stefanowski: ned mentioned the specific. the other specific and don't forget it because on record he is going to institute a statewide auto tax. so if ned wins the governorship, you better take that revenue stream out because it's gone, and you're never going to see it again. the best way to get this economy moving and property taxes up is to stimulate the economy. that's why i've been endorsed by the association of realtors. we need rising housing prices. we need lower taxes. we need to bring jobs back. we need an economic plan to do it. i'm the only one up here with an economic plan to do it. anne: thank you so much. now, gentlemen, i have a question. we'll start with mr. griebel. 15 seconds each. your favorite politician and why. mr. griebel: at any time in history? anne: yes. mr. griebel: abraham lincoln because of the leadership he provided on ending slavery and at the same time to try to keep the country united. anne: mr. lamont? mr. lamont: bobby kennedy. and let me just say that nonsense about the statewide property

what does ned lamont want to do? he wants to put an auto tax on a statewide basis to put even more pressure on the cities. when i'm governor we'll fix what what is going on in hartford, we will cut costs up there, we will reduce taxes, which is going to get property tax revenues in the different towns going up, and we'll quite honestly stay out of their way, and in the towns that are struggling, we'll be all over looking at how we can have more accountability and get out of the problems some of the big cities are in. anne: thank you so much. mr. griebel, 90 seconds. mr. griebel: joe, i would certainly welcome the opportunity to sit down with you and your board to look at that list of unfunded mandates. the whole concept is disingenuous when a state tells the municipality it has to do x and then doesn't provide funding or provide some aspect how to get the funding. it is disingenuous and is a question of where we as taxpayers pay the taxes out of the left hand pocket to the state or right hand pocket to the municipali

ben white, thank you, and ned, always good to have your perspective as well.in buenos aires continuing with the g20 summit, and that is going to wrap up this hour of "msnbc live." "andrea mitchell reports" is starting right now, and you are here in new york. >> yes, in new york. and the president with a dark cloud as he meets with the world leaders and his secretary acknowledging that the mueller probe is undermining his missions with rush sharks but he insists that the canceled meeting with vladimir putin is because of ukraine and not

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liz: great to see you, ned ryun. business will have special election coverage tuesday starting with lou dobbs at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. i'll be joining neil cavuto after 8:00 p.m. we'll have early coverage the morning after. "mornings with maria" at 5:00 a.m. and i'll be on with stuart varney on "varney and company." the caravan is on the move. now it's not just illegal crossing. drones are crossing, too. it's getting scary. >> democrats win the house, the caravan will keep coming and the borders will magicalliy go down to to greet them. like e-commerce spurring cardboard demand. the pursuit of allergy-free peanuts. and mobile payment reaching new markets. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t.rowe price. invest with confidence. liz: welcome back. you are watching the fox business network. president trump saying the caravan of illegals heading north to the u.s.-mexico border will not be aloud into the country. william? reporter: a lot of confusion and disappointment this mor

if you prevent the banks from lending, guess what, ned?to the people that deserve to be lent to. and everyday americans including minorities, including women, including hispanics. in other words, we want to free up the system, right? with less regulation so that people can get access to capital. [laughter] >> that's right. trish: you laugh at that? >> but i would agree, though, we've got to find the right balance between, obviously, we don't want to go too far, we've got to free up capital -- trish: i'd say it's working pretty well right now. [inaudible conversations] trish: more people being able to access capital and, therefore, make investments in themselves, this their futures, in their small businesses. and that is what we want. i agree it's a balance, but my fear is that maxine waters may not understand that balance, and we're going to go back to relitigating 2008 all over again, ask that's not going to get us anywhere. good to see you, both, i appreciate it. ned and kelly grace. >>> new tonight, disturbing video of armed black panth

well i know it's been a long day for both of you i know you've got a long night still ahead of you ned thank you for joining us and i want to throw this to our friend our reporter over there and los angeles because it's what you know the west coast has been definitely seeing a lot of activity we're focusing more a middle and each cast but guess what that's going on in california in fact where that's probably where a lot of house seats possibly could be picked up natasha tell us what's going on. yeah you're absolutely right scotty as you both know all eyes are on the house tonight in california alone has five seats currently held by republicans that could all be a ta step now one of the five districts up for grabs is district forty eight it's rather interesting because hillary clinton one that district by just one and a half percent back in two thousand and sixteen so incumbent day in that world walker is fighting for his sixteen term against democrat harley root ab and right now real clear politics has rohrbacher ahead three point four points and right now these are all poll results as

ned, what's behind this?e saw the numbers, the job creation numbers the president said are not as big, money we're getting is not as big as the president said. saudi arabia needs america generally speaking. what's going on here? this is weird. the rambling statement the president put out there, the constant references he makes to not making money off of saudi arabia, not being in business with them, leads one to think that's what the president has on his mind. >> i think that's right, ali. president trump essentially posed a rhetorical question in that statement toud. who am i supposed to believe, the analysts that produce this high confidence cia assessment that mohammed bin salman was responsible for this, the same analysts who have sworn an oath to protect our constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic or mohammed bin salman? in the end he certainly didn't side with the cia. we have to take notice of the fact that he has done this in two cases. in russia where he has consistently sided with putin o

right, ned? be specific about this. what might be the implication of that?> i think it depends on just where prosecutors or at least the special counsel's office see president trump. if president trump dertermines e is not going to answer some questions, does the special counsel's office see him as a target? do they see him as someone who faces some sort of criminal liability or criminal exposure in this matter? or do they see him more as a witness? i think if it's more the latter, you may not see a subpoena fight that clearly will end up in the courts and probably ultimately be decided by the supreme court. if the special counsel's office does in fact see the president of the united states as a target of their investigation, i think his failure to answer questions could well lead them to go the subpoena route or to insist, on the other hand, that he invoke his fifth amendment rights. that's something that the president has not wished to do for obvious political reason, but it is his want, it is his option in this case. so i think time will tell as to just h

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we have ned ryun, howard frankly, democratic strategist. howard, start with you, what is the next move with the chess game as the migrant caravan gets closer and closer to our border? >> i think you already alluded directly to it, when we saw the muslim travel ban the first iteration, there were 50 lawsuits immediately filed, offering a, requesting injunctions. there are a number of temporary retraining orders. next stage of this particular fight beyond the rhetoric, which president trump excels at will be illegal, and in the courtrooms. charles: howard as a democratic representative, what is the official position? is the party for open borders? is there, what is wrong with an orlando early process to have people come into this country as asylum seekers? >> it is hilarious you're asking me this question, we had a president take to the airwaves and talk about how democratic votes have prevented him from reforming immigration. this president came into the white house with majorities in the house and in the senate and he squandered for two yea

ned ryun and leslie marshall. good to have you both here. ned, you say the president is right. what is this vote counting debacle say about our democracy. >> there are two fundamental principles to a constitutional republic, free a fair elections. and democrats down in florida seem to think the law is a series of suggestions they can choose to accept or ignore when they find it convenient. they have broken multiple florida election laws by not posting numbers 30 minutes after the polls close. accidentally including illegal votes with some. now you have the gillum and nelson campaigns have been campaigning for non-citizen votes be counted. the thing that's galling to me, the media is saying we on the right have no evidence. this is the same media that two years ago ran with a false fairytale of russian collusion screaming bloody murder about election integrity and four democracy is in jeopardy. what the russians did in 2016 pales in comparison to what brenda snipes is doing. trish: leslie, good to see you. i don't get it. i don't understand how votes keep materializing. to me yo

ned spoke eloquently about american exceptionalism and what makes us different. about america that says we'll send our boys to foreign soil and then leave them there to liberate that country that is not even our own for the sake of values? >> i mean, i think this was obviously afterworld war i, but president truman summarized that the truman doctrine was all about supporting those people who were being oppressed including by minorities in their own country and outside influence and that has been a theme in history, and when we committed our young soldiers to defend europe. pete: 100 million total. >> between 1914 and 1945 and we committed our young soldiers there was a nation at war and we felt rightly so that by defend ing our principles, where they needed to be overseas we were also making our own country safer and that's whetherrer there is an america first element to that but it doesn't mean weep don't support our allies and friends. >> katie: daniel to the point bringing it to the modern age president trump has asked these european countries to contribute mo

bush ned ryan. what does this mean for the president trying to get things done?happen in the house. if you think the last two years have been contentious you haven't seen anything yet. the only two things that might happen potentially would be prison reform but i don't think those happen either because i think democrats are committed to resistance and they have been chomping at the bit to gain control of the house and now they have control. maxine waters as chairman of financial services, adam schiff as head intelligence, jerry nadler as head of judiciary, these are not middle-of-the-road representatives, these are far left and i think they will overplay their hand. i think for the next two years i don't think they will be committed to doing any real legislation. it will be about investigation and two things they will do, they could overplay their hand, go to the left and endanger a lot of these new democratic members who won, and they will compel the new members to go to the left and they will also help trump and what is going to happen is they will help trump r

[applause] ned lamont is now the governor of connecticut. andrew cuomo is reelected. every other democrat who ran for reelection. we are making real progress. we started out with 16. we will have at least 21 governorships. these are 12 year cycles. and that is so important. i want to say again, thank you to everybody who has worked. our democracy is on fire. it's a five-alarm fire. you are all first responders. thank you for organizing. thank you for leaving. and give a great thanks to the chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee who did it all. ladies and gentlemen, i present to you ben ray lujan. [applause] >> how are you feeling, everybody? i will tell you what, the american spirit is shining bright. it shines bright because you, the people, united by common values, reaffirmed the truths passed down by our founders. it shines bright because even after these last two years, we are able to shake off the traps of cynicism and chart a new path to the future. and now block by block, vote by vote, americans have taken the first step towards renewing our a

the president has a responsibility to treat these people with respect and dignity. >> i want to go to ned, we're running out of time. >> respect is a two-way street. i agree that the press is there to be holding people accountable, not to be a propaganda machine or mouthpiece of the deep state. >> come on, man. this is the problem -- kennedy: i don't know if -- i think there are people who are trying to get facts. >> i think there are some. kennedy: i think jim acosta is a news actor who's just in it for himself, and i think his little displays have exhausted themselves, and i would much rather see someone from cnn and every other news organization. >> what about april ryan, not trying to shine bright in the light. she's trying to fundamentally get to the bottom of -- get the answers to questions people want. he treats her with lack of respect. kennedy: maybe he's equal in the way he's disrespectful. that's not a racist question. thank you so much, i appreciate the conversation. >> thanks kennedy. kennedy: coming up, nancy pelosi wanting to be speaker of the house again, so badly she can

joining me former national security counsel senior director and spokesperson ned price is also an msnbcalyst. ridiculous to say i have been preparing my whole life for a meeting and he said that for the debates and he says it all the time. kind of a thing you say as a joke when they say, are you red a to, i don't know, go to the movies and you say, of course, i'm ready. i have been preparing my whole life. it's so dumb. what is he talking about? >> it absolutely is. this is snow joke. you may recall just before president trump met with kim jong-un of north korea in june of this year, he said the same thing. i don't need to prepare, i have been preparing my whole life. not only has north korea failed to make any demonstrative steps towards that denuclearization. we actually learned about advancements to their program and aspects to their nuclear program we did not know before. this does not bode well for how president trump will handle the bilateral relationship we have and that is our relationship with beijing when he meets with xi in the coming weeks. >> what is at stake with xi? >> wh

now nbc neds lea they plan to attend the ltilateral peace talks happening on friday. they said this will be the first time. representatives from other countries have all been vieted. >> thank you. >> happeningtoday, jury selection begins for the trial of el chapo. he ised accf running the largest drug trafficking cartel. timates are they smuggled more than 200 tons of cocaine into the united states. he escaped a mexican jail twice. e united ought to states in 2017 under extremely tight security. >> he was expected to return to his job as may injanuary. he leaves behind a wife and seven children. >>> this mornin thehooter that opened fire in a yoga studio had ties to ts ea, and we're getting this new information as the florida state university communitybers the two women that were killed. >> the school held a candlelight vigil on the school's campus last night. >> one was a student set to graduate in may. the 61-year-old doctor was a faculty member. both were killed friday evening. authorities say he posed as a customer and opened fireuring a hot yoga class. he then tu

we have an apparent winner in the connecticut governor's race, ned lamont, democrat from connecticut, a win for the blue in the state of connecticut. congressman costello, the president issued a warning to democrats thinking about launching a investigation. if the democrats think they are going to waste taxpayer money investigating us at the house level we will likewise be forced to consider investigating them for all the leaks of classified information and much else at the senate level. two can play at that game. >> it's a rallying cry to the base. i agree with steve, this was an election where ting political parties have more than ever sorted themselves into the party of trump and the party against trump. we saw pickups for republicans in the senate -- >> congressman, the base is all the way out here, just like the resistance is all the way out here. the exhausted majority in this country got up yesterday and voted, more people voted than we normally see, far bigger than the base. don't they count for something? >> certainly. my point was simply that tweet is not a tweet about let's

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mathematics is still dominated by ned the fields medal which is widely considered the highest accolade for discoveries that nothing has only been awarded to one woman. to a brain in. the final in two thousand and fourteen but even in ancient times there were outstanding female mathematicians like hypatia of alexandria she gave public lectures and was highly celebrated but it's has all kinds of applications so how about the mathematics of escape that's what one woman today is studying. get a customer and her team research people's behavior on evacuation routes they're doing and. paramount first they set up a camera to capture data how long do people need to go up or down a flight of stairs. surely those who in general walk faster will be quicker going up stairs to and overtake slower people right. well not necessarily. the results of his little experiment indicate the assumption is wrong and that has implications for simulating and designing evacuation routes. we already know that people tend to slow down but what we've observed is that they tend to align themselves in a more orderly fa

i don't work today so there's a huge work there ned if i didn't call me about shoes i come just a wonderfully said imo if i don't want to come which is wrong with q. largely over the years for those who don't agree with the pacific. and there is none of the go on when i shall and does. something that was sure i wouldn't have done this for us and this is good enough for you yep. so. she's had a. samsung electronics and the chairman and vice chairman of samsung electronics were asked for their comments on the issues raised in this film samsung electronics provided the following statement protecting the health and safety of our employees is and has always been our top priority we are deeply saddened by the illnesses and passing of unique one while multiple third party reviews have found no correlation between the workplace and illnesses we are sensitive to the significant emotional and financial burden faced by employees suffering the illness and their family. and we are committed to providing financial support. we continue to evaluate and improve our health management system to ensure a safe wo

. >> the environment to impress for opportunity from afford ability and that directll ned what core cigna is doing and core express is doing and one reason we're putting the two companies together to further accelerate and improve, b it's offer a strong base each company is delivering and we think there will be continuing partnership opportunities if a regulatory standpoint to verify ways to improve affordabilityor individuals. >> cigna's shares rose 1% to $216.28. >>> spotify reported its fi first-ever p however the world's biggest paid streaming music serviceoi dissed wall street with only modest subscriber growth. it was up only 2% when 8% to 9% was expected. that sent shares lower. after the bell, cbs said an increa in ad sales helped earnings top expectations. they were also helped in growth by its digital subscription business. cbs shares were higher after hours tonight. they finished up 2% to $58.49. also on after the bell tonight, id rbucks said they strengthen its domestic and chinese markets, led to same-store sales that grew to a faster-than-expected pace and that translated to

villages such as ned who may never recover from her illness yet will just wants treatment for her tumorbut to make her being go away people morgan are busier ruling south sudan. intra lawmakers opposed to the newly appointed prime minister mahinda rajapaksa have won control of a key committee which sets the parliament said gender the country's been in a political crisis since last month when the president abruptly fired prime minister run a wickramasinghe and replaced him with rajapaksa you know fernandes reports from colombia. another day and another war kiran because parliament this time for a committee a sort of an umbrella committee which oversees and does all the appointments for all the committees to select committees here in chile because parliament both sides back to prime minister minded rajapaksa and ousted prime minister brown and become a singer wanted to control that committee of selections now the speaker just at the outset of the parliament sitting this morning said that he was allocating five seats to the rajapaksa faction and seven obviously to the ousted prime minister

subpoenaed congress let's not kid one another that's going to be there i actually agree with something ned said that happens every now and then the democrats the democrats could overdo it you don't want to make the next two years all about investigating this president that will bite them in the unit what come twenty twentieth's that's all this is about this is international and we'll get to some of your other international world headlines and just. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be left. to the right to be close this is what the before freedom or can people get. interested always in the waters it. seemed wrong. just don't call. me. yet to stamp out this thing become educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. on nine twenty am here in moscow germany's leading jewish organization is calling for special semitism classes full muslim migrants it comes amid a spike in hate crimes talkative jews correspondent peter all

a partially ned man painted to blend in with the new york city subway. living art piece for the instagramage sun creatures. it was painted by cory moore. moore said theainting took hours, and riders were unphased except for one person who almos sat on him. >> that's creative. >> it wouldn't phase many of us, right? >> no. >> the paintedguy. all right, so yes, it is going to be freezing on thanksgiving n g. maybe even record setting. expecting close to record in worcester, syracuse, plats dbur, lso portions of maine. even into friday morning it stays extremely cold. ok out on sundayhen you're driving home. chance of a storm in the midwest. we'll be right back. - [narrator] if you want serious cleaning with a cord-free vacuum, you need a shark. use only shark's cord-free lineup has duo-clean technology so you can deep carpets and give hard floors a polished look. and with two swappable batries at maximum suction, our shark ion f80 gives you more run time than the dyson v10 absute. and now shark takes cord-free beyond stick vacuums by introducing a full upr

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hand 2% of the stock provides if you are convinced the stock gets theren a breaks out -- don't forget ned a massive gap on erpgs report to the tune of 8 or 9% if they boat appear raise again mike's trade is the way to do it. i think it makes sense sense to define the risk into print as you have had a big run. >> the things we focus on is it's not that big of a move to get for the high 4% two a, a stock up in october when you had the worst october in a decade. a stock up today when people pounding equities going into the market. and for the close. that's the kind of behavior of mona would argue that there is both people hiding for good reason. >> right zbhoo or there are plen of people have to be long. that's the bulk of capital is fully invested at the mutual fund level and many endown do you mts and pensions they're making decisions here that argues in place that at least will hold up better. even if the whole thing were to turn down. meaning market and wal-mart. >> yeah, mike obviously it's a tactical trade but we have seen the outperformance of staples and sort of the hideout trades li

we had ned ryun on. a great strategist in our nation's capital. day, but they have also shown up in a lot of these polls about people who are doing early voting, which is different for them. so who is going to show up on tuesday? pete: does have this spidey sense feeling a lot like 2016. pundits saying it had to be a blue reaction because that's the way midterms always go. if you know one thing from this president expect the unexpected. that's why you have to tune in to fox news channel tuesday night. ainsley: neck in neck a lot of these races. 11 stops. last night was his second stop in columbia, missouri. he is traveling on this 8-state tour. last night he was there he was stumping for republican josh hawley who is neck in neck with democratic senator claire mccaskill. she has won 22 out of the last 23 of her races. steve: here is the president last night. i'm thrilled to be back in the american heart land right here with the incredible men and women that make this country run. this election will decide whether we build on an extraordinary prosp

subpoena congress let's not kid one another that's going to be there i actually agree with something ned said that happens every now and then the democrats the democrats could over do it you don't want to make the next two years all about investigating this president that will bite them in the unit what come twenty twentieth's that's all this is about. you know us with some election coverage continuing throughout the day for now some other stories that germany's leading jewish organization is calling for special semitism classes for muslim migrants it comes amid a spike in hate crimes targeting jews and peter all of a picks up the story. jewish community leaders in germany say they want to see integration classes for migrants that focus on them saying that this could help stem a rise in anti-semitic incidents in the country many of these people have been shaped by regimes in which anti semitism is essential and the jewish state is denied the right to live to prevent the worst scenario we need to tailor the integration courses to these people much more preferably by country of origin the

these were supervision jobs that these people were just being given the time and spac the space they nedto find other jobs outside of the fed and i was sympathetic it's no fun to lose your job but it became clear people were not going anywhere. and that sort of snowballed into other things. people even got promoted. then you watch and you are sitting there watching your colleagues tried to stop or try to push back against goldman. it's not the plaintiff law to understand. we are talking very basic things that you don't need to be an economist or a lawyer to understand and they see these other regulators systematically stopping any kind of accountability from happening. then the moment came yes it happened more than once. that in and of itself for someone that has been to korea cleaning up messes is not surprising. i am not saying that it happens, but you do get asked. of course i've done this before. and i know how to say no because i've done this before. but it became very clear i'm way over my head and then i started to get advice. i'm very lucky because i am a lawyer and i've been pra

ned, does the congresswoman elect have a point? >> i have got to tell you, blake. i was reminded look at those tweets. back in the date occupy movement and tea party movement agreed on one thing, how much we loatd and despised corporate cronyism. when you see amazon getting multi-billion dollar tax breaks, my libertarian streak doesn't sit well with me. as deirdre mentioned, the 238 cities and regions in north america, they gave amazon all their future infrastructure plans and land use plans, the incredible amount of data amazon has now, i am stunned. blake: do you think this was a bidding process or do you think at the end of the day, jeff bezos said new york and d.c., the financial and political capitals. >> those cities can get their data back. they should have negotiated to get their data back. if you don't give a million dollars or close to a billion dollars in breaks for companies they will go elsewhere. to give the term the art of the deal. they will get a billion in tax breaks and invest $5 billion or more in crystal city. and we'll have transportation upgr

ned lamont is now the governor of connecticut. cuomo is reelected general mendoza reelected every other democrat for reelection is reluctant folks who are making real progress we started out with sixteen we will have at least twenty one governorships these are twelve years cycles then there is so it's so important i want to say again thank you to everybody who's worked our democracies on fire it's a five alarm fire you are all first responders thank you for organizing thank you for leading. a great thanks to the chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee. gentlemen i present to you ben. how you feel everybody. else how you work the american spirit is shining bright shines bright because you the people you know i did by common values reaffirm the truce was down by our founders it shines bright because even after these last two years we're able to shake off the traps of cynicism and chart a new path to the future and now block by block bible americans have taken the first step towards reviewing our american promise. th

. >> young man gun ned down yesterday.andall francis was a high school valedictorian and has recently worked as model and photographer. his family said it may fave steamem a dispute over a young woman. i think the fourth homicide ong benninoad in three months. >>> and an inmate was killed and three others injured as they were working along t highway. >>> incidents of hate crimes are growingcross northern virginia. >> but community leaders are fighting back. the message interfaith groups must stick together and stay vigilant. >> swastikas. kkk recruitment fliers left in driveways. a deadly rampage after a unite the righty. ra hate crime on the rise in virginia and fairfax county. the number of cases, up by about 50% last year. >> the hate is turning violent too frequentory. >> that's thy attorney general is huddling with community leaders in a series of roundtables to get feedback how tote strengthen sta law to more aggressively go after those committing bias crimes. >> hate crimes are designed to put fearn the entire commu

religious such as ned who may never recover from her illness never will just once treatment for her tumor but to make her pain go away people morgan al-jazeera ruing south sudan earlier this month the united states re impose sanctions on iran's oil industry lifted as part of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal in the wake of president tom's decision to pull out of that agreement iranians have been bracing themselves for more economic instability but one industry in particular believes it's virtually sanction proof the grow is and trade is of saffron samus ravi reports now from about a daria. the men and women in this room take saffron very seriously at a conference hosted by the university of experts are discussing risks and challenges to the industry rising market demand climate change and of course the one thing every iranian business worries about american sanctions. and i know they're the main producer and exporter in the world there's no alternative sanctions have no impact on this industry. so they need to buy our products by legal or illegal means was so to our products it will be expo

. >> reporter: the nonpartisan gr next ned a out of a y ago.the effort seems to be working impaired with the 2014 mid terms the 18-29-year-olds are showing up for early voting in several hotly contested races, including, arizona, florida, georgia and nevada. >> have you been surprised how many people have come out to vote? >> um, yeah, honestly i waited in line about 45 minutes. >> reporter: the senate race is tight, with obama campaigning for jake rosen and the trump family shoring up the base for dean haler. >> are you sick of winning yet? >> reporter: young voters have been considered unrelooiiable i the past. the states that had early voteding they are showing up. jeff, the top issues for young people on both sides are education costs, gun laws, and healthcare. the cbs news will be right back. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle r

for the last five hours in focus today in connecticut is the election for governor between democrat nedtefanowsky the state is in an economic and budget crisis the last few years. thousands of residents fled the state, including some prominent hedge fund managers that also left he spoke with cnbc earlier, said policies under the current democratic governor malloy have driven many hedge funds out of the state. he plans to do away with state income taxes in the next 8 years in an effort to recruit and retain businesses into connecticut. >> we've had two of the largest tax kreincreases in the state ur dan malloy, and tax revenues are down it is only common sense we need to do the reverse, get the economy moving for ones still here, i say hang on if you have survived eight years of governor malloy, i am going to be pro-business, create a stable tax environment, provided a skilled work force fairfield county used to be a financial services hub we can get that back >> reporter: we requested an interview with his opponent, ned lamont, but couldn't make it work due to scheduling lamont's tax pl

joining me now, ned ryun fan democratic minority leader capri cafaro. >> here we go again. republican running against two opponents, a democrat and the media. cindy hyde-smith is not roy moore. be safe, we hold this seat. it's a net gain of two republicans in this cycle. and these two net gain votes in the senate will be a huge boost for him in reshaping the judiciary and the lower courts as well and putting on federal society judges that will be on for 20-40 years. trish: when you look at what the democrats were able to do in the house versus the senate, we'll see how this turns out in mississippi. but you get the sense people were thinking differently when they were marking the box for six years as opposed to two. >> there are different things at stake with united states senators versus members of congress. not only do they serve for longer terms. but they have the role of advise and consent. it's not just limited to the jew dish air yea. all of that has to go through the senate. so the stakes are different given the dynamics and the responsibilities that the united state

he saw somebody on the side of the cod road looks like they ned help. i can't tell you how many people i've met in palm beach florida he pays for children's school or stops and helps them with their business. and taking people to lunch because they are down on their luck. where are those stories because he hear them every day so why doesn't the media reports that? >> guest: i got hit up after the tape came out 11 years before when he had made comments that were outrageous and never should have been made of talking about women and grabbing them and whatnot. and the bible talks about that. i was a child i spoke as a child and when i became an adult i put aside childish things. he talked like bill clinton and talks like hollywood. when he became a republican heap beside those childish things. >> guest: those of us that are of a forgiving nature, but you've got to be remorseful if you've done some in the past. i saw what you said about doing something for others to keep you posted. and i thought he is really making america better. he talked about the low un

a lot going on as far as that ic ned. the temperatures were at least on the mild side so thank goodness. we weren't talking about 40s and rain. we had that coming up. tonight is looking okay. the temperatures at w. theds out of the south. really a nice evening after all this that we saw. yesterday, an inch and a half of d.c. today, close to .8 of an ch. put it all together, two inches of rain. thunderstorms off the coast. anything left in our area, it's all to the south. it is all way south. down toward southern rtions. we're done with the rain for at least the next couple days. behind the system, not much going on. actually some clear skies. we'll see a pretty nice day on wednesday. look at the high temperatures. we have c ad front coming through. still 65. 63. 71 in nashville. that warmer air coming in. high temperature, 65 for a high after a low of 52 in the city. many of you waking up in rbe su into the upper 40s. still, pretty nice compared to where we have been. n a reallye wednesday for you. thursday, a little on t

official start of winter which is december 21st and still this unseasonable storm $♪ [ spanish spoken ]ned,000 miles. >>> and we would love to have that snow. we are dry and we are with air quality issues once again for today. today is as bad as yesterday in some spots. we're giving you a live look there in san francisco, formally we would be looking at that, guessing, fog, that's not the case, we're socked in with smoke and hazy skies, and this is unhealthy air quality today, the air quality advisory is expected to go through tuesday now, we'll getting a bit of an onshore breeze over the weekend and we're being optimistic, that will help us out a little bit. for today, healthy and unhealthy air, a slight improvement as we get into saturday and sunday. here's a look at futurecast model, at this hour, winds coming from the northeast and we're down wind from the fire and the smoke. as we get into tomorrow morning, we get to see a shift, we have a southerly wind and southwesterly breeze, that means the pacific air is moving into the bay area. it doesn't look like the winds will be strong. it

joining me ned ryun and kelly gibson. you can't have it both ways. she says he is lacking civility.she is the one who is pews stuff like that encouraging a kinds of violence against anyone who works for the trump administration. >> it many total hypocrisy. she called for physical intimidation and harassment against members of the trump administration, and now she is accusing trump of violence. all trump is doing is point out the facts. if democrats take the house back and i don't think they will. but if they did, maxine waters would be chair of financial services, jerry nadler would be head of the judiciary committee. maxine waters is one of the most of corrupt members much congress. crew is saying that. the group has -- she has gone the hit with plea ethics violations. she advocated on behalf of a bank her husband held shares in without disclosing that. trish: she is make all kinds of promises. she wants to make life difficult for the banks which would then make life difficult for the economy. what's your take on this, kellyanne of how she is approaching this. >> i think you can ca

here to weigh in his are public and strategist ned ryan. thank you for your time.t democrat to hold a seat since 1976. what does that tell you? >> pretty staggering that someone who said arizona is the meth lab of democracy, all right for americans to fight with the taliban against the military, would be elected. on a more serious note she was able to define herself as a more moderate candidate. if you define yourself before your opponent defines you you better your chances of winning. it is pretty staggering doug doocy and sinema, how do you vote for fairly conservative republican governor and vote for somebody like houston sinema, they will send somebody who despite trying to portray herself as somebody else is pretty far left of arizona. rob: that was not the story we heard during the campaign. they both seemed like they were similar candidates and you pick one. >> she was able to get away with some of her votes in the house, democrats let get away with some votes, portray herself as a blue dog democrat, and it was not as hard on her as it could be and opening u

his name is ned lamont.right behind him by a few points as you can see to this new quinnipiac poll to the margin of error. key turn that blue state red? brian: why is that happening? that republican candidate for connecticut governor bob stefknowski. bob what made connecticut open to your candidacy? >> we have a horrible economy here. eight years of a democratic governor. we have had two of the largest tax increases in the his strf the state of connecticut. we have a 4 billion-dollar budget deficit. we have got an employee pension plan at the state level that's $1 billion under funded. we are the classic example of failed economic policy. and the reason i'm actually leading in the polls right now in the internal polls is that people want change ains aption people who want to move there say it's beautiful but taxes are so high there. state government spending outpace revenue of a deficit 2.6 billion. national headline. gubernatorial race referendum on failed democratic fiscal policies. is that what you are he