thatr, i am going to take one, because i was standing at the base of the tower. we always convene. we always are near each other. this was a peer test. it was not a public event. i will tell you, from my eyes and my ears, i detected nothing that appeared abnormal. briefed that the plume would look different this time than it had in the past. and it did. but i could not detect anything. in fact, there was a pause of about 90 seconds when your colleagues have been calling all morning, wanting to know when i knew. whenl tell you that i knew other things were not happening. it was not because something did happen. i was notuse of what hearing and not seeing. explosion,s a huge it did not occur. i did not see it. i already read that in the press. >> [indiscernible] separation? >> there are a few seconds before ignition occurs. >> [indiscernible] cockpit? >> i heard a -- pardon us. i do not know the answer to that. >> could you explain just briefly how the process works? the rocket pulls up. the ship separates. >> this vehicle, like the in 2001, one we flew is a mated pair. a mothership

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she's it we could keep our health care good weekend. 54,000 retirees are's receiving thatrs this week stating the federal government has decided that their health care is not good enough. they will increase premiums. they were degrees coverage. these are broken promises. she agreed with the president. debt is approaching 18 trillion. the middle east situation is unacceptable. we have to destroy isis. we need a president that has a plan. we've got a senator who sits on his committee who should be developing strategies. that is why we have to send her home and fire harry reid is the majority leader. [applause] thrilled to have senator rand paul in town. it is honoring to have the support from him. senator paul is fighting tirelessly for our freedom. be is an independent thinker. people that will go to washington and expect nothing more than accountability and the of the american people to take out the federal government. i am proud to have him in north carolina. i'm proud that his support. ladies and gentlemen, welcome senator rand paul. [applause] >> thanks everybody for coming out. i'

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and really compare what the economic policies mean for that and thatr community particular district, so i think that the challenge for democrats to really connect what difference it's going to make for those particular voters. and immigration is a head win. i mentioned it at the beginning panel. i don't know if -- you know, it's been a long hour. but at the beginning of that, i was talking about the fact that president may have actually hurt himself with the delay in states like colorado and north withina even where it's the margin of error and hispanics can make the difference. there's definitely an enthusiasm problem. but it starts with reaching out that they people feel matter, not just in the "check latino" box but in the priorities for that particular candidate. >> on that particular note, i would say it's an opportunity for republicans. to go's an opportunity from the rhetoric, which you've seen a lot with democrats on the immigration issue, to action. i think that that is something that's going to be -- that problems, if they do take the senate, are going to be this issue.n i

points to thatr a lot falls top talks about sort of where minnesota was when he took office four yearsago and where we are now, it is one of campaign.nts of his there are some warning signs, that the job and campaign has been pointing to minnesota life both nationally and in the midwest in private vector job and the recently johnson campaign will say that that is attributable in large part to these income tax increases that are sort of the signature issue of the governors first term. so, there is fodder there for both sides that even johnson himself has sort of had to knowledge that minnesota's economy is not in bad shape and he is kind of had to try to get his campaign message around that axl's top >> this is the first of five debates in the minnesota governor's race for the what are you looking for? said, this is a chance for both candidates to make an opening argument in the presence of each other. we have not seen them yet rectally engaged with each other. press conferences or proxies, it would just be interesting to see how they interact with each other, neither of these guys are

. -- "the the denver post thatr post" -- i'm sure there's a source for that, but that would be a ludicrous increase. giving the money back to the citizens makes a lot of sense, but there are a lot of competing needs and we have been approached by all manner of constituents looking at the ways and places that it might benefit . i think the vast majority of people tend to feel that that money would make a difference in their lives. i think it is important to wait and hear out everyone and what they are saying. not sure that we are missing an opportunity. there are several different ways that you can refund it to people. , how would you -- >> and i have mice -- my 32nd rebuttal? >> of course. >> i believe the facts as reported in the press. state unemployment in total is at 17%. it looks like the best place to apply for work in colorado is the office of the governor. there are a lot of people in colorado -- let me emphasize, mesa county last year shrunk in economic growth. it went backwards. water.and el paso tread the first thing we have to do after four years of this administration is make

at the same time, thatr were about 20 people who live in the neighboring homes. they all had to be evacuated this morning because there was concern about the fire spreading to those neighboring structures. after the fire was knocked down, crews went through and that's when they found the family dog dead inside, killed in this fire. it's unclear if there were working smoke detectors in the house. but a battalion chief told me given the size of the fire, it's a good thing the family woke up when they did because someone could have been seriously hurt out here. >> the woman burned in this early-morning fire now in stable condition. the fire does not appear to be suspicious, although investigators will take a closer look. we're live in milpitas. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, alex. >>> 7:10. detectives in fremont are asking for the public's help in finding a robber who snatched a cold chain from an elderly woman. here is a picture of the suspected robber. police identify him as 20 years old. investigators say he and another person robbed

the signs thatre if you have recently traveled, call this number or don't come into the hospital and we will come to you. there has been talk about where we catch potential infections or people who may be contagious. in the financial times, there was a story. republicans are calling for actions. are joininge who this push our bobby jindal of louisiana calling down shutting down flights. there is rob portman of ohio who says that a black -- ban on considered.ld be you have john cornyn from texas and requestedrday information on the screening process for incoming passengers. what are we doing in terms of airport screening? is it enough? guest: i just recently came back from nigeria. i went through two airports in nigeria and there were nurses at the airport. they took my temperature and made me thought of form. they asked me questions. i was interviewed twice. plane, theref the were nurses. this was before we got into the airport. everyone online at. they took our temperature. we get interviewed and filled up forms. i got to washington dc there was nothing at the airport. we have the r

thatr: what proof is there a bullet is not airborne? -- that a bowl of viruses not airborne -- that ebbola is not airborne? guest: there have been more than 20 previous outbreaks but that is not a lot and our knowledge of the virus and its characteristics is somewhat limited. there has never been incidents of airborne transmission. --s not really part of it's not part of the biology of the virus. viruses don't change so dramatically. there has never been an outbreak of antivirus during the course of which the virus has changed his route of transmission. that theetty confident transmission of this virus is through contact with bodily fluids. if you are standing quite close to a person who has a high load of virus in their body and they cough in a way that saliva would go through the air, it's conceivable that can happen but that's not the same as the virus being on droplets from a respiratory system i'm going several feet or more through the air. we have just not seen that happen. it is not been shown to happen in the lab and we are conf

his the first secretary-general from an alliance nation that thatrs russia, that-- borders russia, and he has the blessing of vladimir putin. protests continue in hong kong. if the leaders say that territory leader doesn't resign by thursday, they will step up actions including occupying government buildings. the secretary of the hong kong federation of students, which is play a key role in organizing the student protest -- in organizing the protests come it says that student leaders would welcome an opportunity to talk with the official, and thousands of residents have occupied key areas of hong kong posting for greater electoral -- pushing for greater electoral reforms after beijing decided to screen candidates for the territory's first direct election. ybook has this exclusive -- house majority leader kevin mccarthy will have visited 100 district on behalf of candidates by election day, according to na. last week he was in three western states in less than 24 hours. in the last days before election day, mccarthy will campaign in a dozen states to some for more ,han 20 members and ca

what's most important is your , if thatre proxy individual has the stamina and fortitude and willingnessbe able to engage on your behalf and make sure your wishes are honored. host: john is in silver spring, maryland. caller: i have one question and a comment after that. how would you define mentally competent? host: make your comment, sir. caller: the comment off of that, the previous guest, when he describes the world starts to look like a nail, the limited amount where you have four states with restrictions, but they have the option, living in a state where that was not on the table with two of my grandparents passing this past year, it's an interesting component. mild,ve moderate and which is very ambiguous. and then you have those who do not have any mental disability -- host: where do you come down on this issue? caller: strongly opposed. it's taking the control away from the individual and putting it to the doctor. guest: ultimately, the control resides with the individual. decideve the ability to -- britney has the ability to decide whether and when and how they will take the med