we have an underfunded mental health system we have an underfunded facilities and programs here in the state of nevada.. really we should be prioritizng where we want to put our public money- and that is my concern about this. i'd rather see that public money go towards programs that we know we've cut cut cut.. particularly coming out of the worst recession )) ((dr. joe heck/(r) u.s. taxpayer funds which would be a small increase to the room tax, not a tax paid by local residents.. i think that should be left to the legislature.. and local officials. you know, they're the ones who have to answer to their constituents on that issue and that's why they're up in carson city right now.. to hear the debate, pros and cons, and make an informed decision )) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> be sure to watch the candidates debate tonight right here on channel 8. we're teaming up with univision for the debate being held at canyon springs high school... you can watch it live at seven o'clock tonight... again right here on channel 8./// weather today? this morning with a building full moon out there hanging i

if you care about criminal justice reform and disrupting the pipeline from underfunded schools to underfunded jails, and helping people serve their time to rehabilitate themselves and become productive members of society, you can vote for an outstanding prosecutor and attorney general who has worked to make the system fairer and safer, or you can vote for the other guy. actually, there is one other difference between the -- cap are never supported donald trump. she never said he had high hopes she would become president, never said she would trust his figures on the nuclear codes. there on the record. now that's trumps poll numbers -- now i am not supporting him, too late. you don't get credit for that. -- it to make a point here know a lot of republicans. i have republican friends. whove members of my family are republicans, and they don't think the way donald trump does. i am not generalizing about all republicans. here's the thing -- four years, ,epublic -- for years republicans and media outlets have pumped out all kinds of gradient -- crazy stuff about me , about hillary. they said i was

we have already allowed the forest management by our forest service to be underfunded. so we're trying to catch up for underfunding these important forest management services in the first place. >> i think the point that i would like to make is that this is really -- this election is a choice, like senator crapo says. it is a choice between the people hoff been in government for going on a quarter of a century and other career politicians. people who are newcomers. if donald trump and i can agree on one thing. it is time for change in our government. our government is broken. big monty hey has has been allo to control our government. you have collected massive sums of money from special interests and banks than you have gathered from people in idaho. i would say you have been more of a senator for the special interests than you have been for idaho. you can talk about the fact that puff made these decisions but how can you explain the fact that you've received so much money and that you can be objective? >> so i didn't hear a fire answer besides keep teeing in federal ha

our police are underfunded, understaffed and undersupported and hillary clinton basically accuses our police of all being racist. our border is wide open and drugs and criminal cartels are pouring into our country on an hourly basis. thousands of refugees are being admitted with no way to screen them and are instantly made eligible for welfare and free health care, even as our own veterans, our great, great veterans, died while they're waiting on line for medical care that they desperately need. our veterans will be taken care of like they've never been taken care of before. do we have some veterans in the group? stand up. stand up, veterans. wow. we have such tremendous support from the veterans group, from law enforcement. veterans groups from all over the country. we just had the endorsement from the fraternal order of police which represents massive amounts of police. almost every police group. almost every veteran group. and then i saw today, i left the room and i saw a commercial where it was really a nasty commercial, totally made up about me with vets. there's nobody that love

we have an underfunded mental health system we have an underfunded facilities and programs here in the state of nevada.. really we should be prioritizng where we want to put our public money- and that is my concern about this. i'd rather see that public money go towards programs that we know we've cut cut cut.. particularly coming out of the worst recession )) ((dr. joe heck/(r) u.s. taxpayer funds which would be a small increase to the room tax, not a tax paid by local residents.. i think that should be left to the legislature.. and local officials. you know, they're the ones who have to answer to their constituents on that issue and that's why they're up in carson city right now.. to hear the debate, pros and cons, and make an informed decision )) ((christianne klein)) >>> be sure to watch the candidates debate tomorrow night right here on channel 8. we're teaming up with univision for the debate being held at canyon springs high school... you can watch it live at seven tomorrow night... 8./// ((christianne klein)) >>> the denver broncos took on the san diego chargers in tonight's th

carney:in delaware, we do not have an underfunded education system.ould we use additional resources and classrooms with a high percentage of disadvantages students, -- disadvantaged students, we could. and the principal and the needs of that population. atalked to the principal booker t washington in dover and , if he were given additional educational dollars and he got some, what would he do with it? he said he would put in place a day program and they did that their kids alone. i asked dr. brown what he would do and he said he would hire social psychologist because he had so many kids that came to the classroom with problems and trauma. different schools have different needs. it is frankly fairly well funded. >> i would invite mr. bonini to participate unless panelists have a follow-up. we are not underfunded. we are in the top 10 in most of it comes from the state. it is not a resource issue. the key here is getting those resources down to the classroom. when i tell people, who should be responsible for school reform and i say it is parents, teache

. >> we had the state commission that says we underfund public schools by more than a billion dollars. >> we really need to talk about here that there are 30,000 children in this commonwealth who don't have high-quality options. >> to head over to our web site, cbsboston.com. >>> today michael phelps put on his running shoes. >> the gold olympian asked people to meet him on the esplanade for a run and thousands showed up at 7:30 this morning for a two-mile run along the charles. a crazy experience, according to phelps. i never, really, like, ran in a race with that many people so it's hard to not get run over or run over people or get tripped. selfies were going crazy. >> phelps is at the under 30 summit where he is speaking to young entrepreneurs and professionals. the problem was everybody wants a selfie with him, so you are running and trying to take a photo. >> here's the deal. he was talking about trying run people over. it sounded like he was making up excuses why he didn't win. >> yeah, exactly. he was jogging at a nice slow clip so people could take photos. >>> it was a mild s

i'm -- we want to keep the promise we have made to missouri school children and in the air of underfunding public education. we want to bring economic development incentives back online to recruit like -- light manufacturing companies to urban centers and world missouri alike. enter -- open up for an trade so more -- farmers have their [inaudible] i know these political parties perhaps as well as any person in the state of missouri. a look forward to working cooperatively and respectfully across party lines to bring progress to missouri. >> i have never run for political office. i am a navy seal come a an entrepreneur and a husband and father. from serving in iraq i saw a problem. a generation of veterans being broken and mistreated. these brave men and women had gone overseas for us. many came home one did and disabled. what happened is too often the government handed them a disability check and forgot about them. i saw the potential that these men and women have so i donated my combat pay and we started an organization, the mission continues to help our returning veterans come home and g

number one, we have been chronically underfunded for a long time. number two, we have 18 school districts in the state of missouri that only attend classes everywhere days a week. they go to school monday through thursday, 10,000 children in this state. day,am governor of this every child is going to go to school five days a week. we are going to raise teacher salaries and raise teacher quality at the same time so that we put in standards that the best and the brightest are in our schools, teaching children, and finally, i want to give flexibly to districts, because one size does not fit all, and giving them to be able to go above the school limit, one of the shortest school years in the nation, and getting school the opportunity, if they choose, to go above the 170 four-d limit is something i would support. eric greitens. mr. greitens: missouri sedans about the national limit on schools -- spends about the natural -- national limit. we make sure that that money actually makes it to the teachers and the kids, that it actually makes it into the class

we have an underfunded mental health system we have an underfunded facilities and nevada.. really we should be prioritizng where we want to put our public money- and that is my concern about this. i'd rather see that public money go towards programs that we know we've cut cut cut.. particularly coming out of the worst recession )) ((dr. joe heck/(r) u.s. senate candidate >> now whether it should be funded through a bond and taxpayer funds which would be a small increase to the room tax, not a tax paid by local residents.. i think that should be left to the legislature.. and local officials. you know, they're the ones who have to answer to and that's why they're up in carson city right now.. to hear the debate, pros and cons, and make an informed decision )) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> be sure to watch the candidates debate tonight right here on channel 8. we're teaming up with univision for the debate being held at canyon springs high school... you can watch it live at seven o'clock tonight... again right here on channel 8./// want to check on your commute there's a crash on sout

in an area of rapid location due to the local clinical permission are among the most relatively underfunded in the whole country. what can they do to address the situation? >> of course we want to make sure that patients are experiencing the same high-quality care and that is why i understand the funding for my honorable friend this year is being corrected or accurately reflect the level of need that there is a global health needs and that the investment of 167 million pounds going into the local area. i think that shows the intention the government has two ensure we've seen services server and across the country. we can only do that with the economy to back up the nhs. >> dr. alasdair mc donald. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister will be aware the area's republic was faithful in northern ireland. does the prime minister understand the confusion many of us feel going forward on one hand the government defines the attention to tightly control the free movement of people in labor and the border between northern ireland and the republic. does the prime minister see the contradiction

>> the state continues to underfund public education and this is a punitive message by the yes on two folks against public schools across the state of massachusetts. janet: governor baker also has been outspoken on question four. he opposes the legalization of marijuana, but he said today, he won't be making television ads for that. all of his political capital is going to charter schools. janet wu, wcvb newscenter crash, best friends with one survivor. emotions run high in the courtroom. to this case end with an emotional plea? maria: experience in the voting booth and then some. a 105-year-old woman taking advantage of early voting. what she thinks of this wild 2016 race. harvey: and chilly temperatures continuing to move into new england. ed: and later in sports, the red sox connections in the world series in full force today. francona and lester detail their close relationship on and off uh, first of all, i plan to vote for ld uddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept pl

this money even though they would like to on salaries and benefits when we have a system that is underfunded>> if this doesn't pass we will see a deteriorating bart system. in terms of reliability getting lower, compromised safety. we will see it continue. if this bond passes we will be able to make those investments and improve service quality. >> if the bond passes. that is the key phrase. two thirds of vote support needs to be in all 3 counties. if it only gets two thirds support into counties but not in the 3rd, it will not happen. are pretty taxes would be raised on homeowners, about $150 per year. senator steve and 3 candidates for the 4 -- bart board of director will be sharing today. >>> a new sign taking aim at campus sexual assault has popped up at cal poly. it features a picture of brock turner, you remember the stanford swimmer who was accused of and then convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on sanford's campus. here he is. the background says don't be that person. they put these up around campus hoping to raise awareness. one student said that it's controversial

we have that are in underfunded schools and teachers leaving the state. we need a governor that knows how to rebuild the education system. north carolina's brand that has been tarnished and our economy has been damaged because of house bill number two and we need a governor that knows how to rebuild the reputation. if we set the priorities right, north carolina could be one of the most admired states in the country. i'm going to work hard to rebuild north carolina. >> but have more debate. i love our state and people. i was so proud of our people during the coming together of hurricane matthew and our leadership team that helped in the recovery of many volunteer agencies and i was also proud of my leadership team for responding where we decided to bring the national guard long before the mayor requested it. sadly he was against working with the mayor at the time. i had to work with the police chief and coordinate and hand power over but i also showed his leadership when i came into the office as a governor three and a half to four years ago when unemploym

the nhs is so dramatic underfunded that too often it's left or the police forces to deal with consequencesindeed, the chief has this none threatened legal action against the nhs for his first hole people with mental conditions in sales because there aren't enough nhs beds. if the government is truly committed to parity, why is this trust in so many others facing an acute energy crisis at the present time? >> connect first of all say that i think we all in this house recognizes the difficulty people have when they are with mental health problems. can i commend those in this house who have been prepared to stand up and refer to there are mental health problem. that's been a very important signal to people with mental health issues across the country. he raises the whole question of the interaction between the nhs and police forces. i'm proud to factor in our secretary worked with the department of health to bring a change to the way in which these forces with people in mental health crisis and we see better nhs support being given to people. the number of people having to be taken as a place

in an area of rapid location due to the local clinical permission are among the most relatively underfunded in the whole country. what can they do to address the situation? >> of course we want to make sure that patients are experiencing the same high-quality care and that is why i understand the funding for my honorable friend this year is being corrected or accurately reflect the level of need that there is a global health needs and that the investment of 167 million pounds going into the local area. i think that shows the intention the government has two ensure we've seen services server and across the country. we can only do that with the economy to back up the nhs. >> dr. alasdair mc donald. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister will be aware the area's republic was faithful in northern ireland. does the prime minister understand the confusion many of us feel going forward on one hand the government defines the attention to tightly control the free movement of people in labor and the border between northern ireland and the republic. does the prime minister see the contradiction

a lot of agencies have been underfunded and haven't been able to do their jobs properly.to tackle problems in the financial market. >> will you be resuming the responsibilities of the prime minister if the pirate party gets to the position where it is and theynor's party are future to form a government and coalition? guest: it is quite unlikely. we have not named anyone specifically to be prime minister. if we do end up with the permission to form a government we will figure out the best person for the role and the best person for each role. >> iceland is preparing to remove capital control. will a new coalition with a pirate party in there, will they diverge from that or stick to >> the current funds for limiting capital controls is going quite well and there's no reason to move away. it has been plagued by volatility. there are options for moving away from the targeting of the inflation rates to maybe a mechanism with other currency, perhaps the euro. mean for u.s.hat funds that have been locked in because of capital control? will the fund's get access to their property

on the issue here, there's a larger scale problem going on in northeast nigeria that's severely underfundednd definitely unreported. >> it's more than 3 million people in the northeast there that are displaced. as you said, the aid communities have been very slow, unfortunately, in getting donors to get what they need there. they're talking about a widespread famine. yet, david, boko haram is still a menace in that area. it will continue to stalk those people, won't it? >> that's right. throughout the region, it's still operating. it's not a fight that's over. you have had a lot of successes from this multinational force backed by the u.s. and other international actors moving in on the ground and in the air to stamp out the threat of boko haram. even if they manage to win that fight in the foreseeable future, what's left? you have a region that's been destabilized by this terror group. farmers implanted their seeds for several seasons, meaning people are food insecure. you have a portion of the country that in the past has been pushing for kind of isis-like caliphate and again, they create

. >> the doctor started working with the underfunded colombia scientists and after the spike in neurological cases a year ago. >> it would have been challenging to conduct a study and antibodies are very, very expensive. >> scientists say further study is needed to figure out how zika might start an immune attack on the nerves. >> mark albert cbs news, baltimore. >>> most people do recover from even the that syndrome. it can take 6-12 months or longer. >> a hamilton county pizza restaurant worker jumps into action saving the lives of two people she believes overdosed on drugs. >> put the seat belt on. >> do that. >> her lips are purple. >> there ain't no telling how long she's been sitting here. >> stacey patterson is a cook at a customer told her about the unresponsive couple. she knew exactly what to do. patterson has loved ones dealing with addiction. rescue crews used narcan to revive the couple. no word on the current condition. >>> well, there is a potential loophole in the growing heroin epidemickic and some believe it could make the problem even worse. dan deroos is in the answer cen

. >> in many ways we are pushing them their underfunding the public sector with community ecologists in particular. to do our reach to new students for all the courses during the time of day to lead the students to the for-profit. they make them feel wanted and they offer them loans. with welfare reform but that limits what counts as an education. so they were actually pushing people to drive them to a sector that spends very little money on instruction and a lot of money on advertising and recruitment. a book is coming out that lee is this out and that is such an important part of the story and part of why dealing with funding the public sector could do so much good for this country. in those for the up for-profit sector in deputies credentials. >> and the public-sector struggles. with a world-class education. given everything else that goes on. and that is another interesting thing. there is the real place for online education absolutely but i wonder those low income students with those operating students and how does that play? clearly they say that is the up panacea. >> we talk a

. >> we had as a commission last year this that we underfund our public schools by more than $1 billion. that is a conversation that i want to have. >> there are 30,000 children in the commonwealth who do not have high-quality options. >> to watch the entire debate you can head over to our website at cbsboston.com. >>> the graduation rate in the in history. a new report shows more than 83% of high school students earned their diploma, that is a record. the numbers were up in all racial and ethnic groups. >>> cambridge may be the best city in the country for millennial's according to new rankings on the website niche. arlington and alexander virginia came in second and third. san francisco and ann arbor michigan rounded out the top five. looked at proximity to bars and restaurants as well as education. more than 27% of the people who live in cambridge are between 25 and 34. >>> the celtics inching closer to the start of the regular season. plus, tom brady not looking his age on the field. what his teammates say about his stamina. steve burton have all the you know me. that's new hampshir

we have allowed our forest management service to be underfunded. we are trying to catch up for underfunding these important forest management services in the first place. i think the point i would like i think the point i would like him and him and to make is that this is really -- this election is a choice. it is a choice between the people who have been in government for going on a quarter of a century and other career politicians, and people that are newcomers. if donald trump and i can agree on one thing, it is that it is time for change in our government. our government is broken. big money has been allowed to control our government. you have collected massive sums of money from special interests. you have collected more money from special interests and banks than you have gathered from people in idaho. i would say you have been more than a senator for the special interests that you have been for idaho. you can talk about the fact that you have made these decisions, but how can you explain the fact that you have received so much money and that

we have allowed our forest management service to be underfunded. we are trying to catch up for underfunding these important forest management services in the first place. i think the point i would like to make is that this is really -- this election is a choice. it is a choice between the people who have been in for going on a quarter of a century and other career politicians, and people that are newcomers. if donald trump and i can agree on one thing, it is that it is time for change in our government. our government is broken. big money has been allowed to control our government. you have collected massive sums of money from special interests. you have collected more money from special interests and banks than you have gathered from people in idaho. i would say you have been more than a senator for the special interests that you have been for idaho. thatan talk about the fact you have made these decisions, but how can you explain the fact that you have received so much money and that you can be objective? moderator: i did not hear an answer besid

has strong privacy law and well-intentioned guaranties of individual rights but the forces were underfundedted on what they could do and as this threat grew all in the 90's and 2000's you had networks involved in al-qaeda cases but just kind of this governmental dysfunction and when the jihad exploded in 2012, belgium was the country that sent most jihadi's to syria, it's been behind the curve and that's why the paris attacks were staged and largely driven from people from belgium. jenna: connect the dots for us. why out of all the countries in europe did the terrorists that hashed plans in belgium decide to target paris? >> it was partly because some of the key people were from there and the way it works with isis, they leave foreign fighters so people tend to attack the country they know best. the idea is you take advantage of the fact that europe has open borders for just about everything, travel, commerce and tourism but the border still impede police and intelligent services. they set up in belgium and security forces are weaker to attack in a major capital that is paris with frenches

people a chance to mobilized and raise awareness about standardized testing, charter schools, underfunding public schools, and other topics. many in the cleveland area are participating. >> this is becoming more of an issue in our nation. our funding is diminishing by the millions, and public education is suffering. so we want to be out there the funding to serve the children the way they need. >> sia: the teachers hope to raise awareness and get people invested in public education. the walk-in in cleveland heights is set to start at 8:45 later this morning. we'll bring you pictures on air and online. back to you. >> tia: thank you so much. if you're looking at us right now, you can see we have on i guess you would say like a fall wear, that's safe to say. it's a little chilly out but there have been times where people have sat in these stands, sitting in these stands while it's snowing outside. >> brian: oh, my gosh. it's been absolutely brutal, and they've had to play through some of it. it won't be a problem tonight as we go to sam roberts who has ventured to the top of the mountain her

but the humanitarian active here are saying that those moves by them are woefully underfunded by the and they're not getting the money or the support that they need. it must be said that boko haram controls large parts of that state and that makes it even more difficult to reach those in desperate health. >> and the release of the girls is a negotiated release not a rescue. boko haram continues to be a problem. sniefd our david mckenzie, appreciate it. >>> thailand's crown prince is reassuring the country of a smooth succession. the king died this past week after 70 years on the throne. he was seen as an influence in a country which had 19 military coups. they told people the -- >>> china is getting ready to send two astronauts into space. chinese state media says the heavenly vessel is expected to blast off monday morning local time from the gobi desert. it will dock at a space lab that went into orbit last month. now, this is video from that launch. they'll spend 33 days there. mostly conducting science experiments. china's space program made -- they sent the first astronaut into s

you look at the veterans administration, i feel like it's been severely underfunded. we have tremendous obligations looking for that are creating obligations that are the direct result of unnecessary wars. with respect to the economy, it wasn't the t.a.r.p. that i'm talking about. what i'm talking about is when people don't have jobs, they go on welfare. more people have to retire early. our unemployment insurance goes up. we have more people in jails. there are tremendous social costs. mr. buckley: i was against the war in iraq. that's what got me involved in politics. that and the finance of the federal government. when johnny went to washington in 1999, debt to gdp is 68%. $7 trillion of that is on his record. look at my website,. mr. hullinger: a very long 15 seconds. senator you were mentioned again. sen. isakson: quickly, i voted to go into iraq. i believe in peace through strength. only through the use of strength you can have peace. as far but things i have been blamed for, i will take responsibility for my one part as 100th of the united states senate. i will

figuring out how to move to the next generation of space travel is something we're significantly underfunding. i was at the last shuttle launch in florida. we all watched it play out and wondered aloud what happened and here you have the president talking about space travel but in reality not having the time or the funding to focus in on the way i think people want. >> he talks a lot about that. specific thinking about the way this country used to talk about moon shots. about centrally organized massive initiatives like the apollo missions and the sort of wistfulness he has, we saw it again in his essay yesterday, talking about our adventures going to mars. this is very important to him. it comes to him from an early childhood of identifying with "star trek" and being a fan of that sense of human exploration. a belief that he holds deeply. >> we actually have a clip of him talking about being a trekkie. let's play that. >> what made the show i think lasting was it was not actually about technology. it was about values and human relationships. >> i don't think i've ever heard star trek describ

the nhs is so dramatic underfunded that too often it's left or the police forces to deal with consequences. indeed, the chief has this none threatened legal action against the nhs for his first hole people with mental conditions in sales because there aren't enough nhs beds. if the government is truly committed to parity, why is this trust in so many others facing an acute energy crisis at the present time? >> connect first of all say that i think we all in this house recognizes the difficulty people have when they are with mental health problems. can i commend those in this house who have been prepared to stand up and refer to there are mental health problem. that's been a very important signal to people with mental health issues across the country. he raises the whole question of the interaction between the nhs and police forces. i'm proud to factor in our secretary worked with the department of health to bring a change to the way in which these forces with people in mental health crisis and we see better nhs support being given to people. the number of people having to be taken as a pla

all this money even though they would like to on salary and benefits when they have a significant underfund system. we will see a lot of the decline we have seen in the past few years in terms of reliability, getting lower, compromised safety and so on. we will see that continue and accelerate. if this bond passes we will be able to start making the investments and improve service quality. >> in order to pass proposition rr, they need two-thirds voter's support in all three counties on the ballot. property taxes would be raised in those counties that pay off the bond. some estimates say homeowners could pay as much as $100 to $150 annually in the property taxes for the measure. the news conference will be at noon today to oppose measure rr. >>> the time is 6:36. in your health this morning flu season is around the corner and doctors say you should get a flu shot now. >> yes. kron 4 news' averi harper is outside the fremont center, one of several locations offering free flu shots today, averi? >> reporter: good morning. the time to get your flu shot is right now. doctors say do not wait. you

. >> we don't have an underfunded education system. could we use additional resources in classrooms with a high percentage of disadvantaged students? we could. we should look at mechanisms to do that and they should be mechanisms that are flexible depending on who the principle is in that school, the needs of that student population. i went to talk to the principal, doctor brown at washington elementary school outside of dover and i asked him, if he was given additional state dollars or educational dollars, and he got some from race to the top, what would he do with it. he said he would put in place an extended day program and they did that and were able to move their kids along. i asked doctor brown what he would do with the state dollars and he said he would hire social psychologist because he had so many kids that came to his classroom with problems and trauma. all the different schools have different needs and we also have some ability in a system that is well-funded. >> i invite colin bonini to participate in this conversation unl

underfunding the community colleges and not giving them outreach from students. they reach to them and made them feel wanted. they bring the men. there are policies out there like welfare reform and mandate the things that count as education. we are actually pushing people into debt. [inaudible] funding the public sector could do so much good for this not only because the public sector would be more affordable but because we could save some people from being diverted to the for-profit sector where the end up with credentials and debt. >> that is so worrisome. the public sector really struggled. i know it's a struggle to get a world-class education which i know we do on a daily basis. you don't mention it explicitly in the book, but i see the use of distance at. let's go online. there's a real place for online education. in low income students, they may have a computer but they have operating systems that are six versions older, can you talk a little bit about that. does that interplay because that's clearly a place where people say maybe that's can help. >> we ta

pension funds are way underfunded. you can't keep rates at zero.per said that or i think alluded to it. especially in a market that might have inflation. an economy that might have inflation. i think interest rates almost have to go up, and that's going to cause the dollar to go up, and you know what happens then, and a lot of s&p companies, i think are way overvalued considering the risk premium that you have in these companies with emerging markets having risk. i really don't believe anybody can pick the market except on a very long-term basis, and so on a long-term basis, i'm certainly cautious. short-term, anybody could guess. >> you have called it a false market propped up by the fed. are you not actively looking for opportunities to buy stocks today? >> no, i'm in a lot of things. i mean, you know, what i do is look -- i think this is true if you really want to be a successful investor. you just look for some stuff that -- to things that are obvious but not apparent. i don't know if that's the way to say it. you have companies that there is s

how does this happen and how in the world can anyone suggest the us military is under-sized and underfunded when we outspend the rest of the world, together we spend more than the rest of the world combined on military and national defense. let's start by looking at the vested interest leading to wars and interventions. president eisenhower named two of the elements that are part of this machine. what he said you can see again, this is the great quote, in the councils of government we must guard against influence, soft or unsought by the military-industrial complex, potential for the disastrous rise will persist. two element with eisenhower, the beltway bandits, defense contractors as they are known. jim mccartney covered that speech. the chicago daily news, making washington explained in detail what eisenhower was talking about. for example, $20 billion tug-of-war, it would be much bigger numbers. there are 5 parts to the series, the pressure is on for profit, and it talks about how lawmakers by for defense funds, the military rivaled the rivalries that are involved, and how defense pressu

underfunding the community colleges in particular and not giving them resources to do outreach to students that necessarily to provide all the courses attended a student need them leave the student to get them. they make them feel wanted and they offer them what they called aid, which is really just loans. they bring them in. or even federal policies out there like welfare reform that limit the number of things that count as an education and those things are mainly delivered by the for-profit sector. we are pushing people into debt by driving them to a sector that spends very little money on instruction and a whole lot of money on advertising and recruitment. there's a book coming out soon called lower ad that lays this out and i think this is such an part of the story and it's part of why dealing with funding the public sector could do so much good for this country. not only because the public sector would be more affordable, but because we could see some people being diverted for the for-profit set or were they so frequently and up with a worthless credential and death. >> that is so wor

military is undersized, unready and underfunded when together we spend more than the rest of the world combined on our military and national defense. let's start by looking at the vested interest that results in actually leads to u.s. wars and interventions. president eisenhower named two of the elements that are part of this machine. what he said, you can see again, this was a great quote in the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwanted influence, whether or unsought by the military. the potential for the disastrous ride exists and will persist. we've got to element with eisenhower. the military and the industry, the beltway bandit and the contractors as they are known. jim mccartney covered that speech. in his story, at the the time, he was working for the chicago daily news but he was based in washington. it explained in detail what eisenhower was talking about. for example, our 25 billion-dollar tug-of-war, that's the kind of money that was involved then, today it would be much bigger numbers. there were five parts to the series he wrote. again you c

. >> guest: underfunding and not giving them the resources to do outreach to provide all the courses at the time of day the students need them lead the students to the for-profits. they make them feel wanted and offer aid which is really just loans. there'they receive in federal ps out there like welfare reform that limit the number of things that count as an education and those are mainly delivered by the for-profit sector so we are pushing people into debt and this is little money on instruction and a whole lot of money on advertising recruitment. there is a book coming out soon that lays this out and i think it's such an important part of the story and part of why dealing with funding the public sector produced so much good for this country not only because it would be more affordable but because we could save some people from being diverted to this for-profit sector when they end up with a worthless credential and a debt. >> host: i know that it's a struggle to get a world-class education to students on a daily basis given everything else that goes on. the other place you don't m

underfunding the public sector, the community college in particular and not giving them the resources to do outreach to students. and to provide all the courses that the students need them. it leads the students to for profits which reach out there and get them. they make them feel wanted and they offer what they call aid which is really just loans. they bring them inches there's. there's even federal policies out there like welfare reform that limit the number of things that count as an education. those things are mainly delivered by the for-profit sector. actually pushing people into debt by driving them to a sector that spends little money on instruction and a lot of money on advertising and recruitment. there's a book coming out soon called "lower ad". i". i think it's in a port part of the story. it's why dealing with the public sector could do so much good for the country. not only because the public sector would be more affordable but we could save some people from being diverted to the for-profit sector where they frequently end up with a worthless credential and debt. >> host

we haveto remember pensions, public pensions underfunded by billions of dollars, so we don't is sincerely consider that something you can just blink away. and also pre-k, i know now they are talking voluntary, but eventually we will come around to where it is mandatory. we would like to see stronger families. moderator: thank you, mr. bell. mr. holcomb? you may speak for one minute on the topic of your choice, and we will continue and that procession. eric holcomb: again, when i first came into this service with former governor mitch daniels, we ushered indiana's comeback. we turned the state around, we quit spending more money than we were taking in. points as my friend rex out, we sit on a triple-a credit rating. indo have $2.4 billion reserve that maintains that credit rating. we have 4.5% unemployment rate. our wages are going up in the right direction year after year. we are on the right path. i don't cite those figures to throw them out. i cite them to illustrate what a good position this is so we can make record investments into infrastructure, education. so many other states are i

how in the world does anyone suggest the us military is under-sized, unready and underfunded, when we outspent the rest of the world? together we spend the more than the rest of the world combined on military and national defense. let's start by looking at the vested interests that result in us wars and intervention. president eisenhower named two of the elements that are part of this machine. what he said, this is a great quote, the councils of government, we must guard against unwanted influence by the military-industrial complex. the potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. we have two element of eisenhower's military, the defense contractors as they are known. jim mccartney covered that speech, and at the time, he was based in washington, explained in detail what eisenhower was talking about. for example you have $25 billion tug-of-war because that was the money involved then. there were 5 parts to the series he wrote. the pressure was on profit and the defense contract for congressional approval of weapons they want to build. lawmakers by for

they're underfunded. we're seeing long lines in a lot of places, people waiting to vote.e do need to fix our voting civil. we need to invest in it. we also need to restore some of the provisions of the voting rights act that were struck down by the supreme court? >> such as? >> investing in voting? >> parts of voting rights act? >> there is bill in the house with representative john lewis that works to restore some of those provisions of the voting rights act. >> mr. young, would you support those changes in the voting rights act? >> well -- >> or updates? >> i don't have the details on them but i want to make sure we are taking precautions here and making sure we respect the role of the states in the elections like we have for so long. >> this presidential campaign has overshadowed a lot of this season and also led to a lot of divisiveness but i want to ask you about unity. mr. young, how would you find ways to work with a president clinton should she be elected? >> just like i have done every day with folks who are on the other side of the aisle in congress. doesn't mat

you look at the veterans administration, i feel like it's been severely underfunded. obligationsendous looking for that are creating obligations that are the direct result of unnecessary wars. with respect to the economy, it wasn't the t.a.r.p. that i'm talking about. what i'm talking about is when people don't have jobs, they go on welfare. more people have to retire early. our unemployment insurance goes up. we have more people in jails. there are tremendous social costs. mr. buckley: i was against the war in iraq. that's what got me involved in politics. that and the finance of the federal government. when johnny went to washington in 1999, debt to gdp is 68%. $7 trillion of that is on his record. look at my website,. mr. hullinger: a very long 15 seconds. senator you were mentioned again. sen. isakson: quickly i voted to , go into iraq. i believe in peace through strength. only through the use of strength you can have peace. as far but things i have been blamed for, i will take responsibility for my one part as 100th of the united states senate. i will take credit

they are underfunded. we are seeing long lines in a lot of places. people waiting to vote. we do need to fix our voting system. we need to invest in it. we also need to restore some of the provisions of the voting rights act that were struck down at the supreme court. >> such as? mr. mowrer: investing in voting? >> no, the parts of the voting rights act. mr. mowrer: there is a bill on the house right now with john lewis that works to restore some of those provisions of voting rights act. >> would you support those changes in the voting rights act? or update? rep. young: i do not have the details on them. i want to make sure that we are taking precautions and make sure that we respect the role of states in elections. >> this presidential campaign has overshadowed a lot of this season and also led to a lot of divisiveness. i want to ask you about unity. mr. young, how would you find ways to work with a president clinton should be she elected? rep. young: just like i have done every day with folks on the other side of the aisle in congress. i do not care what party you are in.

we are dramatically underfunding american military today. you can talk to any of the service chiefs, any one you talk to you in the military today will tell you the same thing. in terms of other places you could find saving. we have a huge bureaucracy and washington, d.c. we had agencies proliferating regulations and driving up the cost to do business. it is making it harder to grow the economy. i could start naming names, but i am out of time. [laughter] mr. williams: there are a lot of things we can do about that last third of spending. we can look for the waste and fraud in government spending. right here in south dakota, certain programs are right with fraud. our federal representative should be paying more attention to the federal funds to come to our state make sure there is no fraud in them. we have the best military in the history of the world. putting more money and it right now is not a good idea. our military does not have the means to be audited. shockingly, 6.5 trillion dollars of dollar in army expenditures cannot be accounted

we want to keep the promise that we've made for missouri schoolchildren and in this era of underfunding public education across missouri. we want to bring economic development incentives back online to recruit light manufacturing companies to urban centers in rural missouri alike. open up international trade offices of farmers have foreign markets to sell their goods into. and give police the tools they need to clean up the streets. i know these two political parties perhaps as well as any person in the state of missouri. i look forward to working cooperatively and respectfully across party lines to bring progress to missouri. >> moderator: eric greitens? >> i am eric greitens. i've never one for political office. i'm a navy seal, entrepreneur and a husband and father. when i came home from serving in their back i saw a problem. generation of veterans being broken industry to. these brave men and women have gone overseas for us. minicam him wounded and disabled. what happened is that you'll from the government and attempted to simply check and forgot about them. i saw the potential that