one of my favorites are the bartlett pears. they're tricky of all pears.you wait until too firm, they're not going to taste as good. make sure you have the beautiful color all the way around. see the color, white, yellow mint color? look at that. stem has to be attached. when you bring them home, let them ripen at room temperature. wait until you just have a nice give. then enjoy. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> tonight at 5:00, we catch up with bay area wn to eape the smoke and the tourists heading to our area to be disappointed by the haze. we'll have that story and much more coming up at 5:00. >>> hard to believe it's been ten straight days and the count continues. >> likely into next week. >>> all right. have a great day out there. be careful. >> our next newscast is at 5:00. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >> brooke: how can i thank you? >> bill: within reason? >> brooke: what you did for ridge and the judge... >> bill: i didn't do anything for them. i did it for you. >> brooke: well, it's amazing that you did it at all. >> bill: [ chuckl

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the turtle doves, partridges, pear tree.t bill would run you over $39,000. >> i always love this indicator. it means nothing to any of us, it's still great to talk about consumer inflation and trends. >> the gold rings are actually cheaper this year. >> they are because gold prices have fallen. >> 9% cheaper. i don't think i would have use for a partridge in a pear tree >>> a lot of people appreciate things like this, a painting by english artist david hockney selling for 93 million at auction. the 1972 painting is the most expensive piece of art sold at auction by a living artist >> i was looking at this this morning, i yelled out somebody paid $93 million for a painting from an artist who is not dead when you're a living artist and still making $93 million -- >> he's not making 90 million. >> i know that >> he sold this painting in 1972 for $18,000. >> wow >> he's still mad about it >> i'm sure. >> he said it was underpriced now, he's even madder now that its 90 million >> i can only imagine what some of these paintings wi

the star of the show, a pear shaped natural pearl pendant, had been expected to sell for up to $2 milliont after fierce bidding went for more than $36 million. not bad. that is all from me. do stay with us here on bbc news. and the top story in the uk: nhs england has said that nearly 50,000 women didn't receive information about screening for cervical cancer in the first half of this year because of a mistake by a private contractor. now, the business news in singapore. a decisive step — britain's theresa may secures cabinet backing for a d raft may secures cabinet backing for a draft brexit agreement. the currency markets give the deal a muted reception. summits going on — world leaders gather in singapore and then papua new guinea with global trade on the agenda. good morning, asia. hello, world. it is indeed thursday. glad you could join us foran is indeed thursday. glad you could join us for an exciting edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. the big news out of london this morning — the british prime minister said she has backing from the cabinet for a draft brexit agreemen

. ♪ and a partridge in a pear tree ♪ >> another guest, darren criss, both he and john won emmys thisgory darren actually beat john. >> percentage chance that you and darren brought your emmys to christmas caroling. >> we did not, but we discussed how he beat me for an emmy. >> he's so nice. >> yeah he should have beat me. >> but you still go one. >> i know. it's all good. >> i said i was gonna kanye rush the stage if he didn't win. >> if darren didn't win. ♪ baby i hope santa brings you >> favorite christmas memory growing up? >> oh, my gosh, probably putting out the cookies for santa and then catching my dad in the act of eating them. >> gift that is on luna's christmas list this year. >> oh gosh. >> she doesn't even know what she wants. >> lip balm. she loves lip balm. >> ya, girl. >> that's what i want too. >> john also released his first christmas album and he's on tour in toronto. >> we also saw him at the thanksgiving day parade. he looked cold like us. >> still freezing. >>> still ahead, the new lion king movie is already setting records. >>> then how did mel b earn the name s

some items like the pear tree, two turtledoves are the same price. but the price of five gold rings went down. brook. >> someone needs to explain to me where you buy a leaping lord. >> i don't even know. >> thanks so much, diane. >> all right. >>> still to come, an act of kindness. a school custodian is recognized for helping out a student in need. thanks to move free ultra... i walk with this girl. ride with this crew. do the wave with these guys. and hang with this little one. that's because move free ultra is clinically proven to keep my joints moving better than glucosamine chondroitin. which means i'm free to rock on with this gang. move free ultra. movement keeps us connected. >>> here's another look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the country music world is mourning the death of legendary singer and guitarist roy clark. clark's publicist says the singer died at his home in oklahoma yesterday due to complications from pneumonia. he co-hosted the tv show hee haw for its 24-year run. he was inducted in the country music

the star of the show, a pear shaped natural pearl pendant, had been expected to sell for up to $2 million news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

the star of the show, a pear shaped natural pearl pendant, had been expected to sell for up to $2 million me. do stay with us here on bbc news. and the top story in the uk: nhs england has said that nearly 50,000 women didn't receive information about screening for cervical cancer in the first

the star of the show, a pear shaped natural pearl pendant, had been expected to sell for up to $2 millionbut afterfierce bidding, went for more than $36 million. that's all. stay with bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk from washington, dc. i'm stephen sackur. president trump is an extremely effective communicator. day in and day out, his messages dominate the news agenda, and yet he professes nothing but contempt for what he calls the fake news media. what is going on here? what is the trump presidency doing to america's political culture? as part the bbc‘s beyond fake news season, my guest today is the editor of the washington post, marty baron. in the midst of all this hostility, who is the real enemy of the american people? marty baron, welcome to hardtalk. from the outside, it looks as though there is a state of unrelenting trench warfare now between the white house and the news media in washington. is that the way it feels to you? i don't feel that way. the white house, and the president in particular, has said he is at war with the media, said tha

enormous worldwide upheaval so again marshall our back looks at what has actually happened and that china pears to be losing this trade war despite what much of the mainstream media has said you know they basically looked at i mean obviously trump does speak and behave kind of erratic play i guess that is part of his trade negotiation style his art of the deal but they felt. or that they they themselves the mainstream media who are supposed to be the ones that explain world policy and economic policy and political policy and geopolitics to the population they missed what happened and marshall our points out why trump won this chump's position visa v beijing is not rocket science despite how the fact that the mainstream media missed it ok the administration to simply take in the view that a large economy with a trade deficit like the us has greater bargaining power than smaller economies with trade surpluses in spite of its growth china is still smaller in market exchange rate terms by cutting the overall trade deficit the big deficit country stimulates domestic growth and employment via import

protect there be occasions against it all going pear shaped or are they exercising control?ng to do? jo johnson resigned, which means. . . do? jo johnson resigned, which means... he wasn't a brexiteer. he was a remainer originally, so she's losing that coalition of support. people are willing to brief against her. tim michael no better than me, but the logic prevails, they would rather brexit, which nobody thinks will deliver anything good any more that kim might know better than me. they would rather it went through and she was blamed for any mess or the hockey stick dip in the economy before we have the joy of the free trade deal —— tim michael no better than me. she is trapped in this gilded cage. if you have been to downing street, there is very little gilding! she is so there is very little gilding! she is so constrained about her room form and over and there's no great love oi’ and over and there's no great love or enthusiasm for her leadership any more, it must be hard. she is very dutiful, as everyone keeps noting, but she's about to come back with a terrible deal. t

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. >>> a jewel known as marie antoinette's pear -- >> her pearl, not pear. >> is turning out to be a veryf france brought in a record $32 million at auction. was it dollars? $32 million. or pounds? i can't remember. buyer's fees will actually push that purchase price up to 36 million. it's a large drop shape natural pearl pendant with diamonds in that bow. >> it outperformed its pre-auction numbers by a lot. before bidding began, it was valued between 1 and $2 million. interesting. >> see, now if i had $32 million laying around, that is something that i -- >> would you do it for just one? >> i mean, it's marie antoinette's pearl. that's a cool piece of history. just saying. >> we know how it ended for marie antoinette. >>> all right. coming up, big news from bat kid, the 5-year-old leukemia patient who stole our hearts has some good news to share. >>> and what supermodel karlie kloss is now doing for teenage girls to help them eventually land competitive jobs. you're watching "world news now." and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three

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he got traded from florida to milwaukee, and he started slowly but ended the year on a pear, hit .326he types of players that the san francisco giants could use. similar qualities. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 and right here abc 7. unhealthy air forces school districts to make tough decisions. >> and seeking a breath of fresh air. how beach communities are impacted by people trying to escape the smoke. >>> coming up tonight at 8:00, "gray's anatomy." then "station 19," and then "how to get away with murder." stay with us for "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> at 11:35, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with michelle obama and the creator of "hamilton." >> that's this edition of "abc7 news." look for breaking news. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. thanks for being here tonight. it's time for sleep number's veterans day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. plus 24-month financing on all beds. ends sunday. (music

some chanterelles and sorghum syrup and some wild pears. >> anthony: wow. >> anthony: mike and amy'sjosh: we actually came across a recipe from 1822 with elderberry and cider. and um, it's a native plant here so, we put a little bit in there to see what it would do and it came out wonderful. >> anthony: you're using only west virginia apples? >> josh: i am only using west virginia apples. >> anthony: that can't be cost-effective. >> josh: it's not. it can and can't be. >> anthony: nobody is talking about money at this table. [ laughter ] >> josh: this is another thing for me. we are often talked about as being this impoverished state. we are rich, i mean, as could be, in food and the things that we make as a culture and as a community. when you are living on the land, and doing what your ancestors did, you feel a connection that you can't get anywhere else. >> mike: you know you look at something as simple as these pole beans. it took a community to save that seed. you know every time we put food on the plate, there's a story about the way that people have always kind of bound togeth

many people say a pear market.ee weeks ago, six flags, the largest theme park on earth reported what was describe as a disappointing quarter. the company posted a 16 cent earnings miss. remember, this is the analysts saying this. we could expect sales up 7% year over year. along with lower per capita spending at the same time, their operate costs rose by 14%. mostly because they bought five new parks with significantly low lower margins for the old ones management blamed bad weather for weakness, which makes sense. they also reported during the big market wide meltdown which made it easier for investors to panic. if this was a one-off caused by bad weather and the need to intergreat the five new parks, the recent pullback might be a buying opportunity it posts a poundful 5.5% yield we need to make sure the fundamentals are sound let's check in with jim lead anderson, the president and chairman and ceo of sixflags welcome back to "mad money." good to see you, jim >> thank you too, jim. >> i got a call on the stock a

. >> waiter: here, we have grilled onions, fermented pears, and salt made out of wood ants. >> anthonyl, that's delicious. >> alessandro: it's amazing. >> ben: you know, some of the ants we've been experimenting with, that's like, you eat it, it's like "zing!" it's like excitement in your mouth, a party everyone's invited. a lot of the other ones, they need a lot of work. here, we've got wax moth larvae muessli, which is with hazelnuts, and then you've got a morel sauce. this is bee larvae. they're like little lumps of fat. >> anthony: it tastes like insect. >> ben: next taste! fermented fish, herrings. we stuff them with molded greens. and, these have been here since january. so, it's been filleted and then put with juniper and lingonberries, a little squirt of aged apple vinegar. >> anthony: mmm! that's delicious. that's lethally good. i can think of 10 different ways i'd like to eat that. >> ben: definitely. >> anthony: standing up, sitting down, on bread, with beer. >> ben: being fed. um, so it sometimes takes a while to stumble across these things, but slowly but surely they come

pears often israeli woman with a palestinian woman. and it is a revelation to both of them. how they can make contact with one another as humans. and not have to bring up the issues that divide them. and then the issues that divide them are seen in the new light. and there is a little bit of a better opportunity to work things out. that is why i am interested when i talk to people. about why they disagree with me politically or how they disagree. i don't want to know, i do not want to counter the arguments with arguments. i want to know why they feel that way. what is underneath this thing? that they are attached to. why do they do it? i mean, we all feel we are talking to somebody, who disagrees violently with us about something political. that is equivalent to talk to someone this -- they say they have an aluminum happier we know they are crazy. the thing is, they know that we are crazy. [laughter] and why can't we make the effort to say, to find out how we cannot seem so crazy to one another.why do i feel this way or why do you feel that way? what is going on. or start ou

she threw legendarily great pears, and a lot of them. was the penthouse at the watergate, yes, that watergate. she had the penthouse in watergate. she passed on, she died last year. but a story you should know about her, she ended up playing a scandalous role in u.s. history. one that hasn't been understood before now. she was the linchpin in a plan to extend the u.s. war in vietnam, to keep it going specifically in order to elect a republican president. in 1968 president lyndon johnson bowed out, didn't run again, but in '68 johnson didn't just announce he wouldn't run for reelection, he announced he wouldn't run for reelection and that he would end the vietnam war. he would start peace talks to finally end the war. the republican candidate for president in '68 was richard nixon. nixon was horrified that democrats might end the war, that lbj might end the war before his vice president stood against nixon in the '68 election. nixon was happily churning, hanging the war around the necks of the democrats. the democrats were going to end th

there's po it's like kale and spinach and pears. you have kids, you know. >> seth: yeah. road you pop in a gastation and you get like beef jerky and then have one of those things and you're good to go. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> it's a total meal. >> seth: but, you've had an issue -- >> very glamorous. you've had an issue at tsa with this. >> right, because it looks like the liquid in your bag. >> seth: yeah. >> so, the tsa agents top and look at it, "well, what is this? and i'll be like, "well, that's baby food. it's allowed.es it's four oubut it's okay because it's for children." and they go, "well, you don't have a baby." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] but you don't know where i'm going that there's not a baby, and so - [ laughter ] >> seth: very nice loophole. very well played.y, eep up the great work. thank you so much for making time for us tonight. i really appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] hallie jackson, everybody. you can see her weekdays at 10:00 m. on msnbc. we'll be right back, everybody. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ aq pl psoriasis can be

though, we start with the markets rallying today, the dow soaring more than 200 points, continuing to pear its october losses a huge week away bracing for the mid terms tomorrow and the fed gearing up for its november meeting trade headlines flying fast and furious so will the mid terms be the event that reignites the selling into the end of the year or can the market rally in the face of gathering headwinds, guy adami? >> welcome. >> thank you. >> great to have you on board? nice to be here. >> i'll try to intelligently answer your question, but i go back to 2016, and if you had told me prior to the election, then candidate trump was going to be elected president of the united states, would i have said to you, scott, the markets will go down anywhere from 12% to 5% over the next month or so and for about five hours i was right. obviously we know how that story played itself out. so i would love to be able to answer this. i'm not necessarily sure i can i would think that if the republicans can somehow hold serve, it's in short-term bullish, but the headwinds that the markets face are more

on the roads, the a102 pear island is down to a crawl northbound towards the blackwall tunnel.e christmas lights. and finally in euston, aaoo hampstead road remains closed in both directions between a501 euston road and william road for water main repairs. hello, good morning. it is a much nicer day weather today than we saw yesterday but it is a rather cold and frosty start, some of our temperatures last night slipped to just below freezing but it should stay dry and there will be lots of blue sky and sunshine around to enjoy so here is the map. a5 blue sky and sunshine around to enjoy so here is the map. as you can see, not a whole lot going on so it means sparkling blue sky, lots of sunshine through the morning, other to the high clouds coming in from the west as we had with the afternoon and staying dry, the wind is fairly light, the temperature is not as high as they were yesterday but fairly decent between ten and 12 celsius are the most part as we had to the end of the afternoon. the sky should stay mostly clear overnight, the crowd spilling and at times, perhaps tempera

after we get these two press conferences and our leadership elections for the two pears we'll start towhat the agenda will be come january when this 116th congress convenes. >> the democrats have a new majority in the house and it could get bigger depending on results of races still too close to call. while republicans in the senate are set to pick up at least three seats, the question now will the two sides be able to work together and pass bipartisan legislation? >> we had big differences over things like taxes. republicans will retaliate in the senate, democrats say they want to make the next two years more than about obstruction but they won't be intimidated we ran on the issues and we're aware where the american people are at. the defining issue is healthcare and we're protecting people with preexisting conditions because they're americans. >> so putting aside democrats and republicans this was a very diverse election, over 100 women re-elected to congress, a new record. in addition you had the first gay man elected to governor in colorado and the first muslim woman and native ame

it was politics and the pears, the political influence of catholic priests. with those kinds of divergences it's going to be interesting to be a pastor in the catholic parish. >> absolutely. pastors around the country face very diverse populations in the pews. i think of my own parish here in fairfax tickets a very diverse population. many white catholics would also a large latino population as well as representation of many of the racial and ethnic minority groups so it will be interesting to see how priests and pastors to say nothing of bishops navigate these waters moving forward for the church. >> we had a parish like that. i remember coming out of mass when we can and some old anglo likely was complaining and it's always about mass times in the parking lot. [laughing] what's happening to our parish? and i said it's being renewed. he said, what do you mean? i said, very simple, we do funerals, they do baptisms. [laughing] to make things as process at the beginning and didn't. first, welcome to our friends from c-span and people around the country. this is

there is a finished one with pears and dried fruit.little paper bones. tape it on and fill in with popcorn. it is fun and easy. >> i should not have eaten before saying thanks. we're glad you are heari-- glad are here with us. >>> coming up, it's time for sleep number's veterans day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. plus 24-month financing on all beds. ends sunday. >>> this morning in "weekend kitchen" we are all tackling the kitchen table. we are happy to have siri daly with us. she is with us this morning and she will show us how to make something easily for thanksgiving for our feast. >> it smells like thanksgiving. >> it does. >> saute onions. >> we start with the reecipe we can all do. >> this is essentially a casserole with eggs, bread and cheese. you can throw any vegetable in there. we are doing broccoli and cheddar and mozzarella. i will get the whole grain musta mustard. >>

here's one right there out of pears with dried fruit. then to get a little snack on, too.er bag with laptle bones, you know. just tape it on and fill it in with popcorn. it's fun and easy. >> i shouldn't have eaton before i have to say thanks. >> happy thanksgiving. >>>p coming next, time to eat. siri has sides and dessert. we're back after this. >> i love this idea. ♪ >>> this morning in weekend kitchen, we're all tackling the thanksgiving table. we're thrilled to have siri daly th us. she's with us this morning. she's going to showh us e how to make something easily for thanksgiving for our feast. >> yes. it smells like >>thanksgiving. it's crunch time. >> bread and ations. all you need. >> this is something we can all do and have these ingredients at home. >> this is s ttrata a casserole with eggs and chee. we'll do broccoli and cheddar and mozzarella. we start with ad. cust over here there are eight eggs. do you want to pour in the mill snk. >> sure. >> i will put in the whole grain mustard. >> you can use any mustard too.s thisery adaptable. salt, pepper. i like it to

i am the partridge in a pear tree. >> i can also point out that some of my colleagues are in the room, incidentally. i owe them a great deal of thanks. i should point out that each of our recommendations enjoy the support of at least 88% of our members. many of the recommendations enjoy unanimous support. we found that there are only three basic alternatives. the dogs companies need to think about this. -- the drug companies need to think about this. one alternative it is to remain the path we are on. the second alternative is to modify the existing path and try to maintain as i said as much of the free market forces as one could maintain. the third is to go to an entirely new system -- a single- payer system while he adopted elsewhere in the world. were the single-payer -- the government -- either de facto or direct authority sets prices and also controls formularies. to close let me go through some of our findings. we came up with 32 findings and 8 recommendations and 27 actions. i will only tell you three or four in terms of the recommendations. the first was to rebalance the negot

we know that women are more likely to be pear shaped and men are more likely to be shaped like an appley, we hope to may li kind of increase the knowledge of women that they also give —— we had to mainly increase the knowledge of women that they can also get heart disease. it's strange that it is considered a male disease and women don't really realise it can happen to them. but actually, coronary heart disease, one of the main things that lease to heart attacks, is the biggest killer of women in the uk and worldwide, thatis of women in the uk and worldwide, that is not really known. we want women and men to receive equitable access to blood pressure lowering treatments and help to quit smoking. we don't know whether or not that is happening at the moment in the uk, but there is some evidence that in other countries women haven't been receiving the same treatment as men. and why would that be? does that come back to the perception that women are less likely to have heart attacks in the statistics, but as you say, a lot of women do die of heart attacks and on yes, i think it probably com

i would say a partridge in a pear tree. rick scott's advisor is here and we'll talk to her coming up and the secretary of state katherine harris is live in your studio and will take us through process that is florida, florida, florida coming up shortly today. >> sandra: a lot of frustration over what's playing out down there. we'll have that coming up. bipartisan effort developing in the senate to protect robert mueller's russia investigation as the man now overseeing it comes under fire. senator mike lee is a member of the senate judiciary committee which could present a bill on the senate floor. he joins us with his thoughts next. >> bill: loong forward to that. nancy pelosi trying to drum up support. they are wining and dining them in d.c. representative dan kildee joins us coming up. >> one of the main arguments being offered by those who now are suggesting new leadership was that there was no way that the democrats will ever be in the majority if nancy pelosi is the leader. come january 3 we'll be in the majority. >> w

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it has gone a bit pear shaped. 0pener rory burns managed a half century but he was out out soon afterwardsia are through to the semi—finals of the women's world t20, after a 52 run victory over ireland in guyana. roger federer is through to the semi—finals, of the world tour finals in london. he beat south africa's kevin anderson, in straight sets at the 02 arena. federer lost his first match against kei nishikori, but has bounced back to win the next two. anderson also progresses despite the defeat. and although dominic thiem beat kei nishikori in straight sets, it wasn't enough, as both players go out. he wasn't happy, was he? and finally, there was an uncomfortable moment for this baseball player. this is ronaldo acuna junior, of the atlanta braves. he was batting for an all stars team againstjapan samurai. you can have a look. he hits it into the ground and then into a rather sensitive area. there was a bit of concern for a moment. he was in a lot of pain. eventually he managed to carry on. that can't be the first time that has happened. it must happen a lot. it does. cricket players w

women tend to be pear shaped, men tend to be apple shaped, so they have fat on their waist and bellyisease? because, is it fair that often people see that as a male killer, as a dominantly male killer? yes, indeed, that is something that we are trying to bring the message home, coronary heart disease, the main cause of having a heart attack, is the biggest killer of women in the uk and worldwide and that is not really recognised. a lot of women think that the biggest killer is breast cancer and that's just not the case. so what we are trying to do is make sure women know you are at risk of having a heart attack. it isn't only men. yes, and just be aware of that. how worried do we need to be about this? i suppose what the research shows — it has on show a show no change, but women are perhaps even more vulnerable to the risk factors, so what has to change? i don't think anyone should be panicking. i think being aware of your risk of having a heart attack, and the symptoms is really key. women and men can have slightly different symptoms. the classic symptoms for heart attack our chest

but then of course, the dup put the cat amongst the pigeons and it has gone pear shaped.has recovered a little bit from earlier on. thank you very much. that‘s it from your afternoon live team for today, next the bbc news at five with ben brown. time for a look at the weather, here‘s matt taylor. after a murky start, eastern areas will brighten up through this afternoon. another mild day, but in the west, more showers and persistent rain in northern ireland throughout the afternoon. it will ease across western areas later, the odd shower further east, but temperatures into the mid and high teens. tonight, the window pick—up, but the rain will clear in northern ireland. lots of mist and fog here, but rain across most of the rest of the uk. eastern counties of england and the north—west of scotland —— the north—east of scotland will be dry with interpreters in double figures. dry start tomorrow morning and the fog will take awhile to shift. there could be outbreaks anywhere on wednesday morning, mainly showers and the odd rumble of thunder. while eastern areas turned bright

it is like apples and pears.portant thing, the way he is raising money, different from other candidates, and a new wave in democratic politics at least, it is all small at no corporate tax, no large donations. —— semi 5 million. it is all individual donations, mostly from texas. you are saying earlierfrom a mostly from texas. you are saying earlier from a democrat's strategic perspective, you have all that money in texas and you have north dakota, they pulled funding from. there are democrats at beto o'rourke tonight. he spent $60 million. is sitting by nearly $10 million that could have gone to other democrats running for office. a lot of these donations for beto o'rourke are coming from out of state. ted cruz has raised a significant portion of his money from in the state of texas, saying this is a texas election not a national democratic... what does the amount of money raised for a mid—term election when the president is not even on the ballot say to you about the kind of money that is going to be sloshing ar