the judge says in the final summation in the final verdict, you are nothing, mr. baker, but a pebble in the pond. you are nothing but poor white trash. all my life i was a bad boy. i look back and i see all the stupid mistakes that i made, and i see the young people that are here at this prison, and i hear all the stories because i listen, and i think to myself, you do not know how fortunate you are. you're going out there with another chance. whether it's five years, ten years, or what. you're getting another chance. i'll never get that chance. i would give my leg, my arm, for that chance. i'm never going get it. i'm going to die right here. >> clean the front of your row, all that grass out front. >> it's fun to break the law and dance with the devil, but, see, when you got to pay the fiddler, it ain't nothing nice. trust me. i'm living it. i'm living it. >> when it comes to serving hard time, white trash baker is hardly alone. >> myself, i got 35 to life, on a three strikes case. in the mid-'80s, i did burglary and attempted burglary. i did four years for it. those a

>> mrs. baker.he said that girls mature about a year earlier than boys. >> i suppose that she said you were a genius, you'd believe her. >> yes, i would. >> now, george, i think josie is right in believing mrs. baker, she is a lovely person and a very good teacher. >> all the kids at school like her. >> hey, dad, here's something from my report. >> what's that, george? >> only the grown people have clothes on. >> say, mom, can i wear this skirt tomorrow? >> yes, josie, i have almost finished hemming it. >> it says here until they were 12 or 13 years old the children wore no clothes at all. the wearing of loin clothes and skirts was considered a sign of sexual maturity. >> that's interesting, george. and it ties in with the film josie was telling us about. >> sure does. we saw that film last year. >> i'm on the preview committee, dad. i'm going to tell the class what to look for in the film. >> have you decided what you're going to say? >> i'm going to tell them that the most important things to look

. >> i got the same call on that same friday that mr. bakercalled saying that it was going to be terminated and it was a surprise to me, too. >> reporter: today, dr. kevin maxwell says while he knew the county's head start program was under investigation for allegations of teachers abusing and mistreating students, he didn't be taken away. he also says the infractions are not a reflection of the entire school system. >> we've had a very small number of people who have made a very large number of people look fairly poorly. >> reporter: a school spokesman released this statement to the board of education, "as board leadership, carolyn boston and i will remain focused on doing everything in our power to ensure continuous and" he did not address federal board members calling for him to remove him. as you heard there, the county executive saying he has no intention on doing that. reporting live, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> thanks, tracee. >>> a number of u.s. senators demanding now answers from the people who make epipen.

but mr. baker will notll ask for the investigations.nve > gym low kay is here with the latest on sports. >> no. we're talking about sports that really appeals to everybody and it's right in your living room. we're talking about video it's that time of the year where we have everybody gathering upo for football season, but before football season starts -- >> it is madden season. i said something about kids camping out of the maddenn release of 2017 and i'm pretty excited about it. the longest franchise came out at midnight. these are ratings that directly affect how they do on the game.. they're getting as much attention by the players themselves. so here's how the top six redskins rate in this year'ss game. josh norman, top rated, 94. ra this is out of 100. left tackle trent williams at 92. tight end jordan read at 89. deshawn jackson, 84 and kirkd ki cousins at 83. these are the top ranked playerd that really will determine howrn well the redskins do in then game. now, the cowboys test brian got a

liz: mike baker mentioned refugees. mr. trump's immigration policy, a temporary ban on immigration from countries have terror activity. he cited germany as an example of the consequences of unabated refugees. it makes the news that the administration has met and surpassed its goal of resettling 10,000 syrian refugees in the u.s. a concern for many, not the least of which are f.b.i. director james comey and james clapper who have expressed concern about isis infiltrating the refugee flow. what are your thoughts about that, mike? >> i spent a lot of time, we worked in the field of due diligence and background vetting overseas including iraq and difficult environments. i'm telling you, it's not a robust program. it's shot full of holes. it's a heavy lift. you want to find out about a refugee from syria or iraq. if you want to understand who their associates are and plans and motivations, you have got to get down to the village level. the infrastructure doesn't exist. if you don't have a data base it doesn't matter that your pr

baker: mr. president, vice president gore, mr. carter.ll this talk about power politics really requires that i note it is rather ironic i suppose for me to be here in the white house on this first tuesday in november. [laughter] >> i apologize for my voice, but i am really pleased to be part of a group that does span the american political spectrum, and i am pleased to have this opportunity to express my unreserved support for nafta. this room is full of history for over 12 years under president ford, reagan, and bush, i had the privilege to see historic decisions made here at the white house, decisions that were fraught with consequences and decisions that were of the greatest importance. one of the most important of these decisions was to negotiate the north american free trade agreement. all of us here today i know know that nafta is very much in america's vital national interest. i think when national interests are at stake, there can be no consideration of bipartisan advantage or political difference. i think that all questions a par

mr. chairman. on behalf of the nomination's committee, which includes governor baker, hutchison, hassan and tomlin,i'm pleased to present the slate of ng officers and executive members. for help on executive committee governor malloy, governor nixon of missouri, governor from ohio, what a big bluntedder that was, huh? [laughter] >> governor mccrory of north carolina, governor herbert of utah as immediate past chair and nga vice chair brian sandoval of nevada and my good neighbor to the south terry mcauliffe of virginia. i move have this outstanding sleight adopted. >> well, thank you, we have a mowciÓn on the floor s there -- motion on the floor, is there a second? second? any discussion? hearing known, all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> before we turn the gavel over to the new chair, i would like to make recognitions for those who are leaving their service here and just trying to check to see who is here, but those who are not with us but this is their last meeting as a now exit office, we have governor jack markel and peter, jay nixon, we have maggie, she's leaving too, i think she's run if f

governor charlie baker tells us while he believes hillary clinton has troubles with believability, trump he says has trouble with his temperament. >> i have thought for a very long tim i that mr. trump has the temperament to serve as president. >> reporter: even the daughter of the principal killed at sandy hook weighed in saying gun violence in this country is nothing to joke about. >> it's distasteful and disgusting and i know he likes this word not presidential of him. >> trump says too much is being made of this. >> we're certainly not doing anything to threaten anybody. >> reporter: trump's massachusetts campaign co-chair questioning why more aren't focusing on the orlando shooter's father her campaign has said secretary clinton disavowed his support. >> everybody is trying to politicize donald trump made about a baby crying in audience or about letting people know they have the ability to be apart of this election. >> reporter: and hillary clinton's campaign manager releasing a statement calling this simple saying what trump is saying is dangerous. he says a person seeking to be president should not suggest violence in any way. sharman sacchetti, fox 25 legendary divas

mr. chairman. on behalf of the nominations committee, which includes governors baker, hutchins center, hassan and tomlin, i'm pleased to present a slate of nga office of an executive committee for 2016-17. for membership on the nga executive committee, governor malloy of connecticut, governor bullock of montana, governor nixon of missouri, governor branstad of ohio. i meant iowa. what a big blunder that was. [laughter] our great post here today. government rory of north carolina, governor hassan of tennessee and governor herbert of utah as immediate past chair. and for nga vice chair, governor brian sandoval of nevada, and for our next nga chair, my good friend and neighbor to the south, governor terry mcauliffe of virginia. chairman herbert, of the health of the nominations committee i moved to is outstanding slate adopted. >> thank you. we have emotion on the floor. is there a second? second? any discussion? hearing on all those in favor say aye to. the motion carries. thank you very much, larry. appreciate your good work. as long as we, before we turn the gavel over to our new chair, i got to make so

mr. carter: i am beginning to feel at home here are again, i was here just six weeks ago. as jim baker said, a very historic place. not 58 feet from your one sunday night, reagan signed the agreement in camp david. six weeks ago, we celebrated move inpiece -- peace the middle east. since then, we have made a lot of progress. for one thing, we have chairs on the stage for them to sit in. [laughter] and for another, i think the public is beginning to understand some of the issues related to the north american free trade agreement. nationaltening to public radio early this morning. a little more than 50% of the american people are in favor of nafta. quite a step forward in the right direction. appear, andhome made some telephone calls to members of congress, i spoke to 12. members congressional this morning. i cannot say that the calls were very encouraging. these were 12 that were still undecided. almost invariably, they said i know that nafta is good for my country, and i also know that nafta is good for my district, but mr. president, i have to get reelected. and the voices i hear in m

mr. mayor. you do make changes. every team makes changes. >> this is a good thing. this is what marco rubio did when he brought jim baker in.ager. that thing that helped to turn the campaign around. the main thing is, forget the staff, the staff is enormously important, the most important thing is the candidate. donald trump had two tremendous days. those two speeches were the two most sub stan innocence. i would say historic speeches that any presidential candidate has made in a very long time. the one yesterday, the one last night -- consider how dangerous that was. going into milwaukee in the middle of the riots and talking about law and order, but also talking about what needs to be done to help minority communities, african-american communities, poor communities to come out of the situation they're in. no one has offered answers like that together. >> mr. mayor, let's play some of that and talk about it. >> brilliant, brilliant speech. >> law and order must be restored. to every voter in milwaukee, to every voter living in the inner city or every forgotten stretch of our society, i'm running to offer you a much better

kevin chiu spoke about the feasibility in front of of the baker and he never said that is of the viable in fact it meets the criteria outlined by mr. chiu and cheryl brinkman said a living program that is refined i hope you'll move the bus stop i need to give you feedback on the implementation big problems i was promised this shuttle will stop every night at 8:00 p.m. but they stop last night that routing as late ace 10:00 p.m. and i was promised that the shuttle stop drivers will pick up i puzzle forward and they never do that and 3 the money that the city gets to enforce the prosecutor's office working i've not observed a parking person they park in the white zone and not ticketed and zoned and not one person standing on the corner to make sure those rules are enforced and no feedback or complaints i don't know where i can go any e-mails are unanswered and late thank you to director heinecke the only person that talks about this program thank you and acknowledge you for your compassion. >> next speaker, please. >> and i'm with the business improvement this is an fascinating four and a half hours i'm glad i was here for the whole

kevin chiu spoke about the feasibility in front of of the baker and he never said that is of the viable in fact it meets the criteria outlined by mr. chiu and cheryl brinkman said a living program that is refined i hope you'll move the bus stop i need to give you feedback on the implementation big problems i was promised this shuttle will stop every night at 8:00 p.m. but they stop last night that routing as late ace 10:00 p.m. and i was promised that the shuttle stop drivers will pick up i puzzle forward and they never do that and 3 the money that the city gets to enforce the prosecutor's office working i've not observed a parking person they park in the white zone and not ticketed and zoned and not one person standing on the corner to make sure those rules are enforced and no feedback or complaints i don't know where i can go any e-mails are unanswered and late thank you to director heinecke the only person that talks about this program thank you and acknowledge you for your compassion. >> next speaker, please. >> and i'm with the business improvement this is an fascinating four and a half hours i'm glad i was here for the whole

charlie baker tells us while he believes hillary clinton has troubles with believability, trump he says has trouble with his temperament. >> i have thought for a very long time i didn't think that mr. trump has the temperament to serve as president. >> reporter: even the daughter of the principal killed at sandy hook weighed in saying gun violence in this country is nothing to joke about. >> it's distasteful and disgusting and i know he likes this word not presidential of him. >> trump says too much is being made of this. >> we're certainly not doing anything to threaten anybody. >> reporter: trump's massachusetts campaign