ms. cortez masto. >> ms. cortez masto: i was born and raised in this state and honor to be attorney general during that time i had the opportunity to sit down and hear the stories of some of the most vulnerable members of our community from women and children who were sexually exploited.to families and seniors who were defrauded by banks, to victims of domestic violence but i made it my mission to ensure i was fighting for every single one of them because we can't tolerate leaving anyone behind. that means continuing to fight in washington i will tell you what i will not change it will continue to fight on behalf of ki washington.that is what i am asking for your vote for united states senate[applause] >> denise: we would like to thank you. thank you for your patience don't forget to vote early it starts on october 22. the general election is november 8. >> denise: threat the debate we put a lot of information on the things we focus on on social #nvdebate. coming up we will have a one hour special, with undeci

>> ms cortez-masto: that is false. political act as recognized in one of his columns that a lot out there by congressman joe heck at the cook brothers are false. they are trying to distort my record, because congressman joe heck doesn't have a record to stand up and it is reason why coke brothers are spending 30 million to buy this helection o joe hosheck because he wants th way.he doesn't believe in climate change, they don't like regulation they want to make sure the corporations get all the tax breaks and that is what six continues to do in washington. >> reporter: what do you think is the biggest difference between you and doctor joe heck? >> ms cortez masto: i will be standing up for the interest of people of the state of nevada and he will be standing up for special interests. >> reporter: my last question for you catherine cortez masto, what do you hope is the biggest thing voters can get out of tonight's debate and what >> ms cortez masto: i hope they understand from my perspective born and raised in the state

ms. cortez masto: do i have a figure for you, no. but i want to make sure we are ht nevada. >> final 30 seconds on the. >> rep. heck: i didn't answer the question but she didn't give a number as well. >> man: we start the there was the talk that we didn't answer the question. but i want to go first out to the panel. who here but at this point, who reacted strongly to that number one. we saw a lot of numbers go up so i want to start with jared. jared what did you think when this was going on? >> man: it is more of the same they are more interested in talking about something about the other rather than selling themselves of what they are going to do. you saw that a number of times when questions would be dodged or most of catherine cortez masto answers began with well he, and then continued. rather than articulating what she felt about it. rather than coming forth and being honest which is what none of us are impressed with. >> man: i want to ask you in the front. as you are watching these exchanges happen did you think it better for j

ms. cortez masto. much.to: thank you so i was born and raised in the state and honored to be the attorney general for eight years. during that time, i had the opportunity to sit down and hear the stories from some of the most vulnerable members of our community, from women and children who were sexually exploited to families of seniors who were defrauded by banks to victims of domestic violence, they made it my mission to ensure i was fighting for every single one of them because we cannot tolerate leaving anyone behind, and that means continuing to fight in washington. [bell rings] will continue to fight on behalf of families in washington. that's why i'm asking for your vote for the u.s. senate. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for your patience, and do not forget to vote early. it starts on october 22, and the general election is november 8. >> throughout the debate, we put a lot of issues we spoke about on social media. you can look for that by using # nvdebate. one-hourwill have our debate speci

ms. cortez masto. much.to: thank you so i was born and raised in the state and honored to be the attorney general for eight years. during that time, i had the opportunity to sit down and hear the stories from some of the most vulnerable members of our community, from women and children who were sexually exploited to families of seniors who were defrauded by banks to victims of domestic violence, they made it my mission to ensure i was fighting for every single one of them because we cannot tolerate leaving anyone behind, and that means continuing to fight in washington. [bell rings] will continue to fight on behalf of families in washington. that's why i'm asking for your vote for the u.s. senate. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for your patience, and do not forget to vote early. it starts on october 22, and the general election is november 8. >> throughout the debate, we put a lot of issues we spoke about on social media. you can look for that by using # nvdebate. one-hourwill have our debate speci

ms. cortez masto. are you currently comfortable with the current process being used by the f.b.i. to vett these refugees and if not are there changes you have in mind? ms cortez masto: let me address first the cake is baked because this is again a smear tactic by my opponent and his allies who we all know have been fact checked independently as false. listen, i was not part of the initial settlement for the national agreement and the executive committee and i was frustrated that we were not, nevada was not at the table. when the settlement came out that's when i talked about, listen, the cake was baked but i was going to continue to fight to improve that settlement and i did. that is why the attorney general from washington who is a republican, mckenna, who was on the executive committee, came out and supported me and basically is on record saying i improved that settlement for the state of nevada and across the country. that's how you get things done in a bipartisan way. let's address the refugees. listen, i, like everyone else, i think we need a strong, thorough vetting process i

ms. cortez masto. much.to: thank you so i was born and raised in the state and honored to be the attorney general for eight years. during that time, i had the opportunity to sit down and hear the stories from some of the most vulnerable members of our community, from women and children who were sexually exploited to families of seniors who were defrauded by banks to victims of domestic violence, they made it my mission to ensure i was fighting for every single one of them because we cannot tolerate leaving anyone behind, and that means continuing to fight in washington. [bell rings] will continue to fight on behalf of families in washington. that's why i'm asking for your vote for the u.s. senate. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for your patience, and do not forget to vote early. it starts on october 22, and the general election is november 8. >> throughout the debate, we put a lot of issues we spoke about on social media. you can look for that by using # nvdebate. one-hourwill have our debate speci

cortez masto, >> announcer: their first "i do" wasn't enough. >> judge judy: you and your husband were having a vow renewal ceremony? >> announcer: so she spared no expense. >> judge judy: you hired ms. martinez to act as your photographer and party planner. >> video would also be taken by her husband. >> announcer: but the whole event is a blur. >> judge judy: what happened to that video? >> there is no video. >> judge judy: listen to me. what happened to the video? the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution janine mcbrayer is suing wedding coordinator kelli martinez and her husband, chris, for the return of their fee and for a video. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 236 on the calendar in the parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. mcbrayer, you and your husband were having a vow renewal ceremony? how many years have you been married? >> 12. >> judge judy: is this the first time you were doing a renewal ceremony? >> yes. >> judge judy: and you hired -- shh. sit.

ms. kay wasn't feeling the pumpkin patch. next time mom and dad. send us your photos on facebook. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember. narrator: and joe heck says i have "high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." trump: you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i love war in a certain way. narrator: and heck? reporter: do you trust him having his finger on the nuclear button? heck: i do. reporter: why do you say that? heck: why wouldn't i? wrong for nevada. we've got a choice to make. jacky rosen wants to build an economy that works for all of us, creating good jobs, expanding solar energy, and improving our schools. but with danny tarkanian, you can't escape the sleaze. tarkanian lost $17 million in a failed development scheme and stuck taxpayers with the bill. he even helped set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors. danny tarkanian's out for himself. ising. dan: if a bad guy breaks into my house, i have every righ