shawn: 30 seconds. mr. dinicola: that is what is wrong with congress. a lot of finger-pointing. administration behind us, we are not responsible, they control both houses upon us for the last two years. didn't get anything done. we need immigration reform. we need to treat immigrants with respect. they have to abide by our laws. we estimate sure borders are secure. we can find commonsense ground on these issues if we are willing to talk to one another. the problem is that too many are in congress are in the ideological divide, in the ditch. my opponent is one of them. and they will not talk to each other to reach common sense solutions. shawn: maggie, your question for ron dinicola, please. >> the u.s. has had roughly 57 times as many school shootings of the other major industrialized nations combined. students across the nation are keenly aware of this fact. i' aware of itm every time i step on the school campus. what role should the federal government play in preventing school shootings? rep. kelly: i thi

[applause] and republican nominee shawn moody. [applause] our questions tonight will be asked by our editorial panel. paul merrill to my right. assistant news director john small, and reporter katie is a really. we have had gone through this a little bit before we went to air but each candidate will have one minute to answer the questions. you will see the traffic light you can use as a visual guide. we have a producer in our production truck keeping the official time but this is a visual guide. when you start answering your question it will turn green. when you have 15 seconds left you will see yellow, and when time is up you will see red. we're going to begin, we begin with one minute statements from each of the candidates. going in alphabetical order this evening so we begin with alan caron. >> thank you very much. despite what you're hearing from your television, that are four good people on the panel here. we will survive the election, but that doesn't mean that any of them will help us grow. this campaign and this election r

again, shawn is absolutely right. we have seen these individuals anywhere from just a matter of weeks to a year and a half or longer. the columbine shooters, the two teenagers from columbine in 1999, planned a year and a half before they carried that off. and we see others take that long, too. but you know, i will also say that when you are planning it, you need some emotional initiator. just like on a bomb, you need something to set that bomb off. in the human mind you need something to set you off. i am prepared, i have the guns, i have the ammunition, i know what my target might be. but why today? why not yesterday? why not next week? there is some emotional initiator. and many times, that can be a recent events. it's the aha phenomenon. aha, now i know what to do, when to carry it out. as we talked earlier, there have been over 275 mass shootings in the united states, four or more people shot in the same shooting. so there are plenty of examples, unfortunately, in this country of an individual, if he or she wants

shawn. mr. moody: again, working on the university system, we have kept tuition flat the last five to seven years. the community college has the lowest tuition in new england. we need to reduce student loans. to other thing that we need do is private partnerships with our business community. they are paying $5,000 to $10,000 in hiring bonuses to move people to maine. we can use the private sector to give tuition loan reimbursement and college loan forgiveness. they are anxious to do it. they need to attract people back here to the state. it is not always the government trying to take care of things. the private sector can help us to make sure students are not in over their heads when they graduate from college. and helping students work over the summer to get an idea of the value of a dollar so that of have those loans when they are sock some capcan so that they do not deb have those loans when they are in school. [cheers and applause] alan, your thoughts? mr. caron: you could have an eighth gra

shawn? -- hayes: now you can transfer credits from a community college system to a university system, around $300 each, transfer those credits, preapproved to locate your associate's degree and go get your bachelors degree at usm. here is the real problem -- it is not only the amount of student at the 30% of those students are not making it to the finish line. here and real problem they are not getting the degrees that can be a higher income earner and get the value of the education. another thing that is really important -- blue-collar trades. we have white-collar --inistrators foreseeing overseeing blue-collar trades programs. they not know. we have a lot of women and young men who elect to get into the train, but parents, teachers, counselors write them to go into the white-collar debt, they end debt and miserable because they wanted to go in and work the trades. >> you cannot even answer the question! moderator: i want to be clear, the question was about the state resources you would mob

shawn: slum. it will be interesting, we look continues et, if it to be very volatile and some downward trajectory, the dollar its positioning because really it's been a safe haven for people to go for the year or so. they we look at europe, have many problems and real ssue, the trade issues and traver wars with china will be here for a while. it's a place to park your assets at this point in time. economy is is if our slowing down, the dollar will not be as strong certainly in the second half of next year. joe: is the midterms on your mind? shawn: absolutely. so?: how does it affect how you think about the markets or between outcomings and market outcomes? shawn: there will be volatility into the midterms. as you have a balanced kind of thought process. if the republicans lose the will, which they probably it's not a big deal. if there is 20% chance that they lose the senate, probably less than that at this point in time, that would be really an dilemma, especially for the tax cuts and everything

>> shawn: when it was me, the young kid out of college, i was ready for that. doesn't speak any english and is realistically scared, and they tell you to move, well, you're going to move. >> anthony: in a perfect world, how many of these would there be? >> matt: i think the more diverse street food we can have the better, the more pathways that we can provide for people to come and start a business and hopefully after five or ten years, maybe they'll have a restaurant. i mean, we don't say there are too many restaurants do we? so why too many food vendors? >> anthony: too many affordable restaurants, damn it. >> heems: hey, what's up new york city how yall doing? ♪ inshallah, mashallah hopefully no martial law hail allah, yo yallah let's rock a show in ramallah kick it with my homie when i'm out in haifa kick it with muhammed when i'm out in jaffa oh no, we're in trouble tsa always want to burst my bubble always get a random check when i rock the stubble. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: heemanshu suri is better known as heems, half of the rap duo known as the sweatshop boy

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you heard shawn sullivan talk about hispanic turnout. it dropped down to about 10% or the entire electorate. they're very worried about that. if they can get he, that dean heller will lose. it shows they're pretty evenly split. and also on the president's job approval. what effect is he having on the race? i'm curious if heller is embracing him or running from him? now for week after almost being a never-trumper, saying he was 99%. the question is what is the impact if they're not good, and they're not as bad as they are, but heller has made a political calculation here almost anything and the drive-up republican turnout if they can get energize the enough that can neutralize it, but really it's the only path to victory. thank you so much, john. >>> coming up next, have we reached rock bottom yet? next, h reached rock bottom yet? same? that's why capital one is building something completely different. capital one cafés. welcoming places with people here to help you, not sell you. with savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimum

shawn says his selfie was taken on sunday, just after 5:00 p.m. >> it seemed like a lot of stories out there of speculation of when and how and all this stuff. i guess we just felt it was incumbent upon us to kind of share our impression of that day and the fact that we saw her in person. >> reporter: shawn says she appeared to enjoy the scenery from the popular viewpoint. the 30-year-old was no stranger to the risk she was taking. they were travel bloggers. just this past spring she posted a picture of herself at the grand canyon with the caption, "a lot of us including yours truly is a fan of daredevil reattempts. did you know wind gusts can be fatal? is our life worth one photo? >> no railings, i mean, it is very treacherous out there. >> reporter: her husband worked for cisco. they were new to lifoia from new york. on her travel blog she wrote, "live every moment." calling her husband an amazing guy. >> nothing seemed like anything was wrong or anything like that. seemed like they were there doing what they loved to do. >> maria medina, kpix 5. >> the company said as always we will

onys, a few weeks ago, shawn mendes camur show. [ cheers and applause ] we like shawn mendes.epped into "the tonight show" music room. so the roots and i grabbed some classroom instruments and did our own version of his hit song, "treat you better. take a look. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> questlove: one, two, three, hey! ♪ ♪ ♪ i won't lie to you i know he's just not right for you ♪ ♪ and you can tell me if i'm off but i see it on your face ♪ ♪ when you say that he's the one that you want and you're spending all your time ♪ ♪ in this wrong situation and anytime you want it to stop ♪ ♪ i know i can treat you better than he can ♪ ♪ and any girl like you deserves a gentleman tell me why are we wasting time ♪ ♪ on all your wasted cryin' when you should be with me instead ♪ ♪ i know i can treat you better better than he can ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'll stop time for you the second you say that you'd like me to ♪ ♪ i just wanna give you the loving that you're missing baby just to wake up with you ♪ ♪ would be everything i need this could be so different tell me what you want me

noreen and shawn put in an offer.ed they made a mistake, there was an offer on the table. they had to buy it back. >> and over the course of a few months, noreen and shawn went back and forth to the bank with offers and counteroffers. >> so much frustration. lot of emotions. >> we're -- we're just a -- a -- a piece of paper on somebody's desk. they don't know us. they don't care about us. >> finally, an offer was accepted. but the same day noreen and shawn sent in their signed paperwork, the note was sold yet again. >> the owner accepted it. we accepted it. we all signed on it. the bank didn't. at which time, they sold it again. it's been, uh, an emotional roller-coaster. we have storage units full. we're -- we're ready to go. and, uh, this house, this note, the piece of paper just gets shifted from, uh, financial institution to another one to another one. >> even though the seller agreed to their offer, it still has to be proved by the new holder of the note. the seller really wants you to have this property. >> beca

>> shawn i don't thinkeou exact alwee degoiningg to blow-up the flor mining company.this guy is -- there something going onit whimh is was just an example of the fact. >> vincent hill, thank you joining us. . ic is ill heading cent north to the u.s. mexico border and the president is vowing to stop them. the whiouseent 800 troops toou lerinen border. cliff jenkins has the latest. v >> reporter: a caran of antstr to mexico towards the u.k toll on themian,000 as they mched through mexico's southernmost state. hu makeheir way to the southern o lost aicthal idin tents and v. white hoe csidering a cu sweeping exeve order which would block migrants from tering the u.s. in a bid to stop the group >> they should bm to ignore basically refuge and continue in some cases to come to the united states raising question >>> presint trump increasingly seizing on the caravan as an issue in the mid-le eioctns openly encouraging. caravan after caravan of illegal aliens to break break into our democrats staying largely silent and focusing on issues like gop and healthcare, it's winning t

people wh are undecided or in the middle so i don't know if affects that at all. >> looking ahead, shawn, what will it take te press reset button and bring the hostile its down and stop this inflammatory language and diciveness? >> what they did is criticize president trump and a lot of republicans just roheir eyes. nearly a dozen fire bombings and republican campaffices across the country, graffiti, including the mr. mccarthhas own office had stones thrn through there. it's an ugly period and continue to be. democrats are really across the board doing the same thing and everybody nee to grow up, they really do. >> i think the president should be held to a higher stands d. hee president. he is representing all of us. i think he should be representing us at the hhest vel possible. he should be setting the tone here. >> i agree, joe. i condemn the president's rhetoric but when the democratic establishment says it's a resistance movement, get their face and ti-maxy or care a se kerosene maxine. things todo bad administration staff and members of the congress on both sides of the ais ie. thi

ore f voters are enthusiastic than usual, is it showing up in early voting, shawn? >> it is. it is showing up in early votinn not just california but across the country. just entering the studio i talkede to tairman of the california republican party and he said if the vote was held today, the california delegation would retain 13 of the 14 seats anthat is early. we will see. >> early voters are usually white and republican and older. >> there are 3% to 4% higher in their turnout than what than cipate will be in this turnout. i think the republicans have a strong tail wind. tep care they have a strong economy. we had some mistakes again wit hillary clinton coming out and floating a trial balloon and people say should it matter? it does to a lot of republicans. it's motivating republican voters in these sdricketsdistri come out and also in michigan and new hampshire. >> i think the shape of the election has altered fundamentally the past several weeks. i think republicans were facing serious head winds into thean kagh hearings and i think the last couple of weeks changed it to

and you will hear from shawn about the arts and the culture and the affiliated events.o hopefully by the end of this presentation you'll think, shoot, i didn't get to everything that i wanted to but i have a great appreciation for what happened. so, wendy? >> thank you very much. director raphael and the commission. i will lead us off with a summary about the summit. so the global climate action summit really brought together the actors from all places, states, regions and cities and companies and investors and civil society. and the theory behind the summit was that we all need to take ambition to the next level. this was a very ambitious summit. it had over 4,000 delegates, 25 sessions, 325 affiliated events and about 500 major commitments. within those major commitments we also made commitments as a city. these are going to guide and lead us on our climate policy moving forward. they really are commitments that we are just accelerating or amplifying. they are our current goals and i'll take you on a quick spin of some of the commitments that we have made. the first i

one guy asked me if shawn hannity was going to be there, another said he wanted to meet jim accost.rs but others hang in the back. they don't love everything trump says, but they still want to see the show. some folks were rude, calling me names, heckling me during my live shots. others were very friendly. these two guys wanted to selfies. we talked about the news and the weather. the thing is parts of the crowd are chanting cnn sucks, but then after they did that one of the men walked over and said, hey, nothing personal, another said we're glad you're here. what you see is the individual versus the collective. you can see how someone can fire up a crowd and point energy in a certain direction. some of them seem to think the enemy of the people stuff is just a performance like prowrestling, but others seem to truly believe it, and that's the heart of the problem. trump is leading a hate movement against the media. i mean, he kept it up all this week. no, not everybody in his crowd believes it, but some do. and that is dangerous. now, you might have heard that tv crews traveled to t

maintaining their enormous wealth. >> shawn, 30 seconds of brilliance.s it that the turks would know what was going on inside a saudi consulate? >> well, you suspect they have some type of surveillance coverage, technical coverage inside, whether it be audio and/or video. even potentially human. somebody they may have, their intelligence service may have co opted who is working inside the consulate there. it is standard surveillance trade craft, when operating in a foreign country you have to suspect that the host country is watching what you're doing and trying to determine what your motivation might be or any activity you might be conducting in order to collect intelligence within that particular country. that's another piece of this. the u.s. intelligence is going to look at it. >> our great thanks tonight, it to general barry mccaffrey, to shawn henry, a veteran of the fbi. gentlemen, can't thank you enough. thanks very much. >>> coming up, a look at what sells on the road these day, and what connection it hay have to the truth. david. what's going o

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shawn henry was just looking at the social media. mr. bowers has an anti-semitic past. reportedly arrive with anti-semitic comments. it is also said he shouted anti-semitic comments whether upon capture or surrender or inside the synagogue remains unclear at this point. let's listen to what the president said a short while ago about the situation. here it is. >> a terrible, terrible thing what's going on with hate in our country, frankly, and all over the world. and something has to be done. something has to be done. about it looks like the results are coming in. and they are far more devastating than anybody originally thought. if they had protection inside, the results would have been far better. this is a dispute that will always exist i suspect. but if they had some kind of a protection inside the temple, maybe it could have been a very much different situation. >> there is the president again at jont base andrews about to board air force one. he is on his way to a campaign style rally, the first of two today. joining me now on the phone, jonathan dienst who has bro

have pete williams and nbc national correspondent pete alex s alexander, and msnbc security analyst shawn henry a former fbi executive drirector, and good t have all of you here. pete, i want to start with with the big picture, and what do we know about the big picture of what is standing right now including everything that has unfolded over the last several hours? >> well, the investigators would very much like to get to the manhunt stage, but so far, they don't have a man to hunt. we are told that there is no clear suspect yet in these investigations, but there is great optimism for several reasons, chris. first of all, it is r very unusual in a bombing investigation to have so many intact bombs. usually, you know, we are watching the fbi and the atf agents crawling on the ground picking up tiny pieces to sending them to the lab to put them together, but here, we have ten known devices, and nine of which are fully intact and being analyzed by the fbi's laboratory. so they have been x-rayed and they look inside and they want to know how and where where they are made, and what appears to

the next day when shannon didn't show up for a lunch date with her brother shawn he drove her apartment building. all of its neighbors came down and answered the door and sean said i'm trying to reach my sister i can't reach. the guy i just went pale they say oh my god i called the police last night they were running up the steps they broke open her door and she was laying naked on her bed. by the time we got voted off even though the police were swarming around the apartment building and they let us know immediately that she had been attacked and that she had been murdered. we were beginning to face the fact that part of us had died and i mean it hit us very quickly. i just remember the prince that we'd be able to gather to get through this. that. weekend they attended mass. when we got to the lord's prayer. saying the lord's prayer was a real confrontation. versus as we preserve those who trespass against us. i had to abandon. something i had been saying. often probably thoughtlessly thousands of times for more. and if anyone would have asked us well what would you want to do if you i

at a jewish house of worship in the city of pittsburgh police officers are among those who think shawn's a suspect is being held in custody and we'll go live to our correspondent also coming up. fresh efforts to find peace in syria ted fish president trichet air though on post his russian french and german counterparts today's summit is.

the next day when shannon didn't show up for a lunch date with her brother shawn he drove her apartment building. or lucy and it's neighbors came down and answered the door and sean said i'm trying to reach my sister or i can't reach or. the guy just went pale so my god i called the police last night they went running up the steps they broke open her door and she was laying naked on her bed. by the time we got voted off even though the police were swarming around the apartment building and they let us know immediately that she had been attacked and that she had been murdered. we were beginning to face the fact that part of us had died. what does society do when someone commits a horrific act of violence. for centuries seeking justice was a community affair. and disproportionate blame fell on the poor mentally disabled and people of color. in the eighteen hundreds some capital offenses were targeted specifically at slaves the stablish in a racial bias that continues today. executions reached a historic peak in the one nine hundred thirty s. averaging one hundred sixty seven per year but

at a jewish house of worship in the city of pittsburgh police officers are among those who think shawn's a suspect is being held in custody and we'll go live to our correspondent also coming up. fresh efforts to find peace in syria turkish president trichet on post his russian french and german counterparts today's summit in istanbul aiming for political solution to the country's seven yes the cold war. thank you for joining us but using the u.s. city of pittsburgh say there are multiple fatalities following a shooting at a synagogue local media say at least twelve people were shot and at least four were killed police with rifles quickly surrounded the tree of life synagogue in the school hill neighborhood of to report of an active shooter now the area is about ten minutes from downtown pittsburgh and one alleged gunman is in police custody and a short while ago the police spoke to reporters a short time ago we were just crash active gunfire at the tree of life synagogue and squirrel hill right now we have multiple casualties we're working the situation it is imperative that the neighbor

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. >> and so when you are rush limbaugh and shawn hannity all day every day making it seem like it isite people struggling and it is black folk, and it is a happening all of the time. >> and jerry, you are a conservative, but you have in fairness, taken on mr. trump, and why haven't we heard more conservative, and more high-profile conservatives raise the obvious here in terms of the divisiveness and the dangerous divisiveness that has been demonstra demonstrated by the president? >> i this they there are a couple of reasons for that, and let's break up the population, the conservative population there. all right. when you are taking the names that you just heard rush limbaugh and shawn hannity, they know that the bread is buttered by appeasing the tribe, and they know what that the tribe wants to hear, and they are going to give it to them everyday and quite frankly, i think that a personal vested interest in protecting the president. i will tell you then that when you are turning to the republican legislative republicans, it is abject fear that they are afraid to cross the president

eric: i am eric shawn. the president also weighing-in a defense secretary james mattis possibly leaving the administration. he said, at some point everyone leaves. he says he is sort of a democrat and madeley. we are live at the white house on the north one with the latest on any possible shakeup. reporter: good afternoon. it is important to note that president trump was responded to a direct question about james mattis when he made the remarks. this wasn't something that he brought up on his own. it's important because over the past few months there have been periodic rumors and speculation that he along with other members of the cabinet could be replaced after midterm election. in this interview with 60 minutes president trump was asked about the high rate of turnover into the administration and if more people were going to go. he says yeah, probably. and says while he has a great cabinet there are some people he is not thrilled with. that is when he was asked about general mattis. >> what about general m

shawn at the sheepish is the headline in the metro this is about the relationship between two of thentestants. i think sean is going to be pertinently referred to as he is as snob comic. he's not his dancing partner and his girlfriend dumped him in one most ostentatiously brilliant break—up letters i've ever read. she is keeping the cat. they have apologised on bbc‘s take to programme? and i think the chances are considered tonight they will be voted off the programme. partly because he would dance the charleston and jeremy vine assured us on charleston and jeremy vine assured us on twitter that is very good cult. both of those involved are still on the programme for now. incredible. we're out of the loop is certainly you will have record ratings on the floor. it's this weird fusion of tv and real people's lives. this is a series issue. it almost becomes part of the show and it's weird how entertainment is fusing reality, the surreal when you don't know what is going on. we will all be grouped on saturday night. for now, michael and polly thank you very much indeed. that's it for the

shawn is in a position to become the next head of priests i know that he really wants to be a shot but i think it's going to be really difficult. if he chose not to then i would want to be the next priest. they must thank god. i don't get along problems i know. and i am going to. you know are overcome can stop you know they have i don't want to before. but. if it's your. own will they go ahead and use out of not only don't know this was the. point almost all to come to. look at it. through them. because i'm one of those. that you only go through and. my dad was born in no way in japan where he was a second son his brother wanted to become a doctor but then my dad dad told him no son you have to take over the temple and when my dad found out that he was he was extremely dos because. of the work. and that is why he can't be killed though i met my mom and now he's headed here. and so when i heard that and if i had it i would advise all take it and not regret later for not taking it so yeah. yeah. this whole process of becoming at peace cannot be done overnight. he. wanted you. to what the

every time i talk to a jesuit, i'm like maybe i could be a catholic. >> after talking with father shawno hear the stories of the people i helped serve. the crowd is a mix of people who had been living in the u.s. for a while and others who were there for just a few days. >> on tuesday. we got here last night. this is cecilia. for people like her with no prior record and arrested at the border, she was sent to a u.s. federal court and given a choice. plead guilty to a petty misdemeanor for unlawful entry and most likely get deported immediately or risk sitting in jail for months awaiting a trial. what do you think she chose? >> what was the trip like to the border? >> cecilia's plan was to cross the border, find work, save money, and return to mexico and open a business. she had no plans to stay. >> did you try to figure out if there was a legal way to go to america? >> hearing about what cecilia went through gives me the opportunity to point out there's no easy way for immigrants to enter or work in the u.s. first, on top of a passport, a visa is required, which takes heavy documentatio