no, it was todd in handcuffs.he investigators disappeared into the house and found a bloody crime scene. and rachel winkler, dead in her baby's bedroom. they found the couple's three young children safe and sound across the street at a neighbor's house. todd had dropped them off there before the police arrived. soon, todd himself was sitting in an interview room at the sheriff's department. where he admitted, yes, he killed rachel. but, he said, he had no choice. and then he told the police a harrowing story of rage and violence and self-defense. the trouble began the night before, sunday night, he said, as he was preparing to leave early the next morning for work. rachel told him straight out, she was leaving him for james. >> and she'd go back to the arms of james white. >> reporter: and then, a few hours later, 3:30 monday morning when todd went into the baby's room where rachel had taken to sleeping, they argued, bitterly about custody of the children. >> i said, "i'm not going to agree to you having the kids

todd: u.s. census reports the last year, just under 13%, more than one in 10 floridians do not have health insurance. 2.5 million in the state. only four states are doing worse. you did vote for the american health care act, the replacement for obamacare. pre-existing conditions is mentioned in that legislation. however, the non-partisan congressional budget office analyzed it and found that plan would cost people with pre-existing conditions their coverage. they would not be able to afford the coverage because the premiums would rise too high. that is the nonpartisan budget office. i know you want to defend that vote. mr. desantis: it is not true. todd: what is not true? mr. desantis: they have been wrong about a lot of things. here is what we did. we wanted to bring premiums and deductibles down. i had so many folks come to me and their deductibles and premiums skyrocketing. people could not afford it. some people lost access. the bill mandated pre-existing conditions. there were people who dr

>> todd: you might need to.block by the left tackle on david long who's been making a bunch of plays. that time he was put to the ground and hubbard ran right through the block. >> sean: cornelius, four years a backup, so poised running the play clock down, making sure they're in the right play, making the right decisions on whether to keep it or hand it off. they're coming after him. he throws quickly. it's caught! it is a touchdown! for tylan wallace, with 42 seconds to go. >> sean: and now ammendola, who missed a key p.a.t. last week in the loss to oklahoma -- makes that one. and that's huge. makes it a four-point game and now a field goal does west virginia no good. >> todd: taylor knows that pressure is coming. there's going to be an unblocked linebacker, sandwich on the pressure. he's got get rid of it quirk but he knows with blitz he's got si single coverage. tylan wallace. watch the fight through the body. >> sean: that's 6 feet, probably generous, 180 pounds for tylan wallace. terrific athlete. hasn't b

todd: the ugly. up play. >> on the outside, making it, somehow he goes in. carley: the original shot hitting the guy in the head before bouncing. he got credit for the shot. imagine that. he got credit. todd: that almost happen to you carly when she played ball. carley: everyone think i played basket ball but i'm glad people think that because they think i am coordinated. todd: we all know that is true. carley: i'm not coordinated at all. todd: we will coordinate over to the other team. "fox and friends first" continues right now. take it away, guys. >> we have fencing and walls like very few people have. we are not bringing criminals into the country. rob: the showdown at the border. some of the thousands of migrants headed this way refusing visas and even jobs in mexico. jillian: the next move could be a game changer. happy thanksgiving to the swamp. james comey and beretta lynch serverless subpoenas. rob: republicans are seizing their last chance to question two obama heavy hitters. jillian: the t

todd: 26 after they are.king building bursting into flames, a baby tossed out of the window. >> drive by and kiss the baby. todd: hero bystander stepped up to help. carley: the floats are radiance or the police, the macy's thanksgiving day parade getting underway. in a few hours from now, live with the final prints underway in new york city this thanks giving morning. are you also having turkey troubles? todd: we will call in her. we have you covered. what more do you need? carley: our butterball expert is answering questions all morning long, stay tuned. carley: all morning long we have been asking what you are thankful for. todd: this thanksgiving we are family. not just having a problem right now. you want to revisit? i don't know him personally. todd: this is my husband, a great guy, he lives in chicago. i live in new york, many of you know that, we see other every weekend and he is a great person to be married to, very supportive. i am thankful for my coworkers, you seem familiar faces on screen but i'm

todd: all right. marcia fudge the democrat from ohio who is believed to be mounting a challenge to nancy pelosi for the speaker seat in a surprise move endorses nancy pelosi. what does this mean for pelosi's bid for speaker of the house? is she basically over the finish line or is are there still problems for her? >> i think she is probably over the finish line. there is a large number of democrats who ran for congress in republican leaning seats who pledged to vote against nancy pelosi but i think tengetiond they will find the votes they need to get her over the hump. some of these new members are going to have their first attack ad of 2020 cut against them by their first vote in congress. todd: let's delve into this. do you think this was just a move so that fudge could get an elections committeeship she is seeking or do you think that she really did want the speakership and was going to go full out for it? >> i'm sure she would like the speakership. tremendous amount of power and leverage in congre

todd piro is live in west virginia to find out. todd good morning.changed to republican. thoughts on joe manchin? >> i think joe manchin's a good advocate for the state but i think right now, he's kind of riding the fence. he doesn't make a decision until the last second and i think that's his downfall. todd: thoughts on patrick moriss ey? he's know the from this state but he does support trump 100% and he backs trump and i think that's probably the candidate that gets elected. todd: you told me about a recent trip for coal country that you look but you saw something else what did you see? >> well on route 16 east of charleston there's a city that's actually just a coal mine and the mine is huge and across the highway is their loading station and before trump got erected there wasn't nicole there, the coal disappeared as long as obama was in office and now the coal is 100 feet high there's five towers up there, and the coal is clear to the top, and they're loading 100 car trains almost every day of coal, moving up through the river valley so the coal

of various software cyber security expert todd shipley todd great to see you again thanks for your time and what is this agreement all about. well i'm not sure that it functions the way that mccrone wants it to it's basically a list a wish list of things that he had like to see happen in the countries of signed onto it and i think that's probably why the united states has not signed on to it because there's no teeth behind the agreement there's nothing really there of any substance that's going to change what we already have. and todd what are the key things that he would like to do you say there maybe not be enough see there but is it really just policy platitudes and not much more there or is there something there behind it that might actually be important. well i think the concepts are important but there's nothing there's no teeth behind them to make them do anything there's already an agreement in place the budapest agreement from two thousand and seven that already list a lot of these things but what they want to direct is to have countries not do the things that have been going o

-todd: right.nis: and so food costs, as you know, are a function of the cost of the product and what else? -joe t.: labor. -lemonis: nope. -todd: budget? -lemonis: nope. -joe t.: price sold? -lemonis: that's right. the restaurant business is really one in the margins and the smallest of numbers. and the most important factor in the restaurant business is food costs. food costs are calculated by taking all of the costs of the actual ingredients and dividing them by the retail price. and at standard burger, that number can't be greater than 30%. so in the month of june, our food costs were 31.4%. i want to be under 30%. so we're a point and a half away. then, when i come to july, we jump up to 34%. nothing changed with the cost of the food. you want to know why we went to 34%? todd: because we dropped the price. lemonis: right. with this economy burger that joe's come up with, all he's done is lower the retail price. taking out lettuce and tomato isn't gonna help our food costs. in fact, our food cos

be doing todd shipley the c.e.o. of various software thank you todd great to see our it's good to see you. as bitcoin prices take a bathing the crypto sector is reaching another landmark the sixth that's s.-i x. stock exchange in switzerland is reportedly ready to list and none crypto basket exchange traded products at the a.t.p. exchange traded product of kryptos for trading this week the a.t.p. will be pegged to a formula five existing kryptos bitcoin ripple a theory i'm bitcoin cash and light coin and listed as hodell h o d l and sticking with triple currency if we've spoken in the past about how crip those have managed to stay relatively stable and right of in light of recent erratic market movements well we are joined earlier by larry in the fin tech and crypto leader a p w c n n asia to speak about the future of crypto currency is around the. loeb we started by asking him about the relative stability of cryptocurrency. absolutely bartha actually you know if you like the bitcoin earlier this month it was trading

in response also just to todd's charts i'm not pushing back on todd i would say the good news for retail is the xrt since christmas is flat to the s&p think about it we have gone a place where the businesses had existential issues that were going out of business or not see them compote with amazon it's a different world by the way, going into a holiday season and if you remember the xrt outperformed the s&p by 18 to 20% through the summer it's given some back but i just think people are overdoing. npl brands on the special it i retail side which has fwten its act together it's relative. but look at the chart back above the 20 oh if it holds that bullish. >> check out nvidia getting crushed after hours. we are getting ready for the conference call. we'll bring you the latest details. plus another facebook fail, new reports about the lack of leadership at the social media giant through a year of turmoil. what can facebook fix? the traders weigh in and the john boehner back cannabis company acreage holding going public in canada today the ceo kevin murphy joins us live much more "fast money

todd, how are you doing? todd: good jedediah and steve.e best candidate to put forward the president's agenda especially on the economy. let's begin with sandra talking about the economy. you say this area, mississippi was in a lull following hurricane katrina in the last two years you have seen an improvement. why? >> yes, i have. the economy, the homes being rebuilt. the businesses are coming to the coast. especially in the pass christian and and my town long beach. the coast is phenomenal. little houses is coming up and people are woo returning hen the coast. todd: why here specifically. >> i think president trump has improved the economy and the outlook on the future. i think they want to invest in people on the coast because we have the beach and everything. and it's really a very good place to raise your children and to retire and the economy and the upbeat of what president trump has done for our nation and especially here in south mississippi is much appreciated. todd: sandra, thank for your time. tom, thank you for your service to

we got carley and todd and we have got to chop them up. todd: we're ready. rob: jackets are off., first wing separation. then the leg, separate the thigh from the drumstick of the leg. take the off slice on cutting board. >> you have all these great tuckerys. i would like to thank my nephew caroto in new jersey to getting these turkey for us this early in the morning. jillian: are you ready? carley: yes, we are ready. jillian: 30 seconds on the clock. let's start now. rob: this isn't a very good knife. carley: already complaining. >> not using a saw. ♪ ♪ [buzzer] inch. jillian: we need to discuss. ♪ todd: how is she going to win? >> have to deduct points because he started early and he ended late. >> absolutely. i would say carley is the winner. jillian: carley is the winner. >> thank you. this is so satisfactorying. in your face. [laughter] rob: if you are going to carve a turkey for thanksgiving i suggest you get a better knife. jillian: did anyone go against the grain. >> until you start slissing the breast. it would slice this way. the way you know that is when you slice it,

hey, todd? todd: good morning to you.he economy we are talking about the economy here too. we will begin with aldo. he says i have to leave because i need to deliver 400 turkeys so the moment we are done here aldo is going to deliver tuckerys. >> please, i don't want our co-workers back at work to feel their turkeys aren't going to be there on time. we want to make sure they are there on time. todd: let's talk about the economy. why do you give the president the credit for the economy. >> i feel we are all in a better position. everything is doing better. our 401(k)s are doing better. you see more jobs out there, you see the rates of pay going up so i feel in all honesty i feel our president deserves a lot of credit for that it's just so much better than it was in the past. so that's important to me, i mean, we see it goes up, it goes down but, in all due respect, i think that we're in a much better position now. todd: roger didn't want to talk on camera but you agree with that. >> yes, i do. todd: thank you like diamond

todd harrison with that briefing on their website. jay is waiting on the phone, independents, kentucky, on the line for retired military. go ahead. >> caller: hi. i'm a retired united states coast guard. you alluded to the fact that we are under the department of homeland security, but in regards to the spending of money for budgets, we operate similar to d.o.d. i know when i was in -- toward the end of fiscal years, units were pretty good about spending their money and having accountability for, but there was a mentality that you had to spend everything you got or you wouldn't get additional money next year or the same amount of funding next year and we would see what we call fallout and that was money from higher commands dispersed to lower commands that more or less just needed to be spent. they didn't care what it was spent on, it just needed to be spent so they didn't any

host: about five minutes left with todd harrison. if you want to get your phone call in, now would be a good time to do it. steve is on the line for retired military from gaithersburg. caller: i would like to ask your guest if we have an indication of the aftermath of the sequester. was there holiday spending to do some catch up? guest: if you look at the d.o.d. budget after the budget control , starting in 2013, the budget dropped significantly. it continued to decline until 2015. then congress has passed budget deals each year that have increased the level of the budget caps, so the budget has started coming back up. in february of this year, congress passed a huge increase in the budget caps for fiscal years 18 and 19. that is what bumped the budget up to where it is today, $716 billion for total national defense. we have seen the budget rebound significantly since the low point in 2015. did that drive some poor decision-making in the department? it surely did in 2013 because they had to make so many cuts at the last minute. and t

todd. >> todd: still an opportunity here for the onside kick.have it if you're oklahoma state. >> steve: as the guns go off, marquis brown, and the good hands team able to recover the onside kick. 63 seconds left. oklahoma state still has all three time-outs. there was some confusion prior to the two-point conversion taking a time-out. they didn't reset the play clock so they never had to use a time-out prior to the two-point attempt. >> brian: the issue is not the time-out. the issue is stopping this run game. if they can manage to stop oklahoma on three consecutive plays, not give them a first down, they'll have a little less than a minute. flag here. >> steve: zeros on the play clock. and a conversation. >> referee: delay of game, defense. five-yard penalty. first down. >> steve: delay of game, defense. >> brian: that's big. when you get first and five, it makes it even more difficult. because one first down and this game is over. >> steve: that's a critical mistake. trey sermon. he's got the first down. clock will top stop to move the sticks

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todd: right. progress of the last two years. what do you mean by that? >> well, because, trump has dropped -- reduced the taxes. and raised wages. i just know that he is just going to change -- schumer is going to drop all that or change all that he has already said he was going to change everything that trump has done and they are going to try to impeach trump and probably kavanaugh. todd: speaking of kavanaugh, get to your lovely wife diana. when we spoke about kavanaugh earlier, you lit up. you said the hearings really upset you, why? >> yes. they should have come out with that letter six weeks before when all this was interviewed with kavanaugh. and it would have been over and done with. the fbi could have checked out all these. >> accusations. >> accusations. and had it over with. you know, it was just terrible waiting until the last minute. he is going to be a great supreme court judge. todd: he already is. he has already been work for a couple weeks. >> that's right. todd: thank you very mu

i'm chuck todd, not joey ramon here in miami, florida. four days to go, and we begin with a question of enormous importance for tuesday. does the president's rhetoric on immigrants save the senate for republicans or backfire. it feels like a day of rhetoric, who vowed to end birthright citizenship. he's sent 5,000 troops to the border and wants to send more. he paints democrats as complicit in murder and on and on. you're looking live at the president holding a rally in west virginia where he continues to push the immigration issue. >> democrats want to totally open the borders. they have the caravans. let them in. you want to let them in? does anybody want to let them in? i don't get it. i don't get it. think of it, you campaign on open borders and higher taxes. how the hell do you win that? how do you win? the choice in this election could not be more simple. a republican congress means more jobs and less crime. a democrat congress means more crime and less jobs. that's pretty good. that's nice and simple. doesn't get simpler than that.

todd, thank you. texas, everyone goes to work, right? maybe that is our excuse. it is not beneath me to suck up to the folks here. this is college town. a lot of folks been with us in fort worth. judy loves you, ainsley. she has been telling me all morning. as republican in fort worth, in texas, how are you feeling about the race? >> i feel very confident. but all our republican people in fort worth to get out and vote. we can't sit on our laurels. this is a huge crowd been turned out. as governor abbott said last week, we don't know who is voting. there are tons of -- reporter: if you want to keep texas red you can't take it for granted? >> get out and vote. don't stop voting, get out and tell your friends. reporter: get-out-the-vote message if you need it. your thoughts on the cruz,rork matchup? >> cruz will win by a landslide in my opinion. what i would like to say, if you want money going into your pocket you vote republican. if you want money coming out of your pocket you vote democrat. reporter:

john and todd back with us to discuss this.your comments about tariffs a little while ago. the new tariffs the president brought up, kind of interesting because we do have pretty heavy tariffs on trucks coming into the united states now. we should do the same thing for small cars. if you look at it we make trucks here. if you buy a truck even foreign-made company usually manufactured in the united states. i guess because of those tariffs, right? what do you make of this idea being floated? >> i own gm and ford. so i'm very much in favor of our carmakers. i'm a shareholder but when you look at trucks being made that is one thing ford does exceptionally well. they sell because people want them. the small cars are not selling because people don't want them. what concerns me about tariffs, gm says it will hurt profits by billion dollars steel and aluminum tariffs. gm is now producing more cars in china than the united states. if you have a tit-for-tat tariff war they will put tariffs on our exports as well. all you will see more pr

todd, david, he have jeffrey, you're the best. appreciate it. >>> with four days left to the midterms will the job as report put an end to promised blue wave? people know they're doing really well. up next president trump may be touting progress with respect to our trade dispute with china but he is keeping the pressure on beijing. i will explain next. ♪ at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. >> today i spoke to president xi, great guy, great man from china. he is bottoms, the head of china. we spoke, i said, look we have to make a fair trade deal he wants to do it. they all want to do it. lots of great things will happen over the next short period of time. charles: well the president touting trade progress with china but white house economic advisor larry kudlow refuting the report that trump asked officials within the administration draw up proposed trade plans. he said he is not that optimistic as he once

j coming down, down, down oil and gas stay there todd. have a couple of more questions for you a bit later on. i want to get to politics. look at this. newly elected socialist alexandria cortez stood with demonstrators outside nancy pelosi's office demanding a green, new deal. that is a rapid transition to 100% renewable energy no more fossil fuels period. looks to me that far left is active among house democrats. foxnews.com columnist liz peek with me now. just the far left. i mean, the far left, they seem to be really taking or having quite an impact on democrats. >> that's where energy of the party is coming from this is now i'll tell you what, republicans have to be looking at this and sort of -- you know, in a quiet way thrilled to death because they've dealt with a freedom caucus all of those years being disruptive and pushing votes that the establishment republicans didn't want to encounter, et cetera. that is now what's happening han democratic party but i think it is sort of a heads up that this very young progressive woman from

he will be a great, new senator to work along with todd.e for mike braun is a vote to keep your jobs going, to keep your wages going up, and to take you once and for all -- look at the wall street journal today, the editorial, they say we haven't gotten the credit for what we have done to health care, including by the way getting rid of the worst part of obamacare, the individual mandate. [cheers] pres. trump: we are taking care of health care. it is a vote to keep your family safe. and to keep criminals, traffickers, and drug dealers the hell out of our country. we want them out. [cheers] pres. trump: mike's opponent is an extreme liberal democrat named joe donnelly. [boos] pres. trump: now, he has gone rogue on the democrats, because now he likes trump a lot. he loves my border policy. they have to come in through a process, legally, i do not know if he said the wall yet, that he will be saying it soon, i suspect. and all of a sudden he is talking about what we have been talking about. here is the problem. there is one problem. we will ha

todd gourd isn't at the plasma plasma to break down the charts. what do you see. >> a lot of discussion going on about the 200-day moving average. and a lot of people get exepedite excited about that the do you boy or sell this chart says do neither be aware you are in a period of conflict to put it in context this is the s&p since the credit crisis low i'm showing you three examples of a attacking the 200 day and consolidation. number one is around 2010. again here in 2012 a third time all the way up here in 2015 into '16 what you see is each occurens lasts approximately 92 days, 100 days, 144 days what does that mean to the current market situation i would say the first time we have attacked the moving average, the 200-day is around october 10th if history is any guide to what's happening in the future, you tack 100 days on october 11th that puts you roughly into march 1. what could that mean with everything you are talking about on the desk? it could mean a period of very high back and forth consolidates, whip shaw nightmare for investors maybe

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todd rokita, he's here. where is todd? great job, todd, thank you. thank you.onight are two terrific republican candidates. please get them in office, please go out and vote. they're terrific. jim beard and greg pence. does anybody know greg pence? thanks, thanks. thank you, fellas. thanks, greg. they have good genes in the pence family, don't they? if you don't want to be saying the words "speaker pelosi" for the next two years, you've got to go out and vote for greg and jim and a republican congress. we need it. it's going to be a very interesting day. tuesday is going to be a very interesting day. they're not going to beat the day from two years ago but it's going to be interesting nevertheless. was that a great time we had two years ago? [cheering] president trump: finally, i'm proud to introduce the next united states senator. i'll tell you, before i do, before i bring him up, i want to say that mike braun is not a career politician. he's a very successful businessman and a patriarch who will fight every single day for the people of indiana. he's a fighter

(cheers and applause) ♪ ("walking on sunshine" playing) ♪ yeah, yeah hey, todd. todd.nks for hearing me out the other night. i'm really glad i went through with this. this is the happiest day of my life. always happy to be of service. oh, and, um, i got you something. todd chavez? hey. that name's my name. what's "pb livin'"? my film production company. read your title. "executive vice president of west coast operations." whoa! does that mean i control the waves? it means you're my assistant. you've got a big future ahead of you, and i don't want you to waste any time looking back. so i got all my cars' mirrors taken off. isn't that kind of dangerous? what do i care? i'm not driving. hey, bojack. thanks for coming. i wasn't sure you were gonna make it. wouldn't have missed it for the world. you're a good friend. i'm really glad to know you. -mwah. -sorry that i-- -if i made things weird. -they weren't that weird. -oh. -mr. peanutbutter: diane, honey? oh, i gotta go dance with my husband. (squeals) diane: i'm married! (giggles) hi. so you're the "person: singular" that

heather: todd piro, thank you, todd. >> no problem.er: sentencing day for the man that admits to killing pregnant wife and two little girls, chris watts could spend the rest of his life behind bars after taking plea deal to avoid the death penalty in colorado, he was sentenced in august days after going on tv to beg for the safe return of his family claiming that they went missing at the bodies of shanan celest were found days later at oil field where he worked. a special envoy to u.s. is hopeful that officials will strike peace deal with the taliban on april. ongoing negotiations on ending 17-year war with afghanistan, the terrorist group is demanding sanctions we leaf, release of prisoners and recognition of a political office in qatar. the white house could be in for a staff shake-up in fox news interview, president trump says up to 5 positions are on the line including that of chief of staff john kelly. >> look, we get along well, there are certain things i love that he does and there are certain things that i don't like that he do

unemployeed.officer todd carter, los banos police department"he detects both controlled substances and then also does suspect apprehension."but one of those controlled substances maverick seeks out is marijuana... drug more and more police departments are ánot eager to find. officer todd carter, los banos police department"it's not something that our department is actively pursuing."nats dog trainingat top dog police k9 training and consulting in modesto...ron cloward, owner top dog police k9 training & consulting"we're not doing marijuana on new dogs."owner ron cloward tells us while bags of cocaine and other drugs are still hidden in the drug sniffing training course...nats coursefor the last few years these sample bags of marijuana have remained in their jar.cloward says out of the 20 or so agencies he trains for... very few want pot sniffing k9s.ron cloward, owner top dog police k9 training & consulting"some of your das will not, and judg don't want to use those dogs because of the marijuana." cloward explains officers can not tell what a k9 has detected when searching for narcotic

is apple still immune here, todd? >> i think they definitely immune.hey are a delivery of product and, of course, they have more intention of getting into deliver content as well but they're not delivering the same kind of content as a facebook or the others that would create regulatory issues, apple's biggest problem if trade wars and tariffs continue to move which might event mutually start to affect them. as ian said lack of innovation, they are as solid as they get, people are buying less phones and not turning over as fast because the company companies are not offering them every 3 years to go back and keep it. apple loves to underpromise and overdeliver. lauren: the dow would be up 300 points, it's shaving 80 points, todd, ian have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> thank you. cheryl: bad news at&t warner media accusing justice expect collaborating with dish network, warner media issued statement saying, quote, the department of justice collaborative closely with dish in unsuccessful lawsuit to blocked our merger, collaboration continues to this d

nats/todd flavio- 'this is his first home -- that's exciting."avio is the branch manager of supreme lending in walnut creek.todd flavio/mortgage broker- "for most people this is the most important purchase of their life." and, before signing off on a 15 to possibly 40-year commitment... todd flavio/mortgage broker- "there are options out there for people to buy a home with no money down, and in some cases, get a credit for closing costs." flavio says it's important that borrowers crunch the numbers with a professional to determine if taking on a mortgage is the right way to go.todd flavio/mortgage broker- "it doesn't matter if you're on the west coast or the east coast, or somewhere in between, there are a lot of challenges for homeowners, because of the strength of the economy and appreciation, and it is, it is tough for first-time home buyers, especially right now, to purchase a home, but the numbers continue to show that there is, uh, quite a demand for home ownership and home buyers." mortgage consultant chris hudson with c-2 financial in wal

cook and todd bishop of geekwire.. lunch is at revel right down the street from their offices. the chef is rachel yang, and the food is korean. ♪ ♪ to eat, cilantro noodles, yuchoy and thinly-sliced flatiron steak. ♪ kimchi pancakes with braised pork belly, and bean sprouts. marinated short rib rice bowl with house sambal daikon kimchi and egg. and short rib dumplings topped with pickled shallot and scallion salad. ♪ >> anthony: of course i'm hearing from a lot of people who are bemoaning the loss of the old seattle. uh, this invasion of outsiders. >> john: certainly the community is going through a lot of growing pains, and there is an element of the city here that is rebelling against the progress. especially as we talk about a company like amazon that controls massive amounts of the downtown real estate footprint now. and that's what scares a lot of people here, including myself. because i see how the trends of history change, especially in technology. that one day microsoft is hot, the next day apple is hot, now a

unemployeed.officer todd carter, los banos police department"he detects both controlled substances and then also does suspect apprehension."but one of those controlled substances maverick seeks out is marijuana... a drug more and more police departments are ánot eager to find. officer todd carter, los banos police department"it's not something that our department is actively pursuing."nats dog trainingat top dog police k9 training and consulting in modesto...ron cloward, owner top dog police k9 training & consulting"we're not doing marijuana on new dogs."owner ron cloward tells us while bags of cocaine and other drugs are still hidden in the drug sniffing training course...nats coursefor the last few years these sample bags of marijuana have remained in their jar.cloward says out of the 20 or so agencies he trains for... very few want pot sniffing k9s.ron cloward, owner top dog police k9 training & consulting"some of your das will not, and judges don't want to use those dogs because of the marijuana." cloward explains officers can not tell what a k9 has detected when searching for narc

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host: about five minutes left with todd harrison.u want to get your phone call in, now would be a good time to do it. steve is on the line for retired military from gaithersburg. caller: i would like to ask your guest if we have an indication of the aftermath of the sequester. was there holiday spending to do some catch up? guest: if you look at the d.o.d. budget after the budget control , starting in 2013, the budget dropped significantly. it continued to decline until 2015. then congress has passed budget deals each year that have increased the level of the budget caps, so the budget has started coming back up. in february of this year, congress passed a huge increase in the budget caps for fiscal years 18 and 19. that is what bumped the budget up to where it is today, $716 billion for total national defense. we have seen the budget rebound significantly since the low point in 2015. did that drive some poor decision-making in the department? it surely did in 2013 because they had to make so many cuts at the last minute. and there w

connell: john, shelby, todd, good panel. melissa: breaking this afternoon, attorney jeff sessions resigning at the request of the president. blake burman live at the white house with the latest. blake, everyone is acting like this is huge shock. i can't think of anything less shocking. reporter: it was matter of when, not if, melissa. president trump asked the jeff sessions this morning and was relayed by chief of staff john kelly. widely expected for some time, jeff sessions is out as attorney general. session's chief of staff, matthew whitaker will serve as acting attorney general. for now whitaker will oversee the russia investigation. the president more than a year now, repeatedly, very publicly assailed sessions for his decision to recuse himself. melissa: yes. i was wonder if that was my ifb. in fact we did lose blake there. connell: you could do you a favor. gone to my favorite place. here it is, the big board with colors that light up. it is a flash back to, i don't know, last night. we'll talk about what was getting

nats/todd flavio- 'this is his first home -- that's exciting."anch manager of supreme lending in walnut creek.todd flavio/mortgage broker- "for most people this is the most important purchase of their life." and, before signing off on a 15 to possibly 40-year commitment... todd flavio/mortgage broker- "there are options out there for people to buy a home with no money down, and in some cases, get a credit for closing costs." flavio says it's important that borrowers crunch the numbers with a professional to determine if taking on a mortgage is the right way to go.todd flavio/mortgage broker- "it doesn't matter if you're on the west coast or the east coast, or somewhere in between, there are a lot of challenges for homeowners, because of the strength of the economy and appreciation, and it is, it is tough for first-time home buyers, especially right now, to purchase a home, but the numbers continue to show that there is, uh, quite a demand for home ownership and home buyers." mortgage consultant chris hudson with c-2 financial in walnut creek says

good evening, i'm chuck todd here on nbc news, election headquarters here at 30 rock.there's the ice rink, as you can see. and welcome to msnbc, special coverage of the 2018 midterms, the mini presidential. you've got a front row seat to history and to the. first national test of the trump presidency at the polls, amid an increasingly volatile, partisan and unpredictable political environment. it's all about the voters tonight. we're less than two hours away from the first statewide poll closings in key races. folks, we're just moments away from bringing you the first look at the nbc news national exit polls which should give us important information about the electorate, including their views of the president as they went to the poll. so buckle up, it will be historic. we just don't know why or how. democrats are expecting to flip the house. and republicans hope to add maybe a seat or two to their senate majority. if they can get three, they can lock it in until 2022. guess what? anything seems to be possible tonight. we don't know which way the wind is truly blowing

. >> and the person o told us all of that and can break it down more so is chuck todd. joining us in new york this virning for "meet the press." >> it was really? that's why you had to get out of the city. >>ou as know, i left some food there for you. did you get something? >> ricketts always spots the food. >> she got it. >> chuck, you're up there for what will be big coverage. as you're looking at the top races, what stands out? >> well, look, the good news for me is my two home states of florida and virginia basically tell the story this midterm. very early on, virginia will tell us whether democrats will win the house and whether they win it by a big margin or small margin. four competitive races, obviously people in the viewing aroc know about barbara coms and jennifer wexton but if you keep moving across the state, bthe virginiach congressional dirict, the one outside of richmondthat stretches from charlottesville and roanoke, if democrats win three or folo, we'ring at a wave. they don't just win controlg. they win they win two or fewer then it will be a long nigh

todd, i'm going to begin with you.our race that you're covering might not be the closest in the nation but it seems like riltszer the marquee event, the main event. why has it captivated so many of us across the country? >> plenty of reasons. for one thing texas has not elected a democrat state wide since 1994. that's a very long drought for democrats and if they can ever take texas blue, the presidential contest for the foreseeable future will be a slam dunk. ted cruz pretty much has 100% name across the country. a polarizing figure certainly in texas as well. and here comes this otherwise obscure congressman o'rourke. he has raised sae$70 million. it's a record for anybody anywhere and democrats are really fired up in texas and they are wanting to reign input, send him a message and if they can punish ted cruz in the process, that's even better for them. there's a lot at stake in texas, not just this one feet. two polarizing figures, trump and cruz who can democrats are geared to try to take down. >> in nevada, quite

robert: florida native, chuck todd. what a tight contest -- chuck: i'm sorry.ave to apologize for m state. robert: what happened there? chuck: what was interesting about florida in gene it is the microcosm of america as i always say as i always joke it's america's sedyment. robert: it's better than that. chuck: there are great parts in florida. there are very few swing counties. it was margins in every county that didn't touchalt water was once again just like 2016 showed up in big numbers. the counties that touched salt water were the places crthat des did pretty well in. look, thisoiecount is g to be, i think the first round of what is going to be ay blood partisan warfare for the next two years. this is going to be the backdrop to 2020. the presidenter is ing himself into this. there's going to be a lot of court battles believe it or not there will be threeecnts. one for the senate race. the governor's race continues to shrink too. don't think it's going to get into the hand recount, b it's something else. one larger point i want to make though. this was a b