patti: i have binders at the theater. >> binders of women? patti: binders of women. [laughter] women. them are it makes me sad but happy. so many of them are so young, 14 years old, 15 years old, high beenl, and they have diagnosed. i'm sad they are diagnosed, but when i was 14 or 15 there was no name for it. because there was no name, i was dramatic. well, i was dramatic, but i was masking. are already aware of what they have. they will go into the world, college, the workforce knowing what they deal with instead of having to navigate it later on. >> like you did? patti: yes. >> if i have this right you sought treatment in college but it was a band-aid. it wasn't until after wicked -- >> it wasn't until a year and a "wicked." i was in a new relationship with .ine new boyfriend, now husband it have been a year and i was like, i'm going to really mess if i don't figure my brain chemistry out. . went on zoloft it was the worst side effects i ever had, but i stuck to it and i have never been happier. i remember the moment when i looked at my husband and i was like, am i

so patty what are what are we hearing from the truck ministration. well we just to give you a sense the president president donald trump is on the west coast of the united states he's doing table discussion on defense matters he'll do a rally in just a little bit but there we've heard a paper statement read a paper statement from white house press secretary sarah sanders i think just basically some of the statement you can basically get a sense of where the administration is by looking at treasury secretary minutia and he said after days of pressure being told don't go to saudi arabia investment conference that he was going to go but then they announced that he was still going to go to saudi arabia to talk about the anti-terrorism conference so really trying to have it both ways so let's put up that statement so you can get a sense of exactly what the white house to say again from sarah sanders quote the united states acknowledges the announcement from the kingdom of saudi arabia that its investigation into the fate of jamal khashoggi is progressive

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patti: thank you, so much. [applause] talked about a lot of heavy stuff, now we will talk about something completely non-controversial, the nfl. [laughter] >> just another polite they at the office. before if we were talking about football it would be mostly lighthearted. is there still joy in american football? >> there is. i think that is the saving grace. it is muddled with very non-joyous and complicated things that makes it hard to escape into football, which is what the nfl would like everyone to do. i have been talking about my book and there have been a lot of football questions about gloom and doom, things we will talk about today. ultimately -- >> this is going to go south. was one of my favorite laugh lines. nailed that one already. i do a reading in boston last week, thursday night. i said, thanks everyone for coming out and skipping the cleveland browns-new york jets game. it was a laugh line because they are bad team. i go back to my hotel, they win, that is all everyone was talking about, there w

columnist was slaughtered in a saudi consulate thank you very much with the latest from washington patty col hey . i'm joined in the studio now by a who is formerly with the u.k. foreign office now assistant professor not i'm not in university center the conflict security and terrorism thank you very much for speaking to us and so picking up on some of the points that patty was making there in washington a very interesting situation we are seeing play out where. we have one reaction from president trump he seems willing to accept the saudi explanation for now meanwhile you have prominent republican senators people like lindsey graham who are refusing to accept the saudi claim saying that it is implausible it doesn't satisfy them are we seeing something of a sea change now because many of those senators have had access to classified intelligence could we see a situation where once again president trump is at odds with his own intelligence agencies i think we we are seeing that right now i think mr trump has been very clear he's accepting the saudi version of events because he's linking it

thank you very much indeed and has talked to patty callahan news in washington d.c. and patty the president has just been speaking about the shell jagan i want she said. he has he's on his way to air force one to head down to texas for a rally he once again repeated pretty much what we've been hearing from him i think one of the notable things is he's still talking about it because he's still being asked about this and that is very unusual for this presidency but what the president saying pretty much what he said before he's not satisfied with the saudi explanation once you get to the bottom of it he says investigators will be coming back tonight or tomorrow i do not quite sure which investigators he's talking to we believe the cia has been helping or at least over a turkey we don't think any of the normal like the f.b.i. has been over there but he says they'll be coming back expects more information on tuesday he says he doesn't want to give saudi arabia a month to finish up the investigation and then he repeated what he's been saying which is that he doesn't want t

she's our correspondent in washington and she's following all the all of the developments there so patty i mean we we saw at the top donald trump almost being doorstepped only issue of course shuggie even when he's trying to focus on domestic issues because he's got the midterm elections of course coming up in just a little warmth. exactly under three weeks he's been on the road for the last three days trying to do these campaign rallies trying to shore up his base the republican support trying to keep control of the senate in the house of representatives what he wants to be talking about is the caravan heading into mexico he wants to be talking about illegal immigration but that's not what anyone is letting him talk about he walked up to reporters try to get an air force one he said any questions and it was question after question after question about the murder of jamal khashoggi. so the president saying he's not satisfied yet with the investigation that he plans to talk to the saudi crown prince mohammed bin psalm on and that he thinks they might have it all wrapped up by tuesday he a

patty began by diminishing the importance of her early work. it was not uncommon, and perhaps is relatively still common, to have people say things like -- the frontier ended in 1890. indian history ended with the massacre at wounded knee. the famous book bury my heart at wounded knee captured the american understanding of the subject. the narrative like the blue lake return have a hard way of finding their way into that. the end of the 19th century, as a kind of a rise of the reservation area, you have this half century of american state craft that started intruding on american lives in ways that are incredibly detrimental. there are reforms that would come about in the mid-1920s. the citizenry act is partly fueled by those who believe that it is time for indians to have the mechanism of voting. if anyone knows anything about native american history and communities, at the time, the american communities were not that actively participating in the american electoral process. the real concern is performing this half-century process. i hate to ke

patty murray won in washington. carol moseley-braun became the senate's first black woman. >> and i think we are going to continue to see the policies that are passed here reflect america much better as we diversify our congress and senate. >> that's what they call the year of the woman, 1992. women all over the country so moved by what they had seen during the anita hill/clarence thomas hearings in the fall of 1991, that they took the next chance they had to run for office themselves to try to reshape congress. part of the reason the number of women in the u.s. senate tripled that year is because of senator patty murray of washington. she won election to the senate for the first time that year, replacing in the senate a democrat named brock adams who had been accused of sexual assault by multiple women. >> i was just a mom at home in 1991. i was a state senator, but really not interested in what was happening here at all. my interest came because i watched the clarence thomas/hill hearings, and i watched how a woma

let's go now to patty calling joins us live from washington d.c. and patty the u.s. president been rather quick to acknowledge what he sees as the credibility of the saudis statement he called it a good first step he says they want to hear more there's other investigations he said i want to talk to the crown prince again but basically was willing to give it the benefit of the doubt that is the exact opposite reaction we're hearing from politicians on capitol hill members of congress quickly taking to twitter to condemn this story from saudi arabia saying it's implausible it's absurd on its face that they shouldn't believe the saudi story now since it's been changing so much over time that the president though fred and donald trump it has been from the beginning all about trade deals he likes to talk about how he went to saudi arabia he brokered the deal everybody wanted to put the u.s. got it it was one hundred ten billion dollars today he's inflated that number to four hundred fifty billion dollars worth of things ordered i can tell you that if you asked the white h

offices in new york over the last few days let's check in with erica hill in washington patty we'll deal with some of the political side of things with donald trump in a moment but first just bring us up to date with these latest would be bomb packages today. well investigators are warning that it's likely that there are more bombs that have yet to be discovered so far we're talking about ten devices to as you mentioned just a founded delaware addressed to former vice president joe biden one to robert de niro the famed actor one of his businesses in new york city and they tried back in neighborhood. obviously investigators are saying what do all of these people have in common from barack obama to hillary clinton to eric holder to maxine waters to george soros these are all people that the president has targeted with his rhetoric calling them out personally saying you know that they're evil so the big debate now in washington really across the country is is this basically a result of that of the president's rhetoric of people of perhaps one of his supporters basically carrying out his. ca

patty murray won in washington. moseley-braun became the senate's first black woman. >> and i think we are going to continue to see the policies that are passed here reflect america much better as we diversify our congress and senate. >> that's what they call the year of the woman, 1992. women all over the country so moved by what they had seen during the anita hill/clarence thomas hearings in the fall of 1991, that they took the next chance they had to run for office themselves to try to reshape congress. part of the reason the number of women in the u.s. senate tripled that year is because of senator patty murray of washington. she won election to the senate for the first time that year, replacing in the senate a democrat named brock adams who had been accused of sexual assault by multiple women. >> i was just a mom at home in 1991. i was a state senator, but really not interested in what was happening here at all. my interest came because i watched the clarence thomas/hill hearings, and i watched how a woman shar

i'm with patty against avenatti. i'm sure that will damage patty's standing in the democratic party. biden is leading. pretty impressive numbers. if you divide the candidates as moderate establishment, good government versus we're going to fight just as tough as trump. we'll go low if trump goes low. the party is almost evenly split. you do the math and advocate someone. the votes for the different candidates. there will be a pretty interesting debate in the democratic party over the next year and a half and we'll try to make sure it's an interesting debate. >> there's also this in the new polling. more and more americans think president trump will win a second term in office. 47% say he's likely to lose. that's down from 54% back in march. what do you think is behind that change? >> well, as we know it's starkly, easier for incumbents to win a second term than to win a first term. you have all the powers of the office at your disposal which trump will use. it's also because of the these economic numbers. they are no

for us patty there's growing pressure on the trumpet ministration to take tough action against the saudi government in light of all these revelations any sign that the president just changing his stance. well there is a small sign and about twenty four hours ago he gave an interview to the washington post and he had been pretty much sending the message that he was willing to do something to saudi arabia but he did want to go too far most of his emphasis was on what a strong ally saudi arabia is and how much money saudi arabia spends in the united states even though his figures were vastly inflated according to most experts but then he started to say to the washington post that there have been lies there has been deceit at the same time he again reiterated that behave in solemn on the crown prince is a strong leader that he has control over his people and that the president says that's a positive thing so a little bit of a moon move from the president but this is likely a reaction to what we're hearing from members of congress it is across the board it is republicans it is democrat senato

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so again patty president trump is is asked the question whether he's satisfied with what is coming out of riyadh as to the explanation as to what's happened to jamal because surely as he seems to have basically stayed the same i mean he said that he found it a little bit worrying but basically he's much more concerned about america's corporate interests well that is definitely been the theme throughout this entire ordeal the president consistently talking about arms deals even though his figures seem a bit skewed still the pressure is rising on him to do something as people in all corners of this country say this isn't right. trying to campaign on the west coast us president donald trump couldn't get away from the questions about jamal khashoggi is murder it was pretty much all reporters asked about as for the saudi explanation the president had this response well i'm not satisfied until we find the answer but it was a big first step was a good first step but i want to get to the edge he says that could come by tuesday but he again insisted that what is most important to him the money

. >> patty jenkins. >> oh, it was patty? i love her. >> patty jenkins.ly on screen. >> i saw her on screen a tv show patty was directing called "five" on the lifetime network. i love editing. so we're hanging out. i had her stop real quick, who is that? is that an actress? no she i said do you have her e-mail? and patty knows i don't do this. she asked why? i don't know. there's something about her and so we talked a built. she said i'll send an e-mail but i should tell you something first, it came back and she's fighting for her life. it's in her lungs and bones. at that moment i had an opportunity, no harm, no foul. nobody needs to know nothing. i lost my parents. i'm an only child and i walked away from a big career. enough already. and i my heart saidull. saw r. so i said, send the e-mail and i waited on pins and needles and we finally talked and went to dinner and were inseparable. >> it was a friendship that blossomed. >> it was inseparable. it was more than love. it was a connection. something new for me. i never experienced the word connection be

patty so how significant is this letter signed by twenty two senators triggering an investigation and a determination of human rights sanctions in the case. daryn this is absolutely huge this means the saudi arabia p.r. machine that they spend millions of dollars to place in washington d.c. is not going to be able to make this go away it's these twenty two senators these are the who's who of important senators when it comes to foreign policy it's democrats it's republicans it's the chairman and ranking members of both the foreign affairs committee and the a subcommittee on appropriations these are key committees so what this means is they've now sent a letter to the white house saying that under the magnitsky act that they want the white house to investigate whether or not his human rights have been violated now the white house house statutory under law for months to make that determination then they have to report to congress as to whether or not his human rights were violated and if they were and this is this is an important thing i think to point out senators say that they want the

but did not condemn them either let's go live to our generous party call him in washington for us patty multiple statements from the president. in the last few hours and on his explanation he clearly can't get away from this. no and i think this is probably the most remarkable development we've seen so far let's keep in mind this is a president who has been consistent throughout the seventeen plus days that this story has been dominated the news when he talks about this he talks about saudi being an alley talks about weapon sales but this is the first time that he is openly casting serious doubt on the saudi story let's also keep in mind how this likely happened it's not as if the washington post simply called of the president said hey do you want to chat about this tonight it's much more likely that he reached out to the washington post all of it and say that in this story they quote him by name as you mentioned he says there has been obviously there's been deception and there have been lies when asked if he thought the crown prince mohammed bin saw him on a could have been involved he

monitoring the latest developments patty kohei is in washington d.c. simplicio lu is in ankara first let's go to andrew symonds who is in front of the saudi consulate in istanbul where all of this happened so andrew what are the headlines right now. well there were many of them very dramatic in events indeed first says take them chronologically first we heard of a telephone conversation between king selma and president of turkey and the state's turkey news agency said they had discussed cooperation about their independent investigations then within seconds or a couple of minutes a saudi state t.v. announced that siri. el al siri a general syrian who's a key figure in the security operates us all of the royal household with the teligent brief and also a brief to be spokesman for the saudi emirates he led coalition in the war in yemen was filed he was sent along with advisor to the saudi state t.v. and you've already mentioned the eighteen people under investigation then we hear an apology effectively apology perhaps but but the sorrow of the state of sa

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. >> woodruff: we get a democrat's take from senator patty murray of washington state. she is the highest-ranking woman in senate leadship. i spoke to her earlier this evening.na r patty murray, thank you very much for joining us. republicans are moving aheade with this vo judge kavanaugh. they say this f.b.i. report provides no corroboration for any of these allegations. what did you see in the report? >> well, judy, obviouslyi can't talk about what's exactly in the report, but i can tell you i am so frustrated and disappointed that it was a very narrow scope. if there's one thing we hav learned about allegation of sexual assault is that it often takes a long time foromeone to come forward and tell someoneab t it, to be able to remember all the minute details of it. r they often jumember a few things, as dr. ford herself showed us last week in a ver emotional way, and to not speak to the people that she has said to talk to really says to me that this is not a thorough investigation and it really is an atempt to jst sweep this under the rug and move on, and that is such

call hane who is standing by for us in washington and patty so far we had had no proper explanation is no public explanation from the saudis here we have confirmation of what many people already knew what trump authority said. has been killed and some of the senior figures as the were involved suggests that m.d.s. would have the saudi crown prince would have known about this that he would have played a role in this where might all of these latest lines leave the u.s. response. yeah it took quite a while for them to go he left the consulate he's fine we don't know where he is you know he's dead it was a fight that broke out what we witnessed was really in real time watching the saudis put up these trial balloons ender mentioned in the new york times saying that they were working on a story where they were going to blame these senior officials said that they did it on their own they were trying to get the approval of the who had been solomon but he didn't know anything about that i can tell you when that was first put out there the initial response of these from members of congress wa

support mike hanna al-jazeera washington let's go live now to another correspondent in washington patty culhane patty so the voices of criticism of saudi arabia seem to be getting louder ever louder how much pressure is president trump. to take some sort of strong action against saudi. he's under tremendous pressure from the outside this is headline news and every newspaper in every cable news channel every local news station is covering it people are talking about it never where the president goes he's been asked about it he's on twitter right now trying to basically change the subject he's talking about immigration he's talking about the midterm elections but he's not going to be able to delay this especially after what we hear on tuesday president donald trump also mentioned just about twenty four hours ago that tuesday was going to be an important day and that's what we're going to we're going to have to watch we have to wait and see what the turks come up with and if it casts doubt on the saudi story which is already i can tell you being broadly doubted here in the united states an

comes out from a second or third party thank you very much for now appreciate it that's not speak to patty ca and she's been following developments in washington d.c. and passing we have this ever shifting tone from the u.s. president but leading senators have been speaking out today as well leaving no doubts about where their suspicion lies. exactly and we've heard from republicans democrats in congress a much tougher stance than we've heard from president donald trump it does seem like we're starting to see some sort of movement to something happening on tuesday if p. is reporting at least out of the turkish presidency the president spoke with president donald trump on the phone president trump said that he expected to hear more on tuesday and of course we just heard that from. so we're going to see if there's going to be a coordinated response now president donald trump initially said he sided with saudi basically the investigation was credible he got on air force one watch probably a lot of television news the cable news which is what we believe he does mostly on air force one and then

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so patty president donald trump says that he finds the story credible obviously lindsey graham doesn't this doesn't really same to be going over well in places like washington. no it doesn't and i can tell you all of the cable news channels all the front pages of the web site web pages on twitter pretty much every politician that you follow is coming out and saying this doesn't make any sense for many of the reasons that andrew pointed out that this gentleman of his age would get into a fist fight with young outnumbered with young saudi operatives that he would be accidentally killed that they would happen to be a forensic expert that had just flown in on private jets and they happen to have a bone saw basically what we're hearing from politicians is this doesn't make sense we've just saw senator rand paul tweet out that it is time to end u.s. military arms sales aid and also cooperation with saudi arabia so we're seeing two different lines emerge forseen present donald trump and he has from the beginning he said this is all about the money this is all about arms deal the only differen

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she's patty methvin, president of the harrison chamber of commerce. >> it broke my heart at first.i cried for a little while and kind of had a little hissy fit, then we started working on what do we do? i mean how do you counter a billboard that doesn't have an author? >> yes. because there's no website. there's no name. there's nobody claiming credit. there's no address. it's just a billboard. >> it's just a billboard. >> now, the people of harrison don't actually know who's responsible for this sign. but if i was placing a bet, i'd guess this guy. >> harrison became a better place to live without its negroes. >> the guy so racist he pronounces negroes "nigroes." pastor thomas robb is the leader of the knights party of the ku klux klan, a powerful local kkk group with a large internet presence. robb has been known for years for his attempts to soften the image of the kkk. it's a stab at 21st century rebranding. >> i don't hate black people. but i do love my people more. >> robb has replaced the white hood with a suit and a tie, but the message is still the same. >> because diversi

>> i agree with patty davis. anti-semitism, hatred, bigotry, predates donald j. trump.ople, have to remember what our values are. the problem with donald j. trump is that the positit is on the s, and he could turn down the heat. but instead he repeatedly turns up the heat and stirs even harder. we have to look to ourselves. we have to look to our communities. we have to look to our faith leaders. we have got to find it within ourselves to deal with this toxic political climate. our presidents have historically been the leaders. we are lucky. if you think about the amount of power that our president has, we are darn lucky that in a cold war, in world war ii and after the cold war, we've had more uniters than dividers. that was not inevitable. we happen to have a divider right now in the white house. we know that, because his go-to position is a political position. in the past, we've had uniters. patty davis' father. john f. kennedy. general ford. frankl franklin roosevelt. we're lucky. right now, we don't have that kind of leadership in the white house. we have each othe

. >> patty is tom's wife, together since high school, knows him better than anyone.he was used to his perfectionism. >> it's comforting for me to know where things are and where we are going. >> he's a very stubborn man so for him to take a case, he's going to do it and solve it. >> and so detective doug decided to start over. take a different approach this time. he immersed himself in sandra's phone bills, seized by detective wyatt years before. >> what i did was go through every telephone call on those phone records looking for somebody related to this case. there had to be some communication. >> get anywhere? >> yep. >> there was a cluster of calls before the murder, short. one was at a target store, another to a pager, and one to a boarding house. so he called that last number. asked if anybody there knew a guy named schriber and the landlady said, nope. but, there was once a tenant named schrobin. is that the name? >> it was schrobin. >> he tracked him down to a suburb in the desert, and right there parked in the driveway was a 1999 pickup truck and a sea-doo, j

that iconich sandw is served on a hogie bun served with a boneless pork patty in a barbecue sauce. >>everywhere. >> pickles and onions and all the goodness there. >> look at the fries. that's what i want. apparently the mcdonald's sandwich had a big following since it was served the first time 36 years ago. >> so a heads up, notll mcdonald's locations will offer the sandwich. >> listen. >> anything can happen. y.>> exac >> still ahead this morning, halloween fast approaching and soon the trick or treaters will be out in force. >> we're showing you the apps available to help you keep an eye out. >> and our coverage from pittsburgh continue this morning, the suspected court. will appear in while that community continues to mourn those lost and come together in the wake of a senseless act of violence. announcer: the following arll surprise you aboutra comstock: barbara comstock: "i think roe vs wade should be overturned and the state should decide it." announcer: that's right. comstock supports taking away a woman's toght to choose. she voteefund planned parenthood 6 times, limiting wome

a fistfight inside the saudi consulate in istanbul patty cohan has an atheist in washington. trying to campaign on the west coast u.s. president donald trump couldn't get away from the questions about jamal khashoggi is murder it was pretty much all reporters asked about as for the saudi explanation the president had this response well i'm not satisfied until we find the answer but it was a big first step it was a good first step but i want to get to the answer he says that could come by tuesday but he again insisted that what is most important to him the money that saudi arabia spends in the u.s. the amounts of been changing over time one hundred ten billion four hundred fifty billion hits four hundred fifty thousand jobs four hundred fifty billion dollars six hundred thousand jobs it's over a million jobs but experts say those numbers are simply not true not accurate not even close the administration the white house is operating on this false narrative that saudi arabia that we are dependent saudi arabia that saudi arabia has arms purchases support american industry that th

it's stuffed with a boneless pork patti in barbecue sauce and topped off withkl p and onions.e to eat it not around polite company. mcdonald's sandwich has had a big following since it was first introduced 36 a years and it keeps going on the menu, off the menu, thiseos whye keep coming though. >> nobody eats it nicely. et everybody together and just go in. >> it's all over. >> whatever happens, happens. >> i'm in it for the fries. >> not all mcdonald's locations are going to offer the s hdwich so yave to look for it if you want. >> now i'm hungry. >> me too. >> still ahead, decades aer hisdeath, an honor and final resting place for matthew shepard. >> thanksgiving may be weeks away but if you're planning on traveling, there's things you should be doing rig now. we have the tips you need to get your holiday travel plans off on the right foot. news 4 continues next. stay with us. copd makes it hard to breathe. so, to eathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, witanoro." ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains

joining bbq becky, permit patty and pool patrol paula, white people fil the police on black people for seemingly minor infractions. also, a black man babysitting two white children were reported to police in georgia. and a michigan man who fired on a young boy who was asking for directions. back in brooklyn, last night a dramatic scene, klein returned to the store and reviewed the footage, taunted by a crowd. then she backed down. >> young man, i don't know your name. but i'm sorry. >> reporter: apology or not, her first reaction speaks to the every day challenges black people face. especially young black people. >> black children aren't even seen as children. the fact that she looked at a black child and didn't see a black child, that is a bigger issue. >> reporter: raising questions of racism under social media's glaring spotlight. matt bradley, nbc news, new york. >>> in a small town in upstate new york, something exciting is going on in the high school. it's a new kind of class inspiring the kids and the community by teaching them how to start a business. and there might be some go

the past the company has been condemned over its labor practices including underpaying its workers patty cocaine explains. america has a problem the divide between those with the least and those with the most is growing and the gap is just getting wider the economy is doing well but wages are not rising that statistic might soon see a bump one of america's largest employers amazon has announced that everyone who helped send these smiley boxes around the country will soon be paid more at a minimum fifteen dollars an hour more than double the national minimum wage it's not cheap it's going to cost them a billion dollars i think per year it's not that they're able to raise prices or pass it through to customers this is something their shareholders are going to fund but i think that a lot of amazon shareholders think this is the right thing to do that's what amazon said was behind the move it was the right thing to do but it's also facing a lot of criticism in large part because of its founder jeff bezos he is the richest man in the world worth one hundred sixty five billion dollars breaking

i'm very proud to say that my wife patty has led the way in central oregon in bringing life to central oregon which shows clear advantage in decreasing youths attempts at suicide. those are all the kind of common sense approaches that will actually improve the situation in oregon and hopefully provide that kind of support that so many of our students find that they need in our 21st century. >> mr. starnes. >> besides my over ten years of being on the school board, elected three times, i'm actually the only candidate that served in a classroom, i was a special teaching assistant with special ed as a 12-year-old, as emotionally disturbed, bone on one with them, found that firsthand so important. how i differ is that we need a specific fund for health care and not just health care but a specific fund for mental health care, not just for students, but for veterans and many vulnerable pop plagsz. thank you for that great question. >> our next question, shasta. >> thank you. the next question is also one that's near and dear to my heart. he's 15 from portland and like to ask about disabiliti

people like patty murray and lamar alexander, both of which i have worked extensively with, have said we can pass something. we can put reinsurance in place and other things that will lower costs and create stability in the system. but this president was hell-bent on destabilizing the system, on undermining the protections we have for pre-existing conditions, on repealing, without replace, the affordable care act. that would have been devastating for new mexico. the affordable care act brought billions of dollars into this state, grew thousands of jobs in this state, and lowered our uninsured rate. we should build on that to bring costs down. doug: mr. rich, you are next with your response. mr. rich: i care about new mexico. insurance, health insurance is a big deal. it is for my family. the affordable care act was anything but affordable and accessible. i am for affordable, accessible health care. that means that allowing individuals to purchase health plans that work for them, not washington. allow them to purchase health plans across state lines. lastly, we need. it is frustrating

on monday, one of her supporters patty burton claims campaign sign from her own lawn in broad daylight. >> he just grabbed aisha's sign out of the ground. >> it's disheartening to see that. >> reporter: it hasn't stopped her momentum. she has raised more money than any other candidate and is staying focused on her platform, expanding rent control and advocating for affordable housing in hayward. in a way, she says, the islamophobia has presented an opportunity. >> i'm glad we can at least shed some light in some of the dark spots of hayward to make sure that we can move forward and become a bigger and brighter city. >> reporter: hayward police took a report of that sign theft and are investigating a break-in of arrests. in hayward, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:40. >> a burger report card is leaving a bad taste this morning. coming up, most chains fail ath look at that. lots of lights on and it's only 4:41. we hope you're waking up to get that cup of coffee and join us for the rest of the morning. we'll be right back. robbing a bank in concord. police say this man walked in to

they're most likely have spent just a tiny fraction of that amount of money and also the washington post patty has come out really strongly hasn't it both in an op-ed in its pages and a statement from. it has and jamal khashoggi was a columnist for the washington post and they have really been leading the charge along with the new york times breaking stories a daily basis about what happened to him and when i read you just part of the statement from that c.e.o. and publisher fred ryan he wrote of the saudis explanation this is not an explanation it is a cover up president congress and leaders of the civilized world should demand to see verifiable evidence the saudis cannot be allowed to fabricate a face saving solution to an atrocity that appears to have been directed by the highest levels now the opposite the editorial board goes even further it squarely puts the point the blame the saudi crown prince mohammed bin psalm on it writes at the end the first step in that process is determining the full truth about the murder and holding its likely author mohammed bin solomon fully accountable so c

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