thank you doug and governor thompson. take a couple questions from those here just line up at the microphone. then we will keep it the conversation going with questions from the c-span book tv viewers. we will also take a couple questions. >> good to see you, thanks for coming back to town. you write very movingly in the beginning of the book how you really wanted to be secretary of transportation. health and human services. so you could bring high-speed rail to the country the same way a republican president eisenhower à >> are trying to set me up to get me in trouble. >> yes. [laughter] >> you know i love you but you have a tendency of always trying to get me into a political difficulty. >> to write about the importance of high-speed rail. >> i believe in high-speed trains. [applause] elroy at the turn-of-the-century was a railroad city. the chicago northwestern came up and turned around in elroy and then down to minneapolis. growing up at age 12 i used to jump on a train coming into town when it slowed down and wrote t

. >>> and my conversation with the longest running cast member ever on "snl," kenan thompson, on his record run and the stories behind his classic characters. >>> good evening, everyone, and capitol hill. we're following a dramatic day on the floor of the u.s. senate. brett kavanaugh tonight appears to be just 24 hours from being confirmed to the u.s. supreme court. it began with a gut check moment as the senate voted 51-49 to advance kavanaugh's confirmation to a final vote tomorrow afternoon. then late today, two previously undecided senators came off the fence, virtually assuring kavanaugh's confirmation and perhaps forever leaving those lingering allegations of sexual misconduct against him unreconciled. our team has fanned out from capitol hill to the white house. and we start with peter alexander, who is with us here now. peter? >> lester, good evening tonight. there were loud cheers inside the white house when susan collins made it all but official that brett kavanaugh would become the next supreme court justice, an historic political win for president trump after a bitter fig

klay thompson, a three pointer machine carving out his own spot in nba history. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. >>> marin county is the latest battleground in the fight over teen vaping. tomorrow county supervisors will pick up a ban on flavored tobacco

hat's very nice. >> now in his 16th season, keenan thompson finding himself the senior cast member atthe old man arnd here. >> i am. i'm the old guy. >> good evening, everybody. f this is a year changes. when i sneak into your house, don't call the police. >> the coury has been through a lot in 15 years, do we need the laughs that "snl" offers more than ever? l >> of people say that.k thgod you guys are doing what you're doing because we need you guys now more than ever. >> this is black jeopardy. >> some of the biggest laughs come from stretches thompson made his own like , black jeopar twist on a game show classic. >> welcome to black jeopardy, the only jeopardy produced entirelycash. >> a bit thompson wasn't totally sold on at first. >> i'm your host. e is k cult something i do love to celebrate, i just don't love exploring how black people do ings and white people do things. that's an older kind of ideology. >> once we read it at the table, this is solid. >> let's take a look at the final jeopardy category, lives that matter. well, it was good while it laste doug. >> if the idea o

thank you doug and governor thompson.re just line up at the microphone. then we will keep it the conversation going with questions from the c-span book tv viewers. we will also take a couple questions. >> good to see you, thanks for coming back to town. you write very movingly in the beginning of the book how you really wanted to be secretary of transportation. health and human services. so you could bring high-speed rail to the country the same way a republican president eisenhower à >> are trying to set me up to get me in trouble. >> yes. [laughter] >> you know i love you but you have a tendency of always trying to get me into a political difficulty. >> to write about the importance of high-speed rail. >> i believe in high-speed trains. [applause] elroy at the turn-of-the-century was a railroad city. the chicago northwestern came up and turned around in elroy and then down to minneapolis. growing up at age 12 i used to jump on a train coming into town when it slowed down and wrote to the other end of town and jumped off

draymond and thompson, quarter three, he had 36 points in the first half alone. seconds of the first half, curry wide open. that's a three. warriors scored a franchise record of 92 points and that was all in the third half. third quarter, already garbage time, draining his nba record, 14 threes. he had 52 points in 27 minutes. warriors dominate and the typical klay thompson style, he gave credit to his mates. >> before i went out for the second half, steph said go get it. it's just goes to show you the unselfishness within him, the same with k.d. and draymond and everybody else out there on the floor trying to find me to give me the good looks. >> they will keep them together. did you hear? manager bob melvin, billy bean all received contract extensions. 97 wins in an unexpected playoff berth will give you security, right? melvin will be the skipper through 2021. now that they've got theirs, what about the player payroll? one of the smallest than baseball. >> it will go up over the next -- year after year after year. we've already had that discussion, but those a

tonight -- emma thompson, star of "i think we're alone now," actress elle fanning, music from lykke liaturing the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. after former president obama delivered a speech on friday criticizing president trump, trump said that he tried to watch the speech but fell asleep. adding, quote, "i found he's very good, very good for sleeping." [ laughter ] i know, right? when he was president, we all slept so soundly. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] just head on the pillow, eight hours. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders held her first press briefing today in almost three weeks. and you could tell she was a little rusty. because she almost answered a question. [ laughter ] forecasters predict that hurricane florence, which is on track to hit the east coast later this week, could be the most powerful

tonight -- kenan thompson, from nbc's "the good place", actress jameela jamil, a performance from theroadway hit, "mean girls", featuring the 8g band with daxx nielsen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] this is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. while answering questions about supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh's drinking habits, president trump today alcohol adding, quote,caimagine? what a mess i'd be." [ laughter ] you'd be in and out of relationships, you'd would miss work all the time, you'd slur your words, and are you sure you don't drink? [ laughter ] a college classmate of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh has said that he often saw kavanaugh, quote, "staggering from alcohol consumption." that's nothing. i saw him screaming and crying at a job interview while totally sober. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] at a campaign rally this weekend, president trump said he, quote, "fell in love with north korean l

he blalot being like, "oh, i like kenan thompson's song." >> yeah, exactly. no.chance and chris redd. >> seth: chris redd, absolutely. >> chris redd is dynamite. >> steve: he's fantastic. what is it? is it chris's second season now? >> yeah, man. the boy's blowing up. >> seth: very excited. yeah. he's doing a great job. >> unbelievable. >> seth: you -- you're very -- it was both -- it was bittersweet, because you were nominated for supporting actor, you lost. with that said, henry winkler won. >> that's what i'm saying, like -- >> steve: yeah. ie's ybody to lose to -- >> steve: it's henry winkler. >> it was henry. i mean, he was sitting across the aisle from me. yeah. >> steve: yeah, give it up for henry winkler. >> seriously, like -- [ cheers and applause ] his story is incredible. he waited 42 years for that emmy. >> steve: yeah. >> you know what i mean? he was nominated. >> seth: in the theater the whole time. >> yeah. right. [ laughter ] just sitting there that entire -- just ready. speech printed. getting dusty. >> seth: changing it as it was. >> rewrites. >

i am a thompson. today will describe the unique challenges of operating in rural america generally and tribal areas specifically. as well as deploying a rural network. [speaking native language] my relatives and i shake your hand with a good heart. a federally recognized tribe that is also does the shine river nation. our indian reservation is the fourth-largest indian reservation in the united states. is feweration density than two people per square mile. tribe wassioux founded in 1958 the tribal council purchased an existing telecom company. it was the first tribally owned telecom company to partner with the rural utilities service. founding, iter its relied upon a $37.8 million loan to upgrade its network to fiber. network,grading copper upgrade to a fiber network was not a luxury, it was a necessity. , oure upgrading to fiber network couldn't handle medications more than three miles away from our central offices, leaving many without access to even minimal broadband connections and we had dial-up

w pleacome back to the show, our very good friend kenan thompson, everybody.> seth: hello, my friend. >> oh snap. 8g band, what is happening? >> steve: so great tthe 8g band. [ scat singing ] >> you nasty. you guys nasty. >> seth: 16th. you just had your 16th season premier at "snl." >> it's unbelievable, man. like, i'm the record holder on heaturday night live." >> steve: you'reecord holder. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] deservedly so. >>hank you. thank you. >> seth: did you enjoy the first reow back? season premiereslways exciting. >> i enjoyed watching it. i sure did. >> steve: yeah. >> i was not in it much, so. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> it was all good, though. i did my part in the monologue. and i got to watch the circus unld. >> seth: there was a circus on saturday. a kanye west-led circus. >> yeah. >> steve: particularly at the show, now who didn't watch, he did a song at the end of the show. then the show ended. >> yeah. >> steve: but then it turned out that he brought a bunch of people -- he brought the cast back on stage. >> yeah, yeah. >> stev

i will not repeat much of what undersecretary thompson has already said. the bottom line is, arms- control with russia is troubled. the russian federation apparently believes it need only abide by the agreements that suited. as a result, the credibility of all international agreements with russia is at risk. united states is committed to it's a long-held arms-control nonproliferation and nuclear security objectives. a particularly the goals for the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons. arms-control can contribute to u.s. security. it can help to manage strategic competition amongst states. we are committed to meaningful arms-control, that decreases the chance of misperception, miscalculation, and conflict. the nuclear posture review acknowledges the arms-control is not an end in and of itself. the current security environment makes arms-control extremely challenging in the near-term. any future options must include the participation of willing partners. it is difficult to envision progress in the security environment that is threatened by russia's continuin

. >>> and did you see klay thompson at the warriors last night. the incredible record he just broke, it used to block to steph curry. >> they were trying to get it for klay, a man who calm in 5 of 36. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or, simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing >>> welcome back to warriors on 2 the warriors must pay off the remaining debt that was occurred bfor renovations at oracle arena, >>> despite the financial set back, they're celebrating a y l the record for the most three pointers for a game. klay thompson was on fire. he hit 14 three pointers and scored 52 points in 47 minutes. and the record breaking was steph curry with 13 three pointers in a game. >> it was really appropriate. >> it's history, he does it. 14 three pointers. >> incredible. klay thompson is officially in the record books of the nba, nb record for three pointers in the half. 17 for the first two quarters. the warriors beat the bulls 149- 124. they're off today and then they host the new orleans pelicans tomorrow ni

nafissa thompson-spires joins us tonight.you're here on a great show. [ cheers and applause ] now, whenever donald trump holds a press conference, his rambling nonsensical responses raise more questions than answers. so we decided to hold another one right here, right now. that's right, donald trump and the "late night" press core are here in our studio and ready to go. so, without further ado, it's time for the "late night" white house press conference. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] mr. president, mr. president, mr. president, mr. president, mr. president. yes, thank you. seth meyers, "late night with seth meyers." mr. president, if i had 100 bucks for every time you lied, what would happen? >> this whole room would be filled up with $100 bills. [ laughter ] >> seth: what does it say on your business cards? >> horrible president. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: why didn't betsy devos and her advisors show up at your last meeting with the department of education? >> they didn't know the location, they didn't know the time, the

last night's magic had us thinking back to another remarkable klay thompson game.anuary 23rd, 2015-- warriors hosting the kings... thompson completely took over the 3rd quarter, torched sacramento for 37-points in a single frame. that's an nba record... and he also tied a league mark, going 13- for-13 from the field in the quarter. he finished with 52-on the night... we also want to mention that in 2016, he scored 60-points in 29 minutes against the pacers. (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. internet. but not just any internet. it's "gaming with america's best internet provider" internet. it's "all your teenagers streaming at once" internet. it's "i can get up to one-two-three-four-five mobile lines included" internet. it's internet from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get a special offer on xfinity internet and tv for $35 each a month for 12 months when you bundle both, and ask how you can save on your wireless bill when you include xfinity mobile click, call or visit a store today. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and windy

clay thompson was five or 36 in his first seven games.e fixed all of that tonight with 14 out of 24 from the three-point line. he breaks the record of steph curry of 13 out of three. he scored 52 points in 27 minutes. the warriors hit 17 three- pointers in the first half. they wind up winning over the bulls won 49-124. clay thompson was having himself a knight and the warriors are off to a good start. here is the shot that beat steph curry, who is very encouraging towards clay to go ahead and take his record. the warriors are 7-1 in the early going.>>> it is a fact that winning brings job security in professional sports. the three wise men of the oakland a's after their successful season will return for the long-term. the manager has been extended through 2021. the general manager through 2023 and the bandleader who orchestrates a lot of player moves that worked out so well is back for an extended period. the three wise men of the oakland a's.>>> new england pretty much knew if they showed up against the bills it would work out. it did bu

i'm such a huge fan of emma thompson's. >> stephen: so am i! on last week... >> oh, isn't she great! >> stephen: in that very chair. >> really, in this chair? >> stephen: i was absolutely blown away. >> i'm like a real proper fan girl, yeah. >> stephen: can you feel the greatness welling up, through your buttocks? >> yeah, like, suddenly i'm touching the greatness, yeah. yeah, amazing. >> stephen: so? >> so, there you go. >> stephen: there you go. >> you can salute me. >> stephen: on the same list as emma thompson. >> i'm hoping! i'm hoping i can get saluted. actually, i'm really hoping-- what i was trying-- my daughter was having a-- she's three. she's a threenager. so there's a lot of tantrums. >> stephen: i never heard of that before-- threenager? >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: terrible twos, and then threenager? >> and then threenager. you see, two was fine for us. she was absolutely magnificent. and then three hit, and it's like, proper threenager, so she slams doors and she-- >> stephen: you know what i always say? is that people who say "ter

and klay thompson breaking a record held by his teammate.ught of robocalls ringing into ce phones... keeps getting worse. the federal trade commission says, in 2017, it received more than seven- million complaints about unwanted calls(ken) now based on current numbers -2018 is on track to substantially surpass that. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows you how to stop robocalls . quick nat sound of robocall it's not just you.. quick nat sound of robocall americans receive around 150 million robocalls per dayquick nat sound of robocall the average person getting 13 a month nat sound of robocall about "credit reduction help" ---- sound from noel rabinowitz/ robocall receiver - " yeah right (talking to robot on phone) you're not calling about my credit card, you're a scam" or if you're like noel rabinowitz, who works in san francisco, it's more like 13 a day. sound from noel rabinowitz/ robocall receiver - " i feel frustration, violation, a little indignation a few other 'ations' - (laughs) i mean it's fine to send me an email, we are use to

miss thompson? >> chairman thune, senator klobuchar and members of the committee. good morning and thank you for the opportunity to testify on broadband opportunities and challenges in rural america. i am mona thompson, general manager of the telephone authority in eagle butte, south dakota. today i will describe the unique challenges of operating in rural america generally and tribal areas specifically as well as the struggles going into deploying a rural network. [ speaking foreign language ] i shake your hand with a broken heart. it's a recognized tribe and known as the cheyenne river lakota nation. at 4,226 miles the cheyenne river indian reservation is the fourth largest in the united states. the population are 8,000 residents and fewer than two people per square mile. the cheyenne river tribe telephone authority was founded in 1958 when tribal council purchased an existing telephone company. it was the first tribally owned company now known as rural utility service. 50 years after its founding crft relied upon a $37.8 million loan with rus, the telecommunicat

klay thompson just hit something steph curry hasn't been able to do. you may not know it... but your coworkers might be looking at porn -- more >>> it may be hard to comprehend, but your co-workers may actually be looking at porn if the office more often than you think. and it's happening on taxpayer dime by state workers. >> plenty of employees are on the clock, but are they on the job? it's certainly not safe f work. here's liz wagner. >> reporter: of the 54 california agencies we surveyed, 20% launched internal porn investigations and most of the time bosses found their employees accessing porn on state computers. one worker admitted to searching for porn on the job for 15 years, and in most cases, you're the ones paying for it. going full commando, upskirt grannies, hotties of walmart. these are just some of the things state employees searched for and viewed on the job. since 2015, ten agencies busted workers for accessing porn, including a spiritual leader at the department of corrections. and a worker at ucff, who looked at nude photos, lots. we reviewed cases from the

. >> the pitch is batted to second base, thompson has it, throws to first, it's over, 27 years of waiting! >> that was greenwald's call when the giants won the pennant in 1989. he spent 16 years as the voice of the giants. also called games for the a's and warriors. hank greenwald was 83 years old. >>> to the ice. sharks goalie pete deboer screaming at anyone who would listen to him in nashville last night. game tied at four third period, the game winner. san jose comes back to win 5- 4. brent burns scored the game winner. that's the third straight win. >>> according to a report in the athletic, the raiders players have lost faith in quarterback derek carr after he appeared to be in tears during this seahawks game.

yes, it's very important, especially the education side of miss thompson is talking about. that's one thing that i'm getting older. hopefully these children that we're raising, i want to give the children enough tools to take care of me as i get older and living on the reservation, it's kind of tough. like any child if they ask for something and want to learn something, obviously, we teach it. so, these are some of the aspects of what we as ntta members try to do with our tribal members and hopefully we can outreach more. i know senator udall you had talked about trying to get a school bus with wi-fi to be able to get the children to at least have homework done before they get home or because like you said, earlier that a lot of kids are trying to find wi-fi just anywhere to grab on and try to do what they need to do, but, yes. i appreciate your question. >> thank you. and thank you for the courtesies. i'm running over. >> thank you, senator udall. senator hanson. >> thank you, mr. chair and i want to thank you for your opening remarks and associate myself with them. i want

from the start klay thompson lit up the scoreboard.tes. he finished with 10 3-pointers in the first half... an nba record.and he was not done. in the the second half he somehow gets cut on the head ... so he gets that bandaged up and puts on a headband. then more magic from klay ... he breaks steph curry's single game nba record of 13-threes. the new benchmark ... 14 3-pointers.klay would go on to finish with 52 ... in 27- minutes. let's hear from the sharpshooter. ( darya ) the team ( darya ) the team would set another record of 24-total threes. the starters didn't even play the 4th, and thompson reportedly received two stitches afterwards. he should be f

speak to congressman gt thompson and the great lou barletta will be our next senator. thank you, gt. and thank you, lou. what a job you are doing. i tell you what. if he is your next senator, he will have no more problems. he is a doer. so i'm very proud of you, man. great job. and i hear you are doing well and i'm proud. also here with us are members of the mississippi congressional delegation. in fact, i'm going there with the delegation, i will be there tonight. people say, where do you get this energy? you know where i get it? i love doing it. actually. if you like doing it is easy. if you don't like doing it, it's not so good. senator cindy hyde-smith. thank you, cindy. i hear you are doing really well. a man who always does well is senator roger wicker. roger, he's been a great friend of mine from the beginning. and representative greg

mike thompson is the news and public affairs director heremi t w osu. mike jackson is the coanchor at nbc four and mark allen is the news anchor at w dtn in dayton. we welcome all three of you gentlemen. joining our panelists are the candidates. from anfield, ohio, sherrod brown , served in the u.s. senate from 2006 and representative jim renacci tom wadsworth, ohio. since 2010 he's presented ohio national district. gentlemen, we welcome both of you to this important conversation. the candidates have agreed tonight to alternate in questi question. ninety seconds for an answer. sixty seconds for a response and then a 32nd rebuttal. by agreement it will also give a 32nd opening statement and beginning now with senator sherrod brown. >> thank you, ms. marshall. thanks to you and thanks to mr. allen, mr. jackson and mr. thompson in the panel and a special thanks for joining to the voters of ohio who are watching tonight but were joined by my daughter, emily elizabeth brown and connie schultz my wife and i will pull this debate will address issues and stay o

and klay thompson got 14 three pointers.an't get it off my mind. >> thanks for joining us with the forecast on the 4 on 2. recently, more than $20 million has been spent in the race for superintendent of public instruction to attack my friend tony thurmond's record. well, i've worked with tony, and no one is more qualified to lead our state's schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers and the california democratic party. because tony will stand up to the donald trump-betsy devos agenda and has always protected our local public schools. join me in voting for tony thurmond. let's put our kids first. announcer: aaron hernandez's brother breaks his silence on the rumors you have seen in the headlines. >> and opening up about the situation was gripping. announcer: revealing a dark and painful past. dr. oz: do you think aaron was sexually abused? announcer: plus, natalee holloway's father makes an unexpected announcement about his missing daughter. coming up next. dr. oz: at 27 years old

just a few weeks before her big adventure, shirley thompson needs all the training she can get.boat. sea dog, she ain't. so why on earth is this 60—year—old woman about to take on 3000 miles of unforgiving ocean? i'm 60 years old and i'm going for two records. one is the oldest woman ever to row any ocean solo and also the first irishwoman. you're not of water woman, though, i mean, this is what's so extraordinary, this is not your natural medium at all? no, hate getting my hair wet and i didn't swim up until about six weeks ago. but i wanted a challenge that was really, really tough for me. and so this is, it doesn't get any tougher than this. at sea, she'll need to get out of the boat to clean the hull, for example. for a new swimmer, that will be a challenge. what you're seeing here, amazingly, is the first time that shirley has ever been out of her depth. 0verseeing is coach niall bates. himself, a transatlantic veteran. he says that for all her inexperience, she's got what it takes. she's doing things in a very short space of time in terms of the learning curve. can she do

he scores, here comes butler on his way to third is thompson. the giants lead 3-1! and superman has done it again. >> i remember that. hank greenwald had two stints with the giants, 1979-'86 then '89-96. he was known for his sense of humor especially in the lean years. he was suffering from heart and kidney issues before passing away yesterday. great, great broadcaster. true professional. game one of the world series tonight. the red soxod larry. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on on -- it may be the ultimate bay to zip pas 9:00. >>> then at 11:00, not just creating a traffic headaches. construction on a busy street could be forcing businesses to close. >>> all that and more coming up later tonight. that is this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news on the abc 7 news app. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >>> i'm ama daetz. for all of us here have a great evening. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- a social studies teacher from bronxville, new york... a pharmacist from pembroke pines, florida... and our returning champion, a puzzle maker

moderator: were going to go to mike thompson. he has a question for senator brown. >> senator, the immigration and customs enforcement agency has stepped up enforcement in ohio since president trump took office. our region has seen a 36% increase in deportations in the first year of the trump administration. some democrats call for the abolishment of ice. do you think it should be abolished, and how should we properly enforce immigration laws? sen. brown: no, you should not abolish ice, you should reformat -- you should reform ice and make it better than it is. i take a backseat to no one in enforcing our borders with technology, helicopters, better trained ice agents. i had a bill that went to the white house when the president signed that keeps carfentanil from coming across our borders as best we can. but you don't do raids on people who are working hard and playing by the rules and let criminals who are here stay. the focus of ice, of the administration, should be on deporting those people who have committed violent crimes. t

from the start klay thompson lit up the thompson lit up the scoreboard.10 3- pointers in the first half... an nba record.and he was not done. in the the second half he somehow gets cut on the head ... so he gets that bandaged up and puts on a headband. then more magic from klay ... he breaks steph curry's single game nba record of 13-threes. the new benchmark ... 14 3-pointers. klay would go on to finish with 52 ... in 27-minutes. let's hear from the sharpshooter. ( darya ) the starters didn't even play the 4th, warriors are back home on wednesday hosting the pelicans. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... a halloween costume turns into a nightmare and now a woman is suing.

moderator: mike thompson has a question. youongressman, you say support a market-based replacement for obamacare. that to cover pre-existing conditions, you have to require people to buy insurance or a government subsidy otherwise people wait until they are sick. how would your market-based system of health insurance work without government help? rep. renacci: first of all, i want an affordable care act that is affordable. today, it is not working. premiums have gone up 132% for ohioans since it was put in place. that is not affordable care. a program,ng care of we are taking care of those with a safety net. the wealthy can pay their own way. the problem is, mary in the middle with her children, she cannot afford premiums or deductibles. we need to bring competition and transparency in, and bring costs down so everyone can have access to it and afford it. moderator: senator? sen. brown: the most important thing to do with the health care system is to deal with the cost problem. high costs are driving up the cost of medicare,

klay thompson...on a slump, making only 5-three pointers through 7 games.ht, that all changed in a matter of minutes. --champs in the windy city. klay thompson...on another level. - hit 3 times from downtown in the opening three minutes. --finished with 10-in the first half...an nba record and everyone was feeling it. champs nailed 17-3's in the first two quarters.. went into the break up 92-50, which is a franchise record. --out of the locker room, golden state up 42... klay still had more work to do... quick from downtown, gets somehow cut on the head, so he gets that taken care of. --comes back with the headband... bombs his 13th- triple...which ties steph curry's record. --then shortly after, one more time..for history.... 14-threes, which sets a new all-time mark., he would go on to finish with 52...in 27- minutes. --the team would set another record of 24-total threes. the starters didn't even play the 4th, and thompson reportedly received two stitches afterwards. he should be fine going forward. --149-124 your final.. warriors in a rout, let's hear f

--what a game last night from klay thompson... entered the bulls game on a slump by his standards,...firing 13-percent from downtown. --then he changed that real quick... 10-treys in the first half, which is also a record...as the warriors led chicago 92-50. --out of the locker room, klay kept grinding... hit his 14th-3 for the new record...all part of a 52- point performance in 27-minutes. "i've been in this position before. i've had 10,11 threes, but never got close to 14. so, just thankful i was in that position." last night's magic had us thinking back to another remarkable klay thompson game. january 23rd, 2015-- warriors hosting the kings... thompson completely took over the 3rd quarter, torched sacramento for 37-points in a single frame. that's an nba record... and he also tied a league mark, going 13- for-13 from the field in the quarter. he finished with 52-on the night... we also want to mention that in 2016, he scored 60-points in 29 minutes against the pacers. next at 8 -- a "thrilling" dance exhibition

mara thompson. and grant spellmeyer. and then, as senator udall mid noted, mr godfrey enjady , whose the general manager of apache telecom inc. we look forward to hearing from all of you. if you could confine your oral remarks no more than five minutes, we will make sure that your entire statements are part of the permanent record and we look forward to interacting with you. so mr law, please proceed. >> good morning and thank you for this opportunity to testify on broadband opportunities and challenges in rural america. and the chief executive offer of golden west communications cooperative. it was corbett in 1916 for the purpose of providing telephone service between the towns of interior and quit. we provide service over 30,000 customers spread across 24,500 square miles. the geographic area is larger than the states of maryland, new jersey, connecticut, delaware combined. the largest community that we serve is about 3500 people. with more than 14,000 route miles of networking service, that is up to stretch from south

at sea, it is a new world. —— shirley thompson. here is the rice -- risk shirley thompson.fears a trained to put the back of my mind and i will deal with everything. i hope i have a strategy for things and i would deal with it. —— whales. but the fear is almost pa rt —— whales. but the fear is almost part of the pleasure. i'm looking forward to enjoying all the good bits and all the other bits because it's part of the journey shirley thompson, a landlubber who has chosen a high c for the challenge of a lifetime. -- mike richards. -- high sea. i suspect there are easier ways to spend your 60th year. the fact she couldn't really swim, as well. going from doing lengths of the local ba'athist to taking on a huge rowing challenge, why waste time, i guess —— local baths. here is darren bett with a look at this morning's weather. the clocks have changed, you were using the word snow yesterday, i hate to use the word winter, but we are heading in this direction. hate to use the word winter, but we are heading in this directionm hate to use the word winter, but we are heading in thi

. >> reporter: crews have spent the last few weeks back there working on flood protection on thompson creek. workers are gearing up for slick streets, power outages and what might lie ahead. these crews, hired by pg&e are crisscrossing the south bay, trimming trees. but to ray wu, there are few things more frustrating than the lights going granted and you walk around the house turning light switches on, nothing happens and it's pretty. during the first rainstorm of every season, dust and other particles mix with water, creating a problem that triggers outages. so neighbors appreciated the preemptive strikes by these crews. >> i think it's a good idea. >> reporter: they've also spent the entire year doing maintenance. here they are improving the bank along thompson creek. >> it's part of our program where we do bank protection, sediment removal, vegetation management. >> reporter: the city of san jose says crews are clearing leaves from storm drains and gutters. the water district says another problem for them is the homeles cleanups along the creeks and rivers in the valley. debris fr

thompson scored 52 points in 27 minutes. the previous record of 13 three-pointers in the game was held by thompson's teammate steph curry. the warrior ws with a record of2 first half points. >>> a check of cnn business. after the crazy day on wall street, the asian markets positive overnight following the chinese security regulator. nikkei is up 1%. shanghai is up 1%. how do the european markets open? they are mixed here. the dax is lower. the ftse is up. trying to find direction. u.s. future rio grande higher after monday's -- u.s. futures are higher after monday's correction. finishing lower after a 245--point loss for the dow. stocks turned lower after the report the white house is considering more tariffs on chinese goods in december. this is not a surprise. this is the timeline. the next round of necessity g h goegos gosh -- negotiations with president trump and xi jinping is expected in december. >>> trick-or-treat for ipad. a mystery shopping event in a couple of hours. it is expected to announce product updates and i

anne thompson, nbc news.rder mystery therrove to work. and authorities are hoping surveillance video can help them find the killer. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. >> reporter: tonight, the family of 28-year-old aspiring model kelsey quail is heartbroken. >> it's really devastating, especially since we don't have the answers we need. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows the moments before police say quail crashed her car a week ago. paramedics initially thought this was just a serious car crash near this intersection. but then they discovered the bullet. now police are looking for the drivers of the white suv and gray sedan that passed quail's car just before she was shot. do you believe she was targeted? >> no, i do not. the information we have right now is that a random shooting occurred on the roadway. >> the bullet that went through her at the base of her brain, she ended up being brain dead. >> reporter: days later quail's family removed her from life-support. she had just moved to the atlanta area to pursue a modeling career. >

anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> more to come. we'll tell you about the battle forcing a wwe superstar to take a break from the ring. >>> and the terrifying moment an escalator suddenly speeds out of control. >>> caught on camera, an escalator speeding out of control, throwing and crushing riders into a huge pileup on the floor of a subway station. this happened in rome. reports say it was a mechanical malfunction that left as many as 30 people injured, many of them russian soccer fans. heading to a match. >>> now to the wrestling superstar who stunned his fans with an 'medicatiemotional anno on live television. roman reins, one of the biggest stars in the wwe, going public with a private battle and stepping away from the ring. we get his story from joe fryer. >> about to find out. >> reporter: for the world wrestling entertainment star known as roman reins, this bottle is not part of any story line. >> i've been living with leukemia for 11 years and unfortunately, it's back. >> reporter: on usa's network "monday night raw," he re

here comes butler on his way to third is thompson. the giants lead 3-1.man has done it again. >> such a great voice for so many years. had two stints with the giants totaling 16 years. his dry wit really came in hand during some lean years with the team. hank sadly ill with heart and kidney issues, passes away at the age of 83. >>> back to the games we go. sharks in got the idea of skating through the teeth. obviously from the sharks. predators upeal. less than a minute later, logan, cross ice pass, joe, we are tied at 4. and this is what sharks fans really want to see. the two star defensemen teaming up. the one-timer, eric carlson to brett burns, the sharks come back and they stun the predators 5-4 with 3 huge goals in the third period. look at him just grip it and rip it there. all the torque. abc7 sports sponsored from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time. [ indistinct radio chatter ] still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. introducing the new c-class. visit y

klay thompson...breaking steph curry's record for the nba's single-game 3-point mark. <> --thompson..ered the bulls game on a slump by his standards,...firing 13-percent from downtown. --then he changed that real quick... 10-treys in the first half, which is also a record...as the warriors led chicago 92-50. --out of the locker room, klay kept grinding... hit his 14th-3 for the new record...all part of a 52- point performance in 27-minutes. "i've been in this position before. i've had 10,11 threes, but never got close to 14. so, just thankful i was in that position." last night's magic had us thinking back to another remarkable klay thompson game. january 23rd, 2015-- warriors hosting the kings... thompson completely took over the 3rd quarter, torched sacramento for 37-points in a single frame. that's an nba record... and he also tied a league mark, going 13- for-13 from the field in the quarter. he finished with 52-on the night... we also want to mention that in 2016, he scored 60-points in 29 minutes against the pacers. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it cont

.>>> coming up, clay thompson was on fire.is record-breaking game ahead in sports. >>> recycling more of san francisco's waste. the ambitious plan that is already angering some people. >>> bill martin is check -- tracking the full forecast with how long the fire danger will last. four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump and betsy devos. protect our public schools. say no, again, to marshall tuck. monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again

she says she is now caring for one of those daughters and tillman's family is caring for the thompson, kpix5. >>> on to hurricane willa now, a category 4 hurricane now barreling towards some tourist locations in mexico tonight. >> hurricane willa is trending in the pacific. it's forecast to make landfall on the central mexican coastline. they're expecting up to 15 inches of rain from this. willa blew up overnight into a category 4 storm. it has 155-mile an hour winds now with gusts to 175. movement to the north at about 5 miles an hour. from here it is not a threat to cabo san lucas, it will come ashore probably early tuesday morning as a category 3 hurricane. then it will begin to give up the wind strength, but the rains will come down again as much always 15 inches of rain tuesday and wednesday and this could factor into the news of that caravan coming up with hondurans crossing the border from guatemala and heading towards the u.s. >>> also developing tonight those migrants at mexico's southern border is about 5,000 strong and on the move. they are determined to make it to the unit

and it has the backing of dorothy thompson. he has become attractive to what they would call an eastern establishment. i think it's true. it have more of a business impact than the new york times. in those days. the ability to articulate a cause that business have rights. and responsible business needed some latitude within the economy it resulted in these speeches and articles. he wrote with the assistance of a quite remarkable woman. the literary editor. she have famously been the wife of the pulitzer prize winner. and she was quite a force in the culture they meant in 1939. and in 1937 i believe i believe at a party given by dorothy thompson the first noble literature prize winner. it seems to have been electric. they performed the lousy pros. and she introduced him to those dinner parties. with the silk stocking. area of the city. he is a bit of a word smith. two very interesting books. the assistance he began to think eloquently. and he began to read. so that as he moves about. he became a more rounded and cosmic politics

reporter mark thompson is in placer county for us tonight. >> as you can see, the power is still on here in colfax. they're still monitoring conditions to see if they warrant shutting off the power. residents here got the message and they're standing by. citing strong winds and a red flag warning, pg&e sent out several messages ahead of time, warning customers they could be without power tonight. >> to protect public safety, pg&e may also temporarily turn off power in your neighborhood or community. >> there was three or four of them. >> reporter: pattie wallington got word on her cell phone. >> a couple yesterday and a couple today said they may turn off the power. >> you're welcome to stay for pie. >> reporter: with the dinner party already planned, wallington scrambled to prepare just in case. >> i came back to make sure we get the enchiladas in and make sure we had dinner ready f birthday party tonight. we're thinking, can we put it on the barbecue? what can we do? >> reporter: this is the first time pg&e has considered implementing what it calls a public safety power shut-off. the g

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