yells, sec.linton: it is all part of his scorched-earth campaign that goes against everything we stand for. so, do you know how we are going to stop him? by showing up with the biggest turnout in american history. [applause] sec. clinton: we need everybody to turn out and vote. women, young people, people of color, the lgbtq unity, latinos, african-americans, americans from all walks of life. let's break every single record. let's make that the story of this election. [applause] sec. clinton: and, you know, here is some really good news. this is amazing. more than 20 million people have already voted in this election. [applause] sec. clinton: most of those votes in the last few days, three million of those votes from right here in florida. [applause] sec. clinton: now, you only see numbers like that when people are standing up for what they really believe in. so, if all of you vote, if your friends, your families, your coworkers vote, if everyone you talk to votes, we are going to make some reall

[applause] sec.linton: i also want to thank sheriff israel for being here. and mayer resnick just gave me a key to the city. [applause] and i want to thank my longtime friend and such a great leader, chad griffin. human rights campaign president. i know that chad told me there are a bunch of human rights campaign organizers. [applause] and you know, as i've said many times, hrc for hrc sounds good to me. [applause] sec. clinton: well, my friends, just nine days left until november 8. nine days that really will determine the outcome of the most important election of our lifetimes. and we cannot take anyone or anything for granted. it is great to be here at the manor complex, a place that means so much to so many. and there have been ups and downs in all that we have gone through over the years. and even in this campaign. but i want you to know i have focused on one thing -- you. your lives, your futures. [applause] sec. clinton: the problems they keep you up at night, that is what i'm interested in an

sec. mabus: i don't think i can improve much on that answer. we're ready today to transition on big programs, on the budget, on the way forward. after the election, it'll be more the one-on-one. it'll be the sort of explanations. sec. mabus: and one thing the pentagon does very well in my experience is get you ready to go in in terms of briefings, in terms of where we are in any specific thing, in terms of making sure that nothing falls through the cracks as you move from one administration to the next because, as michele knows better than anyone here, there is no -- there can't be a scene . there's no luxury of having a couple of days after the inaugural to figure things out. you've got to be ready at 12:01 on january 20th to meet whatever comes. sec. james: and i would just maybe add that for the department of defense, it's a centralized effort for us. so osd is running this effort, gathering up these papers and documents. each of us has thoughts about what the next team needs to know ab

sec. clinton well, first of all, i support the second amendment. i lived in arkansas for 18 wonderful years. i represented upstate new york. i understand and respect the tradition of gun ownership. it goes back to the founding of our country. but i also believe that there can be and must be reasonable regulation. because i support the second amendment doesn't mean that i want people who shouldn't have guns to be able to threaten you, kill you or members of your family. and so when i think about what we need to do, we have 33,000 people a year who die from guns. i think we need comprehensive background checks, need to close the online loophole, close the gun show loophole. there's other matters that i think are sensible that are the kind of reforms that would make a difference that are not in any way conflicting with the second amendment. you mentioned the heller decision. and what i was saying that you referenced, chris, was that i disagreed with the way the court applied the second amendm

sec. clinton: he has campaigned for me around the country, you are the most dangerous person to run for president in the modern history of america. i think he's right. moderator: let's turn to aleppo. mr. trump, in the last debate, you were both asked about the situation in the syrian city of aleppo. and i want to follow up on that, because you said several things in that debate which were not true, sir. you said that aleppo has basically fallen. in fact, there -- in fact, there are -- mr. trump: it's a catastrophe. i mean -- moderator: it's a catastrophe, but there -- mr. trump: -- it's a mess. moderator: there are a quarter of -- mr. trump: have you seen it? have you seen it? moderator: sir -- mr. trump: have you seen what's happening to aleppo? moderator: sir, if i may finish my question -- mr. trump: ok, so it hasn't fallen. take a look at it. moderator: well, there are a quarter of a million people still living there and being slaughtered. mr. trump: that's right. and they are being s

sec. clinton well, as he was talking, i was thinking about a young girl i met here in las vegas, carla, who is very worried that her parents might be deported, because she was born in this country but they were not. they work hard, they do everything they can to give her a good life. and you're right. i don't want to rip families apart. i don't want to be sending parents away from children. i don't want to see the deportation force that donald has talked about in action in our country. we have 11 million undocumented people. they have 4 million american citizen children, 15 million people. he said as recently as a few weeks ago in phoenix that every undocumented person would be subject to deportation. now, here's what that means. it means you would have to have a massive law enforcement presence, where law enforcement officers would be going school to school, home to home, business to business, rounding up people who are undocumented. and we would then have to put them on trains, on buses

sec. clinton thank you very much, chris. and thanks to unlv for hosting us. you know, i think when we talk about the supreme court, it really raises the central issue in this election, namely, what kind of country are we going to be? what kind of opportunities will we provide for our citizens? what kind of rights will americans have? and i feel strongly that the supreme court needs to stand on the side of the american people, not on the side of the powerful corporations and the wealthy. for me, that means that we need a supreme court that will stand up on behalf of women's rights, on behalf of the rights of the lgbt community, that will stand up and say no to citizens united, a decision that has undermined the election system in our country because of the way it permits dark, unaccountable money to come into our electoral system. i have major disagreements with my opponent about these issues and others that will be before the supreme court. but i feel that at this point in our country's hi

[applause] sec. clinton: and we will take on homelessness, bullying and violence. particularly youth homelessness, which disproportionately hurts lgbt kids. and we are going to end the harmful practice of so-called conversion therapy. [applause] sec. clinton: lgbt kids don't need to be cured of anything, they just need to be accepted and embraced and respected. [applause] sec. clinton: and yes, we will bring people together to reform our gun laws and keep guns from falling into the wrong hands, so that what happened in orlando can never happen again. [applause] sec. clinton: now, some of you know chad griffin, and others know this issue really is important to me. i have traveled to 112 countries as your secretary of state. i saw how countries around the world treated lesbians, gay, bisexual and transgender people. and i believe with all my heart , america has to lead by example. i want lgbt people in every corner of our country, because don't forget -- you have moved far away from a lot of the places

sec. first of all, i support the second amendment. i lived in arkansas for 18 wonderful years. i represented upstate new york. i understand and respect the tradition of gun ownership. it goes back to the founding of our country. but i also believe that there can be and must be reasonable regulation. because i support the second amendment doesn't mean that i want people who shouldn't have guns to be able to threaten you, kill you or members of your family. and so when i think about what we need to do, we have 33,000 people a year who die from guns. i think we need comprehensive background checks, need to close the online loophole, close the gun show loophole. there's other matters that i think are sensible that are the kind of reforms that would make a difference that are not in any way conflicting with the second amendment. you mentioned the heller decision. and what i was saying that you referenced, chris, was that i disagreed with the way the court applied the second amendment in that ca

[applause] sec. clinton: and yes, we will bring people together to reform our gun laws and keep guns from falling into the wrong hands, so that what happened in orlando can never happen again. [applause] sec. clinton: now, some of you know chad griffin, and others know this issue really is important to me. i have traveled to 112 countries as your secretary of state. i saw how countries around the world treated lesbians, gay, bisexual and transgender people. and i believe with all my heart, america has to lead by example. i want lgbt people in every corner of our country, because don't forget -- you have moved far away from a lot of the places where people are still scared to death. right? [applause] sec. clinton: and we are going to elevate this issue. we are going to talk about it. we are going to reach out. so when you vote in this election it is not just my name on the ballot, it is your future. it is who we are as a country. it is every issue we care about. and make no mistake, lgbt rights are at

sec. pritzker: i have no idea. [laughter] i think, in picking time that my advice to a president would be you need balance between someone who can be a messenger, as part of your job. be a negotiator, as part of your job. and the a manager as part of , your job. so, you're looking for people who can effectuate that, but assemble teams that can actually execute it. >> do presidents let people assemble teams, or do they send them a list of people that worked in the campaign or were somehow associated with the administration in some way and "here is a list of people you pick for assistant secretary." does that hamper your ability to pick teams? sec. pritzker: my experience was -- i was given the flexibility, within certain parameters, to assemble the team that we wanted and needed. >> certain parameters being what? sec. pritzker: you know, making sure that we had good gender balance, good diversity, things like that. and that which was actually to the benefit of our department. so those were

sec. clinton there is a lot of evidence about the very good work -- mr. trump: it's been very well studied. sec. clinton -- and the high rankings -- moderator: please let me mr. trump speak. mr. trump: -- and it's a criminal enterprise, and so many people know it. moderator: please let mr. trump speak. mr. trump: it's a criminal enterprise. saudi arabia giving $25 million, qatar, all of these countries. you talk about women and women's rights? so these are people that push gays off business -- off buildings. these are people that kill women and treat women horribly. and yet you take their money. so i'd like to ask you right now, why don't you give back the money that you've taken from certain countries that treat certain groups of people so horribly? why don't you give back the money? i think it would be a great gesture. because she takes a tremendous amount of money.

sec.oniz: there is no issue about the very significant major driving role of human activity. i have said before in a congressional hearing, you really do not have to know much more than counting to understand. using results obtained in the 19th century, the rate of emitting co2 takes us into this realm of degrees of centigrade warming if we do not address it in these next decades. charlie: it takes us into the range of centigrade warming -- sec. moniz: there is an international, pretty much, consensus that two degrees centigrade -- if you go beyond that, we are getting into much serious categories. charlie: bill gates said we need an energy miracle. anything that is half the price of today's energy, cheaper than coal, totally reliable, that is an energy miracle. sec. moniz: that statement by bill gates has engendered two kinds of reactions. one is we agreed and the other is we do not agree. one argument is that we have the technology now and let's just deploy them. when i am asked which on

i was naive." (11 secs) jackie says she felt like she was going to be misquoted, but felt pressured by the magazine to participate in the story, and that when a friend of hers mentioned her concerns to the reporter, sabrina erdely, grfx (4 secs) erdely responded "there's no pulling the plug at this point - the article is moving forward." (10 secs) the article became rolling stone's most-read non-celebrity story ever - erdely, highly critical of the uva adminsitration - including nicole eramo. amy robach how would you describe how "rolling stone" portrayed you? nicole eramo they made it look like i used the trust of young women to cover up rapes and that was so far from anything i would ever do. it was just unbelievable to me. grfx (18 secs) eramo is suing erdely and the magazine for over $7 million dollars, saying she was painted as a "chief villain." jackie disagreeing with the article's portrayal of eramo in her deposition saying assault. quote: "she wanted to see me get some kind of justice" (17 secs) since its publishing, the rolling stone article has been retracted, but jackie mai

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[applause] sec. clinton: think of the people we would put to work -- technology, animation, research, -- innovation, research, advanced manufacturing, and yes, small business. i want to be the best small business president you can have to help people start and grow their business. we're also going to make america

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sec. to syria, to some degree. it's been marred by these breaches of the cease-fire and by the destruction and by russia's persistent support of assad in a way that is beyond the seeking of a political settlement, if you will. and i think that the bombing of aleppo right now is inexcusable. it's beyond any -- beyond the pale of any notion of strategic or otherwise. it's indiscriminate. it is -- they took out a hospital last night. i think 400 civilians have been killed in the last eight days; 100 of them are children. and we've made it crystal clear to them that under those kinds of circumstances it is not possible to be cooperating, and we need to see a change. steven: so are we on the verge of taking down this scaffolding and walking away from any chance of going back to your plan of a joint implementation center and a deal with the russians on how to do it, or are you willing to give it another chance? sec. kerry: no, i think we're on the verge of suspending the discussion, because you

sec.urwell: thank you very much, nathan. i really appreciate you joining us this month -- this morning. we are quickly approaching an important and momentous date in november. as a nation, we faced what seems like years of partisan misinformation, pundits are talking about it and asleep and many of you have spent countless column inches dissecting one part of it or another. beenuth, we have really building to this point for four years. i'm talking about november 1, the day that the health insurance marketplace is going to open up for our fourth open enrollment. the opportunity for every american to sign up for quality health coverage that doesn't currently have it. less than two weeks away, i want to outline her vision for this fourth open enrollment and for the marketplace going forward. any conversation that looks ahead should start with a little bit of a look back. today, it is easy to forget where the health insurance market was before the affordable care act. americans with pre-existi

(6 secs) the article - and its highly critical of the uva administration. sabina: she went to the administration and told them that she had been gang raped - and the administration did nothing about it (5 secs) dean eramo - the public face of the scandal - becomes public enemy number one. amy robach: you were scared? nicole eramo: yeah. i felt like-- i was sure i was gonna be fired. i was sure that-- and i just didn't know if i could do it. honestly. (emotional) and i went to work it. (9 secs) but the story was later discredited - with rolling stone acknowledging mistakes in its reporting process - and the charlottesville police making a blockbuster announcement. longo presser: we're not able to conclude to any substantive degree that an incident that's consistent with the facts contained in that article occurred. (10 secs) so now eramo's fighting back? filing a 7.85 million dollar defamation suit against rolling stone, and the reporter of article - sabrina rubin erdely. chryon libby locke: it portrayed her as a callous, indifferent administrator who became

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sec. pritzker: i have no idea. [laughter] think in taking cabinet secretaries my advice to a --sident would the would be, you need balance between someone that can be a job.nger, as part of your be a negotiator, as part of your job. the manager as part of your job. so, you're looking for people who can effectuate that, but assemble teams that can actually execute it. do presidents let people execute teams, or do they send them a list of people that worked in the campaign or were associated with the "here isation and say a list of people you pick for assistant secretary." does that hamper your ability to pick teams? sec. pritzker: i was given the flexibility within certain parameters to assemble the team that we wanted and needed. >> certain parameters being what? sec. pritzker: making sure we had gender balance, good diversity, things like that. which was actually to the benefit of our department. those were the parameters i was comfortable with. i felt i had a lot of flexibility to assemb

sec. clinton well, first of all, what he just said about the state department is not only untrue, it's been debunked numerous times. sec. clinton but i think it's really an important issue. he raised the 30 years of experience, so let me just talk briefly about that. you know, back in the 1970s, i worked for the children's defense fund. and i was taking on discrimination against african-american kids in schools. he was getting sued by the justice department for racial discrimination in his apartment buildings. in the 1980s, i was working to reform the schools in arkansas. he was borrowing $14 million from his father to start his businesses. in the 1990s, i went to beijing and i said women's rights are human rights. he insulted a former miss universe, alicia machado, called her an eating machine. mr. trump: give me a break. sec. clinton and on the day when i was in the situation room, monitoring the raid that brought osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting the "celebrity apprentice." so

i was naive." (11 secs) jackie says she felt like she was going to be misquoted, but felt pressured in the story, and that when a friend of hers mentioned her concerns to the reporter, sabrina erdely, grfx (4 secs) erdely responded "there's no pulling the plug at this point - the article is moving forward." (10 secs) the article became rolling stone's most-read non-celebrity story ever - erdely, highly critical of the uva adminsitration - including former associate dean nicole eramo. amy robach how would you describe how "rolling stone" portrayed you? nicole eramo the trust of young women to cover up rapes and that was so far from anything i would ever do. it was just unbelievable to me. grfx (18 secs) eramo is suing erdely and the magazine for over $7 million dollars, saying she was painted as a "chief villain." jackie disagreeing with the article's portrayal of eramo in her deposition saying the dean never discouraged her from reporting the alleged assault. quote: "she wanted to see me get some kind of justice" (17 secs) since its publishing, the rolling stone article has been retrac

sec. clinton: well, i certainly will. because i think that's a very fair and important question. look, i respect his children. his children are incredibly able and devoted, and i think that says a lot about donald. i don't agree with nearly anything else he says or does, but i do respect that, and i think that is something that as a mother and her grandmother, is very important to me. so, i believe that this election has become in part so conflict oriented, so intense because there's a lot at stake. this is not an ordinary time. this is not an ordinary election. we are going to be choosing a president who will set policy for -- not just four or eight years, but because of some of the important decisions we have to make here at home and around the world, from the supreme court to energy and so much else -- so there is a lot at stake. it's one of the most consequential elections we have had. and that is why i have tried to put forth specific policies and plans, trying to get it off of the pe

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sec. clinton: donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a 4. maybe a five if she loses the is as healthy as a horse. you know, the one vladimir putin rides around on. last night, ending on a handshake. today the candidates are back to business and on the trail. clinton will be in ohio. trump in pennsylvania and ohio. northwest, stephanie ramos. autria: handshake, that's good news. virginia voters have a second chance or register. an extension of the original deadline after a computer glitch. suzanne has more if you still haven't registered. suzanne: we have been reporting on this all week long and wondering whether there will be a change. the change came yesterday. we should tell you that the of virginia elections commissioner initially said he wouldn't change the deadline and now a judge has ruled that there would on monday. the basis for registered -- the website was either slow or unresponsive for many virginia residents. officials agree that there could be an extension, but it would have to be ordered by a judge. it extends the deadline thr

sot - sec. ash carter / dept. of defense "make no mistake - whether they're flying airplanes overhead - or whether they're advising units on the ground - even behind the frontlines - they are at risk." defense ash carter arrived here in iraq. sot - sec. ash carter / dept. of defense "we must do this. we must protect ourselves from isil. // they need to be destroyed." carter says this operation has been a year in the making - and encouraged by the progress in the last week - everything, he said, going according to plan. nats but there is significant resistance? isis fighters have been using waves of suicide bombers, i- e-ds, booby trapped homes? even armed drones. nats - (aptn - kirkuk) the fighting isn't limited to of kirkuk this weekend - as forces re-capture isis-held areas? many are celebrating. sot - "you cannot sleep without fear? because you cannot guess when they will take you at night and kill you." and with as many as one and a half million civilians still in mosul, there is growing worry about a potentia

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sec. mabus: all right, what your ego. -- well, here we go. >> who represents the largest bigat and do we have a enough navy to confront these challenges at the same time? sec. mabus: well, i'm not going to get in the business of rating . all of these are potential threats. very seriouspose and very current challenges and we have to pay attention to all of them. we can't pick one and say -- we are going to take care of you and ignore the rest. in answer to the second part of your question, we do not have a big enough fleet. we've had to make choices. we don't have a big enough fleet to meet our current assessed needs and do all the missions that the united states gives us. and even though we are rebalancing the pacific to put 6% of the fleet there, we are , we are not nato ignoring centcom, the middle east, we are not ignoring any of these potential, potential threats. the navycently changed ratings to make them general -- gender-neutral. except for seamen. the audience member wants to know

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the 12th we and worse, last night his comments and sec. williams [applause] report anything like that to happen right here in the state of colorado and he says the safeguard measures which they take are so detailed that they say but it is nearly impossible virtually impossible that is. he said none of the voting booths here are actually connected to the internet which makes it very difficult for hackers which ended for people they say county clerks and all the counties work hard to make sure that the process with brands with integrity and dozens of people trapped out there ballots downtown today including the governor who made his support for hillary official and he also talked to the sec. williams this morning's home explained the voting safeguards. >> so there are a number of steps we take none of our ballot tabulation systems are connected to the internet at all. so you can hack into them from another country, you would have to break into a lacked area, through video video surveillance, and alters the timber evidence sealed. so we would

reaction, author of "unholy alliance," the chief counsel for the american center for law and justice jay sec low and charlie hurt and fox news contributor doug schoen. >> doug. i have interviewed military people, one incident where they mishandled classified information and they lost their jobs and in some cases were tried and some cases going to jail over mishandling of one piece, and i was watching -- i got home at 4:30 in the morning last night, amend i'm watching these other channels. never before in the history of this country has anyone said the opponent should be in jail, and

sec. lew: first let me thank peterson for posting, you for moderating, and adam for the kind introduction. the global economy has been a challenge to get into high gear. it is not a recession. we have to be clear we are talking about slow growth, not a financial crisis or recession. the question is, how do you go from slow growth to the kind of growth that will help lift people around the world? how you deal with the frustration that is dealing with the benefits of a growing economy? you asked about fiscal policy. we have been trying for many years to make the case that the economic policy makers of the world have to use all the tools we have. you cannot just rely on monetary policy. you need fiscal policy and structural reform to get a coordinated use to get the economy into gear. when i became treasury secretary almost four years ago, there was a pretty heated debate over austerity versus growth. it was as if you could cut your way to growth was one theory, or spend your way was the othe

take sot trt:23 sec outcue:demostr ando gabriel al momentos los gigantes.......---recuerde que puede seguirn en los medios sociales, cuando mexico envía su gente... ...ellos traen crimen... ellos son violadores. va a tener una fuerza masiva de deportación? los vamos a deportar. los vamos a capturar de una manera muy humana. y vamos a levanter un muro. todos somos californianos. yo soy tom steyer. y es hora de alzar la voz. regístratate y vota. vota. ---recuerde que puede seguirnos en los medios sociales, tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su ntallaqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 77 saratoga: 77 oakland: 72 san francisco:66 santa rosa:80 walnut creek: 74 ================= el pronostico extendido para lproximos cinco dias: san jose jueves:77 viernes:84 sabado:79 domingo: 83 lunes:77 mar

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what is the sec supposed to do? look out for investors. wants new disclosures. how many polar bears did you hug this quarter? things that don't relate to stock returns or what will protect investors. i don't get it but -- cheryl: she wants what she wants. a lot of her lefty friend what they want the companies to do is disclose who they're giving political money to. >> not sure it is the role of sec though. try to pass legislation, try to get it through the courts if that is what you want to do. i don't think it is the job here. look, we say the senator from massachusetts is too liberal, i mean, yeah like saying they wear their hats too big in texas. tell me something i don't know. cheryl: interesting that she is going after mary jo white, independent, appointed by president obama. 12-page letter waste of time or does she have a point? >> she very clearly has an agenda here. this is political jockeying at its best. what does political contributions, disclosures of that, how does it help investor decide to invest in stock? i don't think it does anything. there is

but it is being looked at by the sec and local authorities.ll stenger was the ceo of a ski resort in northern vermont, a big one. just a few miles from the canadian border, it gets tons of snow a year but it was a downtrodden place before he figured out a way to expand it and that involved a government program, the eb-5 program. which is what program? susan: yeah, so the eb-5 program, it is designed to help rural areas create jobs and gives foreign investors a way to potentially get a green card. they invest in these areas. if the project they invest in creates 10 jobs more or less, they get a green card. carol: let's bring in pedro. this is an individual in caracas, wanted a better way of life for he and his family. susan: yeah, they had suffered a lot of violence as so many people there have and were looking for a quick way out. and through an immigration attorney heard about these projects. by the time he got involved, stenger and his partner decided to expand into biotech, and take over and renovate this entire city of newport, which is ab

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sec. clinton he has all the conspiracy theories -- mr. trump: iran is taking over iraq. moderator: secretary clinton, it's -- mr. trump: iran is taking over iraq. we don't gain anything. sec. clinton: sec. clinton this conspiracy theory, which he's been spewing out for quite some time. mr. trump: if they did it by surprise -- moderator: wait, wait, wait, secretary clinton, it's an open discussion. sec. clinton: he says -- mr. trump: we could have gained if they did it by surprise. moderator: secretary, please let mr. trump speak. sec. clinton -- unfit, and he proves it every time he talks. mr. trump: no, you are the one that's unfit. you know, wikileaks just actually came out -- john podesta said some horrible things about you, and, boy, was he right. he said some beauties. and you know, bernie sanders, he said you have bad judgment. you do. and if you think that going into mosul after we let the world know we're going in, and all of the people that we really wanted -- the leaders -- they'