how do you see the vote playing out for th ((steve sebelius)) >> ((patrick walker)) >>> and steve, you got to sit down today with a retired navy admiral who's been writing and speaking about the implications of climate change on the u.s. military. ((steve sebelius)) >>that's right, patrick: vice admiral lee gunn was in town with a simple, serious message. ((steve sebelius)) >>and that's this: in terms of admiral who's been writing and speaking about the implications of climate change on the u.s. military. ((steve sebelius)) >>that's right, patrick: vice admiral lee gunn was in town a simple, serious message. ((steve sebelius)) >>and that's this: in terms of military threats, climate change is serious. admiral gunn -- whose work has appeared in the bulletin of atomic scientists -- said it could rob parched regions of fresh water, destablize governments, prompt massive immigration of refugees, and contribute to conditions that allow terror groups to recruit new members. i asked him if it was as dangerous a threat as china building artificial islands in the south china sea, north korea ir

((paul joncich)) >> review-journal columnist and politics now co-host steve sebelius sat down with brazile today. he's here with more. steve? ((steve sebelius)) >>donna brazile is an unlikely savior for the democratic party. she's a longtime associate of the clinton family, and advised president bill clinton's 1992 in her party find her too conservative. but brazile says the party is coming together. (( steve: so do you think the rift has been healed? donna brazile: you know, i think it takes time to heal a wound, and it takes time to ensure that both teams are coming together. but when i look across the country, and i get a readout every night in terms of volunteers, voter registration and of course fundraising, there are a lot of sanders people contributing. ((steve sebelius)) >>brazile noted that not only did former d-n-c chairwoman debbie wasserman shultz step down, but the organization's ceo, cfo, communications director and finance director resigned, too. but emails and internal staff issues are only part of the problem. clinton is fighting to win the support of even constituencies t

((steve sebelius/politics now co-host: "you should definitely be skeptical in what's said in these aids and these are people who are paid highly to basically manipulate the facts and make the opponent look really bad.")) ((mauricio marin)) and expects the mud slinging to ramp up weeks before the election. (( steve sebelius/politics now co-host: " you're going to have these ads at the very last minute wher they try to surprise you with something that you may have not seen coming and some strategic ads at the very end as people go to do ea ((kirsten joyce)) >> politics now host steve (suh-bay-leus) sebelius believes that at least 20-million dollars has been spent on this race. and even more will likely be dished out from both sides leading up to the election... which is two months away../// ((brian loftus)) >>> hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail today after spending three days at home recovering from pneumonia. her campaign released a 2 page two-page letter from hillary clinton's personal physician...descr ibes her as being in quote - "excellent "recovering well from antibiotic

politics now host steve sebelius believes at least 20-million dollars has been spent on this race. and even more will likely be dished out from both sides leading up to the election... which is now just 55 days away. dave./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> onto the presidential race... hillary clinton has been off the campaign trail the past few days to recover from pneumonia. now, her doctor says she's work. the 68 year-old's doctor wrote a note saying clinton's recent physical exam shows that she in is excellent mental condition -- aside from the pneumonia. meanwhile, 70 year-old donald trump is touting his physical exam as well.... and says he feels as good as he did when he was 30. he discussed stamina at a rally in canton, ohio: (( donald trump / r-presidential nominee: "you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? i don't think so." )) ((dave courvoisier)) leading clinton by five points in a two-way race among likely voters in battleground state ohio. clinton returns to the campaign trail tomorrow./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> former president bill clint

review journal columnist steve sebelius. steve... i want to start with the whole audience back-and-forth. surprised that it was the clinton campaign that started that skirmish? ((steve sebelius)) >> ((patrick walker)) >> we have the two candidates here behind us on the touchscreen. let's run down the issues... who's going to resonate more on each? ((steve sebelius)) follow us on twitter as we give our impressions... and then we'll be back at 11 with a full recap. paul... /// ((paul joncich)) >>> j weekend's life is beautiful festival... organizers have already made a big announcement regarding the 2017 event. plus... the holidays are right around the corner... which means a ton of companies are looking for some seasonal help. but where do you go to find those jobs? that's next on the valley's news leader./// <<< (("you're watching the valley's news leader...with dave this is 8 news now at five.")) >>> ((paul joncich)) >>> tis the season... to get a job. national companies are already looking to hire workers for the holidays. ((denise

unacceptable. )) ((steve sebelius)) >> that does sound pretty bad. but the gentleman pictured in that ad -- longtime university of nevada reno political science professor richard siegel -- is calling for the ad to be taken down because he says it's completely misleading! although the minutes of the meeting reflect only a brief discussion, siegel says he'd worked for years with cortez masto on sexual assault issues, and she was well-aware that didn't have the money to test rape kits. he said his question was in reference to an oct. 4th, 2014 story in the review-journal about the rape kit issue, and it was that story -- not untested rape kits in general -- that she admitted she hadn't seen. siegel says he was shocked and dismayed to be pictured in an ad that attacked cortez masto, for whom he says he'll cast his vote in november. he said (quote): "i felt terrible i was very much upset. i was being used. i had never been in that in the end, cortez masto used the proceeds of a settlement with j.p. morgan chase in order to raise 1-point-7 million dollars

((denise valdez)) >>review-journal columnist and politics now co-host steve sebelius is here with that story. steve? ((steve sebelius)) channel -- you've seen them. attacks on cortez masto for allegedly being corrupt, or against heck for allegedly wanting to privatize social security. if you're not sick of those ads already, maybe you will be after seeing this: ((democrat catherine cortez masto couldn't name one thing with the iran nuclear deal that she was concerned about. cortez masto: wrong on national security. after accepting 70 thousand dollars from taxi companies, cat after uber, once, twice, three times until she drove them out of town. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck voted 10 times to defund planned parenthood. we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. catherine cortez masto: impaired judgment nevada can't afford. )) former democratic senator and governor richard bryan says yes. he penned an op-ed in the las vegas sun defending cortez masto's integrity. he said a website maintained by heck's campa

review-journal columnist and "politics now" co-host steve sebelius is here with more. >>the news of the day was all about hillary clinton's health. she'd apparently been diagnosed on friday with a case of pneumonia, a bacterial infection that affects the lungs and can cause coughing and other flu-like symptoms. her doctors have recommended she take a few days off. the public didn't learn about it until sunday, however, when clinton left a september 11 memorial early, and had to be helped to her vehicle by members of her secret service detail. rumors about clinton being in time, spread by even mainstream g-o-p figures such as karl rove and rudy giuliani. the former secretary does have a history of blood clots, and in 2012 fainted and suffered a concussion after she hit her head in a fall. but the trump campaign is taking it easy on the health front: donald trump wished her a speedy recovery. but he has taken issue with a remark clinton made at a fundraiser on friday. clinton said half of trump's supporters were a (quote) "basket of deplorables sexists, homophobic, xenop

donald trump's campaign is starting to play catch-up in nevada.thank you for joining us, i am steve sebelius. >> i am patrick walker. i sat down with donald trump, junior at the trump national hotel. >> this is very strong unions. for your father, he says he's doing well a couple of polls recently showing not the case. does he have ground to make up with the dispute a labor dispute at the hotel. >> there's nothing generally speaking because they been bought and paid for, they have been bought and paid for by the democratic campaign. honestly, the hard-working labor movement throughout this country i can tell you thousands of people they say listen where you didn't and we that is the people that my father's been speaking to since day one. that's always been resonating with. bringing jobs back to this country. not letting them bring those funds back. let's get those groups back. let's get them workiif we had jobs, we would solve so many of our problems. the inner cd youth, african, african-american, hispanics they would be better off. that's been my father's age all along. those guys, when i w

this is "politics now" with steve sebelius and patrick walker. expected to lure the raiders to las vegas comes with a hefty price tag. $750 million would come from raising the room tax paid for by visitors to our city. 500 million from the raiders themselves addison. it is one part good business, one part ultraistic. >> he wants to take the city to the next level, have a legacy for himself for the years to come and to be able to see that the city can grow in a way that we never thought would be possible. >> all right. so the big question, what if constructions addleson's taxpayers won't be on the hook, because he's willing to dip into his billion dollar bank account for cost overruns. >> if the southern nevad tourist infrastructure committee gives its blessing to the $1.9 billion stadium its fate will fall into the hands of state lawmakers. almost 40% is expected to come to an increase of the tourist tax. they have floated the idea of floating a stadium district with the ability to collect tax revenues. >> everyone else is using these we're here,

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((steve sebelius)) couldn't while his return was under routine audit, lester holt told him that's not true... then he said he'd do it when hillary released the "30,000 deleted emails." -- clinton tn but she can throw them out. -- bright spots for donald trump? -- the candidates disagreed for donald trump? -- the candidates disagreed all night... but they agreed on something significant -- no issue to rest?what went in trump's favor? ((denise valdez)) >>> and many of you shared your >>> and many of you shared your opinions on the first debate... michael writes: "hillary did what she does best -- tell people what they want to hear. trump brings up valid arguments, writes: "clinton won as far as i feel -- trump got nervous when his bankruptcies came up. sure hope she wins." you can join the conversation right now on our facebook page./// ((denise valdez)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters for all the races that matter to you... on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((paul joncich)) >>> the life is beautiful festival was a blast for thousands of people in downtow

politics now co-host steve sebelius hears from one of the people featured in the ad... who says he was upset by how he was portrayed. ((paul joncich)) >>> plus... she's ready to get back on track. we hear from top chef carla pellegrino... about the modern- day way she was able to help keep paychecks going out... after a crash forced her to shut down her henderson restaurant. ((christianne klein)) >>> and body camo how these people were able rescue a man from a fiery crash... just in the nick of time./// <<< news music voice over: "now, live...this is 8 news now at six-thirty." >>> ((paul joncich)) >>> nevada is living up to its reputation as a battleground state... as bill clinton stumps for hillary right here in the valley. thanks for joining us tonight at 6:30... i'm paul joncich. ((christianne klein)) >> and i'm christianne klein. the former president has been standing in for his wife... as she recovers from pneumonia.