. >> i'm sandy perkins.hen my mother passed away, she left a magnificent, strange inheritance, which almost sent us to the poorhouse. >> hi, sandy. i'm jamie. i meet sandy, a retired special-ed teacher, and her husband, tim, who taught shop class. they take me for a stroll through their grounds -- 100 acres of trees and sprawling hills on the outskirts of princeton. this is your inheritance. >> yes, it is. >> every house has at least one story. the perkins' strange inheritance is a collection of several. story number one starts in the late 1800s, when american tycoons go traipsing around europe, scooping up relics of royalty and shipping them home to their mansions in america, says architect ronald berlin. >> it was important for them to be able to display their wealth. this was a very showy period. >> lot of gold leaf happening. >> right you are. >> one such family -- the vanderbilts. in manhattan, william henry, son of railroad tycoon cornelius, purchases an entire block along 5th avenue to build a legenda

you've got vazquez up now, and sandy leon on deck.t left the infield, and the red sox have a golden opportunity here in the 15th. that is down for ball one. he's been behind each of the three hitters he spaced. bullpen is quiet for dave roberts. here's a bunch, it's a good mom, throat third, got him! what an aggressive play by maeda, and a pretty good playo throw a strike. >> john: on point and mechanically sound. >> joe: we will see if the red sox want to challenge. from the outlook, you practice this in spring training. that six months ago. under the heat of a world series game in extra innings and you've been struggling to throw the pitch where you wanted to, he delivered a strike to turner, and turner read it perfectly. >> joe: that was just good bunt and perfect execution by the dodgers. >> john: the right play all the way around, on the bunt, on the play by maeda. >> joe: now two on, one out and sandy leon, who doubled in his first at-bat. first time maeda has been a head. here are the numbers in the postseason. >> john: theeaso

so when sandy came, and there was the obama sandy recovery fund, we were invited to a competition, rebuild by design and how can we protect new york from the next sandy and what if we could design all of the necessary flood protection measures in a direct dialogue with the local communities inhabiting the water front of new york, all around the south tip of manhattan, in such a way that doesn't create a sea wall that segregates the city from the water around it but undulating hills and see pavilions with programs and target doors that can slide up and undulating pieces of furniture, so you have a much more accessible and enjoyable water front but everything that makes it more accessible, protects it from the next sandy. >> this is a piece of infrastructure designed explicitly to respond to the destruction of hurricane sandy, explicitcally to respond respond to the issue of rising seas and global warming but from the perspective of someone at the southern tip of manhattan, it won't look like a wall, it will look like hills, it will look like rolling hills. what is so school about this, when

on oahu's sandy beach south shore is one of hawaii's best surfing locations. >> we are at sandy beach on oahu. culture is cool we have a brotherhood. we watch out for each other. we are all friends. everybody that comes here regularly knows each other. we are all really friendly with each other. we catch waves and give your buddy else waves to catch. we are always sharing ways. that is kind of a nice feeling when you come here. it is like home. >> this is the capital of surfing. surfing was born here. want toaiian, you perpetuate the culture. i think it is important on that level. plus, on a fantastical level. if you are here, the waves are dangerous. oftentimes, you see people come here, they don't understand the waves, they don't understand that they can be powerful. you see families jumping in and getting in trouble. locals have the advantage of knowing about the surf, respecting the ocean, and we can help them by telling them, you don't want to go here, or we have done a bunch of rescues. most of my friends are rescue people here. >> i feel like this is where surfing all started a

across ny and nj are still decimated by sandy.. well, the president opened tonight's rally by wishing those in the storm's path all the best but then moved on to attack the democrats or the dims as he calls them now. i want to start with jason. again, here we are tonight back again with the president campaigning effectively with his base, entertaining them. he's good at that. they laugh. the laughing now is about, well, i guess it's the righteous indignation about the treatment of brett kavanaugh that the skinny white guys are now life's victims. that seems to be an effective, well, ploy, is what it is. >> it is. but it's only effective but so far, chris. i really think you can beat this brett kavanaugh thing but so much. look, the guy won, he's on the supreme court, he's going to be there. there's so much energy you can draw from it. i will say this, what trump is doing right now is effective. what he can't counter is the effectiveness of candidates on the ground. look at what gillum is doing, what rick scott is doing, that's how

brilliant. >> sandy: he was honest, brutally at times. >> jesse: is he nice? he's not nice.at's okay. >> toby: even though you felt like he maybe liked you and like what you were doing, you were very, very, very rarely ever gonna hear it. >> nick: did tony say thank you? for what? >> mo: i remember an even in lyon. it was tony, daniel boulad, and bill buford. we had gone in and pre-lit everything to seamlessly move from place-to-place. >> toby: and tony notices the light that is on over their head, that is clearly not a restaurant light, but one of our lights. >> anthony: oh, nice. they've lit already. >> toby: and bill's like "man, your crew's like pretty awesome." >> bill: you have an amazing team. >> josh: and i could hear tony say -- >> anthony: only pet the baby when he's sleeping. as we say in the kitchen. >> toby: only pet the baby when it's sleeping. >> jerry: only pet the baby when it's sleeping. >> anthony: so, you'll ruin them. >> mo: he was a great motivator in that way. only pet the baby when it's sleeping. i should do more of that. >> anthony: okay. say when. g

day sandy made landfall.her example of hypocrisy, you think? >> well, that goes into another -- file that under there's always a tweet with regard to donald trump, and we're always going to see that. but the reality is we all know that these rallies are planned days and weeks in advance, just like tonight's was. and it's important to note that, look, he has fema fully engaged in making sure that the people of florida and now georgia and throughout the path of hurricane michael, engaged innic making the proper response is there and making sure the proper federal resources are available and communicating with the governors in all the affected states. and part of what he said tonight is we want to make sure the people of florida know that the prayers of people across the country and in pennsylvania tonight are with the people in the path of the storm. and once the storm settles and it's safe for him to go and he's not interrupting with the rescue and recovery efforts, then he will go there, i'm sure, and let the

. >> it may not be the retirement home you'd expect for two high school teachers sandy and tim perkins -- a grand mansion on 100 acres outside princeton, new jersey. and the more you hear about it, the less likely it seems. an antique chateau dismantled in the 1940s and shipped from the french countryside across the atlantic by its new american owners. >> and they brought back the artisans to put it back together.. that's really cool. >> yes. >> not only does the wealthy

storm that we've ever had in the states history, superstrong sandy can we brought billions of dollars for recovery. i proud able to bring a new nation to our base at fort mcguire dix and lakers these are the things i've been fighting for use think i will continue to do. >> thank you both. lisa? >> the first great is the both of is from the headlines. the nation has been gripped today by seemingly related acts threaten political violence with pipe bombs being sent to top politicians including the obama's and the clintons. mr. menendez, you're in the senate. mr. hugh can come you're campaigning to be there. what concerns you think today's events raise? mr. hugin, we'll start with you. >> thank you. today's events are very serious. violence is unacceptable at anyway or threaten peoples lives. and incidentally we've seen in the society is unacceptable. one of the reasons i'm running is our country has become too partisan. senator menendez is like that. georgetown university in a recent study said he was one of the most if not the most

on deck is sandy leon. the 1-1.s alex cora is trying to get more motion going on the bases. in the bottom of this 13th inning, max muncy, manny machado, and cody bellinger. if anybody gets on, yasiel puig. with nathan eovaldi, the pitcher of record now for boston. christian vazquez on 1-2 strikes out. this was during the pitching change when floro came on, and rick porcello, tonight starter, oh, man. rick porcello, tonight's starter was checking his teeth after getting head butted by a pumped up eduardo nunez. he won't do that again. >> john: no. >> joe: here's sandy leon. >> joe: nunez got flipped on that ball in the dirt by barnes on that steal. had you died in hand first at first. comes the 0-1 ty leon. a ball and a strike. >> john: we've got to hand it to alex cora. he kept the pressure on the dodgers by utilizing this game the way he did. because pressure is on the dodgers, being down two games to none. it seemed the way this game was being played, the advantage would be given to the dodgers without win. and th

i'm happy to welcome sandy back up to the stage. to begin the important discussion. [ applause ] >> i'm not going to provide a vibrant introduction. the program tells you who are distinguished panelists are this evening. it's a great pleasure to have an important conversation. i think we will get right into the substance of what we are talking about. marty i wanted to raise with you a question i think a lot of people half. a lot of consumers. this is an odd system we seem to operate under. were reporters have protections but people who often give them information do not have protection. the reporters and editors and all of us depend on those who are willing to be whistleblowers. the use and turn we are talking about tonight. i just wonder whether that system is functioning better than ever. work more necessary than ever. how do you define in a sense and explain that system? >> i know it's been around for a long time. i think a lot of this has been tested. we're talking about the espionage act. at least according to comey's account.

out in suburban sandy utah, the case resonates.send an innocent man to prison but rather achieve justice for everyone. >> i was glad for the family of the victim. >> you take this stuff to heart, don't you? >> i do. i do. >> while they stand on opposite sides between innocence and guilt, there is no dispute of the man whose life is loss. ken was a man who love a woman just as chris loved bianca and he loved hockey and loved helping kids. he tried to do right with all that money which is mostly around although he's not. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline," i am craig melvin, thank you for watching. >>> i am craig melvin, i am natalie morales, this is "dateline." >> my mother called and said michelle is dead. how is that possible? a young mother found brutally murdered. her little girl left to wander in her mother's blood. police had a suspect and ther say he had a motive. >> could they prove he was the killer? >> it was a circumstantia

. /11, whether it was sandy, getting 9/11 health care and ded, i've been there also i work across the aisle. most bipartisan member of congress year after year after year, i get the job done. don't stand on ceremony, i don't have government healthcare, i am not part of any plan.ssional healthcare my wife and i, children and grandchildren, the same as you, been here, will stay here. thank you. moderator: let's begin the questions. you, question to congressman. mitch mcconnell pledged to relitigate repeal of affordable care act. repeal in thethis repeal in the past and there have been nonpartisan estimates that project it would cost billions of dollars if it were to go away, 2.7 million lose health estimated nce, it is in second district alone would insurance by lth 2026. why would it be good for new away?f the aca went rep. king: it wouldn't be. i made it clear time and again, supported the affordable care act, but other parts are damaging. 105% under the affordable care act. e have seen almost 5 million people lose health care coverage. high, ases deductibles so not worth having healt

sandy, there will never be a sandy again, that was a category 1. it must have to do with the impacts to life, property, and, you know, to society. >> let's take another break in our coverage, when we come back, we will follow the coverage. the last few hours with the last update this has fallen to a category '. that it is still a 3 hurricane with the defined eye traveling over land is nothing short of extraordinary. our live coverage of hurricane michael continues after this. >>> we are back. our continuing coverage of this extraordinary storm, hurricane michael still a category 3 while traveling over land, still a defined eye, while traveling over land. lesser storms have been shredded by this. ken graham is one of the busiest men in these united nations today because he is the director of the national hurricane center. he has been very kind with his time for us. he is back with us live from the national hurricane center. ken, have you ever seen anything quite like this in the florida region in all your time studying storms? >> no, not only in my

go to 9/11, sandy, 9/11 healthcare, a whole list of things. taxes, everyone is critical, at least on the stage, of the trump record. i have serious differences with president trump, certainly on property tax. all the horribles she talks about, how bad the economy is, that is eight years of barack obama. eight years of barack obama, the country was in bad shape, rhode -- long island was in bad shape. more jobs in long island than ever before. there was budget without a tax increase because of the sales tax revenues going up because of increased jobs in long island. some kind of perspective and not just saying everything is bad. i did fight against it. i continue to fight against it. as soon as the bill passed, the congresswoman and i introduced legislation, we will continue that fight and do it and again, on balance, i was strongly opposed -- would have been worse, 10,000 was put in, because of my effort, it is not enough, we need or 40,000 put 30,000 in as amount of reduction. some fights you win, some you lose. show me anyone from long island

>> thank you, sandy. and thank you all for coming out this evening for this incredible program, despite the rain. my name is kate myers and i'm the deputy director of the press freedom defense fund and the executive director of our parent nonprofit. we're proud to join our partners here at the free speech project at georgetown university, the knight first amendment institute at columbia university and the john s. and james l. knight foundation as sponsors of this discussion. the press freedom defense fund stands up for the courageous journalists, documentarians, sources and whistle-blowers who are facing legal stress, in particular, we focus on the -- protecting the free flow of information from source to reporter, critical for the active journalist. without these courageous sources of information, the world would not know of the nsa surveillance activities, which have snared the united states citizens, the first uses of drones in warfare in afghanistan in the fall of 2001 or the truth about our military'

>> josmar: no i so i left here a little, about a year after hurricane sandy, 'cause the way sandy hity through that again, the risk of that. >> anthony: how bad did it get hit out here? >> josmar: this was like something out of a movie. >> anthony: hurricane sandy pounded the east coast in 2012 and many communities suffered, but the rockaways were hit with a particular ferocity. >> anthony: how was the response? >> josmar: you know, the response from everyday people was good, like one of the best things about what happened right afterwards was the way a lot of people came together who lived here, but also how a lot of people kind of came in, pitched in, brought food, brought generators, but officially with like government the semi-governmental groups, they dropped the ball. >> anthony: what was the problem? >> josmar: they weren't ready for it. the rockaways by design was never a place where there was a lot of good investment, or infrastructure anyway to begin with. >> anthony: why? look, this is what you would call prime oceanfront property, not far from new york city, what's going o

now he's just walking on that -- what looks like a sandy beach there.aybe now your brain will start to fill in the pieces here. >> catching up, it's catching up. >> yeah. >> like underwater cave in which he's upside down. >> now, watch. looks like he dives off the sandy beach into the water. >> no. >> that is so cool. >> yeah. >> you know what, that looks like a stream, if you show it from this angle, it was so cool. >> but how are they able to run upside down in water? >> well, think about it. he's holding his breath, right? so it will make him more buoyant, but up is down. >> here's the thing that really messed with my head. that stream -- it looks like he's jumping over. that's one big air bubble on the ceiling of the pass through cave. >> you wish someone was on the other side of the water to snatch him out. >> yeah. pull him out so it looks like he's really going. >>> it's time to give away it's ipad mini. to enter you need wednesday's buzz word. be at least 18 years old and a legal resident of the u.s. >> "rtm" buzz word is coming up in a little b

i say that after superstrong sandy, the worst natural disaster in the states history. i brought billions of dollars back. when people like doug quinn was told by the government know, he's a marine, told know you not get paid, i went to bat for him and got his money. that's the type i've been in for new jersey. >> let's be clear. violated federal law, abused the power of his office, disgraced the senate. and not just the only thing there are other allegations, specific allegations against senator menendez. on top of that is not just corrupt. it's ineffective. 25 years in washington, 16 just with a democratic president and new jersey is dead last. we get the least leased back to washington than any state in the country. it's not right. it's time for change. >> mr. menendez, d 1/32? >> we would get a lot more back if we were not ripped off by the trump administration who he shall put in power, give hundreds of thousands of dollars campaign, wisest finance chair chair here in new jersey and was a delegate at the convention and we end up with a $2 trillion tax bill that is

trump tweeted this two weeks after hurricane sandy.ama campaigned with jay-z and spring at the scene while hurricane sandy victims across new york and new jersey are still decimated by sandy. wrong. that happens all the time. there is is has been said many times a tweet from donald trump for everything. for this, this president, what used to be wrong is now right simply because it's him doing it. do as he says, not as he does. what you're seeing isn't happening. and he always seems to be able to find a crowd of people to go along with it and cheer him on. it's a wildly held belief that president george w. bush never recovered from his response to hurricane katrina. he flew over the scenes of the damage in air force one initially too little, too late, too far removed. denying thousands of puerto ricans, americans died in the aftermath of maria, died from lack of power and lack of access to doctors and medicine than they ordinarily would have. the president doesn't recognize those deaths, those human beings as victims of the storm. last

sandi sanchez was one of heidy's co-workers. >> we worked with hazardous chemicals and gasses. crazy things that you wouldn't expect a couple of girls to want to do. >> reporter: heidy seemed to thrive in a workplace that favored hard hats over heels. >> it was dangerous if you didn't follow the rules. in fact, quote from heidy, everything is dangerous, it's just what will kill you the quickest. >> reporter: to sandi, heidy became more than a co-worker. >> i considered her my best friend. she's a person that you knew into never stab you in the back. she's a person that you knew would always have your back. >> reporter: in person she could be both, sweet and salty, and that caught the attention of one of her colleagues, 25-year-old conrad truman. >> i noticed her first in the hallway. >> reporter: what did you think? >> i thought she was cute, and i noticed her hard hat, and they have a little personality or stickers, you know. and hers said, it's all about me. deal with it. i was kind of thinking this girl's kind of a feisty girl. >> i want to try it again. >> reporter: soon co

, yesterday hurricane sandy victims across new jersey are decimated by sandy.s all the time. there is and it's been said many times a tweet from donald trump for everything. for this, this president, what used to be wrong is now right, simply because it's him doing it. do as he says, not as he does. what you are seeing isn't happening. he always seems to be able find a crowd of people to go along with it and cheer him on in a storm. it's a widely held belief that george w. bush never recovered from his response to hurricane katrina. he flew over the scenes of damage and air force one this president's track record in hurricane response so far, includes throwing paper towels at puerto ricans, denying that thousands died in the aftermath of maria, from lack of power and access to medicine and doctors. died earlier in greater numbers than they ordinarily would have. the president doesn't recognize those deaths. those human beings as victims of the storm. last night he was at campaign rallies, other americans sat in the dark without power, mourning the loss of their

what happened in sandy hook is an absolute tragedy. but as ned likes to do to focus just on guns as the sole problem, it is not the sole problem. we need to start limiting access to schools. we need to keep guns out of the hands of people who should not have them largely a mental health issue. unfortunately, we're probably a the point where we need not teachers but we probably up to the different towns, trained personnel in schools to protect our kids. in terms of police community relationships i agree the more collaboration we can have the more activities we can have together, i think it makes it better. but number one comes security. i also don't think the early release program by dan malloy is helping. i really don't. 50% of the people released under that program end up back in jail. the mass murder in fwrisswoled was caused by somebody who was released from prison early. i could go on with examples for hours. drug overdoses on the new green haven green was somebody molested 37 times. this always very serious issue, we need to look

meteorologist sandy batell in for drew. we saw milder temperatures today than yesterday. >> we did and deanne we saw a few showers in the north bay. as we look at live doppler 7, despite the cloud cover temperatures did go up. no rain on the ray for now but that is going to be changing as we track a storm off the coastline here. here is an hour by hour time line beginning tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 p.m. it will be cloudy across the bay area, as we head into 6:00 p.m. a few showers begin to move into the north bay, where the focus remains right on through about 10:00 at night, 11:00 p.m. at night, and then the widespread rain will begin to shift. on our storm impact scale tuesday we have a light system, it's a level one, light to moderate rain, about 1/10 to 61/ s6/10 at the most and not impac scale for monday night. it's focused mainly in the north bay, not widespread. i'll be back with a complete look at the forecast come up. >> thanks. >>> crews have the materials they need to begin bracing two damaged steel beams that fo

you can never please them. >> if barack obama gave a campaign rally as hurricane sandy was ravaging new york, you would have went ballistic. then the next day if barack obama brought a rap star into the white house? judge jeanine: there is too much news. today khashoggi, there is talk he might have been murdered in the saudi consulate. dan, what do you think should happen given we have a $110 billion arms deal pending with saudi arabia. >> there is a p.c. answer and a non-p.c. one. if this happened and he was cut up with a bone saw like some people alleged, then this is a serious crime that should be taken seriously. but there is a global picture here. we are on a razor's edge with iran, and to throw out completely over what would be a horrible, dozen gusting death could bring the deaths of thousands more. but this does have to be dealt with. this is an inhumane savage thing to do. judge jeanine: chris, before i let you respond, i want to ask you a question. you took the side of barack obama as it related to president trump in the release. why is it that obama couldn't get three people

when i meet doug quinn, a sandy victim. when i brought billions of dollars back, when the government turned their back on them, and they reopened the case. when i met someone on the autism spectrum, passed autism care into law. when i saw the nature of the base we had, a new mission for casey 46, incredibly important. those speak volumes about who i am, what i'm working for. moderator: mr. hugin, senator menendez made reference to the ad you have running at the moment i believe where you accuse him of having had sex with underage prostitutes. that ad has been roundly criticized, and you stand here next to mr. menendez and defend it? mr. hugin: absolutely. the ad does not say we charge it. we are talking about an fbi sworn affidavit. let me address some basic questions here. when i started this campaign, less than one in three new jerseyans knew senator menendez was indicted by the obama justice department. this is a job interview, not a trial. i am not saying we should retry senator menendez, but people deserve to know all

sandy kofax. the greatest pitcher of all time. 82-year-old there to check it out. he gets a pass as one of the classiest of all time. jock peterson, third pitch. mike, it's 1-0. it gets worse for the braves. max muncy, three-run jack. it's 4-0 and the dodgers are well in control. just to make sure, hernandez. they lead 1-0. sandy is dodgers blue and looking good. >>> there's another class act. bob uecker in the front row. the brewers broadcaster. sees the brewers win against colorado. yelich a 2-run shot gets milwaukee all excited. they lead it 2-0 until the 9th inning. charlie blackmon, one of of theiatest beards in all of sport -- greatest beards in all of sports. ties it up. 2-2 until the bottom of the 10th. he knows there's no chance and the brewers have been celebrating. they lead the series 1-0. that like the dodgers series is the best-of-7. >>> i speak for a lot of napa natives who see this tournament as fun but it's a reminder of the one-year anniversary of the fire. still beaut full -- beautiful. they have recovered and doing nicely. phil mickelson, lefty,

. >> it was published after sandy hook. >> yes. >> so, five years since sandy hook... >> yeah. >> ...you have fortified more than 150 schools. >> yes. >> i looked at it and some of the recommendations, and i know you say it's a -- it's a customized approach. >> it is. >> you have to evaluate every school, and then, you use your resources in order to, for lack of a better word, harden the target. >> sure. and we train assessors so we don't have to keep going back to the same schools. we train those who are now aware of what the issues are and how to keep evaluating. but we also need, if you will, the activists on the other side to back off, because this is much more than simply giving guns to teachers. this is a program that says, "we're here to help protect your kids." >> it's a diverse program. it includes cutting shrubbery, it recommends against parking lots, it recommends certain kinds of windows, it recommends certain kinds of fences. >> yeah. >> all these kinds of things that can protect it. the criticism, of course, is that it creates a prison-like environment for schools. but..

. >>> mark sandy joins us for more analysis on the labor market and the economy. he is the chief economist at moody's analytics good to see you again mark welcome back. >> hi, sue, thanks. >> it did seem to be a stellar report. and you put some of the job creation softness up to weather concerns like florence. >> yeah, i think that was a big reason. if you extract florence, underlying job growth is around 200,000 per month. that's what it's been over the past six month, the past year, really over the past eight, nine years. and that is very strong. that's double the rate of growth in the labor force, the number of people coming into the labor force looking for work. and thus unemployment and underemployment declines we are now at 3.7% unemployment rate. this is a very, very tight labor market getting a lot tighter. >> i think it's safe to say it got everybody's attention when we said that it was the lowest rate we have seen since 1969. we had a little fun. we compared other benchmarks from 1969 with today to see how we have done. gdp was about the same back in '69

. >> now, a look at sandy beach ottawa who up -- sandy beach on oahu's south shore, a popular surfing location. 's south beach on oahu shore is one of hawaii's most popular surfing locations. >> the culture is really cool. we have a brotherhood. we'll watch out for each other. we are all friends. everybody who comes here regularly knows each other, and and givewaves everybody else waves to catch and stuff like that. so we are always sharing waves. that's a nice feeling when you come here, kind of like home. [wind and waves] [search crashing -- surf crashing] this is like the capital of surfing. it's a royal sport, so as a hawaiian you want to perpetuate the culture. and from a practical level, if you are here the ways are dangerous, and often times you see people come here, they don't understand the waves, they don't understand that they can be really powerful. and so you see families jumping in there and getting in trouble. vantage of the knowing about the surf, respecting the ocean, and we can help them by telling them, you don't want to go here. and actually we have done a bunch of

that's why, again, i fought so hard to get the $61 billion for sandy relief. highest offer on the table was 20 billion. when mick mull mulvaney, the but director -- who i have no use for -- he tried to change the law so that, in effect, you'd be denying people the benefits of the 9/11 health care bill. i even met with jon stewart and i, we held a news conference also with rl -- [inaudible] so i am independent whether it was the bush administration, whether it was the obama administration. i really was disappointed they gave us no support going into saudi arabia. and by the way, president obama signed the biggest arms deal ever with saudi arabia. so we should keep this in a nonpartisan discussion. so, no, gym me on my record. >> to you fall on the political spectrum for democrats? in some ways this year is like a tea party defining moment for the democratic party where it was several years ago for the republicans. to you align yourself with her policies? where are you on the political spectrumsome. >> no, i am definitely not a socialist, and i am fighting for w

>> guest: i'm getting glare is that you sandy? that's sandy levenson who's a professor of law at ut who's written a book about the floss of the constitution. o. >> i went to law school, and made my worst grade in constitutional law. so i'm having ptsd flashbacks right now. from the professor. [laughter] well, before the constitutional order of 1787 we had the articles of confederation, which were truly, they were unworkable. and the founders of the country and their wisdom realized that wasn't going to work. i think with the separation of powers, these founders distrusted concentrations of pwer. and so, we got this system of separational powers, and the federal and state system. but, a governmental structure like that requires a good deal of good faith on the part of people in government. and good faith has come and gone over the course of our history, but for the big middle of the 20th century, there was a broad consensus in american life as to what would do the most good for the most people? and if you look at eisenhower, eisenh

on my thinking about these issues that what happened in december of 2012 in newtown, connecticut, sandy hook elementary school. i change the way i view these issues. i had to make a decision at that time whether to continue to oppose legislation which would change the law with regard to gun violence or whether i would support commonsense measures. we finally had about a couple months later in 2013 we had to vote on a background check bill which was aborted attempt supported by the 90% of american people, a limit on the number of bullet you can shoot and third a ban on a military style assault weapons. since that time we've had vote on denying terrorist or someone who suspected to be a terrorist would know they are terrorists and we don't put them on airplanes, we've also had votes on that as well. there are a series of steps we can take to at least, at least reduce the likelihood that we will have another sandy hook. but, unfortunately, as you mentioned 239 schools, the most recent, most prominent in parkland, in parkland, florida. we need to take action if this should be bipartisan. we

hurricane sandy victims still decimated by sandy. wrong. but not wrong for him? how the administration reacts, and hopefully the president rallies around the people in need, many of whom are in states he won, as he did for the faith. ful at his rally tonight. it only costs you a nickel to know what matters most in a situation like this. on a nickel, it says e pluribus unum. out of many, one. that is who we are, and that is who our challenge to be right now. our hurricane coverage continues. we've got don lemon and "cnn tonight." don, we thought it was going to be bad, and it is. >> and that should be our focus. we should focus on how we see it when we cover these stories, the humanity and people. they don't care what gender you are, what ethnicity you are, how old you are. if they can help you, they help you in these situations, and we shouldn't be focused on the president. we know that this is a man of hypocrisy. we know what he said about the former president, but he doesn't seem to hold those same values when it comes to himself. i think we should keep the foc

i traveled with sandy. she sat next to me one day, she said congressman, i'm working to become a legal immigrant. please do not let people who not gone through the process that i've gone through just be able to become legal. that is not fair for me and that's not fair for the country. sandy was coming back to ohio. sandy is the one i think we should be thinking about more. somebody who worked through the system. that's why i support changing our system and making it better. i support modifying the old system. not the system that has been there in place. it's congress's issue. this is something congress should be doing. it's frustrating when i hear senator brown talk about the president. he loves washington and chuck schumer so much he forgot voting to fix the immigration system. that's the issue that is so disheartening for me. russ: senator brown. sen. brown: congressman renacci works for the d.c. travel tourism bureau. congressman renacci keeps talking about my time in washington. he's hardly a newbie. he

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now remember 2012 hurricane sandy, superstorm sandy devastated the new york city region and rememberast month hurricane florence that created all-time record flooding in north carolina both had wind speeds well below hurricane michael today, but they still cause massive damage due to their large size. let's get to regina miller accuweather meteorologist with the latest. >> well, we do, we have all of that, with this system. we've got the winds we've got the storm surge, we've got the heavy rainfall, as well, and hurricane michael just diminished in intensity to a category 3 but you could see as it went across the western panhandle of florida you could see the eye very clearly for quite some time still kind of seeing a little hint of that, and now it's maximum sustained winds at 125 miles per hour. expected to diminish to a tropical storm as we go into the wee hours of thursday morning as it moves across central parts of georgia, and then on into the carolinas before working its way off the coastline, some of the top wind gusts that we've had reported so far, these are just some of th

sandy rief is a registered republican, but has been voting democratic lately. he's a tax attorney.democrat who runs a non-profit. and cherie denham is a republican who's employed by a law firm. >> this e2016 election cycle is just as important or more important than 2016. you know, songeone is cal this trump's reelection. >> woodruff: trevor, what about u? how important do you think it is? >> it's like cherie touched on, this has been called the trump reelection, and for those who don't want to hear that, now is the time to get up and make a difference. >> woodruff: let's talk about what is on your mind. what is it that is driving your vote this time? >> there ar a lot of issues. there are a lot of things at stake. we have two taxes on our ballot in hillsboro county. if those pass, we will be the highest taxed county in florida, so that's very important to me. with the unfortunate event inec parkland, thed amendment has become a huge issue here in florida and i don't believe we need more gun control rights. >> woodruff: why not? e need help people with mental health issues. it's no

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