patrice, i want to begin with you, listen to what president trump has said in rally in mississippi. >d you get home, i don't remember. where is the place, i don't remember, how many years ago, i don't know. [laughter] >> i don't know. lauren: that's a mockery of dr. ford, how does that resinate with women particularly with suburban women? >> well, i mean, i think the rhetoric is strong but when you look at the polling women and voters overall they want to see whether the fbi will corroborate dr. ford's allegations and 60% of voters say if they don't, if the fbi cannot corroborate her and find out there are really -- there's some stuff going on there that's not true, then they want to see judge kavanaugh confirmed, so, you know, he's speaking directly to audience, he's speaking to sporters but also to the broader electorate who is wait to go see what happens. lauren: as we wait for the fbi to wrap up its investigation hopefully hear from senators on the fence, senator lindsey graham is doubling down on the nomination, mustafa on judge kavanaugh, if the senate fails to confirm kavanaugh

heather: all right, patrice, i think a conversation never hurts. appreciate you joining us, thank you, have a great weekend. >> you too. >> time now 8 minutes until the top of the hour and this is something you definitely don't see every day, what this alpaca is doing on the streets of new york city, stay with us heather: seems like hillary clinton can't stop taking digs at president trump. the failed presidential candidate firing back after the president said she colluded with russia during 2016 election, clinton tweeting, quote, seriously, you asked russia to hack me on national television, comments despite a recent gallup showing favorability rating at all-time low of 36%, another poll shows bad news for democrats in a district clinton won by nearly 20 points in the 2016 election, democrat dona is trailing republican maria salazar in florida's 27th district, mason dixon poll giving salazar 2-point lead, the former clinton foundation president and with president clinton's hh secretary. well, time now for the good, the bad and the ugly and we begi

neil: patrice, the president is critical of the federal reserve. not so much for the rate increases but the number of them and the almost inexorable nonstop pace of it. what did you make of that? >> the president is not shy when he's concerned about something, and he certainly is not shy here, even though it's a little bit different from past presidents. you know, i think he's considering the fact that interest rates have not really risen very fast, unemployment is historically low and now you are starting to see some -- i think squishiness in markets like the home building, the home market. september home building came in lower than expected and then last week, i think we saw mortgage rates come in even lower than this time last year. as americans are thinking of holding back on buying, that has a stimulating effect across different parts of the economy. i think he's worried that this roaring economy can be slowed down by a speed bump of federal reserve interest rates. neil: we were just showing some of those that echo patrice's point, scott. even

the frankie star patrice. and pop newcomer not mika.for the highlight they'll play their hits together with the syrian ex-pat philharmonic orchestra as a symbol of tolerance and humanity. five times the self-proclaimed best band in the world the answer has a big trip coming up next year they are rocking their way. crossed ten european countries for their miles and more tour and even though the punk rockers sing in german it seems there are a big hit with fans everywhere all the new sold out just three days after the tickets went on sale. ads we haven't heard anything new from them in a while rocking out way now into the metal scene the my colleague benedict met up with the singer from the american band did this with said i'm an emoji sal and said here is how he did. only david draymond singer off the met has superstars to stir in a so terrible at the time up that's in berlin today as part of the promotion of the new district record evolution allegedly david used to sell mobile phones before his record days so i thought why not bring the

neil: well put, patrice, there are going to be sore egos here and sore powerful egos at that.hat is the way it goes. thank you very much. of course this reading is going on, one at a time, a couple at a time, getting a chance to go through this. we don't know how many pages this fbi report is. we know from what we're being told that it contains the written results of interviews of nine individuals, ten were recommended, nine accepted. i don't know if in the report, additional witnesses the judiciary committee separately queried and other fbi reports that speak to character that were done in any one of those six prior investigations. i know that seems like a mouthful and confusing, but it could be anywhere from nine testimonies are in there and interviews or as many as 29. i know. i'm just passing it along. more after this. some things are good to know. like, where to find the cheapest gas in town. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more benefits thru a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now

patrice widener, a retired career coach and i.t. manager from carmel. patrice? >> what would you do specifically to encourage positive u.s. policy approaches to immigration? ms. nawaz: the question goes to mr. braun first. mr. braun: first of all, we are a country that has welcomed people. we have been based upon immigration. i think the key is we need a system that is going to have some decorum to it. when it comes to legal immigration, i think we need to stress that. there are a lot of places in our economy that need people to come in to fill jobs. but when it comes to border security, i rest the responsibility on the shoulders of politicians that have been there. until we actually build a wall and secure the border in an absolute way, you are going to have all these issues keep coming up. when it comes to sanctuary cities, when it comes to be so lotteries, -- when it comes to these a lotteries, all the problems associated with it. finally we have leadership that will attend to it. the senator says he will vote with the president. he never votes with him on ot

last night, patric salazar saw this man, michael nash assaulting a woman. witnesses say salazar tried to intervene but nash came after him. a second man heard the scrms and t to help both victims. sh ran off and sal san quickly lostou consess. >> it was awful. i mean, he helped. he's a hero. he went to save this woman, and he sacrificed his life for it. >> there's no way to describe this other than a tragic loss for our community. here was somebody who saw something that was happeng, a offense, came somebody's aid and tragically lost his life. >> p sice caught naseral hours after the attack. the woman told a witness she knows nash and heapped. nash faces a slew of charges and more are likel to be added. >>> october is domestic violence awareness month, and tonight one offender is facing the next 40 yearsn prison. a montgomery county judge went beyond sentencing guidelines and threw the book at him. that judge took the man's history into account. >> prosecutreporter: prosecuto the victim was 100% certain she was about to die in the garage of this townhouse.

patrice, is this just an example of total lunacy? >> it is a publicity stunt peta is up to. they are tying milk to white supremacist because they are trying to get black folks to not want to drink milk. trish: it' irresponsible. i don't want to sounds like your mom, but milk is good for you. >> for those who are lactose intolerant maybe they will look at other alternatives. but they are trying to stick it to the milk industry. when you dig down deeper they are trying to go after the cow industry. they say we are raping cows by taking their milk and inaccept naight them. trish: you are an african-american woman. when someone is trying to suggest that what the cows go through is somehow akin to days of slavery. what do you think of that? >> i think it's insanity. they are certainly passionate about what they believe in. but they are wrong to try to tell me something as heinous as slavery or sexual violence to what happened to the production of milk in this country. i think at the end of the day people are smart enough to recognize a publicity stunt. and peta is disingenuous. t

patrice and tom, great to see you both. the president tweeted about six dozen times on the market his policies adding $8 trillion to stock portfolios. but they are falling down the stairs back at july levels. >> most of americans are not looking at the market every single day. particularly people who voted for donald trump and will be conservative voters. they are look at how he delivered on his promises. particularly for demographics like blacks, hispanics and women. while the markets will be volatile, i don't think it will be top of mind for most of voters. >> the market has been on a 10-year bull run. and it accelerated with president trump. he cut taxes and cut regulation. that's been a huge boon to the economy. last quarter gdp was 4.1%, 4.2%. the market goes up and down it's good that the market is getting a correction. because corrections are healthy. i would rather have a correction than a big drop. i think all is well. i think president trump voters realize that, even those hard working americans that he promised t

patric patricia, the video that your daughter took, i mean, how bad is that flooding, and is it still there? >> yeah, the water's still high, but it has subsided quite a bit. now that the flooding has gone away, all you have is boards and doors and refrigerators and people's belongings and upsidedown boats and just, it's devastation. it's very sad. i'm trying to keep from crying right now. it's very, very sad. >> and do you have a sense of how high that water was when that video was taken? it looks like in some cases it's over houses. >> yeah. it was palm trees, so i guess these might be 10 foot, 11 foot palm trees and it was up to the top of the palm trees. >> wow. the hurricane gained strength overnight quickly. at what point did you decide you were going to stay in place? >> well, we were going to stay from the beginning and then, you know, we were having second thoughts but at that point, it was almost too late because to get out of mexico beach, you have to go over a bridge. and they were closing down the bridges. so, you know, but we were in a safe place. this condo that we were