g thatng to do it for us. thatng to do it for us.tonight show" is kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and taught kids to be carpenters and welders. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. that's why i created career and technical academies across virginia and passed a law to expand job training for young people. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. here in virginia, we have to build an economy that works for all. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- anthony anderson, shaquille o'neal,

it should include registration, thatng gun show loopholes allow people to buy guns without a single background check. there are many things we can do to make the situation better. does it your all the problems in the country? it does not. this is part of the solution. it is part of the solution congress can deal with. we can put more money where our mouth is with regards to mental health. we do not find it properly. people are not getting the help they need. congress has done absolutely nothing under this current leadership. all we do when these tragedies happen is have a moment of silence on the house floor and say that our thoughts and prayers are with the people that were killed. that does not cut it anymore. until the american people demand that their member of congress start to pay attention to these kinds of common sense gun safety regulations, these kind of events are going to continue to happen. host: i know it has been a difficult 24 hours. thank you fo on the week communicators, cyber security analyst and reporter kim sutter on voting machines and election security. the department of

so to say that there's lobbying, i don't think thatng happens. every company that has the unit out there except theirs is the best. >> is the federal government ever considered coming up with a standard voting machine? >> i'm not aware of it. i know that the election assistance commission, the eac at the federal level does certifications. we usually follow these recommendations and those are coming you know, for instance in our state and vermont one of the requirements that i have is that any tabulator that we pick must be either eac certified or certified by another state such as connecticut reviewed at the university of connecticut cybersecurity unit. >> secretary condos, before we lose you, we want to talk about early voting. what are the rules in your state? >> in vermont back in 2009 when you, or the overseas military vote act passed, to receive their ballots up to 45 days ahead of time. vermont decided our military and overseas, it was good enough for all vermonters. we started 45 days ahead. this day was december 21st and we go right up un

we have a limited amount of land block thatng, a city becomes a couple of high-rises for affordable housing, that for square footage, even construction and rent tends to increase. . host: i heard you use the term ll, can you tell us what that is? caller: we have a lot of areas, especially on honolulu, they used to be plantation towns. almost metropolitan, but then there is old stock, like an old building. right across the street from my office there is a 12-story used to be office building that a developer just got her permit to renovate that into affordable rent homes. newically, right next to a condo that used to be a parking lot that goes above 25 stories. opened,es, when they because they were not required to do affordable, private capital did it, they are upwards of $800,000. you have pockets of land, parcels, and buildings, and even vacant land that used to have something on it that the use terminated 10 years ago and is vacant land. we're looking at these types of properties to see if we can do urban infill. host: how much does the state of hawaii work with the federal government on

thank god, you know, i'm in government, so, i have thatng luxury of b able to take off and have leave, but i know that she doesn't. >> rorter: hearts are heavy with the knowledge that family hriendtopher mcclain, 44, was kill eed in the crash. it is believed that he tucked his body to cushion the llchild s the bike went into a 25ide to avoid the collision. juju's ear-old sister is determined to give her brother and her b mother every of support she can. >> i know that the stress of work a just being single parent mother is going to take a toll on er. weever had to do anything this serious. >> reporte juju also plays football for the prince george's county sto youth association. i mentioned that there was an effort under way to help the family, you can learn more about nbc by downloading our washington app. live in northwest washington, jackie bensen, news 4. we hope that little boy is going to be okay. thank you, jackie. >>>ldhe fbi ce close to wrapping up its background invesaginve investigation into judge brett kavanaugh. news 4's leon harris is following the latest developments, in

there is a risk of losing in congress and may not turn out to vote, partly because donald trump was thatngbout the red wave, republicans would hold onto their margins and expand them. no party strategist believed that was true. the message got to the white house that instead, you need to find a way to mobilize republican voters. that is something trump is good at. jason: huge stakes for global business. carol: we talked about this with joel weber. onl: there is any lecturing sunday -- an election on sunday in brazil, supposed to be a landslide for bolsonaro. are probably going to see a shift to the right. we have an insider, tom, the middlearound east for much of his career and an insider in the trump world. was athis story -- tom big reason trump got a lot of wall street interest. he helped put trump into an interesting position. that whole celebration at the inauguration, tom was in charge. things seemed to have gone awry. that was this huge company suffered ever since he put all of his weight behind trump. middlemanplayed between the trump administration and all of the middle eastern's

what we have is jean-claude absurd thatng it is a european company would buy a european airplane in dollarsis the reserve currency status that's great? -- that's great -- that great? peter: there are pluses and minuses. the minuses are that when you have a reserve currency, it means you are having to supply a lot of your currency to the world. you do that by running chronic train deficits. that is how countries are able to acutely dollars to put into their foreign exchange reserves. having chronic dollar deficits is not a good thing. it's good undermine confidence in your currency. caroline: peter, thank you. it has been a great story and timely where we have the fed talking to the reserve currency issues. peter coy, thank you. coming up, italy case to europe. the prime minister says the government has discussed ways to lower the budget deficit targets for 2020 and 2021. we will have the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i have your first word news. president trump remarks about christine blasey ford are drawing fire from both sides of the aisle. house push back against cr

we have seen this kind of anger thatng out in the stadiums president trump is going to.nk a lot of us can distance ourselves from that because we don't see it moving into the halls of power. thiskind of sentiment, aggression is justified by self-defense even though i'm defending against being held accountable for something that i have done, that is coming out into the senate, come to the judiciary committee, and it may be going into the supreme court. this is a very dangerous moment for our society and for our democracy. and it is important to try to draw the line in the sand at this very moment. in the endou wrote of a piece for "the new york hill-thomas,he with has gone down in history as a colossal failure of intersectional organizing. you say it is not too late as the fight enters its next phase to write a better history. explain. >> my argument there was that one of the reasons why clarence thomas is so successful in galvanizing so many african-americans, membersrs of the civil rights community with his denunciation of this as a high-tech lynching is because people

i'm running for reelection to take on climate change, global thatng, doing it in ways creates jobs, choosingdmills over oil wells and creating jobs at the same time. i love this state and i love to serve the people of this rural state. we need leaders in washington who can work on both sides, democratic and republican, who have a shared vision of economic opportunity and equal justice for everybody. i hope other people share that vision and if you do, i hope you will see fit to support me november 6. and let's seize the day. carpe diem. thank you. you, ralph,thank thank you to the university of delaware, and my wife and elder son worried my younger son is at the naval academy. i wish you was here but he is not able to be here. we have a choice. we have a choice in 20 days. we have a choice of looking to the past, partisanship, politics, career politician, what's wrong with washington dc? we need to focus on the future. i agree with my opponent when he said 18 years ago, that it was time for generational change. i'm stepping up to be that next to leadon in delaware, the families of this great

we have a limited amount of land block thatng, a city becomes a couple of high-rises for affordable housing, that for square footage, even construction and rent tends to increase. . host: i heard you use the term ll, can you tell us what that is? caller: we have a lot of areas, especially on honolulu, they used to be plantation towns. almost metropolitan, but then there is old stock, like an old building. right across the street from my office there is a 12-story used to be office building that a developer just got her permit to renovate that into affordable rent homes. newically, right next to a condo that used to be a parking lot that goes above 25 stories. opened,es, when they because they were not required to do affordable, private capital did it, they are upwards of $800,000. you have pockets of land, parcels, and buildings, and even vacant land that used to have something on it that the use terminated 10 years ago and is vacant land. we're looking at these types of properties to see if we can do urban infill. host: how much does the state of hawaii work with the federal government on

it should include registration, thatng gun show loopholes allow people to buy guns without a single background check. there are many things we can do to make the situation better. does it your all the problems in the country? it does not. this is part of the solution. it is part of the solution congress can deal with. we can put more money where our mouth is with regards to mental health. we do not find it properly. people are not getting the help they need. congress has done absolutely nothing under this current leadership. all we do when these tragedies happen is have a moment of silence on the house floor and say that our thoughts and prayers are with the people that were killed. that does not cut it anymore. until the american people demand that their member of congress start to pay attention to these kinds of common sense gun safety regulations, these kind of events are going to continue to happen. host: i know it has been a difficult 24 hours. thank you for spending a few moments with us on c-span. thankssman michael doyle, you. as horrific as the situation was on squirrel hill saturday