thom tillis had a debate in his 2014 campaign versus thom tillis now.ake a look. >> is climate change a fact? [ laughter ] mr. tillis. >> no. >> i think we have to come up with several strategies to recognize reality. if you don't have a comprehensive global agreement to reduce human factors in climate change, then you haven't fixed anything and you may have disadvantaged the very countries that are the innovators that may be a part of the solution first among them the united states. >> remesh, it does seem as if there is now a divide in the republican party on this issue of climate, at least rhetorically. >> i do think that some of this divide is more rhetorical than it is real. so senator tillis, i think when he talks about the solution. so it is a way of deferring unilateral action or action that will actually cost anything in the united states. i do think also that a lot of republicans have looked at the polling data and see that particularly among young voters, there is belief that this is in fact a problem and there's a concern among republicans t

senator tillis: i think it's very important. i think you'll find the state legislature, the governor are prepared to do their part to remove any barriers and the underlying infrastructure in and around cherry point to help facilitate that. i do think it's very important. they move the craft around, it's like they're moving a jigsaw puzzle to figure out how to wedge them in. when you think of the most sophisticated war fighting plane that's ever flown, i think we need to step up our priority of the modernization of those facilities. last question that i have really, again, relates back to an issue in north carolina but really across the -- across the globe and it relates to military housing. are you familiar with the military housing issues that we have down in camp lejeune? admiral gilday: not camp lejeune specifically, sir. i am with the housing issues that we've been seeing over the past several months. senator tillis: i think it's important for us to really focus on accelerating. we made progress. i will go to camp lejeune. i

>> you can get them to me and i'll forward them to tilly and her team. >> we're more than happy to sit down with each of you. as, you know, appropriate through brown act, individually, perhaps -- or our team. it's not really the staff, it's the peer panel. >> i would like to do that, but i do want to ask a couple high-level questions. how long do we have the room to? >> we have to get out of the room by 12:25. >> how long do we have closed session? >> we it make it ten minutes. >> i'll make it real short. there's a timeline in here. i suggest a timeline, but there's some obstacles to moving forward, and in the director's report, there's a whoil li whole list of activities. as you move forward, how do you move forward without funding. >> great question. i really appreciate all this thoughtful comments and i know put and want to address a whole bunch of other things also that were raised earlier about process and ensure that we're hearing you and will follow up. on the funding, vice chair, the transportation authority has suggested that by pushing out the second piece of the work, the go

february weather just coming in here chance of some showers largely dry there across the great around tillis into the lesser antilles as unpleasant tropical sunshine for the most part and i think more so as we go on into sunday but for parts of central america you could see some rather wet weather central and southern parts of mexico could see some lively showers maybe also down to guatemala i suspect the wettest weather will be around costa rica and also panama. china has one of the world's highest of beef but many a take up the farmers against a military style white not to buy them surgery one o one east investigates as the chinese battle to get in shape on al jazeera. this is al jazeera. hello i'm adrian for the good and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. thousands of people to file lockdown in indian administered kashmir to voice their anger against the removal of its autonomy. frankly we. intelligence background. the us president calls for stronger checks on gun ownership but will america's powerful gun lobby lend it supports. 20 people killed in sout

momentarily to be joined by our executive director, tilly chang, for the purpose of saying what is rarely said to the public, which are words of sincere and profound thanks to our outgoing director, address given, and to acknowledge and celebrate -- and ruskin, and the fact that i have been a constant pain in his but. [laughter] >> so let's be real. this is the toughest job in san francisco government, maybe the second toughest job is the one that jeff kaczynski has running the department of homelessness, but ed's is the toughest and i just want to say, i have known him, and all three of his positions, going back to my first tour of duty when he came and made 311 work, which has been a pain in your butts, but has been good for the people of the city and county of san francisco. i knew him in his incarnation as the head of public works, or back in those days, we called it the department of public works where he also excelled. since 2011, i have mostly been delighted to work with him as he has stewarded the sfmta. this last sunday, ed came to what will clearly be his largest going away part

so it creates i think a weirder dynamic, you know, a guy like thom tillis might need a little bit ofathing space from trump, but will trump give it to him? >> wbased on what we know of ho he handled the last election, no. i mean, he clearly wants republicans to win, and he wants obviously very much to win re-election himself. he can absorb a lesson and figure out what to do, where to go to raise money. he was willing in the 2018 cycle to go where he was most needed and to sort of quietly not go where he would be a problem. that didn't stop him from tweeting and sometimes insulting things about republicans he felt had slighted him. and i would say stay tuned for more of that. >> adrienne, you guys are staring at an opportunity. but it is not -- like i said, these aren't -- it's sort of like you've got to tip you are trying to win in areas you don't normally win in. will this have an impact on the presidential primary voters? because more of the voters seem to be thinking about the process of this more than ever before. >> i think they are looking at the whole thing. this is a seat tha

[applause] >> we're also joined by number of department heads and i will start with tillie chang from the transportation authority. >> good afternoon. ed, you are who i wanted to be when it came into this job. i wanted to be like add. i still want to be like ed. thank you so much for your partnership for allowing me to apprentice and partner with you, to learn from you over the past eight years. we have teamed up on many things on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, and i have been so proud to be your partner , to follow your footsteps, in your leadership on things like munimobile forward and vision zero, and a more sustainable and equitable city. you have contributed all of your knowledge from your other posts and brought them to bear on the sfmta. it is a unique agency in the nation in terms of our scope here at the sfmta, promoting san francisco's policy vision of cities and innovative street designs, and policies and practices whether it is transit priority, or vision zero design, street design, or really advocating for a fair and equitable smart new mobility policy fo

senate republican primary run against senator thom tillis. i began by asking why republicans want to ld their convention here next august. >> i think that's an insider kind of political decision. they think, "well, we should have a convention in a swing state." demographic in north carolina changing to make it a swing state? >> you know, for years, we were basically a state where democrats outnumbered ree.blicans two or three to and that wked out all right for republicans because a lot of conservative democho split a ticket and crossed or. wh's happened in, say, the last ten or 15 years is the number of democrats has dropped and the number of independents has gone up a lot so that today you've got-- thesere approximate-- but 35% of the voters who will vote democrat, 35 who will vote republican, and 30 who were independent, and they split a ticket. and that demographic just makes this sort of your classic swing state. >> sreenivasan: has race become this cycle?ant this year or in >> it's always important, but... nothing more important. 22% of

permission which reversed a previous israeli on entering the territory israel's off ok after congresswoman tillie agreed not to permit to boycotts against the country during her visit. protests have broken out in indian administered kashmir fall on a friday prayers the people rallied in the main city a shrine ago which is that it's 12 day of a security lockdown after india's strip the region of its political ptolemy the news agency has reported that police clashed with demonstrators. the united states city of new york vacuity the busy transport hub after suspicious objects were reported to police to abandoned pressure cookers at the folsom street subway station in manhattan later discovered to be harmless with horses and are investigating whether they were a place that deliberately spread fear. north korea has launched at least at 2 short range missiles from near the city of chon in the sea into the sea of japan that's according to the south korean military is the 6th round of launches in recent weeks in protest at military drills between south korea and the united states young yeah has rejected

what are tilly's ambitions with this? on any of those stories, you can access them via the bbc iplayer. a reminder, we go nationwide every afternoon here at a.30 on afternoon live. the uk has lost its measles—free status, due to falling mmr immunisation rates. in england, one in ten children has not had both the recommended shots. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. measles, a potentially life—threatening childhood disease, is on the rise and the uk is now at risk. this one—year—old is being protected against it with the first dose of the mmr vaccine. the second is given just before school. but the latest figures suggest, this autumn in england, one in seven children will begin primary school without their second dose of mmr. that increases to one in four children in london. and even more worryingly, that 30,000 children in england have never had either dose and have no protection against the disease. well, if your child is completely unvaccinated against mmr, the chances of them getting measles are very,

florida fair weather just coming in here chance of some showers lousy dry there across the great around tillis dry soon to the lesser antilles as unpleasant tropical sunshine for the most part and i think more so as we go on into sunday but for parts of central america you could see some rather wet weather central and southern parts of mexico could see some lively showers maybe also down to guatemala i suspect the wettest weather will be around costa rica and also panama. china has one of the world's highest. but maybe at taking up the fox again for military. to radical surgery what i want to investigate is the chinese battle to get in shape on al-jazeera on counting the cost a new world currency to challenge the dollar facebook's global dominance faces challenges. currency walls china lets the one depreciate its trump ratchets up the trade war the economic and environmental costs of sand extract counting the costs on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera at least a dozen people have been injured in srinagar as thousands rallied against india's crackdown

in north carolina, tom tillis is on the armed services committee, he has worked with veterans for military readiness and bases in north carolina the people care about. cory gardner gets a lot of bipartisan legislation pushed through because of where colorado is on legalization of marijuana, he is fighting for a states rights solution there that protects his state's interest, so again, good politicians, good senators figure out what matters in the state and what they can get done, and it will be unique to each individual state come on what their voters -- >> how much influence do national issues have, such as the tax cuts, which democrats are trying to promote a something that only help big corporations in her the little hurt the little guy? immigration reform? will those big issues be part of the conversation and help or hurt your candidates? steven: they made. if democrats want to spend time talking about the tax cuts, i would be happy for him to do that. i don't think that is an argument that will go very far but the flashpoint issues, gun control, immigration, health care is another iss

picture of his dog mitch tillis.rsation on water policy. discussion about the future of representative democracy and how the relationship with -- between the executive and legislative branches influence the effectiveness of government. speakers include karl rove. relationshipsl between the president and the , but even more the president cannot get drawn into this stuff. he has to rise above it and be the adult in the room and take whatever is hurled his way -- innedy of massachusetts said 2003 that bush lied about wmd's in iraq. he knew that was a lie. he gave a speech at georgetown. but he was the guy who kicked it off. but that did not came bush from holding his tongue and trying to set the record straight without getting personal and working ony personally with kennedy comprehensive immigration reform. but the president has to be that person and it's not an easy job. i remember one time i got a call from harry reid. i gave a speech. i did not read it before hand. i called bush a liar and the loser and i did not me

tom tillis in north carolina. another state. trump won it because close state. so democrats think there could be a combination. the thing they have to be careful for, there are some vulnerable democrats. doug jones won the special election in alabama against roy moore at the end of 2017. this is a state that donald trump will be winning by 20. 25, 30 points, something like that. tough, tough, tough for a democrat to win in a presidential election in a state like alabama. we will see it. that one is a very possible republican pick-up that would mean democrats would have to win another one to make up for it. you can't see him on the board here. republicans might take a look at new hampshire. gene running for re-election there. theoretically, there is minnesota. tina smith is up there. trump lost there by 2 1/2 points. tina smith did very well facing the voters there just last year. so a couple opportunities for republicans. but the bottom line, we bring all this up. big news in georgia on the senate front. a reminder for all the talk about the presidential race. w

thank you today and tillis for bringing this -- dan tillis for bringing this to my attention.d to buy the piece of paper, price up, yield down with a maximum curve. it is the greek letters we all wander by and gamma as acceleration. theoes to the left tail, uncertainties in the global financial system. michelle: you have seen some dramatic moves. yields falling across the globe and quickly this year. weekly fold over into the economic system? michelle: yes, and you need to think about why. why are we seeing yields fall as dramatic the as we are? -- dramatically as we are? think there is a view that inflation is stubbornly low across the globe and we will not see higher inflation so expectations have come down. i think central banks are trying to fight that, but it is not that convincing. tom: let's go back to the wednesday press conference. michelle: it has been a long week. tom: what is midcycle? michelle: i think what powell is trying to say with this midcycle correction is it is not, in his view, not intended to be the start of a long easing cycle. am: the 30 year bond is a

. >> sean: i know senator tillis talks about a bill that will allow people or victims of crime and sanctuarystates to be able to sue, will that pass, will that be legal? >> the way san francisco and california is going, yeah, something like that would. we are at the point where i would expect -- go ahead and sue us. >> sean: i would love to see that become law, would that be constitutional? >> absolutely, i would love to see that and i would love to see it pass constitutional muster once it's challenged in federal court because we will see citizens take into their own hands with the city won't do. >> sean: hold the government accountable. as creepy as epstein is, you aren't going to believe the painting he has at his home in new mexico with a young woman and an animal. trace gallagher is back with that report. imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf dest

thom tillis being quiet. when the president of the united states called the fed chair an enemy of america for simply saying what republicans had always said about tariffs before donald trump became president of the united states. this is not a party that deserves a future if they can't even speak out against this madness. >> well, i think in large measure the party has abandoned that future long before this moment with this particular trip. there are too many other pieces of evidence that indicates starting with the fact that we're now faced with over $1 trillion worth of deficits by the end of this year. not to mention the explosion of the debt itself by these same fiscally conservative republicans. so this is consistent. they have acquiesced, capitulated some key fundamental principles around the economy. around the issues like trade. around free markets. to the whims and we'lls of a president who doesn't deal with the particular issues and the question going into the g7 was what -- and typically in the pas

republican senator thom tillis is calling for the senate banking committee to probe the federal reserve'srennial fed critic when it wasn't the coolest thing to be, ron paul. ron paul liberty report joins us now. representative paul, you were ahead of the curve on all of this but i still have to ask, how shocked were you at that op-ed by william dudley? because even someone as critical of the fed as you had to be taken aback? >> i wasn't shocked about what was happening what he might have done in quiet secrecy so to speak because that goes on all the time, but to be so bold to bring that out, that is a departure from the usual consideration because i think this goes on all the time and has for a long time throughout the history of the fed is that presidents are always badgering the president and, and they want their way but, i was, i was surprised that it came out in the open. this is to me rather astounding that they have been able to do this. i think it's a revelation which is what i want. i want, i want the activities of the fed to be revealed but this is my explanation on why they don'

. >> sean: i know senator tillis talks about a bill that will allow people or victims of crime in sanctuaryble to sue, will that pass, willre that be legal? >> the way san francisco t and california is going, yeah, something like that would. we are at the point where i would expect them to issue apologies to convicted felons, gee, i'm sorry, go ahead and sue us. >> sean: i would love to see that become law, would that be constitutional? >> absolutely, i would love to see that and i would love to see it pass constitutional muster once it's challenged in federala court because we will see citizens take into their own hands what the city won't do. >> sean: hold the government accountable. thank you both. when we come back, as creepy as epstein is, you aren't going to believe the painting he has at his home in i new mexico with a young woman and an animal. trace gallagher is back with that report. ♪ . . >> this story around jeffrey epstein's life and death continues to get more sick and creepy by the moment. fox news correspondent trace gallagher in the newsroom. i thought the first picture of

martha mcphaly, cory gardner, joanie earnst, thom tillis, who's my last one? the five vulnerable republicans. susan collins. i forgot susan. those five are the ones in the most trouble on this issue. if those five senators go to mitch, you know what mitch wants more than anything? he wants the title of majority leader. if they go to him and say, mitch, we can't win if you don't give us a vote. i get it, we want to do assault weapons, i voted for it, i get it. if you can't even take the baby step of something 90% of the country's support, that shows how corrupt your party has become in terms of owning the gun lobby. i'm not going to sit here and let the democrats get blamed for not passing gun safety. sorry, i had to get that off my chest. . clai . >> claire, i run into this all the time, as a republican harder on nancy pelosi on impeachment. i wish mitch mcconnell was not the majority leader and would not obstruct reform measures. in this moment of national tragedy after three mass shootings, if a democratic controlled house of representatives cannot pass an a

susan collins in maine is vulnerable, as is thom tillis in north carolina. that are potentially in play and if the top of the ticket stay as weak as it is appearing to be now, we have a real shot to win the senate and hold the house as i suggested. mike:.mike: doug and chris, thu so much. >> thank you. laura: ruth bader ginsburg givenning an update on her health today, how the supreme court justice is feeling after finishing radiation treatment for cancer. wow! that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ who got an awful skin condition. with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you feel like you're itching all

another possibility-- thom tillis' seat in north carolina.o far, democrats have seen much of the party's star power tied up in the race for the white house. like, montana governor steve bullock. earlier this month, bullock told newshour anchor judy woodruff he doesn't plan on making a senate b. woodruff: are you ruling it out? >> i'm ruling it out. d >>jardins: and then there's texas. democrats are hoping yet another presidential candidate, beto o'rourke, opts instead for a second senate run in 2020-- >> thank you, xas! >> desjardins: --after narrowly losing to senator ted cruz in 2018. >> i'm running for president. i'm running for this country. >> desjardins: but just this week, o'rourke pushed back. >> i will not, in any scenario, run for the united states senate. i'm running for president. ofm running for this country. >> desjardins: parhe challenge for democrats is they must also defend their own seats, and may be vulnerable in alabama, michid new hampshire. >> corey lewandowski loves your state. >> desjardins: in new hampshire last night

but keep in mind in relative terms, issuance is still rev tilly lower from from a historic basis. where issue errors can no longer refinance outstanding loans. so because of that a lot of that issuance has been new money, new project issuance, which we have seen a little bit of an uptick in august. but it's still historically is lower. now i imagine for the remainder of the year, we probably see issuers trying to take advantage of these yields and catch up with that. but on the demand side if demand stays at these pace and breaking-record levels, i don't see an issue with the issuance being absorbed >> thank you, nisha patel. let's get over to julia boorstin for a market flash on lionsgate. >> shares plummeting down over 8% on a report in the information that comcast plans to drop starz which is owned by lionsgate. and if it falls through, that would eliminate about one-third of starz u.s. subscribers. comcast is the parent company of nbc universal. we see lions gate shares down nearly 9%. i reached out to comcast they have no comment as of yet i have reached out to lions gate and

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even in states that could be problematic, we've got grade candidates, like cory gardner and thom tillishere's a huge opportunity to win another term for president trump. that's probably where the bulk of republican efforts and money are going to go. but there's no question that we need to do a lot of work to make sure that senate majority remains in place. and we do everything possible to improve our standing in the house. >> stef, you have a reporting that the president and his campaign are going after the house. is there any evidence that the president is working to shore up the support in key battleground state where is his approval numbers are actually down? >> well, absolutely, they're going to be targeting the same battleground states that he won in 2016 that are going to be a close call. both sides agree this is going to be another close call in 2020. we're going to see many states narrowly leaning to the democratic candidate or the republican candidate, just like we saw in 2016. while they are, of course, focusing on the battleground states that trump won, they have to focus on

give some of his members in these swing states, whether it's susan collins or corey gardner or tom tillisan opportunity to vote on these things. i remember when republicans were in the house, we had a majority and harry reid was in charge of the senate. harry reid would block all sorts of things, it would infuriate us from time to time. and, frankly, that ended up hurting his own democratic majority in 2014 because his members were never able to vote to separate themselves from the democratic leadership. mitch mcconnell i think should give republican senators the opportunity to separate themselves maybe from their leadership. >> charlie, alice, peter, thank you. >> thanks, don. >> we'll be right back. ♪ living well do you often wake up with chest congestion? s cefer excess mucus? try mucinex 12 hour. the bio layer tablet immediately releases to thin and loosen excess mucus. and lasts for 12 hours. you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to

tomorrow tillis in north carolina? joanie earnest in iowa?come up with one in one place, particularly if they lose alabama, which is a good chance of that happening. >> what about montana and what about the possibility of bullock dropping out of the presidential race as hickenlooper did following that pattern into the senate race in montana? >> bullock is one where he says, look, i'm an executive. i'm not a legislator. this is a case where i actually believe him, where this is a guy that really doesn't want to join a debating society. over the past -- i with been in washington since 1972 and around the hill since 1973. the most unhappy people in the u.s. senate are the former governors because they had real power before and now they are in a debating society. >> charlie cook, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> we'll be right back. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast

there was a bill that senator tillis had that had 40 sponsors that would allow migrant children and theirdefinitely as they go through the adjudication process, so internment camps for thousands and thousands. we already have, well as of last december, 15,000 children locked up in detention centers and prisons across america. they want to do far more. that has 40 republican sponsors in the previous congress, not a single democrat. my bill has 40 democratic sponsors and not a single republican. all i'm saying is treat peemt with decency and respect. don't leave people stranded in mexico. don't put them in cold holding cells that are referred to as these ice lockers by immigrants. don't leave the lights on all night. don't take away food and hygiene and liquids. don't have massive for profit prisons like the one that existed in florida where they were being paid $750 a day to lock up migrant children, had no incentive to get them in responsors' homes. treat people with respect and decency. that is the america, the spirit, not this deliberate infliction of trauma on children. >> well, the bo

give some of his members in these swing states, whether it's susan collins or corey gardner or tom tillisve them an opportunity to vote on these things. i remember when republicans were in the house, we had a majority and harry reid was in charge of the senate. harry reid would block all sorts of things, it would infuriate us from time to time. and, frankly, that ended up hurting his own democratic majority in 2014 because his members were never able to vote to separate themselves from the democratic leadership. mitch mcconnell i think should give republican senators the opportunity to separate themselves maybe from their leadership. >> charlie, alice, peter, thank you. >> thanks, don. >> we'll be right back. we're pretty different. we're all unique in our own ways. somos muy diferentes. muy diferentes. (vo) verizon knows everyone in your family is different. there are so many of us doing so many different things. (vo) that's why verizon lets everyone mix and match different unlimited plans. sebastian's the gamer. sebastian. this is my office. (vo) and now with more plans, everyone gets w

emboldened by the election of democratic socialist congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tillyeves it is setting the political agenda for the future, referring to hell top democratic candidates have embraced far left initiatives like medicare for all and free college. and during the democratic socialist four-day national convention, they bowed to step it up in 2020 by running candidates and winning though they did not offer a road map on how to fulfill that promise. and there may still be plenty of conflict especially when it comes to the presidential race. and already endorsed bernie sanders, but if sanders doesn't win, the nomination, the 1,000 delegates on hand at the convention struggled over whether to support a more moderate candidates. and for convention also showed that trying to comply with socialistic rules can be very tough even for socialist. for example the event included quiet rooms for the overstress and delegates told to applied using sign language so they wouldn't make noise and startled other attendees and you know, force them into the quiet room. some analyst

outraged and now to find out that this homeless man who attacked a woman is roaming on the streets and tillie are even more mad, let's take a look at this video in case you haven't you can see the attack happening this happened in san francisco near the embarcadero was early sunday morning, one woman was attacked by that almost man's 25 year-old austin been sent as she tried to get into her beale street condo consent was arrested and charged with the attack but fear turned into outrage when the san francisco superior court judge decided to release him pending his next court hearing that's this morning at 9 o'clock now criticism of that decision continues to grow by people ranging from governor gavin newsome to mayor london breed 2 previous governor. brown, so we talk with mayor breed about this and she explains why she's disappointed that this man was released. >>person is a danger. society at this time it's it's been proven and and you know it's something that needs to be addressed and it's unfortunate that with what we know is happening on our streets around people who have serious mental h

tell you, this is going to get tough for people like joni ernst in iowa and martha mcsally and tom tillisnorth carolina. with trump under water at what point do these senators who are going to try to hold on to their seats, at what point do they have to break with him and what problems does that cause for them in terms of republicans who are still crazy about this guy? i mean, his numbers are still pretty good, lawrence, with republicans. so i do think it's going to make things much more difficult, and chuck schumer is very happy about that. >> yeah, and john heilemann, states like texas and georgia, trump is still ahead, but the change in the numbers are absolutely stunning. let's just take a look at georgia, for example. now he's down to an approval of 49, a disapproval of 47. but back at the beginning of his presidency, look at that difference. he was up at 53/35. almost a 20-point higher approval rating than disapproval rating. that's completely closed up in georgia! >> in georgia. it's ugly. >> yeah. >> and, you know, you think about the -- adds you head into 2020, the president has

tom tillis in north carolina. another state trump won it, but a close state.there could be a combination, but the thing they have to be careful for is there are some really vulnerable democrats. there is one extremely vulnerable democrat. remember doug jones? doug jones won that special election in alabama against roy moore at the end of 2017. this is a state, though, that donald trump is probably going to be winning by 20, 25, 30 points, something like that. tough, tough, tough for a democrat to win in a presidential election in a state like alabama. we will see, though. that one is a very, very possible republican pick up. it would mean democrats would have to win another one somewhere else to make up for it. you can't see him on the board here, republicans might take a look at new hampshire, gene shaheen runs for re-election there. trump lost that state by about 3,000 votes in 2016. theoretically there is minnesota. tina smith is up there. trump lost there by 2 1/2 points in 2016. although tina smith did very well facing the voters there just last year. so

in a moment the weather but first let's here's chloe tilly to tell us what's coming up on victoria derbyshirehey don't deal with individuals. we started to try a petition on the government website, you cannot make a petition about somebody losing their job. website, you cannot make a petition about somebody losing theirjob. all the things that are there to support us, we the things that are there to support us, we were the things that are there to support us, we were told you need to talk to yourmp. we can't, us, we were told you need to talk to your mp. we can't, because we don't have one. that is the issue. we will ask what is going on at his constituency office where his chief of staff is still working after calling his boss a selfish degenerate on twitter. joiners at 10am on bbc two, the bbc news channel and online. now, let's have a look at the weather. there have been atrocious conditions there this morning. atrocious weather moving northward. behind it, heavy and thundery showers across western areas. further east, a little bit drier and plenty sunny spells, but for all of us, the wind

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where is thom tillis? >> where were they when the president said he would take help from a foreign government. >> where is susan collins? >> nowhere. >> where is cory gardner? >> nowhere. >> where are all of these people who are running in contested races and actually have an incentive to tell the truth about how disturbing this president's conduct is. i will say again and i have always -- i've been saying this for 20 years to people that work inside the white house or connect themselves too closely to a white house, they're going to leave town. presidents come and presidents go and when they go you are left with their residue if you identify with them and don't find your own path. >> it's day trading. >> this is happening now and, mika, i ask, again, playing this game that we used to play when barack obama was president, we would say can you imagine if a republican had done that. we always did that, now we've reversed it because a republican is in the white house. what if barack obama was this obsequious

tilly gets blue buffalo. roxy laps up her meow mix.you read a few? whole ground corn. deboned chicken. corn gluten meal. chicken meal. chicken by-product. menhaden fish meal. soybean meal. brown rice. beef tallow, barley. while both foods provide complete and balanced nutrition. 9 out of 10 meow mix feeders prefer tngredients in blue buffalo. love them like family, feed them like family. and get your cat blue kitty cravings, the tasty treat you'll feel good about giving. >>> so moments ago we were talking about missy elliot picking up a big award at the vma's coming up on monday, how about our friend dylan dreyer dressing up as missy elliot back in the day. when was that? >> it was back in high school. >> she had that video. was it super fly, i think? >> no doubt. >> that looks like -- >> it was hard to keep in place. >> awesome. >> that will do it for us on saturday morning. tomorrow morning, willie will sit down with orlando bloom to talk about everything from "lord of the rings" and "pirates of the at aetna, we believe in taking car

senator blumenthal: i want to focus on a topic raised by senator tillis and senator reid briefly, military housing going from very high-tech to nontech but very important to the morale of our navy and military families and having wonderful military family as you do, two of my sons served but neither were married and neither in military housing but we all know people who depend on it. in fact, i visited the navy subbase in london a couple times over the last 18 months to see the issues that are raised there on privatized housing programs and what i saw , and frankly i might not have seen it at all but for some of the reporting, the public reporting and the families themselves who raised it was really pretty deserving and led me to support and advance a bill of rights, a tenants bill of rights, i'm sure you're familiar with it, to implement a standard formal dispute process across all military installations and enable families to withhold housing if the private owners are not accountable, an important step to empowering tenants and local commanders as well. local commanders often have been c

then you have trump wrecking his economy again with his own words which sure won't be good for thom tillisi mean this after the last segment, literally, i think chuck schumer and the democrats won the week. >> and chuck schumer don't win too many weeks. he's probably glad to hear that. i'm just saying. tiffany cross? >> all right. everybody who knows me knows that i am an animal lover. mine goes to julian castro. he released his plan for animal welfare cleverly titled the paw proposal. if you're indifferent to animal suffering, it impacts your life. our meat consumption impacts everything around the country. even the brazil, amazon rain forest is impacted because of the amount of meat we consume. this is -- it cast a wide net of influence on how we treat our animals. other than that, they're living beings who deserve, and anybody who knows me or follows me knows i have love in my heart for the people always. there's space to have love for the people and for the furry friends and animals. he had a little puppy dog in the photo with him. i love pit bulls. they're my favorite breed. they're a

correctional, a maximum security state prison in upstate new york and got involved with a civilian worker, tillieth of these guys and she helped them to escape. >> crazy story. >> but for you, though, you are behind the camera. you're a comedy star but a big writer, director, all these things. was it difficult to go from comedy to this drama and did you miss the acting aspect? >> i actually really enjoyed it because, you know, when you do a comedy, there is an expectation that when people watch the comedy that they're going to laugh, you know. they expect to laugh. and when you're doing a drama you don't have that pressure. so you can just let it be what it is and the scenes are what it is and not getting a laugh. if there's humor within it, that's great. that's sort of like a bonus. for me not acting, i enjoyed it. there were amazing actors in the show. benicio del toro, patricia arquette. [ applause ] >> i remember covering that story day in and day out here when it was happening in realtime. it was just incredible to see it on film now. it's thursday. we're going to throw back i think a pictur

disloyal to the fed and profoundly inappropriate given his former roles >> and to your point, thom tillisator from north carolina, is now calling for a hearing to look into fed independence off the back of this dudley op-ed. i mean, maybe the last paragraph went too far when he was talking about the election and maybe that the fed should be prudent in how it acts as far as the outcome. but what about the premise that the more the fed cuts rates in a strong economy, the more it does let president trump and empower president trump to put on tariffs which hurt growth and sort of implement this trade policy that you and so many others have abobeen so critical? >> it is not the job of non-elected appointed officials to a technocratic role to decide how they are going to act so as to constrain and influence the behavior of the president of the united states. and the behavior of the remainder of the government of the united states. that is to misunderstand entirely the role of appointed officials in a democracy you know, the analogy i used in one of my comments was to the military it's not for -