our white house reporter is joining us from orlando. the president's appearance is not are inially a campaign stop, but it doesn't seem to have that kind of feel anyway. >> wolf, the president has things on his mind other than law enforcement as he heads to give the speech to the gathering of police chiefs here, leaving the white house today. he was talking about kavanaugh and the mid-terms and going after democrats and trump has spent the past couple of days basking in the success of that narrow confirmation vote that put kavanaugh on the supreme court. he is showing no signs of switching gears and starting at the rally, trump previewed a central theme heading into the mid-terms using that example of the kavanaugh confirmation battle as a way to motivate republican voter who is may be complacent in television. we heard the same argument that the supreme court exposes democrats as being too extreme. it's part of the effort from trump and his allies to try to compete with the democratic enthusiasm gap. democrats have enjoyed this enthusi

today i also want to extend my very special things to orlando chief john mina and the entire orlandoce department for hosting us in this great city. where's john? thank you, john. great job, great city. safe city. thank you very much, great job. i also want to think the port of ia cp and congratulations to your incoming president, chief paul cell. good chief. i have a lot of respect for this chief. that means i have to be here next year, is that right? looking like that, right? that's okay. for you guys, anything i can do, i'll do. very importantly, i want to recognize our law enforcement partners from around the world who have traveled here to share their experience and to strengthen the vital cooperation that we all practice together. great cooperation all over the world. we deeply value your friendship and your partnership and thank you very much for being here. thank you. this year, we proudly celebrate the 125th anniversary of the international association of chiefs of police. a great group. today, i stand before you as president of the united states to tell you that my administ

president in orlando, florida.you that he did come and you can see with governor rick scott of florida with rod rosenstein and deputy attorney general. this is a lot worse than committee, the grand president. president trump: great to be with you. i want to thank the chief for the wonderful introduction into the lifetime of distinguished service and a special friend of mine. i'm thrilled to be here in the great state of florida with the incredible many women of law enforcement. on behalf of all americans i want to express our eternal gratitude for what you do every single day to protect our families and defend our streets and take down criminals. what you do is keep america safe and nobody does it better than you. thank you very much. [applause] i also want to thank your amazing families because you know about them you cannot do it. they are here and they are indeed interested people. so, thank you to the families. i appreciate it very much. [applause] we are thrilled to be joined today by a true friend of law-enfo

earlier today before he was set to leave for that gathering in orlando the president when asked about democrats, some of them at least talking about potential impeachment of kavanaugh down the line, said kavanaugh was quote, a man who got caught up in a hoax. ashley, the president will be back here at the white house later this evening after he leaves there in orlando, for a ceremonial swearing-in, of brett kavanaugh. ashley: busy day for the president. very busy for the president and blake burman. we have richard fowler, and lawrence jones. thank you both for being here. lawrence, let me begin with you. what's going to be the fallout from this incredibly contentious confirmation process that we just witnessed with brett kavanaugh? i think it seems to me both sides, democrats and republicans, say their base are fired up over it. what's your take? >> i think that it is fair to say both bases are fired up but the problem is that democrats have positioned themselves to win a little bit of seats because republicans were going to stay at home. they just were. there wasn't anything to fire

i was really fortunate to be in orlando, and the support, notjust fortunate to be in orlando, and thevels, to spectate at the games, but the, raftery between the competitors, i think it was very much about competing with, rather than against people. you want eve ryo ne than against people. you want everyone to do their very best. were you impressed by the way it was organised? the setup of the entire event is absolutely seamless from the transport to the hotel, accommodation and facilities. it is absolutely first class and that's something that's really fortunate, as an athlete, the opportunity to compete at world—class sporting facilities. what will it be like for your successors in sydney?” facilities. what will it be like for your successors in sydney? i think the team in sydney will have an incredible time. everything i've heard so far as exciting. the opening ceremony is over at the opera house, it's so iconic and people remember the games in sydney. i think they will have a great time, and the weather, hopefully, we'll be in theirfavour as and the weather, hopefully, we'll be in

orlando police chief kevin.he officer was shot in the line recovering is still for serious injuries. for him.veryone prays we do not know if they will come home safely. we make sure they never have to worry about their family and their family will be taken care of with stuff that happens to them. with us today our two strong floridians whose husbands were lost in senseless violence against police. i would like you to join me in welcomingwith teresa, wife of charles -- [applause] gov. scott: teresa here with her daughter. phone policee of of the matthew baxter. of fallen police officer matthew baxter. [applause] gov. scott: we made it a top priority to honor law enforcement and take care families. in 2016, we changed state law so fallen officers families receive 100% of the salaries for life. this was the right thing to do. [applause] local governments should be following our lead and teresa tod to support provide the full benefits of her husbands 23 years of law enforcement service. i'm glad that springs agreed

this is orlando, florida.e, also, and this will be quite the visual if we do indeed see it. the deputy ag, rod rosenstein, to be a fly on the wall during those 30 minutes that we are told that the two men talked. we are getting a little bit of color and play-by-play. the president getting right away in the motorcade. sometimes he will call and talk to people who are gathered there, if there are crowds. but let's look at the stairs. kennedy? can you imagine "there was no collusion," is what the president said getting on board marine one. 30 minutes of conversation with these two men coming to the president there next to governor rick scott. >> is he smiling? >> kennedy: hugh pierce a very positive body language. he appears to be smiling, he is certainly dodging this round. at harris? >> harris: hogan gidley from the white house press team has told us that when asked the question "does routers and sense of a job customer" the answer is yes as i said, sometimes the president will call an audible. he goes to the m

phil lebeau live in orlando, florida, with more hi, phil. >> reporter: it is coming back no doubt about that. there's always been muted optimism that things would take off. they're still working off the inventory that was built up during the recession of 2008 and next year they expect shipments

trump isident delivering remarks in orlando, florida.ore on the .loomberg frontiers terminal president now speaking at the convention in orlando. brazilnow turn back to and discuss with the brazilian elections mean for the markets and the economy there. let's bring in emy shayo, jpmorgan's head of latin american strategy. thank you so much for your time today. the market sees bolsonaro as more market friendly camera but how much do we really know of its economic proposals so far and what his election could mean for the markets and the economy? i guess he has a liberal economic policy and this is better than they expect at this point. we are seeing stocks continue to rally on the back of that. does this mean you will have more momentum in driving his economic agenda? emy: yes, i think he will have more momentum. backing.mportant now there will be a decent number of representatives. and he will help build an urgent agenda of reform. gtd chart for a bloomberg subscriber showing the reddit default risk, the five-year cds -- credit default cd

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president trump travels to orlando today as he continues to enjoy his victory.ark just told us about what the president had to say. let's check in with our political roundtable to see what they think. and jeanne zaino. word.s you get the first is the president right in his analysis that this will shift analysis to the republicans? jeanne: the president is playing his role in doing what he needs to do. to business folks and they want to know what is happening in the midterms, nobody can tell you what is quite a happen in four weeks. we have never seen a mama like this. the best data is showing that turnout and energy is really strong, a lot stronger than the last few midterms. , turnout should be good on it is going to depend on what happens to the independents and moderates in the middle. we are four weeks out. what this momentum persist for the next four weeks? that is a lifetime in politics. there are a lot of open questions we have to look at. turn out tot wants be good and democrats to vote republican, but i'm not sure there's much data supporting that. davi

here from orlando. good evening, rachel. >> well done, my friend. hello, orlando!] great job tonight. fascinating. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. on september 2, 2016, which was the start of labor day weekend, right before the 2016 presidential election, the fbi decided that they would publicly release fbi agent's notes from their interview with presidential candidate hillary clinton. it was their notes from their interview with clinton that pertained to the clinton e-mail investigation that has become such a political hot potato

of police at an event in the great city of orlando. traveling with him aboard air force one, one mr. rod rosenstein, the deputy a.g. interesting indeed. back to you. >> sandra: kevin, we'll watch to see if the president makes any comments as he departs the white house in a few minutes. thank you very much, kevin corke at the white house. the partisan fight around kavanaugh's confirmation firing up voters on both sides. the democrats vow to take the battle to the ballot box. republicans saying it was the democrats who handed them a political gift. >> ironically the behavior of the democrats on the senate judiciary committee and then the overreach of the protestors at the capitol have energized the republican base. particularly in the red states where we're trying to pick up seats across america. i want to thank the other side for the tactics that have allowed us to kind of energize and get involved our own voters. >> sandra: peter doocy is live on capitol hill with more. are democrats planning to campaign to impeach kavanaugh? >> not ye

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the air, he was making additional comments at this law enforcement speech that he's giving down in orlando, florida. he was talking about the battle over brett kavanaugh and some of the allegations that were brought forward. and he said, quote, it was a disgraceful situation brought about by people who are evil. so the president is putting this in some very stark, i mean just the most pointed terms possible. it is unclear, brooke, whether or not the president is lumping in the accuser in that brett kavanaugh saga, christine blasey ford, into that comment when he says that this was brought forward by people who are evil. if you talk to people inside the white house, inside the republican party, obviously in the democratic side, they fall believe christine blasey ford to the point where she says she was sexually assaulted. where there seems to be a huge divide is that people like susan collins and so on say while they believe christine blasey ford was assaulted, they don't believe that brett kavanaugh committed that act. but it is rather striking, brooke, to hear the president continue this

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you're a former police chief in orlando. if you're the president, every chance you get the fbi's corrupt, porter got a raw deal, accused of domestic violence, innocent until guilty, lock them up, throw away the key. >> destroying the institutions. that has really been his game from the very beginning. if you destroy any faith in the department of justice, or judiciary, the media, institutions that the american people have depended on, then the only news that they get is from you. >> right. >> and so here we go again with his outright fraud in of his own taxes. i remember when i heard him say that his father gave him a small loan of a million dollars. >> it's a direct quote. >> i wish i could get a small loan of a million dollars, but we know that it was closer to $413 million, which he pretty much squandered. it's just amazing. that's who we have though. >> but there's a question now, a functional question which is what's in the president's tax returns? it's not that that would -- you would see everything. but -- and members

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air force one about to touchdown in orlando. we are awaiting details on what, if anything, was said during a flight between the president of the united states and rod rosenstein. both now attending an event in florida. his future has been up in the air beginning in the "new york times" that he floated the idea of secretly recording the president and using the 25th amendment to try to remove the president from office. rosenstein denies it. before taking off, the president diffusing the drama saying he has no plans to fire him and it will be a friendly chat. >> we will be talking on the plane. i have a good relationship other than this has been no collusion. i didn't know rod before, but i got to know him and i got along well with him. >>. >> "crime & justice" reporter is at the event site in orlando. explain, if you can, this cumbaya. >> it's certainly a surprise. no one expected for rode rosenstein to accompany the president aboard air force one to this event. those surprising remarks this morning from the president. all along,

charles: president trump is on his way to orlando right now. want to bring in thomas homan, former acting i.c.e. director and fox news contributor. thomas, you will be there, so what should we expect to hear from president trump today? >> well, i don't think the president needs to say anything new. the thousand law enforcement officers in orlando know this president has their six. he's talked the talk, he's walked the walk. they know he has their back like he has the military's back. he needs to reiterate some of the commitments he made. for instance, the escalation of violence against police officers. i think he needs to talk about that and the administration's commitment to state and local law enforcement, that that would be addressed. i also think he needs to address his commitment that he's already made to the war on opioids and fentanyl that's surging throughout this country in every state. finally, i think he needs to talk about border security and reiterate his stance on the border wall. these are law enforcement professionals here and t

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president trump delivers remarks at the international association of police convention in orlando.coverage at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. he is back at the white house in the evening to host the ceremonial swearing-in for supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. our live coverage of that event at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, also on c-span.org and our radio app. smithsonian national air and space museum director recently sat down for an interview at the atlantic festival. she talks about the museum's mission, space exploration, and science education. >> all right.

i spoke to zoe williams, an invictus games ambassador who participated in the 2016 orlando games where. i started by asking her how she got involved in the games. i was leaving the military and had no idea what i was going to be doing. i was in the royal navy. i had no idea where i was going to go next. sport was something i knew, sport had been a huge part of my life and competing at the invictus games gave me something where i could get in the gym and train, i could get in the gym and train, i could push myself to challenge the boundaries that i thought had been imposed on me through injury. it allowed me to prove to myself that i don't have to be defined by those injuries. it is a big thing to go from your day—to—day work to suddenly being part of a major international event like this. a big competitive event. i know everyone will say it is the taking part and eve ryo ne will say it is the taking part and everyone gets the benefit from that, but you want to win and you did win and you won big. it is an incredible experience. i was fortunate to be in orlando and the support notjust f

and we also want to welcome our viewers from the florida keys to west palm beach, and viewers from orlandoft. myers and enables on our telemundo stations. and we want to welcome those who are following us through telemundo 51.com and nbc6.com, as well as telemundo tampa and orlando websites. tweet us using #debate florida. we want to welcome our studio audience. here with us is the democratic senator, bill nelson, who is running for reelection for the fourth time. and governor rick scott, elected for the first term in 2010. and is the republican candidate in the senatorial federal race. welcome to both of you. we ask the audience to refrain from a plaza once the debate has started. the candidates have not been provided any of the questions. the same be asked question and each one will have a minute and a half to answer the questions. and whoever answers first will have an extra 30 seconds for rebuttal. at the end of the debate, each candidate has 90 seconds for the final argument. before the debate, we had a coin toss to determine who would be first. the first question goes to senator bill

. >> let's go to sarah westwood, who's in orlando following the president. and he just spoke to this convention of international police chiefs. and sarah, what was the response in the room when he talked about the hoax and the zprdisgrace an fabricated stories? >> reporter: well, brooke, president trump's mention of now-justice kavanaugh to this room of police chiefs drew one of the most enthusiastic reactions of anything he mentioned. and keep in mind that he spent about half the speech praising the work that the audience does every day. the white house had billed this speech as one focusing primarily on law enforcement and border security, but, of course, trump took the opportunity to hit some of his favorite midterm themes, unemployment rates, fake news, congressional democrats blocking his funt iding, and most of all justice kavanaugh. because as we know, trump and his allies have been hoping to use the bitter confirmation battle we just saw unfold as a way to motivate republican voters who might otherwise be complacent heading into the midterms. republi

thoseo want to welcome who are following us on nbc6.com, asom and well as telemundo orlando and tampaebsites. you can tweet us using #debateflorida. we also want to welcome our studio audience. here with us is democratic senator bill nelson, who is running for reelection for the fourth time. and governor rick scott, who was elected for the first term in 2010, and is the republican candidate in the senatorial federal race. welcome, both of you. we asked the studio audience to refrain from applauding for either candidate once the debate has started. the debate rules are as follows. the candidates have not been provided any of the questions. both will be asked the same question. each one will have a minute and a half to answer each of the questions, and whoever answers first will have an extra 30 seconds for rebuttal. at the end of the debate, each candidate will have 90 seconds for their final argument. before the debate, we had a coin toss to determine who would be asked first. so the first question goes to senator bill nelson. senator nelson, in our own poll, which took place in july,

reporter: on his way to orlando earlier this morning to speak before a convention of police chiefs theresident met for 45 minutes with the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein aboard air force one. the president saying that he does not have any plans to fire rosenstein. >> press wants to know what did you talk about? [laughter]. we had a very good talk, i will say. that became a very big story actually. we had a good talk. reporter: probably remember "the new york times" story from the end of last month which "the times" reported that rosenstein suggested he record the president and also that he discussed recruiting various cabinet members to potentially invoke the 25th amendment, that being a process a president can be removed. rosenstein denied that at the time. the white house did not say whether or not the two discussed that topic aboard air force one. as we very much saw today, susan, rod rosenstein, who oversees the special counsel probe, still very much has his job. susan: always interesting, isn't it? blake burman at the white house. david: here is dan henninger, "wall street

last hour the president had this to say about kavanagh at a police convention in orlando, florida. >> i say brett, congratulations, this is going to be a piece of cake getting you confirmed. this is going to be so easy. it should go quickly, nicely, don't even worry. he was so thankful. and it was very, very unfair what happened to him. false charges, false accusations. horrible statements that were totally untrue, that he knew nothing about. frankly terms that he probably never heard in his life. he was this, he was that the, he never even heard of these terms. it was a disgraceful situation, brought about by people that are evil. >> let's get started this hour with nbc news white house contin correspondent jeff bennett. you are not quite on the campaign trail, but you're treating that ceremonial swearing in. it of course judge kavanagh already sitting on the bench? >> reporter: the president, casey is trying to channel all of the passion and energy gined up by republican from getting kavanagh confirmed out to the voting booth. the victory will be turning out those hardcore strategie

let's talk a little bit about that orlando event.p ignited a hot button issue over chicago's violence epidemic, calling for police to bring backstop and frisk tactics. how is that going over in chicago, you think? >> it's not going over well. chicago mayor rahm emanuel said that trump is talking about the same old failed policies. i have to say that it stands out that president trump is talking about stop and frisk and this was the very same week and last week where he kept talking about due process and how in america you're innocent until proven guilty. but yesterday he's talking about stop and frisk. the issue with stop and frisk is that courts have found it to be unconstitutional. >> it absolutely seems ironic that that point has been lost on him as a president who says he wants due process. that's a fair point. let me ask you about the phrase that republicans are using. it seems they're all on the same page when they're using the term angry mob to describe democrats. they're trying to rally their base by saying if we give up powe

the president down there in orlando today for the international association of chiefs of police conventionan enthusiastic reception there and appreciation for the confirmation of justice kavanaugh. the president clearly showing that the political wounds of this are not going to heal any time soon. the president very, very critical of the democrats for the way that they handled the confirmation process. listen here. >> >> it was very, very unfair what happened to him. false charges. false accusations. horrible statements that were totally untrue that he knew nothing about frankly terms that he probably never heard of his life. he was this he was that never heard of these terms was a disgraceful situation brought about by people that are evil and he toughed it out. >> both republicans and democrats think they can gain some political advantage from what happened with the confirmation of justice kavanaugh. president trump believes that there is a renewed intensity among republican voters to get out to the polls on november 6th. some democrats are saying well, listen, give us control of the hou

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at police chief's convention in orlando. >> we need more funds, what is it for this time.is going to be a piece of cake getting you confirmed, he said mr. president, this is the greatest honor of my life, greatest. i have not heard him say that again to me, but i think he still believes it. >> thank you. thank you. >> thank you. >> i love him too. he is just not my type, i am sorry. we're allowing local police to access surplus military equipment. we have been doing this from the very first day of my administration. others did not want to have that equipment for strange reasons. he said it looked too tough, too strong. it is not a good look, you have people shooting at you, and they are worried about your look? some day, you will explain that one to me please, i don't get it. [applause] >> explain it. lou: president gets it, so did everyone in law enforce. in. we'll have more on that, with former federal prosecutor sydney powell, stay with us, we'll be right back. yes, we are twins. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. i was

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. >> and those other things include her mental health, her shoe line and the romance with orlando bloom> but they made a whole different debut online last year. >> we don't talk about it. >>> now to the debut of that faums newly married couple, former first daughter, barbara bush and the actor, greg coin. >> they tied the knot at the namally home in maine with two former presidents looking on. >> reporter: it was a well-kept secret. quiet invitation husband gone out for something special but still wurtd of the wedding kept under wraps, barbara bush walked down the aisle at the bush family home in maine. he was beaming. at 94, her grandfather, george h.w. bush in the front row. it was just six months ago they lost their matriarch. her granddaughter paying tribute to her, wearing a bracelet. her made suster was made of honor. in bed with their grandparents then growing up at the white house. and the bush sisters wrote never forget the wonderful people who work at the white house, enjoy college and most of the world knows we did. you have listened to harsh criticism of your parents by peop

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he is in orlando to address the international association of police chiefs. it comes following a big win for him, of course, over the weekend, on the supreme court. eamon javers is live at the white house. >> the president landed in orlando just a few minutes ago and we're told that he did have that conversation with rod rosenstein that we all had been anticipating the president here in this speech is expected to take something of a victory lap in terms of brett kavanaugh being confirmed for the supreme court over the weekend the president saying, on the way out the door here at the white house this morning, some very tough criticism of democrats and their role in this process here is what he said >> i thought that the way they conducted themselves, the way they dealt with a high level, brilliant, going to be a great justice of the supreme court, the way they really tortured him and his family, i thought it was a disgrace i thought -- i thought it was one of the most disgraceful performances i've ever seen. >> and despite all that speculation about whether th

speaking to the international association of chiefs of police in orlando today, president trump tore a strip off democrats over the capital confirmation kavanaugh confirmation. >> it was very unfortunate what happened to them. it was a disgraceful situation brought about by people that were evil. and he toughed it out. >> some democrats who tried but failed to torpedo kavanaugh's confirmation are now suggesting if they take the house in november they may launch a further investigation into kavanaugh's past. on the white house south lawn this morning, president trump reacted angrily to that prospect. >> now they are thinking about impeaching a brilliant jurist, a man who did nothing wrong and a man who was caught up in a hoax that was set up by the democrats, using the democrats lawyers. now we want to impeach him. i've heard this for many people. i think it's an insult to the american public. >> while democrats still hold a slight edge, so-called intensity meters have spiked because of the hearing. president trump believes that a lot of democratic voters were turned off by the proces

. >> ooik on the sticks outside of the 'burbs of orlando. >> stephen: kissimmee. >> it's called chillon. >> it was near orlando, but it was rural. so i do consider myself very southern. >> stephen: rural like farms? >> yeah, we were across the street from a cow pasture. >> stephen: okay. >> and a lot of my family is from georgia, which is where i went to college. and they-- there's a festival that i went to more than one time called swine time. ( laughter ) and it is exactly what it sounds like. ( laughter ) and there was one thing in particular. they have a greased pig-- kids are the people who participate in this. i was maybe 10. and my parents told me, "if you catch the pig, you can keep it," because that was the prize. and you should never bet against me, because i got-- i had fire in my belly. i wanted to get that pig. >> stephen: it's in a big mud pit, like? >> it's in, like, dirt-- you know, not the-- not the cleanest place to be. but i had-- i was ready. i got the greased pig. i had it in my hands, and this (bleep) tripped me. and i swear my parents paid them. ( laughter ) >>

during the ceremonial swearing, earlier today he was down in orlando talking to the chiefs of police association. the night before that he's doing a rally. i think he's back out again tomorrow night or the night after for another campaign rally. this is a pretty fast, heavy pace he's running. lou: he does it every single day. as i said tonight, this president outworks every single person in washington, d.c. there is no one, no one in the nation's capital who works as hard as our president. by the way, i think it's a good thing. a new standard for work ethics. no one has put a clock on his nap time. no one has talked about when he leaves the white house. because he goes from one chore, one task to the next. from one success to the next achievement. chris farrell, great to have you with us. thank you so much. appreciate it. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. the question is this. do you think radical dimms will pay a price in november for their attempts to destroy judge kavanaugh's character and threats to impeach judge kavanaugh if they win in november? a great example of how much i

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migrantes retornaron al paÍs y que otros 400 estÁn de camino de regreso a honduras el presidente juan orlandociÓn como irregular y organizada con fines polÍticos, indicaron. el presidente trump reiterÓ este domingo su rechazo a la caravana de migrantes y advierte que aquellos que logren cruzar la frontera serÁn deportados, dijo y citamos se estÁn haciendo todos los esfuerzos para evitar que el ataque de extranjeros cruza la frontera. -- cruce la frontera. segÚn reportes el presidente trump estÁ planeando romper el llamado " acuerdo flores" era poder aumentar el tiempo de detenciÓn de niÑos y adolescentes migrantes. un estudio realizado por el centro para el progreso americano indica que abandonar ese acuerdo le costarÍa los contribuyentes hasta $12,900,000,000 en una dÉcada. recordemos que el acuerdo flores prohÍbe al gobierno privar de libertad a menores de edad en prisiones federales. los servicios de ciudadanÍa e inmigraciÓn anunciaron mÁs cambios en el proceso de residencia permanente, para quÉ efecto tendrÍa esto? reportera: a partir del 1 de noviembre, el departamento de migraciÓn pondr

it is available today in five cities, los angeles, austin, orlando, denver. >>> it is a medical mystery that will have your scratching your head all day. two women carries the same baby. pregxt >>> we continue tour watch our winds in the hills right now gusting well over 30 miles per hour in spots creating high fire danger today but warmer weather moves in tomorrow. we'll have all of "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> we will first take you to italy. three quarters is under water thanks to a tremendous amount of rain. it is the worst flooding in more than a decade. look at that. walking through that water. water is as much as 5 feet deep in some areas. more rain is expecte

the parents of jerry right, young man who was murdered in orlando at the pulse nightclub, they are supportinge. we have worked together to bridge the partisan gap on this issue. anyone who cares about this issue whether it's gone, immigration, has to understand that the only way we are going to get anything done in washington is if there are people in both parties working towards those goals. that's why these individuals are supporting me now. diminish every town usa, that's up to her. >> we will come back. stay with us. >> we are back with the congressional debate speaking with of the question of gun laws. you have said here and in your ,ds how in his personal to you your father was shot to death. our condolences to you. you may this part of your campaign. his death and a good or in the , 19 -- howe context different that was in the 1990's from now. how does that affect your policy? iti have to tell you that was a very difficult issue for me to bring up publicly. the reason i decided to make it part of my campaign is every single time we see a shooting, the parkland shooting, and we see no a

santana with an rbi double scoring orlando arcia with a head first dive. that doesn't make rich hill very happy. it's not macho to take it out on a big box of gum. helping to keep it tied in extra innings, cody bellinger with a beautiful catch. i don't know what i like better the catch or the swan dive. it's 1-1 in the bottom of the 13th inning. >>> in houston, james harden and chris paul seeing the astros get beat pretty bad by the red sox, breaking up a close game. jackie bradley, jr. with the grand slam. the red sox leading that series 2-1. they are down in houston. frank, i told you to check this out. a hockey moment i've never seen. dallas versus new jersey and the devils have an attack going. shot on goal and the goalie loses his stick. he's defenseless in front of the net. watch him and it's a turnover. give me a stick. get me a stick. i'm playing naked out here. what happens? they can't get him a stick. he tries to play defense. the devils get a turnover. there's your stick pal. >> how did he lose his stick? >> in the heat of battle. as soon as you

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along the i. 40 corridor, which stretches from orlando over to tamp the end it dissects the state. and if you want to win the white house come and then you have to win florida. and if you want to win florida, then you have to in the i. 40 corridor. this is a famous, it's a farm stand, but they're also famous for making these incredible strawberry shortcake's. i'm trying to remember the name. park still farms. bread on the side of the highway. every presidential candidate, if they want to win the white house, they stop here and they order a giant pile of strawberry shortcake's in the eve done. >> next, energy secretary rick perry, patagonia is rick ridgeway and former supreme court justice stephen breyer. they spoke at the atlantic festival in washington d.c. last week. altogether this runs about an hour and 25 minutes. [applause] >> everybody -- >> i'm going to get in big trouble. >> i've been wanting to get on that side of the couch this whole conference. he is always to my right. mr. secretary, thank you for joining us today. this is the anchor session, we will have other stuff g

. >> plane heading from orlando to cleveland tuesday was delayed almost two hours. frontier airlines said rodents are not allowed as support animal. ordered the ticket, didn't say what her animal was. >> remember the lady with the peacock? >> that's true. never know. >> we do know this. spaci spicier in the west. warriors, 1-3 in the preseason, whatever, having too much fun tonight ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪ a love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪ a love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks, which means babies born even a few weeks early can have breathing, feeding, and learning problems. if your pregnancy is healthy, wait for labor to begin on its own. a healthy baby is worth the wait. my name is eddie metcalf. i enjoworking in my yard and you know, i can't. i can't do that any more,'cuz i'm missing most of my lung. they did a cat scan of my kidneys, no mo