senator tom udall is stewart's son. he represents new mexico. morris udall was stewart's brother. they were close. in fact, after stewart left for kennedy administration morris took his congressional seat and held on to it for 15 more items. he served from 1961 to 1991. morris himself was distinguished himself with environmental and conservation legislation. it's a big family, the udall family as in a lot of them are doing some very good things. thank you so much, and by all means if you have any questions. [applause] >> thank you. yes. >> it wasn't until the nixon administration that we had the environmental protection agency. why didn't that happen during udall's term or was it just not ready? was it just not the time for it? scott: it was a buildup to it, a crescendo the 1960's, as a shakespearean play, i don't want to say the rising of the primary, a lot of big pieces of legislation that came out of the environmental movement. a lot of it did come out in the first term of the nixon administration. one big thing that happened was, and stewart got lucky in this regard, it didn't

clinton's running mate, senator tim kaine will win a second term today by defeating challenger corey stewart. the real vote total is starting to come in. >> martha: we can also now projected that republican south carolina governor, henry mcmaster, win his race against democrat james smith. >> bret: now remember, the two overarching questions of the night or whether democrats can take control of the house and whether republicans can keep control of the senate. it is honestly too early to make both important projections. we are also watching governor races around the country, and we'll have a big impact on "20/20", 20, as well. >> martha: so, the first polls up close, 7:00, coming in right now, any first impressions? >> interestingly enough, i think it is not particularly controversial, but virginia and what i suspect will be a landslide reelection victory by tim kaine over corey stewart, the republican, he was pretty far out there. he even at one point in the

sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co- director, berkeley forests "californians move here for the nature but they are living next to vegetation fuel" bill stewart is with berkeley's center for forestry, he is an expert in forest management and wildfires. bill says the more that californians sprawl out into nature the more the vegetation fuel is left to grow and become tinder sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co-director, berkeley forests "californians move here for the nature but they are living next to vegetation fuel" stewart says the urban sprawl combined with climate change is making things harder for california to battle these fires. sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co-director, berkeley forests "we see finger prints of climate change all over this even if only one or two degrees hotter, it's hotter at night and that is contributing to hotter winds" bill stewart says to prevent devastating wildfires in the future people will have to get serious about defensible space. sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co-director, berkeley fores

because stacy stewart wasn't on trial and cal harris was.rneys insisted. >> cal did not deserve to be on trial. and frankly, michele and her family deserve better. we all want to know what happened to her. it's time to look elsewhere. >> there was a new prosecutor this time around. tioga county's kirk martin. he made the same arguments as the previous d.a. saying the evidence pointed to cal harris killing his wife. the trial took three months. and finally late april the jury got it. and the waiting began. michelle's family still convinced that cal was guilty. >> is there a corner of your brain that thinks, god, maybe it was somebody else? >> notso at all. not at all. >> well, cal and his family hoped the jury had been persuaded otherwise. >> you know, you've been confident before when you've gone on trial because you said, i didn't do it, i should be acquitted, and yet you weren't. what impacts your throughing now? >> by what bruce and his team have done in the investigation. it's got to create that doubt. and we didn't have that before. >>

sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co- director, berkeley forests "californians move hereor the nature but they are living next to vegetation fuel" bill stewart is with berkeley's center for forestry, he is an expert in forest management and wildfires. bill says the more that californians sprawl out into nature the more the vegetation fuel is left to grow and become tinder sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co-director, berkeley forests "californians move here for the nature but they are living next to vegetation fuel" stewart says the urban sprawl combined with climate change is making things harder for california to battle these fires. sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co-director, berkeley forests "we see finger prints of climate change all over this even if only one or two degrees hotter, it's hotter at night and that is contributing to hotter winds" bill stewart says to prevent devastating wildfires in the future people will have to get serious about defensible space. sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co-director, berkeley forests

sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co-director, berkeley forests "we see finger prints ofclimate change all over this even if only one or two degrees hotter, it's hotter at night and that is contributing to hotter winds" bill stewart says to prevent devastating wildfires in the future people will have to get serious about defensible space. sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co-director, berkeley forests "nies will have to decide whether they value privacy and trees or safety" in berkeley gabe slate kron 4 news. ( robin ) the fires to the north and south of us ... remind everyone of just how important it is to get up to the minute information, such as an alert to evacuate, or which areas to avoid. tuesday -supervisors in san mateo county passed a resolution so they can reach more people with their emergency alerts. county officials wanted to warn residents about bad air quality last week, so they sent out a text alert to those who opted into the program. governor jerry brown signed a bill in september... allowing local governments to access residential contact i

the first black artist that jim stewart ever worked with, the light bulb went on and he realized thatone, the type of music that he would want to make, even though he was a country fiddle player but evening at a banker by day, but also the first record that he made that got on the radio and sold. if they were going to make those r&b records they had to go somewhere where there was an abundance of talent. here in south memphis where they are now they got the old capitol and transformed it into what eventually became stax records. mr. stewart is a special person who really understood the power of music and of what they could do, the power of empowerment. it was right at a time here in memphis of segregation. a time when blacks and whites really didn't at ever, if it -- didn't ever if at all. what they felt they could do here was create a workplace and an environment where people can create freely, where the creative art could happen and for young people would have the opportunity of not just black and white together the greater workplace, but a place for young people were paid to make m

more, we're talking about martha stewart. >> martha stewart, her first uber ride was filthy. it was a complete mess. she called it just dirty. filthy. you cannot do thato martha stewart. she said she first ordered the car and it didn't show and then when the second car arrived, it was facing therong way, parked halfway down the street and it was dirty. vet water bottles. how can you -- i wouldn't have gotten in that uber. no thank you definitely they know it was martha stewart? >> probably not. >> it's because most people wouldn't expect martha stewart to be calling an uber. what's wrong with the limo? >> you have to have it decked out for martha. okay. bring itk here. talk about d.c. book stor. getting boozy. >> what if you could enjoy a book and have a little sippy sip with it, too? >> so they just released the list of book stores with bars and w cafesre you can read your favorite book. two d.c. stores made the list. cramer's sin asn h heeas b a fauldro sunvice restaurant, bar, and also on the list,us boys and boats. all three include book stores along with the restaurant a

let me ask you the is rick stewart.question —— rory stewart —— that laura kingsburg asked the predator, who is pleased with the steel?|j laura kingsburg asked the predator, who is pleased with the steel? i am pleased with this deal —— this deal, because it delivers on the referendum result, also keeping us close to europe. i think it is the best possible ref —— brexit deal you could have come and many of the people who are opposing it either wa nt to people who are opposing it either want to deny the brexit referendum happened and remain in europe, or those who prefer to have no deal with europe. but it is tricky to sell a deal on the basis that it lacks the freedom of movement, which was a issue for many who voted, but not the only issue. it wasn't the only issue, but it is a deal that accepts that as we negotiate over the future that if britain wants to divert more from the eu and its customs arrangement, they will have consequences. in other words, customs arrangement, they will have consequences. in otherwords, it c

i want to ask you, congressman stewart. >> i don't think there's anyone in d.c. that thinks the president will shut down the mueller investigation or that mr. whitaker would. it seems unnecessary. i don't know anyone who believes the president would do that, it would be a mistake if he did. they asked him to recuse himself or voicing an opinion, everyone in washington has voiced an opinion on this, including democrats and republicans who are carrying out own investigations. if voicing an opinion on this would require you to preclude your involvement, no one would be involved in this investigation. >> julie: jim himes and chris stewart, thank you very much. the migrant caravan inching closer and closer to the u.s. border, many of them have already arrived as the bulk of it actually arrived in tijuana just south of san diego. we have a live report next. liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember

that was -- >> stephen: a little bit-- a little bit like jon stewart.e bit like jon stewart. >> look how hales and hearty you look, coming in here every night, taking in the toxins and spewing back out rainbow-colored sprinkles. that's your job, and you do it beautifully. >> stephen: it ain't sprinkles. >> it's sprinkles, baby. >> stephen: by the way, thank you for dressing up. thank you so much. thank you for taking this seriously. i really appreciate it. >> i don't have much spails down here. and i don't have an extensive wardrobe. i just wear what the left the show in three years ago. ( laughter ) and i continue -- >> stephen: i haven't-- i have only been interviewed once before by you in my life. and last time i was al sharpton. >> that is correct. the last time i interviewed al sharpt ofns going to be on "the daily show," and at the last minute, he decided he didn't feel like it. i don't even-- i don't even think it was, "i'm not feeling well." i think it was more, "i'm not coming." and you stepped in, and i interviewed you with the al sharpton que

. >>> martha stewart morning's tech bites. >> we're seeing what some retailers will be offering on blackelling an ipad with $70 off. best buy is selling the nest home half off. you'll notice sue uber bikes on the streets in los angeles. >> there are 300 bikes uber says they expect the number to rise to 5,000 by march. >>> nmartha stewart took her first uber ride and it wasn't a good thing. >> she posted pictures on instagram of a messy car. she says it parked half a block away, facing the wrong way. she complained the first car she orred never showed up. >> maybe after all this martha needs a lyft. >> get it? >> her manolo were on point though. >> i don't think it's the choice of transportation for martha stewart. >> just stick to the traditio l traditional -- >> yeah. >>> in you're plan, a holiday trip to yosemite, they have a warning you need to know. warning you need to know. >> they say ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ it's the second leading cancer killer in the u.s. but, it is almost entirely preventable. most colon cancers start as polyps. and scre

>>howard: is jon stewart right? is the media towards the narcissists and not the other way around as they often say? >> of course. it's amazing he would make that point. jon stewart, bill marr, you know the so-called comedian. they are 100 percent whether it's in the entertainment industry or media, these folks are all leftists and they are opposed to everything this president has done. >>howard: that may be true but here is jon stewart saying the press is beating - - the president is beating the press at their own game. >> i don't think so. it's hard to sit here after 15 years i think both you and david know i've had my own problems with the press. but there's a constructive way to do it in a nonconstructive way. it is not fair to say that he's playing them. by the way, he has made any press is good press maxim, wrong. most of his press is bad. >> i think it helps him. >>howard: when you push back against the press as a campaign person, how is that different except perhaps in tone than the president doing it? >> be

meanwhile london 2012 olympian aza—aa stewart played her last game before retiring on 101 caps.ce i was 12 or 11 years old, so it has been a long—time play overseas and in america. euro basket is my wedding weekend, sol america. euro basket is my wedding weekend, so i am not sure if they can weekend, so i am not sure if they ca n force weekend, so i am not sure if they can force me to apply, but we will see. for now, i'm happy with my decision, and i'm just really, see. for now, i'm happy with my decision, and i'mjust really, my whole career is being celebrated over the weekend, it was really wonderful. now a look at the some of the other stories around today. charlotte bankes, one of the world's leading snowboard cross athletes, has defected from the french national team and joined the british set up. born in hemel hempstead, she moved to france at the age of four. she claimed three world cup medals for france last season. gregor townsend has made 8 changes to the scotland team for their match with argentina at murrayfield on saturday. finn russell moves into inside centre, wit

." >>> and martha stewart takes an uber. babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. ♪ ♪ >>> my collar isn't the only thing that's aggressive. time for the skinny and the season finale of "dancing with the stars." >> nobody saw this coming, not even the winners. joining grocery store joe for his reprise of his trio night salsa. everyone scored a perfect 30 for their free style. but two couples scored double perfect 30s including halloween night tango. >> we were rooting for keo. they've given him the older contestants in the past. we were rooting for you. also scoring that second 30 the disney star and whitney. they brought new york city. to the studio there. is that robin cook? nice. didn't he just lose a house? that's really nice that he lost a house and showed up still. >> social media star and allen scored 27 for their swan lake-f inspired tango. >> and the radio star scoring a 24 for their hamma is hurting them cha-cha. >> and finally the moment of truth and despite be thing low scores of the night and consistently low all season

we're one of the co developers along with the john stewart company. it's a mixed-use multi-generational development with a broad range of housing needs, including affordable housing, middle income housing and housing for the formerly homeless. the project includes retail, a community-serving childcare center with programs and supports for all children of all income levels and incorporates a robust services plan that tends to the needs of the seniors, families and formally homeless tenant populations that will be living there. the john stewart company and bridge housing are co developers on this project and are very excited about the deeper vulnerability levels at 88 broadway and 75 davids project. the 30% units will serve very low income residents. it will be one additional step towards meeting the deep and continuous needs to create affordable housing opportunities and will be reflected i have housing needs in the chinatown and broader community. the proposed project will pursue the city's goal of integrated a diverse population with the family and s

chris stewart down here 20% to his challenger. only 20% there. what's interesting is democrats have more than enough opportunities. the original magic number was 23. more than enough opportunities to get there. as we go west, what's the possibility universe? that will be the question in the hour ahead as we start to lock up some of these races. the final votes come in. we start counting more as we head this way. what's the ceiling, if you will, for the democrats? 23? well within their reach. they still have to close the deal. how much higher can you go over here? that's the big question. >> the magic number now is 11. we'll see if that happens. we're watching it very closely. dana, you've got another key race alert. >> wolf, a number of battleground states we're looking at right now in the u.s. senate, starting of course with texas. right now ted cruz has pulled ahead. it's been going back and forth all night. he is ahead by just under 150,000 votes. beto o'rourke is trailing right now. 80% of the vote in, in texas. boy are we watching that close

stewart: it took a second global conflagration, to begin to sort those things out.curring. president macron has invited angela merkel as part of the comer murray should to be the -- part of the commemoration to speak at this day. tensions are still strong with to brexit negotiations, where there is an effort to give theresa may and offer them. tom: what is so interesting. childhood, world war i was distant and it was there were. but we doterans day not have the resonance europeans do. how should he approach sunday? ideally, president trump would use this as a moment to not only have a remembrance aat americans did die but moment of reflection about what happened in its aftermath. some of the turbulence unleashed a definingd war is characteristic of our own times, the return to authoritarianism, protectionism, many of those things are at play today. idea ofdopted the america first which was the mantra of interwar isolationist. ofncine: give me a sense where foreign policy goes from here? what will you as foreign policy be? u.s.ar the -- what will foreign policy be? t

ronald stewart was one of the trauma surgeons working at university hospital that day. >> we treatedents. >> did all of them survive? >> one did not. one did not. small child. i think the average person would probably not understand, really, how difficult it is to take care of patients with these types of high-velocity wounds. what you are about to see might be disturbing. >> basically this is really very similar types of wounds that we saw at the sutherland springs. >> reporter: dr. eastridge uses snapshots from a real war zone as an example. >> this here is actually what will be a typical wound from a high-velocity round. it basically creates a wave, a blast wave. like if you throw a pebble in a pond. >> reporter: this is why, in addition to practicing how they respond to a mass shooting, both dr. eastridge and dr. stewart believe their medical community must also get involved in curbing firearm violence. >> we really have put our heart and soul into reducing these injuries from occurring in the first place. >> reporter: but unsurprisingly, this view is controversial. when the amer

martha stewart, always good to have you.g live. first, this is "today" on >>> the citi concert series on "today," is proudly presented to you by citi. >> michael buble is about to sing and we cannot contain ourselves any longer. michael, we can hardly wait. >> i can't wait to do this with you guys. i can't believe you agreed that we were going to go on the road together, just like this. >> performing "i only have eyes for you" off his brand-new album, "love," here is michael buble. ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight i don't care if it's cloudy or bright ♪ ♪ 'cause i only have eyes for you, dear ♪ ♪ now, the moon may be high but i can't see a thing in the sky ♪ ♪ 'cause i only have eyes for y you, hoda ♪ ♪ i don't know if we're in a garden ♪ ♪ or on a crowded avenue you are here, so am i ♪ ♪ maybe millions of people go by but they all disappear from view ♪ ♪ and i only have eyes for you ♪ ♪ ♪ how can i live a day without you ♪ ♪ i need your love to see me through ♪ ♪ you're not here by my side maybe millions of people go by ♪ ♪ bu

kevin harvick sharing a moment with tony stewart and gene haas who just walked off.evin, it will show a fifth-place fini. how would you sum up this day that was so up and down for the 4 team? >> yeah, we were in bigrouble there when we had the flat tire and then, you know, the caution came out and we were able to get some stage points and wound up with some decent track position, quite as ver drove good after it drug the ground all the way around the racetrack and we kept working on it and kept ourself in position then there athe end after everybody crashed, it was like, okay, let it play out herendee where it all falls. we just got to thank everybody from busch, jimmy johns, mobile ford, offroad, liftmaster, everybody at stewart-haas racing and haas automation for all they do for the teams. >> in seven days, kevin harvick gets to race for a championship, rick. >> it'sh kyle busc getting the win and the championship four are now decided. thanks for watching our coverage today on nbc. for more nascar post-race coverage, it will be on nbcsn. ke sure to join us over the

. >> his nephew, stewart was here. >> as much as we have come forward we still have work to do and we still need to remind people as my uncle did, we need to work in collaboration and stand up to the bullies. >> in san francisco, betty yu, back to you. >>> new surveillance video of a fatal crash could be crucial for the police. early this morning a deputy chased a gold lexus to san pablo. speeds reached up to 100 miles an hour. this video shows when it all came to a deadly end. the lexus rolled several times before then coming to a stop. the sheriff's department says this happeafe deputy ended the pursuit. >> i think the chase -- you saw the chase. >> coming up 23rd. >> how fast, about 95 or 100. yes, straight down this way. he hit something here and he flipped over. >> the suspect who died at the scene is 29-year-old sandwall. the police are now investigating and gathering video to see what happened during the pursuit. >>> also tonight, at least one man behind bars after leading the police on a pretty wild pursuit through los angeles. >> this is the time the streets -- oh, wow. on th

sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co- director, berkeley forests "californians move here an expert in forest management and wildfires. bill says the califuel is left to tinder soun from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co-director, berkeley forests "californians move here for the nature but they are living next to vegetation fuel" stewar the urban sprawl combined with climate change is making things harder for california to battle these fires. sound from bill stewart / forestry specialist, co-director, berkeley forests "we see finger prints of climate change all over this even if only one or two degrees hotter, it's hotter at night and that is contributing to hotter winds" bill stewart says to prevent devastating spa bill stewart / forestry specialist, co-forests "neighborhoods and communities will have to decide whether they value privacy and trees or safety" in berkeley gabe slate kron 4 news. ( darya )( darya )still ahead on the kron4 morning news... two dozen familes have filed the first lawsuit against pg&e... as a result of the camp fire. ( darya ) and we'll get

. >> stewart and kelly started stumpy's along with another couple and went into business three yearsgo. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> walks through the evolution of how this came to be. >> okay, so with our business partners and friends, one afternoon after sailing in our backyard i had a bunch of logs from a tree that was falling and we were splitting wood for the chim nia and we ended up throwing the axes, we had a lot of fun, we kind of good addicted to it. my partner who is carpenter built an easel target and brought it over and the rest is history. >> stumpy's, you named it stumpy's how did that come up >> that was actually a nickname i acquired from a party that mark and trish threw it has nothing to do with any of my appendages. everything is good and so that in addition to the fact that we were also throwing at log stumps too. kind of a dual meaning >> kelly, what about the alcohol? you're not a bar, it is byob, how did that come into it? was that part of the original plan, i suppose, when you're doing this in the backyard >> it was. we knew we had

cey stewart could be drag on her, too. unlike wexton who wants incumbent senator tim kaine at her side, comstock wantso separate herself from stewart. still, political analyst mark rozelle and others remiennd comstock's resilience and reputation for incumbent services helped her keep her seat to two years ago. >> news 4 is your go-to source 2018.ecision our team of reporters and experts will be working all day election day. tin at 7:30 tuesday night for an nbc 4 election special. that's right after "nbc night news." we'll have the early results as polls close, the updates will come in throughout the evening. >>> ac. tip led police to shut down an ayficers found inside the heads up barbershop fright they confiscated jars full of marijuana as well as a loaded gun. police arrested 17 people here at that shophich is on new yorkavonenue th in intent to distribute and possessing an illegal firearm. d.c. police say an officer was assaulted during the arrest. seing marijuana is a crime in the district but private recreational use

it was wonderful. >> stephen: jon stewart made a little news today.aying into the media's and journalists' natural narcissism. and by insulting the media directly, he makes the story a fight rather than talking about policy. how-- do you think he's right? do you think that you guys are being plaild? >> i do accept quite a lot of the criticism. i'll say two things. one, it is our role, and we must defend our profession. this is a noble profession. this is a profession that in the united states of america is-- is guaranteed and protected by the first amendment. we call ourselves "the fourth estate." it's important. we cannot bend over and surrender. we're not going to do that. so we have to be absolutely clear that we're not going to create these new normals. on the other hand, we cannot be dragged down every single rabbit hole. we must stand for issues and actually keep our eye on the prize, keep our eye on the issue and do not get pulled into somebody else's narrative and somebody else's game. so that is what i think-- and i do believe-- jon said that

jon stewart, the former "the daily show" host says the media is playing into the president's hands by battling him every single time because that's exactly what he wants them to do. >> i love that they have taken it personally. personally wounded and offended by this man. he baits them and they dive. in he's able to tune out everything else and get people just focused on the fight. he's going to win the fight. connell: what do you think, kat, the jon stewart point media types take it so personally, they can't help themselves, fight back every time. exactly what the president wants. >> i think this is never going to end because the media and trump are having too much fun fighting with each other. which i understand, i've been in entire relationships like that, they don't end because the fighting is too fun. seriously, they'll say trump is a psycho and people will say that's so brave and so great. look she called trump a psycho and gets attention or trump at a rally will say cnn blah, blah, blah and everybody cheers and the crowd goes wild. they're having a nice time. it's a fight but a

coming up, jim stewart. you will want to hear what he has to say about former cbs ceo.doing great reporting at the "new york times." we will give you a look at the move in the treasuries this morning. you can see we are hanging right around three percent. >> 3.022. we are back after this. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your finance business. and so if someone tries to breach your firewall in london & you start to panic... don't. because your cto says we've got allies on the outside... ...& security algorithms on the inside... ...& that way you can focus on expanding into eastern europe... ...& that makes the branch managers happy & yes, that's the branch managers happy. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence. it can do so much for your business, the list goes on and on. that's the power of &. & when this happens you'll know how to quickly react... >>> let's give you a look at the best-performing stocks on the s&p. dollar tree. >> i told you. they wouldn't come on, i think they have a good story my father and i went to almost e

. >> reporter: stewart cofounded paws in 1984. >> all these animals, somebody keeping them in a zoo or backyard. none of these were ever bred here. we didn't breed anything here. >> reporter: this is one of 16 big cat alliance sank ready-to-wear iz located throughout the united states. housing animals like these taken from back yards and road side zoos, and all of them are full. stewart says there's plenty of blame for this problem to go around. >> if you want a cat, go to the shelter. >> reporter: from lawmakers dragging their feet to celebrities who make owning an exotic animal trendy, to those who smuggle, breed and sell these live exotics. >> as soon as they see mike tyson has white tigers, you know, they forget that the white tigers escaped and jumped somebody, you know what i mean? there are some down sides to this. there are more pet tigers in the united states than there are wild tigers in the rest of the world. >> reporter: that's why organizations such as p.a.w.s. and born free want congress to step in on this issue. they say until there are strict federal laws that forbid ke

the british justice minister rory stewart there backing theresa may's deal.o convince british voters? the bbc‘s olivia richwald has spent the day in skipton, in the north of england finding out what some voters think. skipton in the yorkshire dales is a prosperous market town, attracts plenty of tourists, and votes tory blue. but in the red lion pub, it was time a sunday at lunch and a chew over the brexit deal. it might be pleasing both sides, and that's what she is trying to do. she's tried to please everybody, and it will not be a good deal for either side. it looks unacceptable, and if enough brexiteers have left the cabinet because it's so bad, then theresa may and all her remain colleagues are just pushing it through, it looks awful. in the referendum, 53% of people here voted to leave the eu, similar to the national result. among them, zoe venn, who has lived in the town all her life and helps to run the family canal business. i think it isjust dragging on a bit now, i think they could just do with getting the deal done, and then, we can move forward.

get something sorted it was dirty wheels are up the legend and the motor racing legend is so jackie stewart jackie and switzerland and the thing with dodi and jackie have in common is that they're both engaged in huge campaigns in the case of jackie stewart it's the race against dementia which has afflicted his wife helen you've had some success in the weirdness of this like still much much more still to be done but some success now you've taken on perhaps the biggest battle of all the race against the mansion tell me why that's become one of your past approaches four years ago helen went to the mayo clinic in rochester minnesota in the united states and got identified as having dementia. dementia has no cure current lee and has no preventive medicine to stop people from having dementia hellen short term memory know is very very weak something she doesn't know whether she's in switzerland or england it's a terrible disease thought many people what a terrible cost is to a family. and speaking of legends here's a wonderful duty might be a christmas show in edinburgh it's the woman to hold wit

and our closer, lieutenant general harry stewart. with lieutenant colonel robert friend who was born in south carolina. what we will do is yield the floor to you, and then we will ask the audience to give you questions. let's have a round of applause for our first panelist. [applause] colonel, just give us a brief history about you. colonel friend: i was always interested in flying, and then the chances were offered me. had a pilot'si license in the late 1930's because i was part of a program in united states was doing potential defense of itself, and that was to train people to fly airplanes as they were doing in europe. the time came for us to go to .uskegee i enjoyed it very much. the one thing that i would like to clarify was everybody says tuskegee, the place where they african-americans. that's the wrong way, i think, to look at it. the right way to look at it was that was the place where they trained people who were not white. i went through the program and .ent through three wars am very fortunate to be able to be here to let

well, earlier i spoke to two of gb's star names, including team stalwart azania stewart, and asked howhave some other players who have 100 caps already. all we can do isjust players who have 100 caps already. all we can do is just keep players who have 100 caps already. all we can do isjust keep pushing forward and showing women's basketball is here to stay and it is a great sport to and play.” basketball is here to stay and it is a great sport to and play. i will show you act clip now three years ago. often we hear on the news about how basketball funding always seems to be under threat and three years ago he did an interview with the bbc and it was pretty emotional, when he asked you about the sport and what state it was in. we put so much effort and hard work in. and it is quite disappointing that just because we don't get a medal —— didn't get a medal, it means that we are not worth anything, you know? i have worked so hard throughout my career, and i guess what made me really u pset career, and i guess what made me really upset is realising if we don't achieve our goals, it will a

. >> here is stewart in ohio plan to go vote today, stewart, go ahead. >> yes, sir.ank you so much for answering my call. i plan to vote today, the thing that bothers me the most is i would like for you to ask your callers how can a person vote when you v have people taking ay their health care, public assistance and they are so poor but yet they still don't vote for their own interest but they vote and things are being taken away from them. >> let's address the issue of the vote denial or problems at the polls as we sit here on election day morning what's your sense broadly across the country sabout accessibility to the polls, efforts to make sure that the polls -- that voter lists are accurate. >> so first i should say if anyone encounters anyone at the polls trying to dissuade from voting they should call national election protection hotline 866-our-vote, if you are registered, there's no one that should try to stop you from voting, this year has been interesting because there are some elected officials who seem to be trying to decrease turnout using some tactics

rory stewart, justice minister, thank you for joining me >> thank you. >>> it is an uphill battle to get this deal approved, as we've just heard. here's what the opposition leader, jeremy corbin, of the labor party said today. >> the prime minister may have achieved agreement across 27 heads of state, but she's lost support of the country. many young people and others see opportunities being taken away from them. many people who voted remain, voted outlook looking and inclusive society and fear this deal and they fear the rhetoric of the prime minister in promoting this deal. likewise, many people from areas that voted leave feel this deal has betrayed the brexit they voted for. it does not take back control. it will not make them better off, and it will not solve the economic deprivation that affects far too many communities and towns and cities across this country. this deal is not a plan for britain's future. so for the good of the nation, the house has very little choice but to reject this deal. >> and then what? allistair campbell was spokesman an adviser to tony blair. he's a f

, and he is critical of stewart's record. >> heed ski a vote onopioids. >> nationwide, the number of attack ads are up 61% t since 2010 memorials. >> when you're trying to run in politics, you shoulbe focused on the issues and not demeaning your possibly.ho >> evenh results will not be known until election night, one thing is clea many voters will beve relied to see negative campaign ads disappear. but in th next few days, expect to see more attack ads as candidates try to discredit their opponents. >>> getting to theolls can be a challenge for some. but especially for those who ve to rely public transportation. this year the nonpartisan ro nonprofit spread the vote is offering some help. arranging free rides for would be voters in need. they're posting flyers in the springfield alexandria area. the rides are just for election day. they're also available for those who need to vote we have a wlink more information. just search election day. >>> a rare condition put her son's life at risk and this mother didn' hesitate to step mother didn' hesitate to step many to help. i believi've he

. >> crystal stewart from hurricane andrew. >> this was the start of the next part of their life. >> we were all happy and excited so they come next week, they are supposed to come in, but everything is gone, and i don't know what i is the next step. i am just winging it snp. >> crystal has been visiting the people at the camp offering to help however she can. >> one day at a time, it is out of my hands. stay praying, stay asking the lord to cover us or cover them. make sure they have a safe place to land in all of the situations. >> this walmart is at the bottom of a hill that paradise sits atoll of. people here said this is where they're familiar with. this is where they shop and this is a place people feel safe, but many people are here and essentially stranded. they were dropped off here in the chaos of evacuations, volunteers started to organize donations on friday of cloths and food for people that escaped their homes with essentially nothing. this is just a short-term solution to a much longer road to recovery. this ground that we're standing on is a flood zone. folks here are

she said look what happened with corey stewart who is mini trump.braced trump as much as you could and lost badly so she calls the president's assertion absurd. >> speaking of that election, tim kaine's elecu.on to th senate was no surprise. we'll talk about that right after the break. hey! hi! congrats on ranking highest by jd power for internet service satisfaction this year. oh, thank you! and on being ranked #1 in customer satisfaction compared to cable. well, the 100% fiber-optic network deserves the credit. and he's humble! so umm... i should probably go get started. you need me to watch the van? no, i'm good! 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. switch to fios, the fastest internet in the us, and get internet for as low as $39.99 per month. democrat marc elrich handily on two three-way race for montgomery county executive with 6 65% of the vote. some thoughtnancy floreen, democrat running as an independent would be the spoiler and that wasn't the case. what happened? republican. >> well, republican candidate robin thicker told me t heug

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he has made a stance ever since he became president, and probably if paul stewart fillon had not hadhe ability to get in as easily as he did. —— monsieur fillon. he thinks he can take on the french style of life. people have been trained to do that since marie antoinette and have failed. i don't see why he thinks he can do that in double quick time. when the french get irritated, they get irritated. and the problem with this is, you are getting this fuel prices going up, people are trying to tinker with the hours they work. i was in france three weeks ago and i was shocked how disliked emmanuel macron is. absolutely shocked. why was that shocking? because you are trying to push to change the way that we have our life too quickly. without actually going through the due process. and i think there is that sense, because he is so autonomous at the moment, that he conveys this atmosphere of arrogance, maybe. and i think the french do not like that. 0k. i think the french do not like that. ok. speaking of leaders, and the way in which they are portrayed, a fascinating story in the arab new

we can speak to thejustice secretary rory stewart, you' re speak to thejustice secretary rory stewarts for goods to the single market which is vital to our economy. how do you react to the four resignations we have had so far today? it is dangerous, damaging, and they've made a mistake. this is a deal which is very sensible, which delivers what brexiteers voted for and at the same time protect our economy, so it reassures same time protect our economy, so it reassures remainers same time protect our economy, so it reassures remainers worried about the economy added provides brexiteers above all with control over immigration. if there are more, what does that mean for mrs may's position? resignations are was risky for a prime minister but my belief is this is a good dealfor the country and that is what the prime minister believes also. these people are missing the basic point which is the alternatives are either a no plan, no—del crash out, which will be catastrophic for everything, or an attempt to try to redo the entire referendum which will also be catastrophic. this is a sensible,

so justice potter stewart -- great decision. listen to this. that he found for o'conner -- or they found for donaldson. may the state fence in the harmless mentally ill solely to save its citizens from exposure to those whose ways are different. one may as well ask if the state to avoid public ease could incarcerate those physically unattractive or socially eccentric. mere public intolerance or animosity cannot constitutionally justify the depp are vagus of a person's physical liberty. beautiful. justice potter stewart buried the old ugly laws once and for all, 1975. so a lot of supreme court cases doing really good things. and then in the '70s to the '90s, we had a flowering of dibt rights laws that congress got. and we had a couple of interesting court cases, which led the congress to be active. the first was parcv. pennsylvania. parc. family in pennsylvania had some children who will intellectually disabled. a couple for developmentally disabled and they are bar frd attending school. they could go to another school, but it was private and ve

. >> anthony: you know martha stewart pretty well.an honest answer. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: in a street fight, could martha stewart choke me out? >> eric: i think if she goes to the dark side, yeah. >> anthony: i think so too. this is not like my show at all actually. i'm going to get shit for this, i'm telling you. "you're not keeping it real anymore, man." look, you know? it looks like a win label. as a buddhist, does this worry you? >> eric: i'm sorry? >> anthony: as a buddhist does this worry you, considering how well this life has turned out for you? >> eric: no, it's good karma from my previous life. i have to -- >> anthony: well, how long can that karma last? >> eric: until it's dead. it ends. >> anthony: when do you think that might be? >> eric: anytime soon you never know. karma switches like that. boom, done. >> anthony: what would you not want to come back as? what would a worst-case scenario be in the next life? >> eric: how many chances do you have to be born as what you are or what i am? in that entire universe. >> an