i know this nielsen will introduce -- miss nielsen will is her family. america is facing enormous challenges. trillions, over the no party is giving us assurances, and were looking at deficits in the horizon. our enemies are on the rise, as russia destabilizes neighbors and partners with iran to control the middle east. we did modify koran's behavior for the worst. iran's abilityy for the worst. north korea continues to develop nuclear weapons. challenges that face the next secretary of the department of homeland security are equally daunting. we have recently experienced unprecedented destruction caused by hurricanes and wildfires. fema and other budgets are already stretched in for these disasters. and use of the internet spreads, by socialats posed media acts of terrorism, hacking, and cyber attacks. this committee has gone through more than 20 hearings lead against the sad reality that our borders are more than secure -- far from secure. illicit drugs flow virtually unabated, and we are more honorable than we should be to external forces. unfortunate

chairman and miss nielsen. thank you for being here before us today and your willingness to serve in this capacity. i want to thank you for the opportunity we had to meet in my office to discuss a lot of very specific issues related to the state of michigan and i appreciate that opportunity and if confirmed would look forward to the opportunity to work with you on those going forward. >> we have seen a number of hate crimes uptick in my state recently. i'm afraid this administration has failed to give those incidents the full weight they deserve. do you condemn white nationalism and white supremacy? >> absolutely. >> do you condemn anti-semitism? >> yes. >> do you confirm islamophobia? >> yes. >> i ask and you confirm your tone and rhetoric as the secretary will be extremely important for the men and women you lead as well as for all the american people. let me turn to an incident in charlottesville, virginia. do you agree the individual charged with the murder of heather heyer was a white national list or at a

but take this with a grain of salt becuase nielsen just started tracking streaming. and netflix has said in the past that nielsen's numbers are way off. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - another warm day! spotty pm shower - - milder sunday - rain likely late monday; another big cool-down coming today: am sun. pm clouds; spotty afternoon/evening shower. warm. highs: 75-80 winds: sw to nw 5-10+ mph tonight: mostly to partly cloudy. breezy. lows: 41-51 winds: n 5-15 mph saturday: partly becoming mostly cloudy. pm showers. much cooler. highs: 55-60 winds: ne 5 mph independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam nt to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. even on the street. and even though the seller claims they are top-brand --- they are not. tho

but, kirsten nielsen will be in the likeness of general kelly. those first six months on that job for general kelly, he worked on the travel ban, getting that wall built, and keeping our homeland secure. think of all the things that you are dealing with here. the ports, the border. we have 90% of our heroin comes through the southern border. we have poison coming over the border constantly. she's going to be -- that was, i thought that was a very regrettable interview. look at what happened last night with the border agent murdered and god rest his soul. it brings into sharp view how important it is to get ms. nielsen confirmed quickly. and there are many border agents, many. very happy this president under his leadership illegal border crossings are down. drugs being turned away. we have a lot of work to do. the fact is this president is committed to building that wall. we hope congress hears him. we have 70 point immigration plan anybody can pull up as soon as this interview is over and see tough is he going to be. steve: we will do it kellyann

let's go live to katie nielsen in santa clara home of the 49ers. katie. >> reporter: late last night a of a tentative agreement between the nfl and the players coalition for the league and team owners to donate almost $100 million over the next 7 years for community activism. that money would go toward organizations supporting blacks and social justice causes. at the direction of the players coalition. team owners hope it could be the olive branch that helps ease tensions with players and end the national anthem protest. but 49ers safety eric reid says he wouldn't be part of the players coalition anymore because of the talks with the league. >> being pragmatic about it, i'm happy that we can use this opportunity to further the conversation. >> reporter: team owners still have to vote to approve the tentative agreement that could happen either in december or march. now, there's no language in that agreement that requires players to stand for the anthem. but some owners say if the protests continue, they will play the national anthem first, then brin

tom: erik nielsen, thank you. we will come back to talk to dr. nielsen about the world., a very important andersation tuesday, across much of the nation it is an important election day. thomas perez is an important chairman of the democrats regroup for 2018 and 2020. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom and francine. tom, let's time of brexit and labour. jeremy corbyn has reached out to british companies as he seeks to become the next prime minister. the labour party leader repeatedly emphasized his party has come a ground with business d investment. >> have a look at the principles behind it, which are about a fair and equal society, an investment in the future. look at our plans. if you wish, come and talk to us. they might not like it all, they might like it all. that we are putting out a serious offer there, about how the british economy and society could, in our view, the much better and happier if we spend a bit more on the public realm so our economy could grow for the better. francine: that was jeremy corbyn wardsing to anna ed

live at levi's stadium, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> republicans in the u.s. senate are hoping to hold a vote on the tax bill by the end of the week after advancing the bill for debate last night. the republican leaders are still talking about some last- minute changes however. one possible change being discussed, slashing the corporate tax rate to 22% instead of 20%. down from the current 35%. that could help pay for and expanded child tax credit. democrats have blasted the current plan and gop leaders still need to win over members of their own party to get this bill passed. >> he told people in places like ohio he was going to look out for them and their interests. and here we have a bill that's going to raise taxes on middle class people. >> i haven't decided yet. >> on tuesday, the president agreed to a provision that will automatically increase taxes if the bill fails to stimulate the economy but conservative groups are fighting that proposal. and yesterday, at uc-berkeley, grad students took part in a nationwide protest against the bill. the house bill

in santa clara, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >> team owners could vote to finalize the deal with the playerslition at an upcoming meeting next month. >>> let's check the forecast. neda? >> we have blue skies out there a lot of clear conditions. calm conditions expect i am watching flags blowing in the wind. our dublin camera they were stronger seconds ago as what happens with live television. sometimes things change. here's a look at your headlines for today. cool and foggy in the morning. we saw that today in the north bay but the rest of the bay area is clear. by this afternoon, your afternoon highs will be in the 60s. and clouds are moving in for the weekend. not expecting rain this weekend as we initially thought. it looks like the rain is going to stay well to the north. our wind speeds now west in hayward at 6 miles per hour. 7-mile-per-hour winds in oakland so geerting an onshore flow. that's helping -- so we are getting an onshore flow. that's helping push the clouds out. temperatures in san francisco right now 62. san jose you are at 62, as well. santa rosa warmed up to 60. this mor

kpix 5 katie nielsen is in the valley where drivers have been racing to the pump all night. katie? >> reporter: yeah, liz. the biggest rush at the pump happened earlier today, but there are still a few stragglers coming in to top off their tanks. that's because as you said 45 minutes from now the price of gas on the sign behind me is going to go from $3.49 for a regular gallon of unleaded up to $3.61. jerrell milton drives 200 miles a day for his sales job. his weekend plans are impacted as well. >> the trips to the city,ly rethink that. >> reporter: the legislature approved the gas tax hike in april bumping gasoline by $0.12 a gallon and diesel by $0.20. the new tax is expected to generate $5 billion over the next ten years for road repairs and public transportation. drivers say they understand the need, but are still topping off their tanks before midnight. >> they told me it was going up tonight at midnight. so when i heard that, i was like let's go get gas tonight. >> i'll be ready for it, i guess. it's crazy, it's crazy. >> reporter: this is the first time the state has increa

[ laughter ] >> reporter: katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> another hot shop best buy. bargain hunters packed this store in san francisco last night looking to score on electronics. but some shoppers said it wasn't as crowded as usual. >> i think it's, like, more for everybody, it's not like limited. everybody has a chance to get something. it's not like a fight or anything. >> that's good. an estimated 164 million people are expected to shop over the thanksgiving holiday. that includes today, small business saturday, and cyber monday. >>> this thanksgiving a special meaning for some wildfire survivors in the north bay. they suffered through one of the worst disasters in bay area history. but andria borba shows us this holiday they have reasons to give thanks. >>> reporter: in the kitchen in santa rosa, this year thanksgiving is not a holiday. step away from the industrial oven and skillet. >> we were all affected by it. >> reporter: it's a mile from coffey park. owner chef john wanted to give back. >> we decided let's just host this whole thing just because this is wha

claudia: quien podrÍa implementar la leche migratoria de presidente donald trump, kristjen nielsen dijoue es necesario encontrar una soluciÓn permanente para los jÓvenes soÑadores y rematÓ diciendo que darÍa la directriz por escrito para que su agencia se concentre en los criminales y no en los beneficiarios del "daca". >> esa agencia tiene una cultura, donde va a seguir esos reglamentos y van a decir que no le van a hacer daÑo a los soÑadores. >> eso es algo que ya se habÍa dicho. claudia: tambiÉn dijo que no apoya la idea de un muro de costa a costa. la abogada con experiencia en seguridad cibernÉtica, trabajo con el jefe de gabinete de la casa blanca, john kelly y en quiÉnes dicen que su cercanÍa con el general es el problema. [hablan inglÉs] grupos conservadores y antiinmigrantes, la criticaron y dijeron que estÁ a favor de la admitida para indocumentados. los republicanos, elogiaron su trayectoria. [habla en inglÉs] " tiene una excelente reputaciÓn y votarÉ a favor de ella", dijo este congresista. en washington, claudia useda, univisiÓn. ilia: boicot para el presupuesto del gobiern

nielsen, my question is kind of down that same path. last week we held a hearing with fema director brock long who i believe throughout this process including the hearing conducted himself well with the unprecedented disasters his face with after 172 172 days on the. obviously government has learned a lot of lessons from katrina but one of my concerns, i i haa poster of their produced by the foundation showing a dramatic increase in the number of fema declared disasters. i'm concerned about the moral hazard, the reliance of state and local officials on the federal government to not only respond but also to understand exactly what the risk are what i think that's primarily the state and local responsibility. i believe, i think this is the question i have for you, you talk about the partnership model. who really is primarily responsible for the response to natural disasters and what is the mecca dhs' role from the standpoint? what you understanding? >> i'd like to answer two different ways. first, i believe the primary responsibility is t

nielsen to be the next secretary of the united states in homeland security. i want to thank her, her family. our senators making introductions later on. i certainly want to call out mrs. karen kelly, general kelly's wife. she's here also. showing her support for the nominee. and i know ms. nielsen will introduce her family in her opening statement. america's facing enormous challenges. our national debt exceeds $20 trillion and there's no serious effort being made by either party to significantly reduce the 30-year projected deficits that are currently expected to exceed over $100 trillion. our enemies are on the rise. russia continues to destabilize its neighbors and is partnering with iran to increase both countries' influence in the middle east. the iranian nuclear agreement did modify iran's behavior. for the worse. north korea remains determined to develop the capability to target the united states with nuclear weapons. and the threat of islamist terrorism has evolved, metastasized and spread all over the world, including to our homeland. the challenges

nielsen made clear, the lifting of embedded markets in the parent market is a reflection of geography, not an analysis of competition. however, it appears the commission wants to get more information on the record before going this far. for these reasons i understand the commission will reconsider this decision in 2018. there is convincing evidence that under the most extreme circumstances in which one party might own a maximum number of stations in each embedded market and they reached the highest ratings for the last 13 months, the owner would rank only third in the new york an 11 .2%h marketshare. in washington dc under the most extreme example, the station would rank sixth. waiverrt a presumptive that the commission will evaluate proposed transactions of radio stations located in current markets with the multiple embedded market solely by looking at the transactions in compliance with the ownership limits in the embedded markets. recordy does this support this but it will bring more certainty to the marketplace until we can more fully examine this rule these are important changes

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behind the name, the danish artists jakob fenger, rasmus nielsen, and bjornstjerne christiansen. they have been working together over two decades. they are superflex. famous for getting artists involved in artworks that turn convention on its head. ♪ >> i suppose the first thing to say is we work as a group. there are three very strong minds and a collective mind, which is superflex. >> it is an art collective, superflex is a company. >> they like this three-headed body, in a way. >> they have so much artwork it is difficult to keep track of it all. >> we sell a lot of products like beer, soda, music labels. >> the dynamic of being a group demands you be diverse in your work. >> it is an open-ended unit based on a lot of collaborations. >> the world is fundamentally an exciting place and it's full of juicy, juicy, raw material. you just need to locate it and stitch it together in new ways. >> from the moment superflex got their breakthrough in the art world, people have been asking themselves, is this actually art? >> they have a very intelligent way of addressing political, glob

kpix5's katie nielsen is live at the dmv to tell us what we're going to have to do here. katie? >> reporter: starting in 2020 the federal government will require what's called a real id kind of driver's license for people to be able to go through tsa checkpoints at the airports, but getting a real id won't be easy. r. "fill that out and we'll give you a tag to go the window, ok?" california residents can start applying for a new federally compliant - "real- id" on january 22nd. je mv spokesperso >> 8124. >> reporter: there aren't many smiling faces in this 30 minute long line at the santa rosa dmv except this one. those lines could get much longer at the start of the year. california residents can start applying for a new federally compliant real id on january 22nd. >> people actually physically coming into our field offices, reestablishing their identities and applying for a real id if they choose to. it is not mandatory. >> reporter: let's break down the numbers. right now the state is expecting 60% of people with a california driver's license or id card to apply for the real

then, president trump's pick kirstjen nielsen testifies at her confirmation hearing. and the markup of the proposal to overhaul the tax code. we will have live coverage of that at 9:00 a.m. eastern when the committee returns for day 4. on saturday, vice president michael pence takes place in the wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier and will speak afterwards at the memorial amphitheater. live coverage from arlington national cemetery begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. next, we turn to capitol hill where earlier today, the former ceos of equifax, yahoo!, and other companies affected by major data breaches with ways to better protect consumer information in the future. the senate commerce hearing runs 2.5 hours.

president trump's pick kirstjen nielsen testifies at her consummate -- confirmation hearing.nd the markup of the proposal to overhaul the tax code. we will have live coverage of that at 9:00 a.m. eastern when the committee returns for day 4. on saturday vice president michael pence takes place in the wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier and will speak afterwards at the memorial and for theater. live coverage from arlington national cemetery begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. next, we turn to capitol hill where earlier today, the former ceos of equifax, yahoo!, and other companies affected by major data breaches with ways to better protect consumer information in the future. the senate commerce hearing runs 2.5 hours.

we'll talk about pandora losing a quarter of its value and the verdict is in, aleast according to nielsen we'll tell you why netflix monked to win over viewers with its second season of "stranger things" in a minute. you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. >>> netflix's "stranger things" season two a big hit public results released, including the stats behind the second season of the netflix thriller the data shows the season's first episode was watched by 15.8 million people within the first three days that tops the 15 million people who watched the premiere episode of the most recent season of "the walking dead. so putting netflix in a category of any other type of blockbuster, i'm not sure if it's apples to app

. >> some of those stores will be open overnight, katie nielsen is at the san francisco premium outlets in livermore. >> reporter: the shopping faithful started to come here in livermore around 3 pm this afternoon. just within the past couple hours, this place has gotten absolutely packed. if you take a look to the side you can see all the shoppers, lined up up and on the sidewalks. people are looking for a perfect parking spot which is almost impossible to find. the lines to get inside the stores is up to two hours on. for shoppers, finding great deals on thanksgiving is as much a part of the holiday as pumpkin pie. >> this is traditional for me, i am so excited. every year i am here. >> reporter: like thousands of others, she is looking for the steep discounts you can start on black friday. they seem to start earlier each year. with many people waiting in line for hours on thanksgiving day, just to get inside the favorite stores. >> the lines were long but it's 80% off. you can't beat that. >> reporter: all of these stores, have lines winding through the mall and wrapping around build

president trump's nominee for secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen, had her confirmationring today. she was picked after her boss, secretary john kelly, became white house chief of staff. today, nielsen echoed kelly's position on the president's call for a wall along the mexican border. >> there is no need for a wall from sea to shining sea. what we need to do is work with the operators. should i be confirmed, i look forward to speaking with state and local officials, those on the ground, both law enforcement and federal law enforcement, to understand where we need some sort of physical barrier. >> woodruff: nielson drew heat from democratic senators when she said it is not clear if humans are the primary cause of climate change. the nominee to be the president's top environmental adviser faced similar questions, at a separate hearing. kathleen hartnett white said she is not persuaded by a new federal finding that manmade carbon emissions are the main cause of global warming. instead, she repeated her view that carbon dioxide is a "plant nutrient," and not a pollutant. th

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according to nielsen ratings, more than 360,000 people binge watched the entire second season of "stranger in the first 24 hours of its release. you can watch the "tonight show" starring jimmy fallon weeknights following nbc10 at 11:00. >> was it you and jessica talking about watching the show? >> no, one of the producers. i'm behind in my binge watching clearly. >>> now for more news at 5:00 a.m. -- >> neighborhood mess. a home crumbles to the ground. now other homes can be in danger. >>> fighting for your vote. the candidates hoping to become the next governor of new jersey are hitting the campaign trail. what you need to know before casting your vote next week. >>> and fire extinguisher failure. a tool meant to save lives is being recalled, and it could be in your home. how it already cost a local man his life. >>> a lot to get to. coming up on 5:00. this is "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. some of you will be dealing with fog like yesterday. we'll get to meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >> typically we see fog fo

. >> the senate homeland security committee met this week to consider the nomination of kiersten nielsen to become homeland security secretary. she faced secretary -- questions about cyber security, homegrown terrorism, and the vulnerabilities and election systems. she also discussed the president's policies on immigration enforcement, telling lawmakers she does not support construction of a border wall along the entire u.s. southern border. she previously served as chief of staff to former homeland security secretary john kelly. this confirmation hearing is ju

miss nielsen needs to understand it's not hillary who is president.our thoughts as to what we are going to see coming up, two tax bills. is this a process that's going to lead to the trump agenda's tax cuts or something quite different. >> i think it's comparable to the gipper's sayings. what did ronald reagan say? i will take 70% of the loaf and come back or the other 30% later. this is a marker that has to be laid down. we have to get thanks reform started. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight. the question, do you believe the republican party deserves to keep its majorities in the house and the senate. cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. we would like to hear from you because there is extensive grumbling after those two quite different versions of tax cuts emerge from the senate and the house. follow me on twitter and lou dobbs. follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. breaking news that could have major implications for the balance of power in the senate. alabama candidate roy moore denying allegations that he had sexual contact with a 14-yea

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for trump stock market is nielsens and approval ratings wrapped up into a bow. millions of americans view the stock market as good place to make money feel richer. that makes you spend fourth, actual tax bill. not going to argue the merits for the country as whole and boy they better pass it or have a serious problem here but it's fabulous for all kinds of businesses except for mostly tech companies without sprawling overseas operations, common characteristic of the rally, government-mandated rotation into domestic companies and companies that can repatriate assets most important the rest of the world is on fire has been some region holding the world back and therefore us. first us, then europe, then china, then russia, then europe again. what is bad now? not much except venezuela. which is good for oil, curtail the production likes higher oil prices. raw data from the government, inflation is low, employment is high, spending good. economics 101, you have to throw away your textbooks. red hot growth without inflation is simply not supposed to be able to happen

as both nielsen and others made clear, the listing of embedded markets in apparent market is a reflection of geography, not an analysis of competition. for these reasons, i understand the commission will reconsider this decision in the 2018 revie review. even under the most extreme circumstances where a party would only maximum number of stations in each embedded market and each reach the highest rating of the past 13 months, the owner would rank only third in the new york target. in washington d.c., under the most extreme example, the station would rank six. for these reason i support providing a presumptive waiver that they will evaluate proposed transactions of radio stations located in current markets with the embedded markets by looking at the transactions compliance with the ownership limit in the embedded market. this will bring more certainty to the marketplace until we can examine this role. be on the issue of the embedded markets, i'm disappointed that the markets did little to unburden the radio industry. i wish the commission would have gone further in addressing our local rad

so the conference board is run by nielsen, the same company that puts out the tv ratings. and it found that consumer confidence last month is at a 17 year high. survey respondents were focusing on our whole labor market. very healthy job situation. and the fact that there are short term outlook. if you're in a job you're not sure about and looking to find something else, the opportunities out there are pretty good. those are factors they take into consideration. gdp running at 3.3%. that means the economy is fully productive. that hasn't happened in ten years. what that means is all the people who are working are being productive enough to make sure the goods and services of the economy are being maxed out. so really, a goldilocks economy. that's a phrase economists will use. >> dana: i loved my economics classes in high school. good to get a refresher. white house press secretary sarah sanders defending the president after he retweeted videos posted by a far right british politician. sanders said the focus should not be on authenticity, but on the threat. >> whether it's

. >> peter nielsen, appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> big headline this morning, michael flynn's lawyers say they are cutting ties with the trump legal team. why would they do that? what could it mean? we have the latest next. ♪ ♪ build your next big thing to run in more places, without recoding. the ibm cloud. the cloud for business. yours. the cloud for business. this i can do, easily. i try hard to get a great shape. benefiber® healthy shape is a clear, taste-free, 100% natural daily fiber... that's clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! >>> no longer sharing information with president trump's legal team. >> attorney said months ago at the right price it might tell a story that is significant. >> it is is not clear. i don't know what the white house does to get rid of this. >> we're really winning. we're letting you play even. >> we have been winning. it is somewhat insulting. >> the president said, look, you elect me, i'm going to let you do your job. we're having g

. >> dana: republicans line up to demand alabama senate kirstjen nielsen roy moore drop out of the racesome democrats are now looking back at the time president bill clinton was in office and the sexual allegations against him. we'll explain. maria is confident. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. fortunately, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. (vo) do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day; rage, rage against the dying of the light. do not go gentle into that good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: pressure mounting on roy moore to drop out of the alabama senate race. rnc joining the editorial committee pulling funding for his campaign as house speaker paul ryan and mitch mcconnell call on roy moore to step aside. jonathan, moore is continuing to lose support in washington, but what's it look like in his home state? >> reporter: yeah. well, here in roy moore's home town, he still has plenty of fans who say they trust him. we met one woman who went to high school with roy moore.

television adopted a universal method that was monopoly by the nielsen company that has become a standard measurement in the television industry. i mean, there have been arguments over various rating methodology changes and it hasn't been all happiness in sweetness, but mostly it's been universally accepted as standard measurement. online, nobody can figure out who they are talking to. it's just reality. there was an experiment that procter & gamble, which will be the largest consumer company in the world did over the summer, where basically their argument based on a study done by advertising agencies in the united kingdom is that we really didn't know who we were talking to and although the things we know are big problems. and what his impressions mean and what are we getting forward and whatnot. this study came across the atlantic. procter & gamble takes a look at it and they decided to experiment. for one quarter, they dropped all of their online advertising, which has been 20% of their budget advertising. and to see what impact it would have on their sales. what they uncovered was it

television adopted a universal method that was monopoly by the nielsen company that has become a standard measurement in the television industry. i mean, there have been arguments over various rating methodology changes and it has not been all happiness and sweetness but mostly it has been universally accepted as the standard measurement. online, nobody can figure out who the hell they are talking to. reality.t the in there was an experiment at procter & gamble, which is arguably the largest consumer that wasn the world done of the summer where they basically -- their argument based on a study done by advertising agencies in an united kingdom was that we really did not know who we are talking to and there were a lot bots out there and other things that were big problems. and, what is and what are we getting towards and whatnot. procter & gamble decides to do an experiment. for one quarter they dropped all of their all nine advertising, -- online advertising, which had been 20% of their advertising budget, to see what impact it would have on their sales. what they uncovered was it had zero

i want to ask you, kirsten nielsen is taking heat over what he said, but you also have said you don'think the wall is necessary. >> that's not what i said. i'm one of nine members of congress that represents the southern border district. because of my leadership on border security we have trans-national criminal organizations tracking through high community. i chair the maritime subcommittee, i was given that leadership role as a freshman. we know what it's like to have these cartels coming through our communities with drugs, weapons, human trafficking. we node a better strategy that includes the border wall and physical infrastructure where appropriate. that's what the president said, i agree with that. but we also need in addition to that more agents, we need the technology for fixed and mobile towers, sensors, airborne assets, manned and unmanned. all of the above intelligence operations to stop the cartels and the impact it's having in our communities. i've held multiple hearings on this issue and i'm going to continue to lead on this ish oh to make sure we secure our border. >> s

only two kirstjen nielsen s - candidates appear on the ballot. if a write in effort take place that write in campaign and educational process associated with that campaign is going to take a great deal of time, energy and effort in order to educate our people on what they need to do about casting their ballot for someone who's not currently on the ballot. >> laura: that's why you would need more time in order to get that word out. correct? that's why the election could be moved if, indeed, that ends up being a decision by the state party which we haven't heard a lot from. what is the state party saying here? >> well, i think there are a number of conversations on going. the state party is in a very difficult position as well, as they try to determine what their intentions are and where they need to go. i know that those conversations will continue to take place over the next few days. maybe even a week or so depending on what el gets introduced next week as this saga continue. >> laura: do you know mr. moore, judge moore? >> i do know judge moore