ms. sanchez. ms. sanchez: first of all, our thoughts should go out to the family of sergeant owen, who was killed this afternoon. in the santa clarita valley. our thoughts go out to them. this is the first time in 24 state chooses a new united states senator. i believe i have the experience and -- on dayone one and do the job. i had the life experience of a californian. growing up in a working-class family, a daughter of immigrants. i believe i have the legislative experience. i cast a tough vote on behalf of californians, and i know how to do it. no on the iraq war, no of the patriot act, no on the wall street bailout. they took away our homes. on the armed services committee, member of the nato parliament. i have been to iraq and afghanistan, and the horn of africa. i am married to a retired colonel from the u.s. my son is in the army. i know what it takes to defend the country. i am ready for this job. i believe you should vote for the person who can get the job done. marc: ms. harris. ms. harris: i

ms. sanchez, 32nd. rep. sanchez: the other cochair of the hispanic task force is luis gutierrez, and he has endorsed me. he knows that i was the one who fought for you. we put together a six page menu of things that could happen once we lost opportunity to push through a reform. we went to the president and said, this needs to be done. that is how these projects came out. mark: your time has expired. your question for mrs. harris. proposition 64 on the california ballot legalizes marijuana despite the fact that the federal drug administration classifies all marijuana as a schedule one drug. as a senator, how would you propose to resolve this contradiction between state and federal marijuana laws? att. gen. harris: the reality is i believe the voters will pass that initiative. on the federal level, what we have to do is move it from schedule want to schedule too. we have incarcerated a large number of predominantly african-american and latino men in this country for possession the least one of dangerous of all

ms. sanchez. rep. sanchez: first of all, our thoughts should go out to the family of sergeant owens who was killed this afternoon in the santa clarita valley. this is the first time in 24 years that the state chooses a new united states senator. i believe i have the experience to go in on day one and do the job. i have the life experience as a californian, growing up in a working-class family, a daughter of immigrants. i believe i have legislative experience. i cast the tough votes on behalf of californians and i know how to do it. no on the iraq war, no on the patriot act, no on the wall street bailout. i believe i am the only one who has military and national security experience. on the armed services committee. i am a voting member of -- i have been to iraq and afghanistan and the horn of africa. i am married to a retired colonel from the u.s. army and my youngest son is in the army. i know what it takes to defend this country, i am ready for this job and i believe you should vote for the person who

ms. harris: there is a clear difference between the candidates in this race. rep. sanchez: there certainly is. ms. harris: i think the voters will make that decision. but this is a serious matter. this is a serious matter. this is about electing the next united states senator from the state of california. as a proud daughter of california, i still believe in that old adage, so goes california goes the rest of the country. people still look at us and to us for leadership and what change looks like. this is an election about who will be a leader who can be a , leader, and who has a track record of being a leader. on many issues that challenge us as a state, i have traveled up and down the state, i've met with folks and work with folks. i'm proud to have the support of someone like dolores or working with elizabeth warren, or united farm workers, working with people every day, i have a track record that is proven what we can do when a leader actually acts like a leader and shows up. it has been the work of bringing $20 million back to california during a battle with the five

ms. sanchez, thank you. >> so remember this on election day. >> thank you. your time expired. >> on election day. >> your time expired. >> don't vote for the establishment. >> miss harris, you have a minute and a half. >> and -- >> you have a minute and a half, ms. harris. >> so there's a clear difference between the candidates in this race. >> there definitely is. >> and i think the voters will make that decision. but this is a serious matter. this is a serious matter. this is about electing the next united states senator from the state of california. and as a proud daughter of california, i still believe in that old adage, so goes california goes the rest of the country. people still look at us and to us for what leadership and change looks like. this is about who can be a leader and has a track record of being a leader. on many issues that challenge us as a state, i have traveled up and down the state. i have met with folks. i have worked with folks which is why i'm proud to have the support of someone like dolores juarta or working with elizabeth warren

ms. sanchez is entering the final weeks of the race, trailing in polls.lier sayssed she closed her campaign books on september 30 with $879,000 in the bank, a troubling find in her effort to stage an upset. california has some of the nation's most expensive media markets and it appears unlikely she can continue a sustained run . host: rhonda -- louisiana, undecided. caller: hi. host: last night's debate did not help you make a decision. caller: it did. i would like all undecided people to weigh in on this decision in making the usa great again. host: so you are voting for donald trump. caller: yes. i think donald trump should be given a chance to do something that no one else has ever done. i don't think that people should be scared of electing him. i think he banked on the biggest things that america needs, and that is calling out a fraudulent system, a rigged system, and people don't really have anything to lose. louisiana has been hit the hardest. goes, it isligion something that people need, so i think on that behalf, on the behalf of louisiana, if pe

ms. harris: there is a clear difference between the candidates in this race. rep. sanchez: there certainly is. ms. harris: i think the voters will make that decision. but this is a serious matter. this is about electing the next united states senator from the state of california. as a proud daughter of california, i still believe in that old adage, so goes california goes the rest of the country. people still look at us and to us for leadership and what change looks like. this is an election about who can be a leader, and who has a track record of being a leader. on many issues that challenge us as a stay, i have traveled up and down the state, i've met with folks and work with folks. i'm proud to have the support of someone, or working with elizabeth warren, or united farm workers, working with people every day, i have a track record that is proven what we can do when a leader actually acts like a leader and shows up. it has been the work of providing a path for unaccompanied minors coming through mexico where he give them protection, give them support. it has been the wo