a question for mrs. harris. >> would you support a constitutional amendment imposing term limits on members of congress? if so, what would be the appropriate length of that term. att. gen. harris: i think the voters must make a decision. there is no question that>> we must have accountability. if they have not done at the job, elect than out. i think we have a very good process in that regard. the bottom line is he will be voted out if they do not have a record getting things done. that is what this election is about. voters of california want to make sure you have a track record of getting things done and that you show up. rep. sanchez: it is obvious to me that m my opponent does not understand the conflict at all. in 17able to put different pieces of legislation do in thel that we military committee for the entire year. bill on its own necessarily in congress, you pass it by putting it into bills. mark: your time has expired. >> president obama had the first be to override of his presidency on a law allowing

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mr. harris. his mother is happy he made the right choice. im just proud of him. he didnt have to, but i think when we keep our doors open to our children they will come to us when there is something wrong. other parents questioning why robinson was allowed in school he has two unrelated criminal cases pending-- a misdemeanor for carrying a concealed weapon and felony drug possession with intent to deliver. the school will not say if they were aware--- instead sending a statement to fox 6 saying "mps is cooperating with the milwaukee police department regarding an allegation involving an employee.. the employee is suspended without pay. the investigation - both with mpd and internally - is ongoing and we parents told us they've been kept in the dark by the school. due to his pending criminal cases which require robinson to stay out of trouble--- he's also facing bail jumping charges. prosecutors asked for a 25-thousand dollar bail today. bail was set at 25-hundred dollars. he's due back in court next week. shots fired just outside of a milwaukee middle school. no

. >> navy and army, ready to be christened by mrs. harry s truman, who with her daughter margaret will do the honors in her first public appearance. mrs. truman is in for a surprise. by an oversight, the champagne bottle has not been properly prepared to break on impact. now, mrs. truman, unaware that her bottle is not prepared -- [laughter] let's see how her military aid fares. [laughter] [applause] >> that could never happen today , because staff work for the first lady has greatly improved. the sad thing is -- history thrust her into this role. she was happy being a senate wife, and she was very reluctant she spenthis big -- much of the time back in missouri. this was her first public event. they were flying medical airships, an important cause. , but shed pretty game was thoroughly embarrassed and never did another large public event after that. consequences. however, her devotion to the military continued in less public ways. they were living in blair house because the white house is under construction, and she had almost at blairtheri

mr. harris, i don't care about an old washed up terrorist but as senator clinton said in her debates with you we need to know the full extent of that relationship. we need to know the full extent of senator obama's relationship with acorn who is now on the verge of maybe perpetrating one of the greatest frauds in voter history in this country and maybe destroying the fabric of democracy. me outfit your campaign gave $832,000 for for lighting and site selection. so all of these things need to be examined. senator obama: of course. it is going to be important -- i'll respond to these two particular allegations senator clinton has made and have gotten a lot -- senator mccain has made and have gotten a loft attention. mr. ayres has become the center piece of senator mccain's campaign over the past two or three weeks. this has been their primary focus so let's get the record straight. bill ayres is a professor of education in chicago. 40 years ago when i was 8 years old he engaged in despicable acts with a radical domestic group. i have roundly condemned those facts. 10 years ago he served and

mr. harris over six months you'll have to readvertising we'll pull it off >> 6 months from today then. >> it will require renotification. >> i'm aware i'm trying to get a date on the calendar to keep things moving and you'll not have a problem getting a date and okay is there any public comment for items proposed for continuance not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> commissioner moore. >> move to continue including those that were called other not previously on the continuance calendar. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion to continue items as proposed and just for clarity items one ab to december 1st. >> yes, thank you. >> very good commissioner johnson commissioner koppel commissioner melgar commissioner moore and commissioner president fong if the planning director would be so kind to be the acting zoning administrator for item 16 b. >> i continue item b that's fine thank you. >> very good thank you, commissioners that that motion carries unanimously 5 to zero and places us under our consent calendar are considered to be routine and may be acted upon by a single

mr. harris, i don't care about an old washed up terrorist but as senator clinton said in her debates with you we need to know the full extent of that relationship. we need to know the full extent of senator obama's relationship with acorn who is now on the verge of maybe perpetrating one of the greatest frauds in voter history in this country and maybe destroying the fabric of democracy. me outfit your campaign gave $832,000 for for lighting and site selection. so all of these things need to be examined. senator obama: of course. it is going to be important -- i'll respond to these two particular allegations senator clinton has made and have gotten a lot -- senator mccain has made and have gotten a loft attention. mr. ayres has become the center piece of senator mccain's campaign over the past two or three weeks. this has been their primary focus so let's get the record straight. bill ayres is a professor of education in chicago. 40 years ago when i was 8 years old he engaged in despicable acts with a radical domestic group. i have roundly condemned those facts. 10 years ago he served and

mr. trump. harris: women for trump by the way is run by donald trump's daughter-in-law, laura trump. family on this you will be seeing too. >>> new questions of media bias after donald trump took some time off the campaign trail to attend opening of his new hotel in d.c. yesterday. cnn's dana bash asked him a question that did not go over so well. >> to people who say you're taking time out of swing states to go do this, you say? >> i say the following. you have been covering me for the last, long time. i did yesterday eight stops and three major speeches. and i've been doing this for weeks straight. i left there for an hour 1/2. i'm going to north carolina right now. i'm going to florida. i'm going up to new hampshire. for you to ask me that question is actually very insulting because hillary clinton does one stop and she goes home and sleeps. and yet you will ask me that question. i think it is a very rude question to be honest with you. harris: trump also said in separate interview that hillary clinton went to see adele in concert tuesday night and no one questioned her about that

. >> hey, harris. mr. to attacking hillary clinton after a day of feuds with fellow republicans. lots of new material for mr. trump as well. wikileaks fourth day in a row released what it claims are clinton internal campaign emails. what's in them is it we'll get into that next hour. new aerial video of flooding happening in parts of north carolina. yesterday the lumber river crested. today it is the tar river. thousands of people are forced to flee their homes. we have update on remains of hurricane matthew. we're tracking a new hurricane as well. it is all ahead "happening now." harris: it is season still. jon, thank you. >> a lot of news. melissa: hillary clinton's campaign planning to lean on president obama as he enters last 100 days in office. one columnist is taking a look back at mr. obama's presidency. danielle alot of "washington examiner," did i say his name right? anybody know? the president will leave behind a failed legacy of overpromising including the 2008 financial stimulus failing to crea

if you don't try to compare george bush to harry truman, i won't compare you to jack kennedy. [applause] mr. bruno: harry truman -- vice president quayle: do you remember the last time someone compared themselves to jack kennedy? do you remember what they said? sen. gore: harry truman, it's worth remembering, assumed the presidency when franklin roosevelt died here in georgia -- only one of many occasions when fate thrust a vice president into the oval office in a time of crisis. it's something to think about during the debate this evening. but our real discussion is going to be about change. bill clinton and i stand for change because we don't believe our nation can stand four more years of what we've had under george bush and dan quayle. when the recession came they were like a deer caught in the headlights -- paralyzed into inaction, blinded to the suffering and pain of bankruptcies and people who were unemployed. we have an environmental crisis, a health insurance crisis, substandard education. it is time for a change. bill clinton and i want to get our country moving forward again, put

harris: and mr. trump had more to say.blasted the media for being in the tank for hillary clinton. >> the most powerful weapon deployed by the clintons is the corporate media, the press. the corporate media in our country is no longer involved in journalism. they're a political special interest no different than any lobbyist or other financial entity, and their agenda is to elect crooked hillary clinton at any cost, at any price no matter how many lives they destroy. harris: and today both "the new york times" and people magazine are dismissing mr. trump's threats of legal action. they say they stand by their accounts, and we have this reaction from his opponent, hillary clinton. >> the whole world has heard trump brag about how he mistreats women and the disturbing stories just keep coming. but it's more than just the way he degrades women as horrible as that is. he has attacked immigrants, african-americans, latinos, people with disabilities, p.o.w.s, muslims. there's hardly any part of america that he has not targeted.

mr. gore: harry truman assumed the presidency when franklin roosevelt died here in georgia. only one of many occasions when presidentht a vice into office during a time of crisis. it's time -- and something to think about during the debates this evening. the real discussion is going to be about change for stop bill clinton i stand for change because we don't believe our nation can stand for more years of what we've had under george bush and dan quayle. when the recession came they were like a deer caught in the headlights -- paralyzed into inaction, blinded to the suffering and pain of bankruptcies and people who were unemployed. we have an environmental crisis, a health insurance crisis, substandard education. it is time for a change. bill clinton and i want to get our country moving forward again, put our people back to work, and create a bright for the united states of america. bruno: okay, the next statement will be from vice president quayle. quayle: well, thank you, senator gore, for reminding me about my performance in the 1988 vice presidential debate. this is 1992,

you spoke of the many layers between area managers, branch managers the report to harry toasted that has been mr. stumpf: mentioned it. there is a new leader in the retail banking business. she is now in charge of that organization. did she report to you> ? mr. stumpf: she reported to me about a year ago but has reported to mr. sloan a year after that. >> does it for report to the consumer lending executive. mr. stumpf: there is a relationship but in someplace else. >> it is through the lindy channel for credit cards? mr. stumpf: i would describe it this way, the retail bank would talk to customers and then they would send the request over to the credit card group where they would do the underwriting and fulfillment. >> all of those people i named off, the seven operating management team, how often does that team meet? is a teleconference or face to face? mr. stumpf: every monday. >> every monday. ok, unrelated to the board, 2015 you had nine meetings of the board. arctic 14 meetings, the committee to hearing 2014 according to your proxy. meetserating committee every monday, so one question i ha

that he had just received from his 80 year old mother saying, 'be a good boy harry and if it comes down to your vote help mrs. catt put the "rat" in ratification.' harry burn did what his mother asked him to do." burn did what his mother asked him to do." 36th state to ratify. and the nineteenth ammendment would be constitutional law. "it is really impossible to overestimate the importance of the nineteenth amendment. women winning the right to vote in the united states signified the only time in the history of the world where over half of a nation's population won a fundamental right democratically violence." the right to vote was only the beginning for women particiapting in the political arena. when our journey continues, we turn back the lens of time on gracie allen's unique presidential campaign with the backing of the 'surprise'and wef one of the great women of politics, elizabeth dole. just 20 years after women were given the right to vote, gracie allen took the stage amidst a brewing political battle. in 1940, gracie was generally known for being half of the burns and allen radio show but amid the de

harris: by the way, mrs. clinton has no idea what the c stands for.a: congressman jason chaffetz who is briefed on fbi interviews, quote him exactly, this is a flashing red light of potential criminality. obviously we can not deal with the aspect today but we'll look at political impact today. how does this affect hillary clinton? we can talk this all day long, does it have any political impact three weeks from election day? >> kennedy said it, confirming for three trillionth time that her familiar es sent during run-up to the election, as close as you can get without going over the line. always rubbing, always rubbing it. harris: does anyone know who turned off internet for julian assange and wikileaks? >> just asking questions. harris: polls with very different conclusions on impact donald trump recent controversies are having. what should we believe about it all? site of one of the bloodiest battles for our american troops during the iraq war. more than a decade later, mosul in the hands of the isis savages as renewed battle to take back that city

harry? yes, ma'am. on my mark have thrusters ready for full reverse, mr. paris. understood. i've established a low-level warp field. anti-thoron system on-line. ready with thrusters. do it. it's working. try the transporter lock again, harry. stabilize the ship! i can't. the gravity well is p pling us in! that vesseseis weakening the module's containment field. ready your weapons. signal the others to attack. torres to the bridge. the anti-thoron burst collapsed the signal. i've gotten as much of the message as i'm going to get. acknowledged. hail those ships. channel open. this is captain janeway. ain, they're firing! their weapons are destabilizing the containment field! this is janeway. stop firing. you're putting yourselves in graveveanger. the field is going! the singularity is about to be exposed! the ship with tuvok and seven is still being pulled in. gegea tractor beam on it. i have tuvok and seveeted but if we try to transport them now the gravity could scatter their patterns. the tractor beam is weakening. we're going to lose them! we have to r rk it. activating the

harris: you know, charlie, i saw it kind of a different way. mr. inton has an opportunity to tack to the middle for hillary clinton, his wife, without her actually having to do it! >> meaning that -- harris: was this a trial balloon or this on purpose? he is pretty deft at this. >> that is interesting. maybe that is what he was doing. the other problem here is, agree with you, rachel, he does feel, he feels people's pain. so he obviously is going to say something like that but. the problem for, the other problem with it is, it underscores just how different hillary clinton is from bill clinton as a campaigner. she doesn't feel anybody's pain. so, when he goes off script. the other thing that i, is worth remembering is, let's not forget in 2008 he was going off script like crazy during that primary in south carolina. we develop could have, you could make the argument that he tanked her there. what is that about? what is the undercurrent -- harris: did he allow her to have it both kay ways, meghan? >> i different it a different way. he is not the same

mrs. clinton on her guest list has mark cuban here. meg whitman, harry reid of nevada, and we are told by campaign officials having cuban and whitman on the guest list may be a sign mrs. clinton plans to take a few shots at donald trump's business past. the trump list is getting more attention because malik obama, the president's half brother is expected to be here along with pat smith, the benghazi mom. there is a theme emerging for mr. trump on benghazi. expect the fiance of ambassador chris stevens who has written a book to also be here this evening. sarah palin will be here on trump's behalf. kareem abdul jabar on mrs. clinton's behalf. a former arkansas tv reporter went public on breitbart that bill clinton assaulted her years ago. all that is a side show to the main event of the evening. mrs. clinton will get the opening question. no opening or closing statements. neil: this is confirmed by republican officials and democrats that the candidates can bring whatever they want -- whoever they want. clinton accusers were allowed in. mike murray said the

mr. valadao stood here and said he blamed harry reid and the u.s. senate for not passing his legislation and knocking laws passed and signed by the president. now we have mitch mcconnell. a republican-controlled senate and house. mr. valadao has been effective in getting his legislation passed it enacted into law. in the meantime, we in the central valley our air is getting worse. we are now in the third year of the drought. communitiessmall are being negatively impacted by the drought. as much as mr. valadao would like to boast that he believes that we will get legislation passed that will benefit the valley the truth is that he's probably one of the most ineffective representatives with ever had from the central valley. -- as a freshman congressman what would your approach be to stabilize water deliveries from the delta to the valley is mr. valadao has been so ineffective? what would your strategy be? mr. huerta: the first step would be to reach across the aislemr. --rta: to talk to folks who folks from northern california to invite stakeholders to

guard said that minutes later he saw harris' wife heading over to his building where the television was broadcasting the breaking news of cooper's hots car death. mr. houston describes her going from hot to not with her emotion, she came in she had a like oh well she was sitting there like nothing happened. >> harris is facing life in prison if convicted. >>> next, help for business owners affected by matthew. owners affected by matthew. the help being offered by the come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped fall milk shakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped fall milk shakes at half- price... ...during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five... florida businesses impacted by hurricanes matthew and hermine.. can now apply matthew and hermine can apply for help from the state. they may be eligible for short term loans for $25,000. it can give immediate relief as they wait for insurance claims and other paperwork to process. >> it provides cash to small businesses that are the backbone of the community. and we can get businesses back up and running faster and communities back to where they were before the storm. >> a sho

mr. bill hemmer. always good to have you sir. harris: there's more. >> what? sandra: yes there is indeed.red overtime." it is on the web. he doesn't know it yet, but find us on facebook.com/out numbered fnc. we're back on tv tomorrow. thanks for joining us. "happening now" starts right now. froochlt and that is within the margin of error. we are covering all of the news "happening now". >> i can't imagine how governor pence can defend the insult driven donald trump. >> senator you and hillary clinton know a lot about a insult driven campaign. it is really remarkable. >> and

harry?! i can't find anything to lock onto, captain. there's nothing more we could have done. mr. paris, set a course back to the entharan colony. 51658.2. i spent the past three days being cross-examined by the entharan authorities but the matter is finally resolved. i wish i could say the same about my own state of mind. doctor. yes. i'm here for my weekly maintenance. oh, of course. metabolic rate is stable. electro-optic implant is aligned. your blood pressure is... slightly off but within tolerance. you're in perfect health. see you next week. i do not feel perfect. what do you mean? i am preoccupied by kovin's death. join the club. it's all i can think about. as a borg, i was responsible for the destruction of countless millions and i felt nothing but now... i regret the destruction of this single being. it's called remorse, seven. it comes into play when you make a mistake... and you feel guilt about what you've done. another new emotion han i enjoyed anger. will the feeling subside? yes... but not quickly. i would rather not have to wait. i'm afraid you don't have much cho

mr. hero's sandwich shop. he was 15 minding his own business. >> harry boomer has been following this story this past weekend and joins us with who the suspect is and the charges. >> reporter: mark and romona, the victim heights and the man suspected of shooting him from cleveland heights. one was working hard making an honest living and the other was busy robbing and killing. >> he committed one the next night and committing one the third night. at this point we don't know if he would have stopped. >> cleveland heights police chief says he is 20-year-old daveion perry and shot and sunny was working at his family's business mr. hero and perry shot him in the neck and fled the restaurant. this picture was made public and a report of another robbery was called in from university heights. >> our police department learned the description was identical to the suspect in the mr. hero shooting. >> reporter: police officers from cleveland heights, university heights and south euclid patrolled the streets looking for the killer. struck pay dirt spotting daveion perry entering a dollar store. >> the man wearing the identi

harry potter spin-off film... "fantastic beasts and where to find them." so... what better way... than to go back to where it all began? lightning "dear mr. potter, we are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted to hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry." all eight harry potter movies are coming back to theaters. they'll be shown in i-max for one week... starting october 13th. each imax screening will include content from the spinoff "fantastic beasts"... as well as grei cast. "fantastic beasts and where to find them" hits imax and other u-s theaters perseverance, of all these volunteers who came out and wanted to help and be very positive." now at 7-- a happy ending to a massive search for a ten year d high schoolers who found him. plus.. police search for a suspect after a hit and run late last night. more on the car authorities are searching for as one man is hospitalized. good morning and welcome back to wakeup! time now x:xx weather some patchy fog this morning but not as dense as yesterday morning. partly sunny this afternoon with highs near 70. a low pressure system moves in overnight and brings rain for our area by la

mrs. clinton that 70% don't think she's honest it reinforces -- trish: harry ried has come out and said that this is just flat out wrong, it may be against law that james comey is way out of line bringing the issue up and addressing it with congress this late in the game. do you agree with that school of thought? >> well, i could speak for myself and my concern is that, however, legitimate this information may be to throw it into the mix in the closing dais of the proper role of the fbi. look, this information was not going to be suppressed. it was going to come out sooner or later, i agree with both ed and doug that this could affect the outcome of the election. there's just no question about it, but that's not the proper role to have fbi. i have seen this happen too many times where the fbi weighs in late with big foot, they did it in pennsylvania against connecticutman and frankly didn't work out too well. trish: they shouldn't be weighing this late in the game. >> right. trish: i would counter that as to say what the heck are you supposed to do? you learn that mainly people were actually

harris. i would be very interested to hear your comments about that. mr. roberts: the phrase you are referring to is "are we beasts?" of course, the bombing of dresden, which i go into immense detail in my book, is highlighted as the most outrageous act of the combined bomber offensive. i do not see it in that way at all. i think it was necessary both because the russians had asked us to do this to smash the railway lines connecting east and west, because they were moving men from the west who tried to shore up their position on the eastern front in germany. the large numbers who died there were largely the fault of those who, unbeknownst to the british and americans, built no deep air raid shelters in dresden, except for himself and his family, and many other factors that one can go into -- the creation of the way in which the firebombs killed some 20,000 people, which is nothing like, ladies and gentlemen, the 120,000 people that the former historian david irving states, let alone what he stated at the time of the bombing. there are operational regions f

mr. president those write are from other centuries. >> i have a harris poll says 71% of the american peopleupport capital punishment. >> that's a political problem. >> i'm a politician. >> yes, sir. >> that was oscar winner and "west wing" cast member marlee matlin on "the west wing" in the oval office, a room that donald trump someday hopes to work in. donald trump apparently, according to reports by people working on his show "celebrity apprentice" id some very unkind things about marlee matlin when she was a contestant on that show. things that i don't want to quote donald trump on but i will quote marlee. she tweeted a response today to what has been reported about donald trump and what he has said about her. she said "recent media reports have circulated that donald trump allegedly referred to me as retar ged. the term is abhorrent and should never be used. the fact that we are talking about this during a very important moment in american history has upset me deeply. i am deaf. there are millions of deaf and hard-of-hearing people like me in the united states and around the world who f

mr. trump -- >> i'm not a plant here, i've just got to -- harris: those two threw more shade than a forestgoodness gracious. [laughter] for the record, though, donald trump and president putin actually have met. he may not know him, but they've met. >> it's confusing. trump did once say that he had met putin in a green room at a tv event. it was never confirmed, but subsequently he said he didn't meet we don't have any independent proof of it. harris: all right. >> look, i think the problem here is what transfer says about piewt -- what trump says about putin and russia is exactly right. there's no question that in the last eight years putin, russia -- vladimir putin's russia has become much more powerful, much more profile, much more leverage in the world whether it's in eastern europe, annexing crimea, taking over large parking lots of the few -- parts of ukraine, it's got a foothold in the middle east, what it's doing in syria, it's got an alliance with iran, it's mended relations with turkey, it's bullying the europeans. and be a lot of the blame for that lies with the president and hi

harris will be in a few minutes with the crew. what do we have? sandra: we are waiting donald trump to speak in the battleground state of florida, of course, amid tensions with mrp and the republican establishment as well as new strategy to dampened democratic turnout. is it a good one? harris: the leaked emails are apparently showing a current clinton campaign staffer mocking catholics and evangelicals, could it hurt the democratic candidate with christian voters? sandra: what would the map would like if only men voted or only if women voted and we will tell you what it means. harris: we will see you in just a few minutes. john: that's going to be a fascinating segment. harris: well, thank you. jenna: what was supposed to be an easy senate race for republicans, missouri incumbent is fighting to keep his seat in what's become a heated contest that could tip the balance in power in capitol hill. matt in chicago. matt. matt: senator roy blunt under extreme pressure to get reelected in just a few weeks so the party can keep majority in the senate. the democratic party needs to pick up five seats in november to gain control of the senate and now that party is spend

mr. church"- will accept the award from "the late late show's" james corden on november 6th. the harry potter movies are announced.... all eight potter films will be shown at imax theaters for ?one week? starting october 13th. 13th.it's all in preparation for the premiere of the film version of "fantastic beasts and where to find them".that's the "potter" spinoff that marks author j-k rowling's return to theaters.each imax screening will include content from "fantastic beasts", as well as greetings from the new film's cast."fantastic beasts and where to find them" hits imax and other u-s theaters on november 18th. 3( ( might be a good day to mow the lawn.we have more sunshine on tap!let's get to meteorologist michael schlesinger for a check of ready weather. 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) 3 3 after 20 years... the atlanta braves bid farewell to turner f. field.the team is moving to a new stadium ?just outside the c? city.?over the weekend--- goodbye. among the smoochers--- former president "jimmy carter" and his wife. the two were caught locking lips on the kiss cam. coming up at 5:30..police

mr. trump -- >> it's unrealistic. >> go to his website. >> i have been to the website multiple times. >> read what? >>>there's nothing there to read. so harris. >> that you are willing to sit here, and defend him. >> you have had a lot of time to talk. >> i've given her a lot of time in aur fairness. >> you have, you have. >> you talk about your support for this individual, which is fine. i'm all for that. when i ask you how he is going to do this? you have no answers, how is he going do that, you have no answers? you're a business person. i assume when you started your business, he had a plan, a >> yet you're almost to.someone blindfolded who has no type of plan. >> armstrong: you're , you're. >> in association, i remember when i looked at the previous obama running. the thing was change, nobody ever said, what the change was. remember that? we will have change. no one said what the change was. >> i'm saying goodbye, because they're talking about over today. keep talking. >> i'm saying, goodbye. g is a paid presentation for the bye bye foundation beautiful you collection from it cosmetics by jamie kern lima. brought to you by guthy renker.

mr. perregrin's home for peculiar children out. third place goes to deep water horizon. >> harry poter is back. all eight movies coming to theatres for one week. they'll be shown at imax theatres starting this thursday all ready for the premiere of the spin-off. sneak pectose new movie. fantastic beast hits theatres november 18th. >> i'd definitely do this. if you find yourself searching your favorite streaming channel you're not alone. >> there are new apps designed to help you find the movie or tv show you're looking for in a fraction of the time. >> reporter: allison loves streaming movies but hates how long she spends searching what she's looking for. >> there is so much to watch. >> reporter: there are an increasing number of streaming services from netflix and hulu to amazon and google play. she recently put down her remote, picked up her downloaded an app. it allows people to plug in a show and the app searches all of the streaming services at once and shows the users where it's available. it will show you where it's playing, if it's on one service, multiple or nowhere. >>

harris: we'll live tweet while we watch. bill had to do that. we'll have a nice tutorial this week. sandra: mr.reat to have you on. >> thanks for having me in. sandra: we're back on tv tomorrow noon eastern. thank you for joining us today. "happening now" starts right now.

harris: have a great weekend. we're back on monday at noon eastern. "happening now." >> mr. trump going to the state that gave him his first primary win and could help him all the way to the white house. we are covering all of the news "happening now". >> you need a supreme court that will stand up on behalf of women's rights. >> we need a supreme court in my opinion will uphold the second amendment. >> the next president will influence the court for decades to come. there are rumblings about block it is nominees for the next four years. plus, new revelations from the hacked e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign chairman. and the exchanges that were never supposed to go public. and look inside of the chamber where history and christianity come together. and a site long venerated as the burial place of christ unearthed for the first time in history. >> we are waiting a donald trump rally in manchester, new hampshire. candidates are making a sprint to the finish line. i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. mr. trump return to the granite state that he first had a victory. an

harris: have a great weekend. we're back on monday at noon eastern. "happening now." >> mr.at gave him his first primary win and could help him all the way to the white house. we are covering all of the news "happening now". >> you need a supreme court that will stand up on behalf of women's rights. >> we need a supreme court in my opinion will uphold the second amendment. >> the next president will influence the court for decades to come. there are rumblings about block it is nominees for the next four years. plus, new revelations from the

mr. trump saying he will win the state. we have breaking news out of north carolina. a brand new battleground poll to tell you about, interesting numbers. top of the hour, "happening now." harristhank you. >> thanks. sandra: new allegations hillary clinton put our national security secrets in danger. a top republican lawmaker says clinton's lawyer, heather samuelson, may have exposed clinton's entire private server to china when she reviewed the contents of that server on a laptop that has been tied to chinese cyber spies. house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte writing to fbi director james comey, quote, it seems clear that secretary clinton and her associates played fast and loose with our national security and yet no one, not a single person involved in this harmful fiasco has been held accountable. this has new video emerges of clinton in 2010, lecturing state department staff about cybersecurity and how hackers tried to exploit vulnerabilities in the system. >> i got to see this. sandra: hold on, judge. watch. sandra: judge's reaction in a moment. clinton gave the warning despite the fact she was using a personal home-brewed server we all remind you at that time.

mr. pond. really looking forward to a conversation with david haro of harris associates on equity internationalhat is a mouthful. we will do that. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get straight to bloomberg business flash with taylor riggs. taylor: a week ago, congress cleared the way for families of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia. a saudi delegation has come to the u.s., attending a two day event in new york sponsored by jp morgan. they seek foreign investors this year to help plug a budget deficit. a tentative deal between southwest airlines and its pilots may be in jeopardy because delta airlines has a pending deal that would pay pilots more. 's pilots union wants to renegotiate sections of an agreement reached at the end of august. it is a sign the real estate boom triggered by the bank of japan's using policies may be starting to end. sales of new condominiums in tokyo fell 30%, to the lowest level since 1992. potential buyers can get mortgages at slightly over 1%, but some are scared away by the process of stagnant wage growth. that is your bloomberg business flash. fr

think of harry truman, who seized the steel mills in the korean war. when a court said "you don't have that authority, mrident," he immediately told the secretary of commerce to give the mills back to the owners. in many places in the world, the fact that a court speaks does not mean that the executive or legislature will follow or accept the decision. charlie rose: one thing that you disagree with antonin scalia was that you should take a look at international law, too. justice ginsburg: international law is not foreign law. what does it mean? international law is a law that governs relations among nations. we are a nation of the world, therefore we are governed by what our constitution calls the "law of nations," or international law. what we are not governed by is the law or constitutional decisions of some other court, say in israel or britain or south africa. foreign law is not an authoritative source, but it can be something of persuasive value. good minds thinking about hard problems common to humanity, we look at courts from all over the world. charlie rose: one thing i'm going to ask you about a

mr. comey to come forward and explain what is at issue. >> he has a duty to move forward professionally and in a timely way. >> harry reid suggests comey may have violated the hatch act by revealing big new information just days before an election. >> it's in the new usual thing when 11 days before presidential election something like this just gets introduce >> clinton avoided the issue campaigning in florida. >> there's a lot of noise and distraction. >> but donald trump suggested without proof that the fbi may have discovered thousands of missing clinton e-mails. >> i think that's the mother load. it could be a problem for clinton but other democrats. >> it will hang around the necks of down ballot candidate. >> with 21 million americans having already voted. tracie potts, nbc news washington >>> this i election and our battleground state is getting plenty of visitors. tim kaine visit sanford this afternoon and he will appear at the dennis a wicker civic center at the 30:00 >>> president obama is in north carolina this week. he will visit chapel hill on wednesday at 2:00 p.m. joe biden is coming to charlotte the day before. no word yet

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has produced woodrow wilson and franklin roosevelt and harry truman, and which supported and sustained these programs which i've discussed tonight. mr. nixon comes out of the republican party. he was nominated by it. and it is a fact that through most of these last 25 years the republican leadership has opposed federal aid for education, medical care for the aged, development of the tennessee valley, development of our natural resources. i think mr. nixon is an effective leader of his party. i hope he would grant me the same. the question before us is, which point of view and which party do we want to lead the united states? mr. smith: mr. nixon, would you like to comment on that statement? mr. nixon: i have no comment. mr. smith: the next question: mr. novins. mr. novins: mr. vice president, your campaign stresses the value of your eight year experience, and the question arises as to whether that experience was as an observer or as a participant or as an initiator of policy-making. would you tell us please specifically what major proposals you have made in the last eight years that have been adopted by the administration? mr. nixon

mrs. clinton did not have a criminal intent. neil: this is the same harry reid 04 years ago but the serious charge about but probably that he hasn't paid any taxes. it turned out it was wrong. some may interpret that as a lie. who can we trust on this? >> i'd give it a fact about the easter comey did. he revealed in a letter to congress that he felt latina descent made pertaining to an investigation. neil: is a very good lawyer in your own right you know your agents had presented to the investigation with nothing to do but doesn't the females came to light that if it looks like you had acted or done something the other side would criticize you for a lot of folks would criticize you for sitting on them. after the election say why did you set on them. i thought this was close. we have thousands of e-mails which have to be examined and looked at. that's all he's saying. >> sitting on them as a use that twice. mr. comey didn't defined to them. in fact, he explicitly said. neil: hey, neil, if you asked me a question and i'm within the first second of the inserte

mr. speaker, you are outnumbered. good to have you. >> it's great to be here. and calista was thrilled because she loves the show. harris: you wrought us some books -- >> i should have brought you her new book, it's called hail to the chief, and ellis introduces -- he's the elephant, and he introduced 4-8-year-olds to all the presidents. >> she's in the basilica choir, so we spent all of last week at rome. harris: cup a romantic city. harris: speaker, we want to get your thoughts on a will a lot of things happening. the ugly turn in this presidential race, lawyers for the republican nominee demanding "the new york times" retract the report this which two women claim he touched them inappropriately. one alleged incident in 2005, the other happening more than 30 years ago. the candidate responding on social media saying, quote: the phony story in the failing new york times is a total fabrication written by the same people as last discredited story on women. watch. and trump's lawyer firing off the letter to the paper say, quote: your article is reckless, defamatory and constitutes libel per se. it is apparent from, among

. >> you, this is just harry reid playing politics, he a drones of barack obama's and hillary clinton's, it has zero to do with donald trump, nothing. or our campaign. you know mr. trump, severed ties with paul manafort months ago, these are question for mr. manafort in did the ties have anything to do with party? we have no -- knowledge of any of these -- of this investigation or mr. manafort's activities. acti. >> let's talk about polls then. since friday, major revision in the numbers, georgia, nevada, north carolina. florida. i mean these numbers have tightened. when is your sense from your internal polling, is it figure to get tighter. >> they are showing the same thing, hillary clinton is wiening and donald trump is on the rise, hillary clinton on defense playing safe in her safe area. donald trump as you said, we're going to win florida, north carolina. ohio, and iowa. that our pact to victory, as made, donald trump is campaigning in traditionaly blue state, state that republican have very rarely have competed it. it is extraordinary to see mr. trump, this is really -- >> donald trump is bringing his message of hope, growth and opportunity, jobs, job iss

[applause] jim: john harris from nazareth, pennsylvania, is a freshman here at temple, majoring in secondary education. he has this question. mrll be first to answer. >> what are you going to do to bring green energy to the state of pennsylvania, rather than focusing mainly on fossil fuel energies? sen. toomey: i think the question was about green energy. my view on energy is whatever makes economic sense is what we ought to have. if it makes economic sense to have windmills, and in some parts of the country it does, then that is what we ought to do. katie mcginty's strategy is to use massive taxpayer subsidies to subsidize inefficient sources of energy that make no economic sense. that makes us poorer as a country. even on the upfront cash isn't enough to keep them going. she wants you to have to continue an ongoing subsidy to these companies. it is called the wind production tax credit that forces your dollars to go to people who cannot produce energy efficiently. taxpayer loses. the economy loses. everyone has a higher electric bill thanks to katie mcginty, because she forced companies to buy inefficient and expensive sourc

the first example, harry truman who seized the steel mills in the korean war, and when the court said you don't have that authority, mr. president, he immediately told the secretary of commerce, give the mills back to the owners, that, in many places in the world, the fact that a court speaks doesn't mean that the executive legislature will follow, will accept the decision. >> rose: one thing that you disagree with antonin scalia was that you should take a look at international law, too. >> i have tried to clarify that international law is not foreign law. what does it mean? international law is a law that governs relations among nations. we are a nation of the world. therefore, we are governed by what our constitution calls the law of nations which is international law. what we are not governed by is the law or the constitutional decision of some other court -- say in israel or in britain or south africa. so foreign law is not an authoritative source for us, but it can be something of persuasive value. there are good minds thinking about hard problems coming to huanity. there are good minds on courts all across the w