taking a look at it at this video in tacoma park. this is tiny branch road shut down both ways betweeneast-west highway andastern avenue. theoad could be closed through rush hour. mclean, some parts of the road could be closed and there's high water on the dpotomac. >>eloping this morning, d.c. police are looking for a man who stabbed a wom in the logan circle neighborhood. the woman is in grave condition. >> police say ted man sta her on the sidewalk outside the asian-american 2 tiny carryout. she stumbled into the restaurant andassed out. they're trying to figure out why. >>ven't gotten to the bottom to see if this is someone that she knew or exactly what the motive is butt' very disturbing, unsettling. police said they saw a wom running down the street. >>> new news about monday's testimony of dr. christine blaseyford. senate democrats now want to postpone the hearing while sena republicans still want to hear from kavanaugh. news 4's tracie potts will have more from h capitoll and the details of what president trump says coming up

tacoma parkway, tinyoa branch shut down between east-west highway and the eastern avenue.road likely closed through the rush hour. white's ferry also closed because of high water on the potomac river. top of the beltway looking good. whember to listen to wt you hop in your car. >> 5:54. the mid-term elections are 48 days away now. one large group thatay not exercise its right to vote is college students who don't live near where they gre up. the main reason why may surprise you. fairfax countyup focus gound that many of them don't return their absentee ballot because they don't have a stamp and don't know where to get one. >> okay. >> going to let that sit there r a minute the focus group is made up of interns from county departments. you can request an absentee ballotonline. in person absentee voting begins in. virgin >> i feel like we have to do something about this.ge teach col students how to buy stamps. go to the post office, grocery store, costco has them. >> banks. >> i don't go to the bank anymore.>> place your vote. >>> good morning, i'm meg tirrell. tony's voting

outside of tacoma, an armed suspect wearing body armor, walked into a business and took someone hostage as part of the armed robbery attempt. he fired multiple rounds and the suspect was eventually taken into custody. he was hit once in the vest, but did not suffer serious injury. no officers were hurt. >>> are you ready for football? the philadelphia eagles were raisi raising championship banner. 18-12 in a sloppy season opener. neither team was impressive. neither quarterback throwing a touchdown. players from both teams on the field during the national anthem. everyone seemed to agree on one thing. nbc needs to rethink the green zone you see on the tv. it was created to show viewers how much yardage is needed for a first down. it did not go over well. fans agree the yellow line already accomplishes that. does it help you, romans? >> i'm accustomed to the yellow line. i know what the yellow line means. i know what is happening. i don't need the green. >>> hollywood mourning the loss of burt reynolds. his career spanning more than half a century. we'll take a look back. gone nos he thi

a suspect is in custody following a hostage drama in washington state outside of taco tacoma.ing body armor walked in ed inted into ad took one person hostage. the suspect was eventually taken into custody. he was hit once in the vest and was not injured seriously. >>> hollywood mourning the loss of beloved actor burt reynolds. >> we get connected with the body and law. this is hanging over us the rest of our lives. >> reynolds "deliverance" made him a star. he start in the most successful film in the '80s with "smokey and the bandit." >> they're not fat. >> they're no bigger than mine. >> do we really want to talk about legs? >> one of us does. >> reynolds had a comeback in the '90s. the role in "boogie nights" earned him an oscar nomination. sally field writes this, there are times in your life are so indelible, they never fade away. even 40 years later. my years with burt never leave my mind. burt reynolds was 82 years old. >> let's not forget florida state running back and quarterback in "the longest yard." >>> speaking of football. philadelphia eagles kicking off the nfl

taking a look at tacoma park. piney branch shut down between east-west highway. that's because of a big tree that's down there. the road should be closed through rush hour. it's a msive tree. mcclain after the dulles toll ne. nothin slowing anything down too much. 66 fairfax county parkway. it will get you there in 8 minutes. >>> still ahead, if you suffer from allergies but he the idea of allergy shots,n you're i luck. we're working for you with a treatment that could change your life. >> plus, a shallow bench. more students are deciding not play football andoo they at players and why they're refusing not to suit up. >> cute little boy. i don't know if yo're trying save money. you're doing pretty well, you're ngnancially okay. he's pla with a potato. that's her son's toy, it's a potato. >> carrie underwood is stopping by and she's talking about her growing family. i think she canor a more toys than that. ellen airs right here on nbc 4d hen >>> you're watching today."4 >>> macy's is teaming up with facebook to add hundreds of ands to its pop-up experience. the co

. >>> tesla's ceo taking a tacoma? astro break, the video toke? after the break, the video some say caused shares to take a tumble this morning. >>> the man who may have once been america's favorite son-in-law seems to be making a co >>> elon musk has been trending this morning. tesla shares tumbled about 7% after some high-profile departures clap a highly viewed apparent -- departures and a highly viewed apparent cannabis smoking by the ceo. the weed shown during a pac on youtube. a popular joe rogue an experience. the joint was provided to musk by rogan who reminded him it is legal, and it appears musk inhaled. and chief accounting officer dave morton resigned after a month on the job citing public attention and the fast pace of the post. according to bloomberg, tesla's h.r. boss will not return from the leave of absence that she took last month. >>> good news keeps rolling in for actor geoffrey owens. according to tmz, the former "cosby show" star accepted tyler perry's offer for a recurring role on "the haves and have nots," oprah's network's

tacoma. and the winner, dawn olyphant. not only is she a huge giants fan, but she lost her 15-year-old son to cancer back in 2009. >> even if i didn't win, somebody was benefiting from my donation. so for me, i felt like a winner regardless. >> the contest raised about $114,000. that money goes to the ucsf benioff children's hospital. >>> a loyal clouut otherwise a pretty nice day. >> nice and cool but really if you were nowhere near the far north bay, it didn't seem like approaching. down here in the south bay we had cloudy skies but the temperatures in the 70s. however, we're not in the clear of that rain just yet. if you didn't see it today, you're going to get a chance to see it fairly soon. right now in san francisco, this is a live look. you can see the city lights looking beautiful out there. look at satellite radar right now. you can see those showers really far off to the north. we've also got our very own mobile doppler radar. storm ranger is up and scanning on top of san bruno mountain because we've got another

over his head luckily no one was injured as for the race when that went two x. a formula one driver tacoma sato. for this wolf and i thank you very much for that tatiana thank you tokyo is celebrating its one hundred fiftieth anniversary as japan's capital formerly known as edo it was renamed in eighteen sixty eight at the beginning of rapid modernization but in a country known for its technology we met one photographer who uses a technique older than tokyo itself to capture the present to walk preserving the past here's a story to the you know what though i'm a photographer. so i think of my studio as a theme park where you can travel back in time i want to show everyone this is what it looked like back then. come to the camera lovers come here to see the origin of photography others come looking for something different from digital for us. this is the second oldest photographic technique in the world in dates back to the eighteenth fifty's. it's what people used before film and it came here in the sixty's. i just bought the cameras decoration but had examined and repaired. that made me w

they would know where tacoma was. they said what do you do? i'm a police officer. they said do you know the sheriff from seattle? this is a village in india. this guy said i almost fell on my face. he said to me yes, i do. the reason they knew about me is they have one tv, one satellite dish for the whole village was watching the riots. they saw me running down the street chasing the crooks and made a determination that i was some sort of special leader. all i was doing was my job. is anlittle thing, this office, everything we do each and every day people watch. your children watch. your staff watches. they model and learn and listen. it is a critical lesson we learned. i have gone over time. i very much appreciate your patience. thank you for this recognition. rewrite --ing to the award andsent let our next speaker to come up. senator ron wyden. >> all right. ,irst rule in the senate friends should not filibuster friends. i'm going to comply with that brief. foundationhank the and spend a couple of minutes walking you back to how we got here and thinking about whe

host: tacoma, washington, independent line. this is lee, hello. caller: good morning. i have a couple of questions and -- questions i wanted to run past. i'm not sure how these programs are affected. first of all, i have heard that in the college system, that the colleges make an incredible amount of money off foreign students. that is one question. and why would that be that way in this country? second of all, the two programs, medicare and social security, that americans have worked for 40 years to pay into, is that going to be affected by all of these added people coming into this country? or you know how safe are those , programs when you are bringing in some many people? i think you have a lot of immigrants already here, and i think that that program needs to be tightened down, especially the craziness that is going on out there in the way of other factions that want to come into this country and take it down. host: lee, thank you. adam: so, in terms of college, from my understanding some states have initiatives that allow people to get in-state tuition and things

he says, i told them i was from seattle, washington, because they would not know where tacoma was. they said, what do you do? i'm a police officer. they said, do you know the sheriff from seattle? [laughter] village in the mountains of india. do you know the great sheriff from seattle? this guy said, i almost fell on my face. he said, yes, i do. the reason they knew about me is they have one tv, one satellite dish. the whole village was watching the riots. they saw me running down the street chasing these crooks and made a determination that i was some sort of a special leader. but all i was doing was my job. every little thing, this is an office, everything we do each and every day, people watch. your children watch. your staff watches. and they model and they learn, and they listen. it is a critical lesson we learned. i know i have gone a little over time. i appreciate your patience. thank you so much for this recognition. [applause] >> we're going to rewrite -- rewind a little bit and pick up the innovation category. to present the award and let our next speaker to come up. ron

trying to figure out his motive, this having a month after a baggage angela stole a plane from seattle tacomainto his death. what has changed? that is the question time magazine is asking undiscovered showing brett cavanagh standing in the shadow of justice clarence thomas. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with how social media is turning the tables. >> the latest time magazine cover is a snapshot of past and present showing both judges accused of sexual misconduct and the cover story talks about the me too movement, it proves our reality is the product of the privilege and prejudice of entitled men. some folks on social media disagree with that narrative and the cover and are sending messages like this, no one reads time magazine. randy on twitter says it is anita hill 2.0. another twitter user saying clarence thomas to the great job of shutting the senate down with his blistering rebuke. perhaps he should give brett kavanaugh some words of advice. still some support for both sides of the story. one thing is for sure, this is dividing the nation to say the least. heather: we will see what h

>> 29-year-old richard russell commandeering an empty jet from seattle to tacoma airport tationing an hour-long suicide mission that ended in a fiery crash. >> this looks like a copy cat of the theft and suicide, in this case a much bigger, more sophisticated airplane is very, very concerning. >> we're getting some wildlife advice today, don't disturb the sharks. that's the word from the national marine sanctuary as white sharks make their annual appearance off the san francisco coast. the animals concentrate from november and december. research shows that people who use od and other lures to draw sharks near boats disrupt the animal's natural feeding activities. >>> young sailors -- the commander of ghost guard sector san francisco members of the sea scout program with awards. they were on their summer cruise when they heard a coast guard broadcast for a missing kayaker. they spotted him. >> it was surreal. it was late at night. i was below decks. skipper called me up. we dropped the ill is a, came around for him, got him on board. >> the coast guard commander says the scouts saved t

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in tacoma park, tiny branch road eastern avenue, that's because of that large tree down.osed thrghhe morning rush. another vehicle, traffic before on one. pretty normal in maryland. 66 in bound and 895 northbound in virginia. not so bad. remember to listen to wtop 102.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. >>> 6:54. it's that season. apple picking, hay rides, rompkin spice everything. fall is rightd the corner. >> that also means it's time to hit some of those fall festivals. this morning molette green working for you att leesburg one of the biggest events in the area. this is more than pumpkins, all kinds of things. having fun and then we have allison coleman who's the animal curator with the boa constrictor. >> jumangi.er cotion is very key, right? >> absolutely. conservation and education. >> i love that. tell me about jungi. >> he's a columbian red tail boa. he's 30 pounds. he hangs up in trees and bushes his prey. >> kids get tohi pet >> pet him on the tail. >> i need to put him around my neck because you recommended not to do that.t look the pumpkins out here. all of this

this happened south of tacoma, washington triggering a massive response.ing four hostages inside a business all of them escaping safely and no officers were injured. the suspect wearing body armor believe to be shot by police before being arrested. big night overnight donald trump firing up a crowd in montana, the president drumming up support for congressional candidates matt rosen dale while slamming the resistance from democrats. >> he is somebody who is going to be a phenomenal united states senator. matt rosen dale, come on up. the so-called resistance is angry because their horrible ideas have been rejected by the american people and it is driving them crazy. look at all the fake news back there. heather: todd pyro is back from his road trip. joins us with all the details including the president bashing the controversial new york times op-ed. >> reporter: donald trump roaring up the crowd in montana before addressing several hot button issues that recently hit his administration. >> we are standing up for your values, we are standing up for montana,

but looking at the issues we've seen inside and across the board, say, at tacoma. this is a high priority of mine. with respect to the pre-check program, pre-check is actually growing quite a bit. we added 1.8 million pre-check r registrants over the past year. that's about a 3% growth. that's pretty healthy. we have about 7 million registrants in tsa pre-check. part of what we're looking at is the integration of tsa global entry in pre-check from an enrollment standpoint and marketing ease of transportation with the traveling public. we're going to put a lot of effort, because i would like to see many more passengers in our trusted traveling programs, either global entry or tsa pre-check. >> tsa is preparing to undertake acquisitions, including technology of carry-on bags and long-delayed authentication units for travel identities. given the testing valuation of some of these commodities, can you update the committee for a timeline of the rollout as well as tsa's next steps? >> yes, sir. ct is on track. a year ago we really didn't have much of a ct program in plac

the first is the incident at seattle tacoma international airport on august 10th. which involved the theft of an aircraft. there are multiple investigations underway, including one by tsa. none of those investigations are yet complete. but once they are complete, we will review the results and determine whether or not changes are needed. on the quiet skies program, this program is not a new program, but it is an intelligence-driven, risk-based rules program that's been in place since 2011. privacy impact statements have been filed and updated, and there is, i assure you, strong oversight of this program from the department. i am confident that it has reduced risk for nearly seven years. and i would note that we're fortunate to have the air marshal capability supporting this program and i'm proud of the professionalism of the air marshal service, and i would state unequivocally we have the best air marshal service in the world. they are a critical element of aviation security. much of the quiet skies program, as you can appreciate, is security sensitive information,

first is the incident at seattle tacoma airport which involved the theft of an aircraft. there are multiple veghtsz underway. none are complete but once they are we will review the results and determine whether or not changes are needed. on the quiet skies program, this program is not a new program but it is an intelligence driven risk-based rules program that's but in place since 2011. impact statements have been filed and updated. there, i ashore, strong oversight from the department. i am confident it has reduced risk for nearly seven years. i would note that we're fortunate to have the air marshall capability supporting this program and i'm proud of the professionalism of the federal air marshall systems. i would state we have the best air marshall service in the world. our air marshals are critical elements of aviation security. much of the quiet skies program is here. ace look to the five see several things immediately on the horizon. continued technology infusion throughout tsa. a refreshment of our insider threat programs. continued canine program growth. enhanced

in tacoma, washington, steve frank of pioneer services is still in shock. >> how much in total did you. >> reporter: it's costing more to send paper and plastic to country that is take it. >> china made bikes, computers, iphones, shipped the containers here full of the product. it got unloaded. we fill it with recyclables. now, the container comes here, i fill it full of recycled paper and send it to india. somehow that container has to get from india back to china. >> reporter: back at republic, he is bracing for price hikes. how much more is the american consumer going to pay? >> the average household will see price increase of somewhere in the $2 to $4 per month range. >> reporter: experts caution, even then, paper and plastic in the u.s. will pile up. china accepts a small amount of recycling, but it must be cleaner than ever. >> if i could say anything, it's these three words, empty, clean, dry. we get a lot of half eaten pizza, half eaten bottle of ketchup. it can contaminate recyclables. >> reporter: a small step to get yours reused. joleen kent, seattle. >> jo, thank you very m

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inside this tacoma chuck e.uring dinner time. natsnick jones/witness:"a bunch of people start running down towards the end and then they said somebody has a gun, so everybody starts running." nick jones dashed to find his 4-year-old son owen.the father and son were at the restaurant celebrating a niece's birthday....nick's dad... larry jones.larry jones/witness:"then we figured out that was a gunshot, and then people starting panicking."police say a man with carry conceal permit accidentally shot himself in the leg.larry jones/witness:"i have 7 grandkids, 6 where here, and all of my other kids were here to."nearly larry's entire family...he was on his toward the situation, not knowing what he could face, but in the end provided a helping hand.larry jones/witness:"there was another gentleman who had taken his belt off and was starting to do tourniquet and i just got down and assisted him."the 22-year-old was taken to the hospital.tonight, some parents here are concerned and angry that a man took his gun into a re

they are raising money by raveling off his 2018 toyota tacoma.gets to meet him and watch from seats. there's only one day left to enter the ralph. the giants are giving away free tickets. you can get a truck, meet buster posey. >> fly to any destination you want. will they win a game? >> september, they're trying to making a disaster. look over here, shiny penny, shiny penny. >> it is remarkable what they're going through injury wise. buster himself had hip surgery. hopefully you will be well for the start of spring training. >> larry baer seaiaying they're going to shake it up. >> thanks, mindi. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv table, redefining the middle class. what it takes to qualify for people living in san francisco. that is at 9:00. >> that will be outrageous number. >>> "abc 7 news" at 11:00, they walked the school halls together and now they're walking down the aisle. we're in the east bay for a very special event. . >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it is fresh off the boat followed by speechless. at 9:00, child support f

a federal judge in tacoma who was hearing the case recently denied a motion filed by washington seekingan springer, thank you very much. ♪ no more fossil fuels for california. that story tops tonight's western roundup. democratic governor jerry brown signing until i plan to phase out electricity generated by fossil fuels by 2045. the goal with no mandate or penalty for falling short and it's not as ambitious as hawaii, which has adopted a 100% renewable energy mandate. texas republican governor greg abbott says stop political correctness. in response to a proposal before a texas education committee, the panel debating whether to drop the word "heroic" from textbooks or describing the alamo's defen. the panel said that they "value charged words" for the panel could vote as soon as tomorrow on that measure. california authorities say they have busted every san francisco bay area so i and human trafficking case allegedly disguised as an adult residential and child care community. the defendants targeted members of the filipino community and also according to the complaints, forced them to

amy: meanwhile, in northwest detention center in tacoma, washington, four immigrants have reached the day of their hunger 14th strike. this is murat azaniez, an immigrant from russia, who says he will keep hunger striking until he is released. he spoke to democracy now! from the detention center yesterday. >> we're a critical conditions. reach the sink or the shower. amy: and massachusetts, primary voters went to the polls tuesday. boston city councilmember ayanna pressley made history by defeating 10 term progressive democratic congressmember michael capuano. she's now slated to be massachusetts first-ever african american congressperson. pressley was endorsed by new york congressional candidate alexandria ocasio-cortez and other progressives. she ran on a platform of abolishing ice -- that's immigration and customs enforcement agency -- and speaking for prisoners behind bars. she's also been outspoken about being a rape and sexual assault survivor. she solidly defeated capuano, despite his long progressive record, including voting against the iraq war and supporting medicare-for-all

razor-anyone close, this was huge news because similar votes had come up in cities like seattle, tacoma, berkeley, acron, toledo, all voted down. flint michigan was the first to pass fair housing ordinance by popular vote, before the nation had done too, there was a national fair housing ordinance that like in flint was being delayed, delayed, nobody -- seemed like nothing was ever going to happen with it. as what history has since shown us is that a couple of months after this, martin luther king jr. was killed in and in the wake of that the national fair housing ordinance only got fast tracked but nobody knew this was coming and so flint was a pioneer here, a lot to be proud of, but it's also pretty bittersweet and this is what's going to bring us back to the water story. two years later, the u.s. census counts the first down pick in population of flint. people start leaving after the wake -- in the wake of school desegregation, fair housing laws and the rise of the suburbs like building them up, building our highway system, building the infrastructures for the outskirt communities, p

>> reporter: 29-year-old richard russell commandeering an empty commercial plane from seattle tacomaport taking it on an hour-long suicide mission that ended in this crash. >> this looks like it's a potential copycat of the seattle horizon air theft and suicide. in this case a much bigger more sophisticated airplane is very, very concerning. >> reporter: the orlando melbourne airport was evacuated during this incident but because this happened at 1:30 in the morning only two flights were delayed. sankat has not entered a plea and he's due back in court in october. >> yeah, if these charges are true, it's really scary. >> it's terrifying, and this is the second time, we have to remember, in just over a month. >> just a wild story. thanks, erielle. >>> concerns growing that a dam breach in north carolina in the aftermath of florence is causing contaminants to flow into the cape fear river. environmental officials are keeping close watch on a stockpile of coal ash at the duke energy power plant. that toxic ash is laced with arsenic, mercury and other dangerous substances. duke energy sa

series he lives in tacoma park yanked with his wife and two daughters. please help us welcome them to the stage. [applause] >> so, i can't tell you how excitessed img to be here with you and i was joking with eli i don't know why i'm holding this book in my hand right now i'm not citing right now. i think i'm really used to holding it because i've been doing so for past few weeks because it is really hard to put down this book is so good. and even if somebody engaged in this work, every day, i learned a lot. so we'll talk about it but just to give extra plug i'll put it down. [laughter] before we dive in some have read it some haven't tell us about jared black and his story. >> iferl i want to say thanks to you i'm so grateful to be here and never been before it is astangeddingly beautiful and i'm also particularly pleased to be a part of kicking off the beginning of this festival, i mean, i think right now -- in our country fostering conversation about some of these really difficult issues is more important than ever, and you all have an incredible trad

a suspect arrested after shooting at police and taking hostages in a car dealership south of ada tacomathe suspect wearing body armor believe to be shot by police before being arrested. a local wyoming g.o.p. office is set on fire less than two days after opening and police believe it was intentional. you can see campaign materials and furniture destroyed a make america great again sign reportedly hanging in that shattered window in layer me. officials say the damage was minor and fortunately there were no injuries. a grand jury now looking into whether former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe should face criminal charges. "the washington post" reports a grand jury has summoned more than one witness and the case is still underway. the doj's inspector general's report in april found that mccabe lied to investigators about his contacts with a "wall street journal" reporter. mccabe was fired from the bureau in march for a lack of candor. the nfl season opener kicks off without protest during the national anthem. philadelphia eagles michael bennett and jay sat down before the anthem wrapped

shots were fired during a botched robbery near tacoma, washington.ect took four people hostage at a car dealership. he fired shots inside the dealership and at officers while barricading himself inside. the hostages managed to escape. the suspect was hit by gunfire but not seriously injured. >>> cincinnati police are trying to figure out what happened inside a high rise. three people were killed when police say a man carrying about 200 rounds of ammunition walked into a building and opened fire. the suspect was eventually shot and killed by officers. two others were injured. the gunfire sent workers in the building running for their lives. >> everybody come running out of the bank. people in suits diving on the ground and stuff, shots fired! >> cincinnati's mayor said it could have been much worse if not for the police department's quick response. >>> two more states are >>> two more states are catholic church covered up sex abuse. >> abc's brad mielke says this may be just the start. brad? >> hey, guys. in the days after that big grand jury report,

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last month, a luggage handler died after taking control of an empty jet at seattle tacoma international airport. he conducted a number of dangerous maneuvers before crashing. sankat, from the republic of trinidad and to baggo, was studying in florida on a visa. he was not armed at the time but police searched his car for explosives before towing it away. >> we're obviously going to review all of our security. you can rest assured that we believe in this instance our security worked just fine. >> reporter: police say they searched sankat's home and confiscated his electronics but at this time authorities say there's no evidence to indicate a connection to terrorism, bianna. >> tony, thank you. >>> only on "cbs this morning," we're hearing for the first time from the family of an accused russian spy. 29-year-old maria had been in jail in virginia since july 15th. she was charged with conspiracy and acting as a foreign agent. now her father is sharing his side of the story from her hometown in siberia. >> we promote gun rights. >> reporter: maria but tina was regular at gun shows in the u.

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and hear sides, and i thank you for taking my call and have a good day. , calling's go to mike from tacoma, washington, on the independent line. caller: good morning. i want to thank the last caller for sharing, that was very important and puts all of this in perspective, and i want to thank you for your straight face in giving people like her dignity in that way, and also less opinions. i want to talk about kevin are briefly because i don't -- about kavanaugh briefly about how we are even letting it get to this point. there are so many other things that are problematic about his nomination. andle condemning feinstein dr. ford for bringing this up as political just don't understand the history of the supreme court. theep going back to nomination in the 70's. he was already on the court, so it wouldn't have even shifted the makeup of it. he was being nominated for chief justice. , how theally republicans killed it from the minority, was strom thurmond, who did something -- film festival, where he played these pornographic films that the supreme court had ruled not porn, protected by free sp

host: tacoma, washington, independent line. i have a couple of questions and i want to run past.hese programs are affected. i have heard that in the college system, colleges make an incredible amount of money off of foreign students. that is one question. why would that be that way in this country? the two programs, medicare and social security, that americans have worked for 40 years to pay into, is that going to be affected by all of these added people coming into this country? programs andthose you are bringing in some many people? i think you have a lot of immigrants already here and i think that program needs to be tightened down, especially the craziness that is going on out otherin the way of factions that want to come into this country and take it down. host: thank you. guest: so, in terms of college, from my understanding some states have initiatives that allow people to get in-state tuition and things of that nature. in terms of colleges making money off of people, i think that is generally true of students at those universities across the board. in terms of the economi