this is particularly important here in tucson.here the university of arizona has and should continue to be a strong economic driver, and the way you ensure that is to invest our resources back into education, back into the people of arizona, so that we are developing that workforce. >> moderator: mr. ducey, 30 seconds. >> i don't know if david isnentially deceiving the viewers or not, what he's saying is unpatently untrue. we've updated fact check garsia.com, so people can get the real facts. our general fund does have a surplus, it's because our economy is booming, we have more job reiterates that are coming here, and there are fatter pay changes for our citizens. i want to see those dollars going into the classroom, rewarding our teachers, providing public safety, addressing child safety but we have leads like traption in our state, that's the economic backbone in our state. we'll make responsible decisions how those dollars are invested. >> mr. do ducey you're fond of saying government at the speed of business. you signed a bil

in garcia: i'm excited to be tucson tonight. my name is david garcia. that builds me. i jumped into this race because after four years, doug ducey is leaving behind a slew of broken promises. becausee is not secure the public of department safety is unable to patrol our highways 24/7. doug ducey is focused on those of the top. --g ducey is an infected ineffective administrator as a follower and not a leader and he is not looking out for all of arizona. someone who will fight for the working people of arizona. i will be that governor and i look forward to earning your vote. , mr.ivera: thank you garcia. mr. ducey, your opening statement. gov. ducey: thank you. my name is doug ducey. andehalf of my wife angela, our sons, it has been my honor to be a governor. i have worked hard to bring business principles to state government and arizona is a different state today than it was four years ago. our budget was broken. our economy was flat. our budget is balanced. lawsuits are behind us, and our economy is booming to a degree where we can deliver teacher pay to our teachers.

years ago, tucson paid residents to get rid of their law.ould you support a state law requiring the same for the rest of the state? if i could think of an issue that keeps me up at night, it is water. water is the lifeblood of arizona, and one that we cannot play politics with. this is another example of my component and a broken promise. water has always been an issue and will continue to be. and yet my opponent has politicized this issue i failing to bring all parties to the table. he is going to say that it is starting to happen now, but it is another half measure. has been a leader in water, and i will continue to lead going forward. one of the first things we will focus on is bringing all parties together and working on addressing arizona throughout contingency plans, conservation measures, and building the kind of trust and transparency that arizona leadership has shown in the past. listen toe will everyone involved in local constituencies. >> 30 seconds for a response. >> arizona is amongst the best in the world at water, second possi

jeff pegues, cbs news, tucson, arizona. >>> a thousand miles north of tucson, the small town of wilderusing high technology to prepare students for life after school. john blackstone sat in on a class. >> reporter: school buses are almost the only thing about education that hasn't changed in wilder, idaho. students here spend much of their timerning to use 3-d printer, studying robotics, or creating animated movies. >> quiet on set. >> reporter: using the same technology as hollywood studios. >> double tap it. >> reporter: instead of everyone learning the same subject at the same time, at wilder, each student is working on a different subject using their individual ipads. reading, writing, arithmetic, it's all going on. >> everything is going on, yes. >> reporter: every student studies independently, but always watched closely by their teacher, as wyatt craft knows well. and the teacher can always tell what you're doing? >> she is like a hawk. >> reporter: in this class, that hawk is sixth grade teacher stephanie bower, who uses her ipad to monitor everything every student in her class

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away from where we are going to have a water crisis, were the water supply to towns like phoenix and tucson is going to be cut off. and we don't have a great alternative source. las vegas is involved as well. southernre in california, in the imperial depends entirely on the colorado river. so we are far away from a major water crisis. powell realized water was going to be the defining limit of western settlement. and the country has still not really learned that lesson. now, you might imagine we are standing in some native american village somewhere. uebloan see a p behind me, but we are in the heart of the grand canyon village where most tourists congregate. this building is called hopi house, a recreation of a hopi home, and real hope is lived is lived there for many years. there was a family that lived upstairs and they performed dances, there's a pavilion where they did pottery and talked to tourists. it was really a home for a hopi family that lived different 20-some years. this was built by mary coulter, it's the first building she designed from scratch. and it makes quite a contrast

years ago, tucson paid residents to get rid of their lawns, saving millions of gallons. would you support a state law requiring the same for the rest of the state including phoenix and maricopa county? >> if i could think of an issue that keeps me up at night it's water. because water is the life blood of arizona. and it's one we cannot play politics with water. this is another example of my opponent and a broken promise. water has always been an issue in arizona and it will continue to be. yet my opponent has politicized this issue by failing to bring all parties to the table in the beginning of his administration. he's going to say that it's starting to happen now but it's another half measure. arizona has been a leader in water. and i will continue to lead going forward. one of the first things we'll focus on is bringing all parties together and working on addressing arizona's drought contingency play, working on conservation measures and building the kind of trust and transparency arizona leadership has shown in the past instead of politicizing this issue. of that, w

philippines and for that we're joined on the line by journalist anna santos who is at a weather station in tucson city which is not far from the philippine capital manila and thanks for joining us so tell us first what you've been hearing from the experts tracking typhoon mungo. or it's really all hands on deck here weather bureau and all the other government agencies in the country as we are expecting. there were none could arrive tomorrow morning making landfall saturday morning the cameras now though the weather that their voices and about the diameter of the alarm they are minute but nine hundred kilometers wide and that you need that there is about forty five million people who are all within the hour one and two but they're very aggressive. they there were massive evacuations in a very cool so towns in the northern part of the philippines there's an estimated more than eight hundred thousand people that are there to get back to it is in their own as a preemptive. measure. we've also been seeing pictures of people preparing for the storm we can see them right now they're covering their windo

. >>> aquí entre phoenix y tucson en una carretera rural donde nueve personas perdieron la vida en une los fallecidos eran inmigrantes indocumentados según confirmaron las autoridades. aquí apenas se pueden apreciar escombros del accidente. también hay pertenencias personales como un teléfono celular tarjeta >>> el accidente sucedió a las nueve 50 de la noche, los vehículos involucrados en un chevy >>> la carreta se deje en sentido sur mientras que la otra tableta iba en sentido norte. se ha interpretado a las víctimas de mortal accidente >> en estos momentos hay dos pasajeros indocumentados que se encuentran en un hospital luchando por sus vidas. hemos contactado al consulado de méxico y honduras para confirmar la nacionalidad de estas víctimas pero estamos esperando una respuesta >>> un establecimiento fue aceptado a plena luz del día . el atracón fue alrededor de las 6:30 de la tarde. >>> es un lugar seguro. no puedo creerlo, está de camino a mi casa. >>> el robo fue tan rápido que los sueños de otros negocios no se percataron del incidente sino hasta cuando vieron a agentes en la

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we need the border patrol at the wall, and not 80 miles back in tucson. with technology, a wall and a road, we could secure the international boundary. harris: you know, art, i want to come to you, you hear all of this talk, we need more this, we need more that. we need more agents. >> correct. and i can tell you right now both ladies were right in their statement. areas where we definitely need a much better structure and much better walls. if you are just looking at arizona alone on the tohono o'odham nation reservation where the land is flat. you're looking at 60 linear miles with mexico that it's limited what division we have as a wall. harris: so barbed wire fence. >> correct. there are areas it isn't even a barbed wire fence. it's a railroad tie a foot off the ground, you can skip over it. harris: you say both women are right but we need more border agents. we talked about it on "outnumbered" overtime, not many are left. >> they need more infrastructure. the united states border patrol took a pay cut under president obama. the only ones within dhs t

. >>> es uno de los casos criminales másnocidos en tucson,, una pequeña de ocho años de edad que desaparecióes el de una joven de 13 años que fue secuestrada y asesinada. el presunto asesino de ambas mostró su cara en una audiencia judicial hoy. >>> un hombre con traje anaranjado, un poco más delgado, demacrado y con un ojo morado es lo que se pudo ver a través de una pantalla de televisión, esta fue la imagen que se veía en un cuarto lleno de dolor donde también se encontraban familiares de las víctimas. >>> se declaró no culpable a dos cargos de secuestro y dos cargos de asesinato en primer grado de la muerte de isabel celis de seis años y maribel gonzález de 13. en el ambiente se sentía el dolor y la tristeza de ambas familias, quienes no quisieron testificar ante el juez y quienes tuvieron muy poco que decir ante los medios. (habla en inglés) >>> es bien difícil pero es algo que tenemos que hacer. >>> la madre de maribel dijo que era una situación difícil y que prefería estar sola. los abogados tampoco dijeron mucho. (habla en inglés) ha sido un camino largo y la familia cree en el siste

admit that really feels i just don't get off on getting noticed but those were the old vilest be tucson's those people are going to respect i'm one of those but i want the best i like how they say does this buy this part of this i'm going to come up on my side and we fancied he could a car bomb i just bought that already yes equestrian he thought if you think of it i think with you you're seeing him in to carry out my thought aloud problem you just got to go you. it's of the top stories the last seven days syria's last rebel and terrorist stronghold is surrounded for what could be the final showdown in the country's devastating war coming up. with last week's violent clashes between protesters and counter rallies in germany eighteen were injured multiple arrests were made also. right wing and euro skeptic parties gave momentum in sweden ahead of next sunday's general election and one campaign rally where nationalists candidate claims he was attacked. by their three pm sunday afternoon in moscow this is r.t. international this is a roundup of the big stories of the last seven days for the

have a think about that come out for basis points, tucson 30's. ahead, the final spread of the week from the bank of japan on the 10th anniversary through the weekend of the collapse of lehman brothers. this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." leverages have been building up. >> we are seeing the bond bubble because bradley yields are multiyear lows. jonathan: behind the curve to some extent already. >> even the way the fed to find it, they are somewhat behind the curve. >> trade is getting longer in the tooth. jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro, this is "bloomberg real yield." the 10 year anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers, plus a summit in korea and decision from the bank of japan cannot and economic data in the united states and across europe as well. with me to discuss is gershon distenfeld subadra rajappa. ,and krishna memani. 10 years looking back, i want to look forward a little bit and think about those crisis how this market has changed. a

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we have an exclusive look inside a customs and border patrol protection facility in tucson.r this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. this monday. i' thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. i'm kenny choi. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> let's kick off the new week. this is monday morning. we are taking a live look at the salesforce tower camera looking north. little foggy to start the morning. it is monday, september 24. thank you for waking up with us. i am kenny choi. >> and i am michelle griego. let's say good morning to mary and jaclyn. >> mary is back from vacation. >> it is nice to be back in the bay area. we're going to crank up the heat a little bit for the next few days. it is warming up is high pressure is up for us. a live look outside. you can see the shallow marine layer. areas of low clouds and fog. temperatures in the 50s from 54 in concord, 55 in oakland. livermore 52. 56 and san jose. mid-40s for santa rosa. the weather headlines is sunshine and warm weather. we will be h

say i mean i really feel so i just don't get off on getting the rest but those were the old speedy tucson's those people are going to respect i'm one of those but i was just this by the scruff of his arm with. my family fussy you could a car bomb i just don't think they're ready he said whiskey and he thought of getting up there calling with you you seem to mean to carry out my thought aloud problem you just got to go you. welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to alison mccleod of gold money dot com full disclosure max i say see on shares of gold mining alister welcome back to the kaiser report hello max all right so let's talk about trump the markets are responding incredibly well moving up new all time highs is it a melt up is there a what's going on here we're going to see a meltdown what's your what is what are your thoughts alister. looks like a bit of a bell start really over what's so interesting in this max is that everybody's been so bearish about everything ever since the lehman crisis there's still trying to talk the market down and you the market goes

not tucson, not phoenix, but flagstaff. alexi mccammond: i'm curious to see a visit messaging strategy changes the closer we get to the election. i think in order to get folks to turn out because they love you too then vote for whatever republican you are supporting, he has to talk more about those candidates and less about himself. those voters know they arty like the president, they should know why they should get outside and vote for the republican candidate. >> we will close on that. both of you, thank you for being with us. alexis: thanks, steve. jonathan: thanks, steve. announcer: join us monday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span for a profile of brett kavanaugh just before the start of the senate confirmation hearings. we look back to his previous confirmation hearings and talk to people who know the judge. >> i do think that some of the worst moments in supreme court's history have been moments of traditional activism like the dred scott case, where the court went outside its upper bounds, in my judgment, in interpreting c

will have a water crisis where the water supply to towns like tucson is about to be cut off. they don't have any alternative source. southernre, california, the imperial valley depends on colorado river. the country still not learned that lesson. now you might imagine we are standing in some native american village. we are still in the grand canyon village where most of the tourists congregate. this is called hopi house. it is every creation of a hopi home. it was a home for hopi's. there was a family who lived upstairs. they perform dances. there is a little pavilion next to me. they talk to tourists. it was a home for a hopi family who lived here for 20 years. this makes quite a contrast with the building next to us, the fancy hotel which was built at the same time, and opened in 1905. they make a big contrast that define some of the values of the american west and what people were looking for in the american west. the first she designed. at that time, it was a most impossible for women to get architectural training, get into architectural school. she was a high school teac

horses are not able to deliver the assistance that they receive from no aid will be delivered to tucsonnd this is extremely a lot of aid in terms of humanitarian assistance because yemen is now most of human living on humanitarian assistance receiving from overseas and if the situation there continued the bombardment chaos happening in the data this week this is alarming to the extent that we could be talking about some sort of a starvation that's not as. good as always to talk to you thanks for coming in thank you phil. a renewed appeal is being made for hundreds of millions of people who live on less than two dollars a day the overseas development institute a london based think tank is warning world leaders to change the way they distribute aid to the world's poorest countries the world bank defines extreme poverty is living on less than one dollar ninety cents per person a day hundred million people survive on that now the target is four hundred million by twenty thirty with a think tank says extreme poverty will persist without increased investment in health education and social pro

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followed by green valley, arizona, near tucson. sunset beach, near myrtle beach.n city, arizona, pecan plantation, near dallas plantation, near miami, dennis, near boston, bermuda run, near winston salem, north carolina and olympia field near chicago. i wouldn't live in any of those places. >> maw w-- list? >> they are cheap places to live. >> thanks, michael. >>> a woman is holding out hoping somebody finds her life savings. this is so sad. she kept $35,000 in her freezer. she did that because she has of sclerosis. it i mobility. she had a new refrigerator and freezer to replace the old one. while in a hurry to get out the old one, they didn't get the money. i thought my daughter grabbed it, she thought i grabbed it. when i put it back, it wasn't there. >> they have the old appliance, but no money inside. >> it's awful. >>> nordstrom is under fire for selling dirty sneakers for $530. they are sold out on the store's website. they are made by italian brand golden goose. nordstrom responded to con plaints saying, quote, we serve a lot of different customers, each w

your tucson sitting behind you could actually sell. it only takes that amount of an elect to do so. not that you picked up as well of course. [laughter] that amount of maturity. back in 1983 when the first seal was mean, we basically had revenues coming in on 90% of the wages being earned. and now that number has dropped down to 82 or 83%. obviously here i am is a republican saying that we probably ought to be collecting revenues on at least 90% of the wages. when social security was created people were living to be 65 years old and it kicked in at 65. you can make a lot of money with something at work like that. going to start paying benefits the day people pass away. so as time has gone on people live longer. so it's just as slow moving ahead, one point we had a proposal a few years ago whereby the year 2050 we were going to move up one year. one year. you're just talking about a week or so each year. obviously moving that up for people like me who i have had a fortunate life in our benefactors of this great institute. may be mine shouldn't grow as rapidly, if at all. possibly pro

(jrs) forty five trucks drive through tucson neighborhoods every day, but it only takes áoneáay. their parents say caleb and james are two peas in a pod. and love to watch in awe of the truck's tricks. (jrs) still ahead at 8. stitching safety vests and military uniforms....all to perfection. what's more amazing...most of the works are blind and next. after five years of suffering .... a mother undergoes major surgery what doctors found inside...was startling. about to meet a tennessee woman who in a few hours. but it's not from any miracle diet or exercise -- she had a massive cyst removed from her abdomen. emily luxen has the story. ashley walden/patient"i'm still just amazed and shocked." ashley walden says she feels lucky to be alive after major surgery.the procedure came after 5 years of suffering. ashley walden/patient"i was having a lot of pain, a lot of discomfort, i just knew something wasn't right."her doctor at the time diagnosed her with a benign ovarian cyst. but the pain continued, and ashley started gaining weight. ashley walden/patient"i ended up in the emergenc

as you know i spent some time at the border in tucson, we need a wall.ow does not cut it. i think to accept defeat on this is a mistake. i think you should put it up and see which republicans really believe in fixing our immigration system, really believe in border enforcement and which ones do not. for too long we've had too many republicans who campaign on border security but then when it comes right down to it, where they go. >> that's exactly right. i just don't understand what's holding that back. >> because they're vulnerable. they don't want to do it before the midterms. i say make him vulnerable. let's see where they stand on this issue. that's what the american people voted for in 2016 and that's what we will vote on in the midterms and we should see which ones are truly about border enforcement. >> i agree with you and this is the kind of thing that drives people crazy. it's like simple, clear promises and are not delivered. >> we spent over a hundred $20 billion as a year as a country. we need to vote for people like myself were actually going

i likely a marquez peterson in tucson who won the primary. and in washington state. and and and in nevada, in seats democrats hold. hands and slightly different climate. crescents pulling ahead. and in nevada, pulling ahead, jackie rosenstein, democratically held seat. i could go all day, those are some great recruits we should pay attention to and i don't know that we all win but they will all be close and they will all -- democrats need to spend big money in their races because we have great candidates that are ahead. >> when you mention so many of your favorite recruits, half the names you mentioned were women, a number of women of color but if you look at the republican party overall at a time when women are flooding the ballot on the democratic side. likely to be fewer republican women in the house come january. >> 7 of the most recent young guns were women. we have more republican women next cycle than this cycle and we have some women leaving, 5 or 6 women leaving. we actively went out looking for talented republican women and we found a bunch of them and grow

since the 2017 off broadway premiere, it's been presented in los angeles, cambridge, tucson, san jose, and chicago and in san francisco, and comes back to the bay in october at the berkeley marsh, and everyone should go see it. so, marga, thank you for sharing your many creative talent and paving a path for queer artists and people of color in our city and for making san francisco so much more awesome for you being here. [ applause ] >> thank you. it's such an honor to be here. what do you folks -- you're not supervisors, are you? are you the press? anyways, i'll figure that out later. i'll google it. it's an honor to be here. most cherished supervisors, most beloved supervisor-president, you people, and all of you waiting for me to stop talking. i just wanted to say that this is actually my first latinx heritage celebration event that i'm speaking at. yes, it is. [ applause ] i have performed at many hispanic heritage events, and i always had this joke that i would do, where i'd say, yes, i'm proud to be a hispanic, my parents were also hispanic. they came from the old country, hispa

julie: hi, i am from tucson, arizona. i teach in bailey arizona empire high school. i'm julie matthews, and i teach primarily american government and advanced placement american government, and this year, we are adding a "we the people" course. brian: what are your students most interested in? when do you see them light up? julie: well, i think i see them light up when they can get actively involved in it. they like to have a chance to be able to actively debate the ideas that they are seeing out there in the world, and express their thoughts, but then also, talk about the research behind those ideas, what works and what doesn't. brian: what is their number one source of news? julie: number one source of news? news of students to watch on tv, like a lot of local tv. i have them use like a variety of internet resources. i frequently have students come in, and say what they saw on their local tv station that morning. so, they use a variety of internet in my class, and a variety of other media sources and at home, a lot of them are seeing it on tv. brian: john? john: i

. >> nicaragua is just as close to miami, san antonio, san diego and tucson as those cities are to washingtone're gathered tonight. >> but there was scant public support for another military action, just six years removed from the debacle that was vietnam. instead reagan launched a covert operation in nicaragua, run by the c.i.a., paid for by the u.s. government and kept largely secret from the eyes and ears of congress. by early 1982, the c.i.a. had set up training camps for nicaraguan resistance fighters at military bases around the u.s. >> welcome to the united states of america. are you about to begin an intense training program. >> as your country strives to maintain peace. >> we wanted it to appear that this was a nicaraguan people that were uprising against the sandinista government. >> these right-wing counterrevolutionaries became known as the contras. >> this was the biggest c.i.a. paramilitary program in the history of the c.i.a. at that point. >> inevitably, reagan's covert war became national news. >> two american congressmen who visited nicaragua today charged that there's no do

. >> nicaragua is just as close to miami, san antonio, san diego and tucson as those cities are to washington gathered tonight. >> but there was scant public support for another military action, just six years removed from the debacle that was vietnam. instead reagan launched a covert operation in nicaragua, run by the c.i.a., paid for by the u.s. government and kept largely secret from the eyes and ears of congress. by early 1982, the c.i.a. had set up training camps for nicaraguan resistance fighters at military bases around the u.s. >> welcome to the united states of america. are you about to begin an intense training program. >> as your country strives to maintain peace. >> we wanted it to appear that this was a nicaraguan people that were uprising against the sandinista government. >> these right-wing counterrevolutionaries became known as the contras. >> this was the biggest c.i.a. paramilitary program in the history of the c.i.a. at that point. >> inevitably, reagan's covert war became national news. >> two american congressmen who visited nicaragua today charged that there's no doubt

. >> one of the first public pieces he did was for the city of tucson. science and art in harrisburg, pennsylvania. i'm also in tity of surprise, i'm outside of city hall up there. one of my big knots. >> hey, kevin. what are you doing? >> bending pipe. >> when we started doing videos about process and how he did what he does, that's when it really started taking off. >> got a nice little dimple right here for the drill to find. i've got over 60,000 subscribers. i've got one video that's coming up on a million views. it's like, wow, you know, they all want to hear what i have to say. cool. >> this looks fantastic. >> yeah. >> he plays with perception. he turns it on its head. he twists it. what excites me about kevin's work is really the interplay of balance and form. >> we're doing much better financially, with me as an artist than a truck driver. this used about four pounds of filament. >> if kevin were still driving a truck, we'd still be happy. that being said, i don't think he'd be fulfilled. >> the lesson that i hope people take away from this stor

reason is the way of fighting wars is different in the west indies to what it is in europe and if tucson and the other chiefs decide to submit maybe they can take over the county and maybe they can retake the colony if they don't submit they'll burn the towns and retreat to the mountains and live as maroons and they'll wait for the french soldiers to die of disease this is in fact what happens with the clear expedition that tries to retake son the man. that. no european nation managed to reconquer the island in one thousand for the first black republican history was born out of the ashes of sentiment in haiti with the slaves victory the word freedom resonated around the world and with it the fear that the revolution would contaminate all the plantations. in the. company. of the for the for. the. it was the revolution made by slaves that had world historical consequences that slavery river aleutian in send to main destroyed the most productive colony in the in the world in a time when there's demographic growth and increasing demand for slave produce commodities half the world's productio

we are not very far away from the water crisis where the water supply to phoenix or tucson will be cut off because they don't have an alternative source. las vegas is involved in agriculture and the imperial valley depends entirely on the colorado river water. we are not that far from having a major water crisis. but realizing that is the defining limit in the country still has not learned that lesson. so now you might imagine we are we are standing in a native american village. and this building is called the hopi house. and there are real hopi indians who live here. to perform dances and to talk to tourists. in the very first building they design. in the event -- the fancy hotel here was built at the same time opening to know five. and to make the big contrast. this is the first building she design. and at that time around 1900. to get that architectural training. and in st. paul minnesota. and then they cross paths and then they decided she had a lot of imagination tv she is a genius and we need somebody like that. so they want a native american style in the southwestern billing. an

the second thing we are going to do is build the factory in arizona, between tucson and phoenix.hird thing we are going to do is commence the rollout of our worldwide strategy for sales and marketing commencing here in the home market in the u.s. caroline: what does saudi arabia want in return for their own country? do you want -- do they want you to manufacture over there? do they want infrastructure? >> this is an interesting point. there is significant potential forsaudi arabia diversifying their economy, growing their economy, and we at lucid are very committed to explore possibilities where we and play agether small part to help grow the kingdom of saudi arabia's economy. >> when you are talking about rolling out these cars eventually, are you going to be focused primarily on the u.s. market, or are the ambitions more towards china, which is kind of the big prize that everyone is banking on? i wonder how this investment with saudi arabia would position you to compete there? >> absolutely. i believe in a pragmatic approach and baby step. i'm very cognizant of the enormity of

and egyptian court has arrested for president hosni mubarak's tucson's on charges of insider trading. barker accused of illegally benefiting from the sale of a national bank. who's the rebels in yemen say they've signed a memorandum of understanding with the united nations to get critically injured people out of the country for treatment the deal was agreed by hoofy officials and the un humanitarian official and yemenis a grand day earlier this month the rebels refused to attend geneva peace talks they said the u.n. had failed to deliver on its promise to provide an aircraft big enough to take injured people on it those are the top stories coming up next it's al-jazeera wild . oh has a seven year term you know hasn't. hasn't settled really is i'm going to come for you. and at the end door look but i didn't as one of the mossad it. it was young very handsome very impressive maybe very close by the person. alley has done salama joined the palestine liberation organization the p.l.o. in one thousand nine hundred sixty three he was born in one nine hundred forty near jaffa into a wealthy

caleb and james, 3 years old, best friends, tucson, arizona.they have a front row seat there of their favorite show, even with the shades. >> thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. and you go make good memories today. >> thank you for starting with us. "inside politics" with john king starts in just a few seconds. >>> questions over kavanaugh's confirmation. his accuser says she's ready to testify. republican leaders say they aren't worried. >> judge kavanaugh will be on the united states supreme court. keep the faith. don't get rattled by all of this. >>> plus after a shocking report on rod rosenstein, the president says changes could be coming at the justice department. >> there's a lingering stench and we're going to get rid of that, too. >>> and a texas-sized showdown.

i like leah marquez edison in tucson who also won her primary. she is a great candidate. i like dino rossi in washington state was raised about $3 million already. she is doing everything right. he was almost elected governor. he has won the district by double digits every time he has run. in other seats. i feel excited about him. like diane harkey, she is a good recruit in minnesota. in nevada, we keep the democrats hold without nevada 3 and nevada 4. we have great recruits. i feel good about his chances. that is a democratically held seat. danny is pulling ahead in nevada 3 and that is jackie rose. another democratic seat. those are some of the recruits. i could go all day on more of the recruits but those are some great recruits but you should pay attention to. i don't know that they all win. they will all be close and they will all need to have big money spent in races. >> when you mentioned so many of your favorite recruits, half the names you mentioned were women. if you look at the republican party overall, at a time when -- it looks like there is likely to be fewe