let's go live now to florida where governor richard scott is holding a press conference ahead of theng towardsw the south east of the united states. is 90 miles off the coast at the moment. the department for transport asia is closely monitoring highway 98 as was all bridges. engineering plans are being developed to redevelop vital errors of highway. we will work round—the—clock to make sure roads and bridges reopened as quickly as possible. we have trucks loaded with tonnes of food, water and other critical supplies ready to move in. we will deploy medical assistance teams and we have hospital augmentation teams to make sure the medical and needy are safe and rookie seeding care. the department did have health currently has three special needs shelter augmentation teams with 22 staff in place. we have a team ambulance strike teams with 90 ambulances. we have three federal disaster medical assistance teams with 105 staff. five disaster management assistant strike teams with 35 staff. three disaster management assistant task forces with 42 staff. the florida department of health has a

lemonis: richard, i'm marcus lemonis. -how are you, sir? -scott: hey, scott.i. -lemonis: this is lisa. -we'd love to get a tour. -giovanni: yeah. scott: we need to get you guys suited up. giovanni: holy [bleep] ♪ lemonis: what we saw when we walked into that place is the most professional, state-of-the-art food-manufacturing facility that i had ever seen in my life. giovanni: wow. scott: this is our q.a. lab. lemonis: so, this is chicken, beef, salmon, and egg. scott: all basically no byproducts, no corn, wheat, soy. lemonis: we saw their attention to detail, and we saw the great pride they have in making sure that pets stay healthy. i could tell this is having a real impact on lisa. man: check it out. lisa: it's awesome to see it in action and how it goes from this to the actual product. it's very impressive. lemonis: what i hope lisa learned from this trip is in order to grow your business, you have to be open-minded and learn and do research. freshpet is an opportunity for them to grow their business. if they hadn't gone, they'd have never found that opport

our third witness, senator scott was hoping to richard is. -- to introduce. i will introduce. president of education reform now. welcome. improveitment to education stems directly from his personal experience. he was raised by his grandmother in the south ward of newark, new jersey. instilled in him a deep respect for the value of education. he served as the former associate professor of law at seton hall's center for joe show -- for social justice. witness is state superintendent of south carolina. she was named south carolina state superintendent of education in january 2015. since that time she has worked to makeitize safety sure every child is on track to college or professional career. prior to her time as superintendent, she served as music teacher, public school superintendent, four term member of the south carolina house of representatives, deputy superintendent of south carolina department of education, and executive director of the south carolina association of school administrators. we thank of the four of you for coming. and we will now begin remarks. >> thank you.

scott mcgrew. when you think of a silicon valley start-up ceo, you usually think of someone like the fictional richard hendrics, the ceo of pied piper in the hbo show "silicon valley." brilliant but entirely inexperienced in leadership. an engineer who found himself an administrator for the very first time. this morning, the opposite scenario. robert, ceo of start-up message bird, the fellow in the beard, has never not been a ceo. he founded a string of start-ups and took leadership roles in each of them, meaning the leader of message bird's employees has never himself been an employee. i thought it was so interesting, robert might want to expound on that. robert, the ceo of message bird, a company that splits its employees between silicon valley and amsterdam. i have your resume, ceo of message bird, ceo of zeipay, and then you ran a television show, and before that, you ran a car wash. do i have that right? >> that's about correct. >> tell me about the car wash. >> um, it was a very simple business. i was about 12 or 13. so it was a long time ago. and i, you know, used the soap and car wash stuff fr

driver identified as scott lisonissier also killed did not have the proper license to carry that many passengers. >> the onus of checking credentials is on the limousine company. >> richarding the condition of some of the vehicles. >> but new york governor andrew cuomo told reporters there were red flags prior to the accident. >> the owner of the company had no business putting a failed vehicle on the road. >> the governor pointing to a series of citations from just last month when the limo involved received six citations, among them issues with the brake system and missing or defective to repth t last five years inspections forced the company to put furr four other peeks out of service and this morning they were responding to the governor. >> it's a way for them to respond to any failures on behalf of the state. >> claiming repairs had been made. >> as we understand right now, the inspections last month were minor things, windshield wipers, a latch on a window that needed to be fixed, and all those things were fixed. >> investigators say this man is the owner of prestige. he's same man who once worked as an fbi informant. for a time he ran piece teenage out of this low-

scott. >> talk about what hasn't worked. we spent $1 trillion since we announced the war on drugs under richard nixon and drug use hasn't changed but there is something that has worked. i spent the afternoon at the howard case recovery center and needle exchange. brace keller did a phenomenal job on the ground there. last year there were 300,000 needles exchange and very few found on the street and basically we virtually eliminated problems with needles on the street. clean needles, 6 transplants, that was 620,000, 6c20,000 is 3.7 million, her but it's only 440,000. we can affordto put a full-time nurse there someone when people have issues they can get immediate help . i'm going to repeat that model through the state and i'm a big supporter of investigating and i asked have spent the afternoon at the washington treatment court so the treatment courts are an alternative to incarceration and they work well and about a 3rd of the cost. >> thank you both. >> this next question is for phil scott. the ethics commission accuses you'll of a conflict of interest because you are financially linked to your former company, do voice constr

richard grinnell who was at the up n. not you ambassador to germany. he's have much in that mold. kennedy: the president really liked timmy scott. do you buy into this new theory that senator lindsey graham is going to be apowpted attorney general when jeff sessions is turf offed and nikki haley will slide in as united states senator? >> there is so much speculation out there. this would and possibility that lindsey graham would be attorney general and haley would be appointed to run for his seat. but there are a million possibilities out there and it's wise to speculate other than con yes would make a great u.n. ambassador. ken and he's visiting the white house thursday. secretary of state mike pompeo weighed in on haley's departure. >> she has been a great partner of mine for the five months we have been work together and i want to wish her well in whatever comes next for her. kennedy: somewhere down the road ♪ secretary james mattis weighed in. >> secretary haley has been a tremendous asset to those of us here in the department of defense. kennedy: what will ambassador haley's legacy be on the world ask stawj and will u.s. po

scott mcgrew. when you think of a silicon valley start-up ceo, you usually think of someone like the fictional richardf pied

dewine and democrat richard cordray took part at marietta college in an audience participation format. we have live coverage on c-span and c-span 3 and c-span.org. tom wolf debates scott wagner in hershey, pennsylvania. our coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. your primary source for campaign 2018. alex bolton is a senior staff writer and he joins us. recount for us today what happened in the senate committee meeting just briefly. >> it seemed to be heading toward a normal confirmation vote, which would have sent brett kavanaugh to the floor for confirmation on tuesday, but then everything changed when jeff flake, he disappeared and was gone from the committee room. he did not speak at the other senators did, even though he had issued a statement in support of brett kavanaugh. and as the vote was approaching at 1:30 p.m., there was all this whispering going on beyond the

vote for scott walker, who has done an w amazing job for the people of wisconsin, he's in the fight of his life in 26 days. in west virginia 3, gop candidate carol miller against democrat richardjeda. we're just 26 days out. once again, you have the chance to shock the world like you did two years ago.e you got to go vote. joining with us reaction former clinton pollster, mark penn. the author of the "new york times" best seller "jesus is risen" david limbaugh, david has done legal work for me in the past. you have also, i've never been a great christian that you are, your books have made me a better person. let me put it that way.er very informative. >> thank you. >> sean: we know what their agenda is, david. we see that people are openly lying. i don't see an agenda from the democrats at all. what are they going to do to make the country better, to help the people of the country?te >> they utterly have no agenda.n so they pit americans against other americans. black against white, women against men, rich against poor. that's why they're so outraged about kanye, he is finally coming out and straying from the democrat plantation. only democrats -- only blacks who support the l

richard cordray who are running for governor of ohio will have a debate. also tonight pennsylvania governor tom wolf debates republican challenger scott wagner in hershey, pennsylvania. live coverage at 8:15 eastern on c-span. >>> in philadelphia we asked folks, what does it mean to be american? >> you know, when you feel like you're at home so you feel like you're comfortable to leave here? >> well, for me what it meant was that i was last to have been born in a country -- one of the countries with the most freedoms for people, for all people happiness and being with their families and make a living. >> freedom to pursue your dreams and opportunities, friendship. getting along with everybody here in america and just family and love. >> it's simply doing your responsibilities post-civic and family and everything like that. as a daughter i refer to serious members many. i felt like tchls my. >> i feel like the freedom to pursue your happiness and, really, this is a lineup opportunity for me. . this wouldn't be very possible. >> this year for student camp, we're asking middle and high school students to produce a five to six-minute documentary, answering the question,