david price and steve king joined us this morning.their segments will be online at the span.org. in florida.ext independent. good morning. caller: excellent news about the override in congress. terrorist's.ia and several of whom have been subsequently found to be living in parts of the world. andalso some saudi arabia diplomats have accused the united states of being of -- involved in 9/11. real truthful answers to all the questions about the 9/11 commission. from the editorial board of the wall street journal. the editorial board siding with president obama and his veto. they say the law is supposed to help the families of those killed on 9/11 to pursue saudi arabia. nevermind that there is no hard proof that the saudi government was complicit in those attacks were that americans can already sue nations designated as state sponsor of terror. all it takes is a trial lawyer to persuade a judge that a foreign government is liable and we are off to the races. testimonyll subpoena from the u.s. and foreign governments will complicate amer

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activism that is sympathetic to from iowa steve king is calling football player colin kaepernick's national anthem protests. refused to stand for the anthem in protest of racial biases and oppression against blacks and other minorities. king recently weighed in on kaepernick's protest saying the coach shouldn't let him play until he stops and asks for forgiveness. the iowa secretary of state's office wants more young people to vote in the upcoming presidential election. today, secretary of state paul pate announced a new initiative to work with 38 of iowa's colleges social media on campuses and bigger efforts for voter registration events. there are more than 300-thousand college students in iowa. in johnson county, officials have been working on getting young people to the polls for years. they plan to put early voting sites up all over campus starting next month. " we're doing a lot of satellite sites out at a lot of campus, dorms, different buildings, law building. " tonight at six, hear from students on the university of iowa campus about why they think there will be a big turnout in th

republican steve king says rarely does just "cleaning up waste -- fraud and abuse actually work in finding new money to help pay for new policy.he told c-n-n that he first went to feelings about how to clean up washington -- only to realize it's not quite that easy. while hillary clinton gets back to full health -- he's had two of maybe the most effective speakers on the trail for her.president obama spoke for her tuesday -- and laid out just how rediculous he thinks 2016 has gotten.bill clinton filled in for an event in las vegas that hillary was supposed to be at before she got sick. sick."what we see from the other side isn't abraham lincoln's republcian this isn't even division of freedom that ronald reagan talked about. her opponenet says "vote for me, what have you got to lose?" well for starters, you say 14 million jobs. no thank you. i don't think we're gonna lose those jobs." at least partially because of all the attention to health -- hillary clinton and tim kaine released letters from doctors laying out their updated health history. history.clinton's says that she's been dealing

touched his hand to get him to stand down and let the briefers continue. >> steve king says it's okaylk about certain things that come out of intelligence briefings. do you agree with him on that? >> u.s. intelligence officials and formerer officials i spoke to are push iing back on that saying this is the first time they can remember presidential candidates have been getting briefings for years. this is the first time they can remember somebody getting a read and politicizing the intelligence briefing. >> thank you so much. let me go to bob. when you look at the forum last night, about as plugged in as any reporter. donald trump seems elated by how he did, yet he also stirred up a lot of controversy not just on putin and russia, but a myriad of other topics. what's the sense in the campaign today? >> from within the campaign, tallahassee sense he's not part of the clinton wing on foreign policy nor the george bush school when it comes to foreign policy. he was casting himself as a pop list noninterventionist outsider. but this could cause problems for the campaign. some swing voters

i want to play what congressman steve king said suggesting why kaepernick is doing this. let's listen. >> he's undermining patriotism. i understand that he has an islamic girlfriend that is his fiance and that this has changed him, he's taken on some political views. this is activism sympathetic to isis. >> sympathetic to isis. do we know how kaepernick is responding to these claims? >> i think he's taking everything in stride. the interesting thing about this discussion is when it first happened in late august there was a lot of comments like that. then you saw collin kaepernick engage with the military, a former green beret, nate bowyer, they had a casual talk, talked about all sides of the issues before the second preseason game. he went from sitting to kneeling. i think the kneeling gesture which is more of a sign of respect. they will tell you when a player gets hurt on the field, everybody neknls. >> from sitting to kneeling to doing it while in his 49ers uniform which is an important distinction. do we know how long this will go on? for the rest of the season, the

he's steve king from the great state of iowa. and even before i was elected to congress, i could turn on c-span and when folks wanted to talk about tax reform, i would see steve king down here talking about a better way to do a tax code. i'd here -- hear him talking about from his own personal experience what it was like to be targeted by an agency like this and what it would mean as a small business owner himself to be free of that burden and be able to go out and hire. i've all been grateful for his friendship, pleased to yield to the gentleman from iowa tonight. mr. king: i thank the gentleman for yielding and especially for his leadership here in the united states congress and especially on the fair tax. that introduction, mr. speaker, just, it flashes back to me some of the things i haven't really spoken to recently. and how far we haven't come over the years that this became obviously the best thing that we could possibly do from a tax perspective in america. or anywhere in the world for that matter. i've often told the sto

a: 30, iowa congressman steve king about funding the federal government, the override of the 9/11 lawsuit bill veto, and protests over police shootings. ♪ host: good morning. it is thursday, september 29. congress sought to wrap up its legislative work before heading home to campaign ahead of the november election. resolutioncontinuing funds the government for 10 weeks until december 9. both the house and senate voted overwhelmingly yesterday to override president obama's veto allow citizens to sue a foreign g

you have steve king, who are definitely people who can be connected with those kinds of movements, withkinds of sentiments. >> maria, let me introduce this, because whatever hillary clinton just said last night about people who hate blacks or jews or muslims what we learned about the poll that came out, what unifies them, this dislike of hillary clinton. half of his supporters dislike those groups it shows nearly two-thirds of the people voting for donald trump aren't voting because of some demographic. they're voting because they don't like her? >> that doesn't surprise me. hillary clinton has been a mobilizing factor for far right extremists in the republican party ever since she became first lady of the united states. there was a whole industry, a cottage industry, that was created simply to bring her down. she has been a target of that kind of movement for the last 40 years. so that is not in any way, shape or form surprising to me. but, again what she said was actually -- was very correct, and i think what she's trying to underscore is -- >> wow. that's terrible. >> -- is that we n

let's bring in steve king. he has endorsed donald trump. congressman, thank you for joining us.'s start off with child care. let's put up the trump plan. some of the highlights. it's more involved than this. expand the average tax deductible and guarantee six week and cover child care and educational costs. these are not things that the party have endorsed in the past. you were against the paid parental leave act of 2009, which tried to do some of this. do you support trump's plan? >> there are parts that i want to dig in a little deeper and see how this all fits together, chris. we have the family leave act which allows for six weeks of time off when a baby is born to an employee. i've been on both sides of that. we had babies born into my construction office before that act was passed and after. it did change the relationship between myself and my employees and we've raised babies in my construction office and we allowed our workers on occasion to work from home and we encourage, we encouraged mothers to have babies and have babies and raise them right. it's the best thing tha

we had steve king on. he was being diplomatic but he was saying well there's a couple of these things i've got to drill down on before we get to it and i've never seen a plan paid for by finding waste and fraud. problems? >> no, i think this is absolutely bold. as ivanka and mr. trump noted last night the way that our tax code was set up to deal with child care is almost 60 years old, right? the modern work force isn't dad goes to work and mom sits home. you now have two working parents in most cases and a lot of times the wife being the breadwinner. child care is one of the biggest expenses that families have to deal with. i think what was outlined last night was a really bold, fresh plan that recognizes the modern world that we live in now. that allow middle class and low-income families to address one of the biggest problems that families face. how to pay for child care. but one of the things that was really interesting about it was that it wasn't just about child care. it talked about dependent care an

hillary clinton snent this one after steve king a comments on white people's contributions to civilizationnt this one to my colleague chris hayes. this is literally white supremacy. so does this sky is falling tactic work? when campaigns play chicken little, do donors respond with checks or credit cards? or at least open the e-mail? joining me is taran rosencrants from true blue interactive. the person to blame for some of these e-mails. so explain why, and we know end of every month now has become the holiday of the sky is falling e-mails where everybody, every candidate running for office talks about how they're going to lose. why does negative reinforcement get people to give money more than positive reinforcement? >> we're all so hyperconnected. we've got to grab the attention of folks. particularly for the party committees who aren't hillary clinton or donald trump right now. they're trying to capture the attention a little away from the presidential and say why it's important. and the way for it to be important is there's a lot at stake. that's how they're getting, not just urgency b

but look what steve king. i mean, steve king went all the way. i just, what are we saying here?murders journalists. this is a guy, the big 82% approval rating. well the minute it doesn't have that he, i think, dispatched, didn't kill the pollster, but i think kicked him out of the country. this is -- i mean, to praise this type of leader. this is not a leadership. he's threatening his own people when he does this. i'm just sort of -- >> if you think about four years ago, mitt romney and he did get a lot of criticism for this but it looks right at the time he was talking about russia as the geopolitical foe for the united states. heavy, heavy in russian foreign policy. to go from that to this is some sort of remarkable type of policy transformation i don't think we've ever seen. >> i don't think we had a chance to talk to him about syria and north korea. it's a joke. >> well, korea -- >> to get in line behind it. >> chuck, as you mentioned, last night donald trump did an interview on the news channel sponsored by the russian government. trump spoke with his friend and host larry

then congressman steve king from iowa on funding efforts and the 9/11 victims lawsuit bill. watch "washington journal," thursday morning. ceo testified at his second consecutive -- second congressional hearing about unauthorized accounts. we will be live with the financial services committee at 10:00 a.m. eastern. deputy secretary of state testifies about the civil war in syria and its impact on other middle east countries. we allied with the senate foreign relations committee at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. you can also watch live at c-span.org or listen live on the radio app. >> what makes movies or stories about people in crisis or in a crisis, and the crisis either changes them or changes everybody else. if you don't show conflict or if you don't show flaws and if you don't show someone growing out of their flaws, you are seeing something you can't really connect to and it doesn't quite have the same impact. "q&a," movieht on reviewer for the weekly standard talks about movies he has reviewed. >> the mu -- the movie itself about a classic update of the showbiz story ab

then, republican congressman steve king of iowa on the latest government funding efforts and the 9/11ictims lawsuit bill. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. >> wells fargo ceo john stumpf testifies at his second congressional hearing about an authorized customer accounts. we will be live with the house financial services committee at 10:00 a.m. eastern come here on c-span. deputy secretary of state tony lincoln testifies about the civil war in syria and its impact on other middle east countries. we are live thursday with the senate foreign relations committee on c-span3. you can also watch live at c-span.org or listen live on the c-span radio app. >> this weekend, c-span cities tour, along with our comcast cable partners, will explain -- explore the literary life and history of pueblo, colorado. >> it is the railroad and the steel industry and the coal industry that bring pueblo as a city to where it is today. i think it speaks to how this is a natural place to settle, with the arkansas river. people still keep coming back to this place because

what is congressman steve king think about all this.er congressman king, fine fellow from the fine state of iowa. congressman, i apologize for that. >> we're doing fine, thank you, neil. appreciate being here. neil: good to have you. i screwed up there. let me, first of all get your take on these polls in your state, other states, donald trump seems to be getting traction. what's going on? >> well i can feel this momentum. and what i have said to people over the last two to three weeks is, that i think donald trump is in a better position to win iowa right now than george w. bush was to win iowa in his re-election in 2004. i know what kind of work it took to pry people out of their homes in 2004 and bush, that is the last time a excuse me a republican has won iowa for presidency is 04. it was only by 10,000 votes. that tells you a little bit what is going on. you can feel the current flowing in trump's direction. momentum definitely on his side. neil: i heard a professor on this issue, larry sabato saying more hillary clinton imploding

howard schultz talking about a new initiative and talking about, you know, the tone of the world and steve kingk about a nightmare with dave and busters. and sleep apnea, check it out. >> see you tonight. >> "mad money," 6:00 p.m. eastern time. when we come back sara eisen's exclusive with under amour's kevin plank and steph curry aol co-founder steve case talking about tech innovation as we wait for apple's event. dow down 18. they say the world does not revolve around you. but today, maybe it can. i am helping 1-800-flowers find the perfect gift out of trillions of combinations. and working with the new york genome center to find treatments as personal as dna. and i am helping sesame street make education unique to every child. hello, my name is watson. working together, we can outthink anything. hello, my name is watson. across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right envi

republican congressman steve king from iowa. live at 7:00 a.m. thursday morning. >> the next president right front of the net -- the next president of the united states will be donald trump. for hillary clinton in the white house, you get what you are supposed to get when you have lways looked up to -- the presidential debate between presidential -- vice presidential nominee mike pence and tim kaine. et withg at 7:30 p.m. the preview of the debate. at 9:00 p.m. live coverage of the debate followed by viewer reaction. the 2016 fights presidential debate, watch live on c-span life and anytime on-demand on c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio at. >> now remarks by secretary of state john kerry on the future of u.s. trade and the tpp trade agreement. he started his remarks and the passing of former is really per minister paris. [applause] >> morning i am chain harmon, resident and ceo of the wilson center, recovering politician and very related about those events this morning. ambassador martin to hand in of switzerland, ambassador and

we have steve paulson, the king of all weather. >> [ laughter ] >>> so, my loyal subjects, it will beoler today. we started that yesterday for many coastal areas and even inland. we will not hit anything higher than the 70s today even for the inland locations. santa rosa will go 70, concord 72. i find that hard to believe. livermore down to 73 and san jose is looking at 70. there will be upper 60s in areas that were about 95 a couple of days ago. the good news for firefighters is it is cooler and i humidity of fire. there's a possibility of rain up north on sunday or monday. however, the wind gusts are there, 26 to 35 out of travis in vacaville

we have steve paulson, the king of all weather. >> [ laughter ] >>> so, my loyal subjects, it will be cooler today. we started that yesterday for many coastal areas and even inland. we will not hit anything higher than the 70s today even for the inland locations. santa rosa will go 70, concord 72. i find that hard to believe. livermore down to 73 and san jose is looking at 70. there will be upper 60s in areas that were about 95 a couple of days ago. the good news for firefighters is it is cooler and i humidity of fire. there's a possibility of rain up north on sunday or monday. however, the wind gusts are there, 26 to 35 out of travis in vacaville and a sea breeze as well. of the cooler will make it all the way out to sacramento. the northbay temps are quite cool, 40s for kelseyville, the dega bay -- and napa and the whole area is looking quite cool. we are going to be on the cool side for sure, 50s, 60s and some 70s. >>> we have an issue at the maze you said, sal. >> yes, the first motorcycle officer came up and then called for a tow truck. now csp -- chp and the bridge two are there

misconduct newt gingrich in 2012 , running, worked for marsha blackburn governor mike pence and deman steve king. joe from massachusetts democrats line. go ahead. caller: good morning. thanks for coming on. do you think you should apologize to women for defending todd aiken's comment in 2012 when he said that if a woman was legitimately raped, that her body had a way of avoiding pregnancy? thank you. guest: i didn't defend him and i think that is the media just loved to take one negative thing about somebody that's not verified and not true. i did not defend him. i was his pollster, he won the primary. we did one poll and he won the primary and then we didn't work for him any more. i think the senate committee itself was not very helpful. i know that todd aiken, who i haven't talked to in years has asked forgiveness of many people and i'm sure from the lord and i hope he has received it from whom he's asked it. but i never agreed with those comments. i don't agree with those comments. and it's just very unfortunate that in the age of instantaneous attacks and no verification that a comment like

later they breached the restroom walls or the team barrett kidded and the egg king outshooting the team killed him. >> steve>> gary: search for a link in the fourth inning and they beat 10 to five and a half-game up and the race. they and helps to the giants today in the company took a part of the st. louis cardinals sunday seven innings of his 10 strikeouts in 5 nothing cubs cardinals trailed the giants to buy up 5 1/2. it's a closing business you find out. at the very least this loss even if they lose tonight leg up in the wild-card race. and that's the opinion we assay over it over get how you feel as how you feel. gilsonite and they went to art i a that their team. >> gary: one is different i understand when you're paying a hundred dollars plus to go to a game yet able to cut do what everyone. unnecessarily a ripper. i've read entertainments to me and if you get wrapped up so be it. wait until they're out of it then jump. >>alecia: you ever get tired of your husband's talking? >> gary: i do not. he is all right with me. >> pam: we continue to lead to the breaking news in washington state for people are

steves: st. wenceslas, commemorated by this statue, is the "good king" of christmas carol fame.he statue is a popular meeting point. locals says, "i'll see ya under the horse's tail." the "good king" was actually an exceptionally educated and highly cultured 10th-century czech duke. stories of his enlightened reign caused europeans to see czechs as civilized rather than barbarian. to this day, wenceslas is a symbol of czech nationalism. wenceslas square is the main square of the country and a natural assembly point when the czech people need to raise their collective voice for change. in the 19th century, the age of divine kings and ruling families was coming to an end. here as in much of europe, nationalism was on the rise. by the end of world war i, the habsburgs were history, and the birth of independent czechoslovakia was celebrated on this square. but independence lasted barely 20 years. in 1939, the nazis marched in. while prague escaped the bombs of world war ii, it couldn't avoid the communists who came next and stayed for 40 years. but with this square as the stage, peo

killed this week in a dirt bike crash. 13 action news anchor christopher king is live near hualapai and alta where it happened. chris. steve, that memorial will be for shane sanders -- right here police tell us sanders was riding his dirt bike on his way home when a car plowed into him here at hualapai and alta. police say the 16-year-old ran a red light. and they tell us sanders was riding illegally on the road. police say people illegally riding dirt bikes on busy streets - is a growing problem. that memoria getting underway in just under an hour. live at hualapai and alta, christopher king, 13 action news. breaking right now..demonstrations starting up again charlotte north carolina... a state of emergency is still asking both presidential candidates not to visit. some downtown businesses taking precautions after three days of violent unrest scaling back hours...hotels moving people to other locations. and the national guard on standby read to enforce a downtown atlanta from local civil rights landmarks... the family of the man shot to death by police in charlotte, north carolina has released graphic new video.. showing

king, 13 action news. >> a rare sit-down interview with steve wynn one-on-one and no topic was off limits. john? >> reporter: that's right. we'll roll out one of the most fascinating parts of the interview. it came up as he spoke to us about >> you know why we're a big target isn't just the amorality in terms of what some muslim might think, the koran might be against our life-style of drinking and partying, that the city stands for, but what las vegas does have, like new york but more so is great concentrations of people. >> reporter: pretty scary. i can't stress what a rare works. the interview will not only explain how he's protecting employees and customers, but will show how much he cares about what he's doing. that's tonight at 11:00. you'll watch an extended clip later on ktnv. com. >> a woman is devastated after her apartment is vandalized, the place ransacked and cleaned out. the one thing she's missing the most, her dog. we spoke to her in hopes of getting the chihuahua back. >> i've had that dog since he was a baby. i just want him to be returned safely. i don't care about anything el

. >> reporter: same story we heara from the king of custom surfdom, steve boehne. >> we do it by making the latest design. the good surfer, you know, thisd is his sport. he wants the best surfboard he can buy, just like the bestus golfer wants the best golf clubs. >> reporter: and it's not just 'he', because i'm looking outt there and there are an awful lot of 'shes' out there.g >> that's right, and they're all on boards made overseas. well, in a couple of years, they're going to be getting boards from me, because they're going to want a better board. >> reporter: better boards, and new ones like the waveski, whick work for the disabled, and those of diminishing ability as well. it's not for nothing this stretch of coast is called "old man's beach." but back to business. how long can steve boehne survive if trade deals don't address supposedly unfair advantages, like cheap chinese boards that glide into u.s. ports duty-free, while other countries try to block u.s.-made boards with tariffs? the proposed trans-pacificlo partnership, a giant free-trade deal with pacific rim countries, but

king had done some part time work at the arena and he was kinda sorta known around here. reporting live, steve >>> phoenix police have identified an armed suspect shot dead by officers. investigators say the mother of 25-year-old dillon papa called 911 yesterday. he had a large sword and arguing with her at an apartment complex near 37th street and earl. he took off before police got there but his mother says he came back and threatened people with the knife and assaulted a man. the officers say papa came with him with a large hunting-style rounds on him but did not stop him. police then opened fire killing him. investigators say papa had an outstanding warrant. >>> in a developing story tonight, a pinal county sheriff's detention lieutenant has been rushed to the hospital after being stabbed by inmates. investigators say that lieutenant was attacked by three inmates at the pinal county jail and stabbed multiple times. the lieutenant was air lifted to the hospital and is stable right now. it's not clear what led to that attack or any additional charg those inmates will be facing. we will keep

high flight over in king of prussia. >> 5:27. steve keeley following breaking news on i95, where lots of people are stuck in stranded and just sitting inside their cars. hi, steve. >> reporter: yes, they wish they had airplanes right now. so, thank goodness for lounge chairs, because straight ahead you have the jackknife tractor-trailer, and another accident scene. so we are looking at shutdown of 95 southbound, two hours and counting, with two crash scenes, and they're not even beginning to deal with the tractor-trailer yet. so everybody's outside their cars, lounging in their cars, hey, two hours of sleep, and counting for this lady in the passenger seat, we're waking up the driver sadly with our tv lights, i guess, but sorry, but boy, it could have been worse if they got involved in this. so thanking their stars even then the firs ones to come across the stone and being stuck in the longest so far. more when we see you next. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great

the king went - - the team went on to win the game by a huge [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- shailene woodley, carol burnett,

. >> steve, you've seen situations the fbi when the rodney king riots erupted out there in the streets of los angeles. you see the way the baltimore cops -- sorry, the cops in charlotte are handling this and authorities there handling this, and you think what? >> caller: well, in los angeles, it was a very weak response. it was almost, like, back at that time, acquiesce to whatever the people in the streets were going to do, just go ahead and burn up the city, and there was a lot of debate about that m i in the advantage of learning from what happened in ferguson and baltimore and i think they are being a lot more proactive in balancing not making the communities feel like they are coming in heavy handed, but at the same time, they have to protect the community, and i think they are now moving -- i think today will be seen removing the group to a different area, trying to take better control of the situation. hopefully tomorrow, we'll see a lot better response. into that? how do you ride that line between trying to protect the community and, you know, wanting to answer questions, but a

steve, you've seen situations like this firsthand. you were fairly new agent with the fbi when the rodney king

hillary clinton speaking on the steve harvey program yesterday about tulsa. again, donald trump with don king speaking out and trying to have outreach in his terms at least to the african-american community today. what should we be doing, saying to americans in the middle of this disagreement? >> well, first of all, we must pray for the victims and pray for the family members. but the shooting of innocent people must stop. there has been too much violence, too much killing, more in training our police officers that need to be more community policing. i feel strongly that in many communities and neighborhoods, officers of the law and community leaders need to study the way of peace, the way of nonviolence. that's what we'll do in another period in america. police officers must not be so quick to engage in the use of a gun. for someone to be riding in a helicopter looking down at a road, a highway and saying that is a bad dude, that creates a climate and environment for the officers on the ground to assume that this person is a bad dude. >> what would be your advice to the candidates? i know yo

king for help. after the flood he found a whole bunch of friends came to volunteer and even more will be coming to help. i'm steve sbraccia. >> we want to give you a hirpled to download the weather app to keep your self-prepared. you'll get the latest watches and warning and an interactive warning. >>> the attorney for allen artis, wrping a many -- raping a oman said the emergency of victim victim seemed to be altered. he said had looks different from the photo she obtained from instigators. take a look. cut on it believes this is the original image robinson taken by investigators. here's a sideby side comparison of the two photos. sutton has filed a motion for the district attorney's office and investigators to release all the images along with time photos. binson's attorney id the photos were en to me by inveigatorarbie with the department of safety. she goes on to slay we have no idea where she received photographs. >>> it took crews a few hours to secure the area. one of the vehicles involved was a box truck >> the last one with the big truck. >> the cause of the accident is still not known t o njs we port >>

steve. >> david axelrod, i think back six weeks ago and to john king at the magic wall looking at the path to 270 electoral votes and he had a tough time finding a path for donald trump. i just talked to him in the last hour, there's now a very clear path. >> yeah, that's why they call it the magic wall, you know, it changes. but the -- look, i think that's -- these races are very changeable. the intense coverage has an effect on these campaigns. we said last summer after she had this very strong convention, it was going to take a while to have this settle in and he made changes in his campaign -- >> right, which were effective. >> he's become a much more disciplined candidate. the question in this debate is once he gets past the first two-minute question and they get into that discussion period, can he carry on a prolonged discussion on, you know, complex issues? and if the answer is yes, he can take a big step forward here. if the answer is no, it will reconfirm some of the concerns that people have about him. >> and, you know, the audience he's going to be feeding off of tonight is one

king restaurant. it burned back in may. investigators say that fire started when someone threw out a cigarette still burning. the total damage, almost $700,000. steve: one of the girls charged in the slender man stabbing case changed her plea today from not of mental disease. she and other girl are accused of attacks a classmate to try to please the fictional character slender man. >>> federal investigators say james wheeler shot the store owner in the chest. that man lived. wheeler was sentence today 19 years behind bars. his coheart was sentenced to 12 and a half years in prison. courtny: a north prairie woman a and killing a man. the crash happened around 5 last night in the town of eagle. rebecca crossed into oncoming traffic and hit a motorcyclist head on. the driver died. >>> sunday marks 15 years since the attacks on the world trade center and pentagon. steve: since then em co chemical districters held a memorial at its plants in wisconsin and >> 9-11 is an attempt to strip us from that freedom and i want to make sure that doesn't happen. this is my way trying to have everybody remember how important freedom is. steve: saning the star-spangl

. >> steve: the golden state warriors might wanna take some notes in their new arena king's just puthing touches on their building not only as a pact with all kinds of technology features 23 all gender restrooms activists say it is the first green in the world offer all gender restrooms. hot narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty muÑoz-gonzalez: simply by maintaining the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. ryan ruelas: no new education cuts, and no new taxes. reagan duncan: vote yes on 55. sarah morgan: to help our children thrive. >> gary: the giants tonight san francisco four games remain they are feeling about the playoffs. lot of people here i was getting all excited. when there is a mistake on the air pollution and suggests saying something's wrong resign. and the guy goes like this for five minutes. >> gary:

steve krafft joins us live with the latest. >> late breaking development, let me show you a picture of the man we were talking about he is 21-year-old traifian king. take a look. here is the back story. sergeant vince lewis of phoenix p.d. tells us investigators identified traveon king by looking at surveillance video and then t king was already in jail because he had been arrested for trespassing earlier in the day by campus police at asu in tempe. they put two and two together and now traveon king will be looking at burglary charges. >> in this video you can see the rapper drake gesturing. he looks irate after someone made off with $3 million worth of jewelry and valuables and a

spot got to support a worthy cause, pat's king of steaks dished up steaks for $10 each. 100% of the proceeds go to heart screenings for kids. preston and steve were there to draw attention and get the lunch crowds in today. >> still more to come on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. the record breaking patient for brigantine's marine mammal station. >>> and a find in japan that dates back 2,000 years, what they think is the origin of these ancient coins. katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy, joey, ricky, eileen, me, and colleen... all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s. senate - working class roots and the mother of three, i'll put middle class families ahead of wall street. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. >>> brigantine's marine mammal stranding center is helping out one of their largest visitors, a 300 pound logger turtle. the staff rescued the turtle last evening in avalon after getting reports of an an

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