >>> tributes pouring in for paul all allen. co- founder of microsoft. he died monday at 65 of complications of lymphoma. he launched microsoft with bill gates after they met at a seattle private school. allen left in 1992 after he was diagnosed with hodgkin's disease. >> allen remained on the microsoft board as he launched his own foundation at an investment firm and bought the portland trailblazers and seattle seahawks. quarterback russell wilson said we lost a giant and friend. mr. allen, thank you for your vision and generosity and believing in all of us. you made us all better and kinder. may you rest in peace. go hawks. a part founder in the seattle soccer team. >> his early ambitions and vision changed the way all of us lived our lives. >> how many can you say that about? >> truly, truly visionary with bill gates and steve jobs. >>> nine minutes past the hour. economy is thriving, but the deficit is a

. >> a sentiment, which, as the investigation turned rapidly back to north dakota, sarah, a-k-a mrs. james words but for more personal reasons. >> best i remember is there was rumors of james having an affair. >> it's an old story, of course. husband cheats on wife with a younger woman. even younger than sarah, who was only in her 20s. >> what was it like to hear that he was cheating on you in the first place? >> it was hurtful, but it was so off the wall. i just didn't believe it. >> like generations of wives before her, until the truth was impossible to avoid. what was that like to hear? >> horrific. especially when i found out with who. i just thought absolutely not. no way. >> wouldn't believe it. >> wouldn't believe it. she was like my little sister. >> this is her. the young woman in the unpleasant little triangle. but she wasn't just some other woman. this is peyton martin, daughter of tex hall, the chief of the mha nation on whose tribal land was the oil lease, the one james and doug carlile wanted so badly. peyton was 19. >> you knew her. >> mm-hm. yeah. i had a vacation, family v

i'd like to note that a letter from mr. james duff, the director of the administrative office of the u.s. courts and the secretary of the judicial conference of the united states dated july 31 and enclosures to that letter will be included in the record. as well a letter from chief judge sidney thomas, thank you for being here today who sits as the chief judge of the ninth circuit, court of appeals, he will be submitting a letter in his individual capacity. relating to the debates about the split of the ninth circuit. both senator sullivan and danes are strongly in support of splitting the 9th circuit. they will be submitting an additional statement for the record today. senator grassley will be submitting questions for the record and our record will remain open for seven days. and this hearing is adjourned, thank you. >>> at 8:00 p.m. on c-span, utah's senate debate between republican mitt romney and democrat jenna wilson. to fill the seat of retiring senator orrin hatch. and charlie baker debates his democratic challenger jay g

mr. alexander: there is a solar plant being proposed near the there south of the james river. the plant construction will not impact the earthworks itself, kindt's possible that as of a compromise for that element alatanopefully fort pl might become -- it is still there. it is not formally preserve. hopefully that can be a concession for allowing the plants to go. no argument against solar energy. sure, as long as we get the concession of perhaps having access. right now, as you mentioned, it is almost impossible to do a tour of the turning point of the civil war because none of it is publicly accessible. but that possibly could change. >> back here? >> new york. i have a two fold question. one, i had an ancestor who was wounded at the small -- in february of 1865. does thatmuchh doe engagement persuade confederates losing petersburg? also, how much do we visit of that petersburg battlefield today? >> fantastic russia because i can give you answers to each. -- fantastic question. because i can give you answers to each. the map shows the union position after february of 1865. i

. >> [laughter] james: at the age of 72 -- a promising young man given my age -- >> [laughter] mr. castro: -- james: he's running for the united states senate to replace senator orrin hatch. if he wins, he will become the oldest freshman senator ever popularly elected to a full term. quite a record. he will also become the third individual to ever serve as governor of a state and united states senator from from a different state. our city, of course, is named after one of the other two. sam houston served as the sixth governor of tennessee and later as a u.s. senator from texas. and so, ladies and gentlemen, it is a real pleasure for he to introduce tonight's guest, the 70th governor of massachusetts, the next senator from utah, and someone i'm very proud to call my friend. he and our founding director, ambassador edward, will have a fireside chat type discussion. so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mitt romney. [applause] mr. romney: thank you. thank you. that was quite an introduction. [laughter] wow, what a guy. how many cabinet positions did you lead? you led three different

the kindergarten class surprised their friend, mr. james know, maria, i think he's holding back tears in this video. it's hard to see. maria: that is beautiful. dagen: well, i'm crying. cheryl: it's just what a surprise for him and how sweet that all those kids learned it. that's tough. sign language is hard, right, dagen? dagen: yeah, i taught myself sign language, a lot of it. i still know the alphabet, the asl alphabet. i taught myself out of the encyclopedia when i was five. maria: that was so sweet. thank you so much, cheryl. we want to get into the gdp when we come back and then there's this a. a search for the sender intensifies, authorities now zeroing in on florida after locating a tenth had suspicious package sent to a prominent democrat. ronna romney mcdaniel is here to weigh in. back in a moment. due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than war

james lankford thank you mr president you all have both faced incredible risks personally. your tenacity to be able to stay there by his side throughout this great personal risk to yourself through this process has been all inspiring for many of us to be able to watch as well for incredibly grateful for you all to be able to be home how we look forward to having a celebration like day like this for other americans from turkey that need to come home as well to be able to figure stuff out and we look forward to getting all those individuals resolved as well and i calm but today we're just incredibly grateful after two very long years for you be able to be home and i was ordered. your stories about driving through drive through and getting a hamburger and about going to just hang out and going to your own church just being able to relax and to be able to be with family and we're all looking forward to those days ago not having to be on the front page of a paper and just being back again americans again they will do this for a while thank you thank you thank you thank. you. tha

the saudis have denied having anything to do with the disappearance of mr khashoggi. jamesrence in saudi arabia next week to encourage investment. already, dozens of companies have pulled out amid accusations the country was behind the alleged murder of thejournalist jamal khashoggi. now allies are withdrawing also. britain said the international development secretary would not attend amid concerns about the disappearance. the us treasury secretary also pulled out. as did the french and dutch finance ministers. the us said it took the case very seriously, but was willing to give saudi arabia time to investigate and explain. i told president trump this morning that we ought to give them a few more days to complete that, so that we, too, have a complete understanding of the facts surrounding that. at which point, we can make decisions about how or if the united states should respond. it's now more than two weeks since jamal khashoggi entered his country's consulate in istanbul and was never seen again. turkish police are investigating claims he was tortured and dismembered by

mr. bean in james bond. matthew chance explains. >> i'm here to see pegasus. >> reporter: it is too easy to mock a bungling spy. more johnny english than james bond, he is dubbed the russia's gru agents after a series of embarrassing blunders. take the four agents recently expelled from the netherlands. not only were they caught red handed trying to hack the global chemical weapons watch dog, but one of them even had a moscow taxi receipt in his pocket showing a right from gru headquarters in the russian capital to the airport. great for accounting, not good for espionage. of course even the best secret agents can make mistakes. not that long ago, russia mocked british spies after filming them using an electronic gadget disguised as a rock to receive information. and it is just a few years since an alleged cia agent was unmasked in moscow and shown on tv wearing a particularly bad blond wig. the concern about the recent sloppiness of russian spies though is that they don't seem to really care about being cau

mr. cruz at the moment ading laura: james cook in houston for us tonight, thank you.m texas to florida, where early voting started today in many parts of the state. with vital house and senate seats up for grabs as well as the governing -- governor's office, hispanic votersill be key. they have a history of backing republican candidates, but democrats are hoping to change that. katty kay reports from miami. reporter: in miami you don'ca yourself hispanic. au are costa rican, or you are bolivian, or youre cuban, and voting is a duty. are you going to vote in the election? . that is a good question yes i will vote. reporter: hispanics are more politically engaged in florida than almost anywhere in the country, but even here not everyone regularly votes. >> are you going to vote? >> i'm not a citizen. ngporter: why are you vo this time when you didn't last time? >> because it matters. porter: every 30 seconds here in america a latino turns 18. that is 66,000 potential newte every month. for democrats and republicans it is a bonanza.le the pris hispanics turn out to vote

mr. trump. the judge james otero claimed it constitutes hyperbole. normally associated with politics. in other words, free speech. judge otero says the president is entitled to attorneys fees. stormy daniels lawyer, michael avenatti, has already filed a notice of appeal. >>> tributes pouring in for paul allen. the billionaire co-founder of microsoft. he died monday at 65 of complications of non hodgkin's lymphoma. allen launched microsoft with bill gates in 1975. after they met at a seattle private school. allen left in 1982 after he was diagnosed with hodgkin's disease. gates remembering allen as a dear partner and friend. personal computing would not exist without him. >> allen remained on the microsoft board as he launched his own foundation and an investment firm and bought the portland trailblazers and seattle seahawks. quarterback russell wilson said we lost a giant and friend. mr. allen, thank you for your extraordinary vision and abundant generosity and believing in all of us. you made us all better and kinder. may you rest in peace. go hawks. actually, you have to say one of

james bays who's at the u.n. headquarters building in new york now as far as mr and saudi arabia is concerned james the why you do a picture of diplomacy here how just how do we need to calibrate i was seeing that . well i think you need to look in some ways to what both want right now and i think that in some ways concerns the media narrative the saudis have tried and want to with all their various explanations different conflicting explanations to draw a line under this they desperately want this story off the news they want the headlines to recede remember it's been the top global headline for three weeks they're hoping that if the story disappears then they can get their act together they can regroup and they can try and fight this for the turkish side clearly they want to deal with the case they want justice but they also want to do whatever is in turkey's best interests and i think that right now president other one has decided is not to go right out and attack saudi arabia not to mention the crown prince not to bring up any tapes that they may have but to continue to keep this process going because i think

first distinguish award will be presented by the acting principal at rooftop burnett campus, james dent. mr. dent. >> also known as doug dent, i'm back. [laughter] >> i have the distinct pleasure after being at rooftop for just the last 10 days, to introduce someone who has welcomed me beginning in july when i first started to work me into that role. joel. let me read from the nominee. when there are seemingly high levels of stress in and around his space, joel does an exemplary job of ignoring the chaos and focuses on his task. he's like an octopus. he seems to have eight arms with 64 fingers, taking big care of everything. he is super friendly, positive, and upbeat. he is not only a colleague, but a good friend. joel. [applause] >> step forward. >> the next rave award winner is a special service award and this award will be presented by the principal of willie brown middle school, charleston brown. [applause] >> hello, all right. hello everyone. it's a nice turnout for a board meeting. [laughter] >> i'm here to talk about mr. robertson, he is our robotics teacher at the school. he does ev

united nations they want the constitutional committee to be formed before mr de mistura finishes in his job at the end of november james zira at the united nations the u.k. based charity oxfam has again called on the u.s. u.k. and other governments to stop supplying arms to saudi arabia which is leading a coalition against him and the rebels oxfam says one civilian has died every three hours since august or than five hundred to many were killed. in fighting between the saudi led coalition and the rebels between august first and october fifteenth and he blamed the war for a cholera epidemic which has killed two thousand people in the past eighteen months and yemen's economy it's in tatters spiraling inflation has halved and calms and nearly double the cost of feeding a family or more. doctors have told needs to buy a course of three injections to treat his daughter for diarrhea and inflammation but he can only afford one course because of soaring inflation and the collapse of again many we. don't want them should not. be for one injection cost two dollars now it's three dollars and sixty cents she needs three but they c