she joined us via skype... after watching the debate. she thinks hillary clinton was tonight's clear winner. : " it was just an outstanding performance by hilary clinton she showed she had the depth of knowledge, the experience, the tempermant to be president and that's what she needed to do." and while democrats and republicans may hold tight to their opinions--- believing trump out on top tonight-- "i like the anwsers that donald's giving.. in my mind, i'm very republican, i think hillary stumbled a few times" "i think she pushed some of his buttons when she started talking about some of his problems right off the bat" one thing they can agree on -- tonight has them fired up for the upcoming debates especially the third and final one here in town at u- n-l-v. : "i'm looking forward to having a big turnout, since it's here i think were gonna have a big turnout for a show like this" : "i'm very excited that we're gonna have a debate in nevada, it's going to make unlv look good, it's gonna make las vegas look good, a lot of international

to tell us more about kenny at joining us via skype. was this a tough decision to let your son take a boat out under your command? >> it was something i wanted him to do. eventually i'd like to step back and turn it over to him, but he's got to prove himself first. "deadliest catch," how it's feel to be under this famous banner? >> it's been an interesting thing, we've been asked to do it. little intimidating, but comes with the territory and we're excited about doing it. balance work and life? >> before i had a kid, it was just work, you know, that was all there was to it. if i'm out on the ocean, i don't make a living, so balancing the two is a challenge. i'm still figuring it out. >> tell us some of the exciting stuff we'll be able to see this season on your show. >> this is an extremely intense fishery. the guys up north are intense, too, but they are turning 20 knots an hour, we're running 40 to 60 an hour. >> it's like the wild west. >> late to the party, you miss out. >> we're not under a system for boats. it's an open fishery. w

to tell us more about kenny at the helm and dad gary, they are joining us via skype. was this a tough decision your son take a boat out under your command? >> it was something i wanted him to do. eventually i'd like to step back and turn it over to him, but he's got to prove himself first. "deadliest catch," how it's feel to be under this famous banner? >> it's been an interesting thing, we've been asked to do it. little intimidating, but comes with the territory and we're excited about doing it. >> how have you managed to just work, you know, that was all there was to it. if i'm out on the ocean, i don't make a living, so balancing the two is a challenge. i'm still figuring it out. >> tell us some of the exciting stuff we'll be able to see this season on your show. >> this is an extremely intense fishery. the guys up north are intense, too, but they are turning 20 knots an hour, we're running 40 to 60 an hour. >> it's like >> late to the party, you miss out. >> we're not under a system for boats. it's an open fishery. when the gun goes off, it's a free for all. if yo

politics reporter eugene scott live via skype with us this day.ne, always a pleasure to have you. >> thanks. >> let's start by talking about hillary clinton's regrets saying that she regrets using the word half of trump supporters, that they were part of a basket of deplorables, but not really regretting the statement in itself. is that an apology? and could that cost her votes? >> reporter: well, it doesn't seem like it's an apology. as we saw yesterday tim kaine saying he didn't think she needed to apologize. regarding whether or not it will cost her in polls, i saw three main reactions when talking to voters about it yesterday. one, there were people highlighting how quickly she do the best track record. secondly, i saw people who agree with former secretary clinton and believe that the donald trump campaign has created a safer space for people who discriminate against other people based on race and religion and gender in ways that we have never seen in a presidential election. but lastly i saw quite a few independent voters who would have foun

she joined us via skype... after watching the debate. she thinks hillary clinton was tonight's clear winner. : " it was just an outstanding performance by hilary clinton she showed she had the depth of knowledge, the experience, the tempermant to be president and that's what she needed to do." and while democrats and republicans may hold tight to their opinions--- believing trump or clinton-- came out on top tonight-- "i like the anwsers that donald's giving.. in my mind, i'm very republican, i think hillary stumbled a few times" "i think she pushed some of his buttons when she started talking about some of his problems right off the bat" one thing they can agree on -- tonight has them fired up for the especially the third and final one here in town at u- n-l-v. : "i'm looking forward to having a big turnout, since it's here i think were gonna have a big turnout for a show like this" : "i'm very excited that we're gonna have a debate in nevada, it's going to make unlv look good, it's gonna make las vegas look good, a lot of international

it's christa lee porter joining us live via skype "right this minute." >> why don't you tell us how you came up with ms. shirleen. >> i'm an actor/comedian. i started creating characters. the name shirleen came to me and here we are. >> now that you've channelled the character completely, you starting to vent yourself? >> i find myself being able to do it freely, which is not something i'd typically do. i need to say this, i need to get this out. >> ms. shirleen does not have a problem about any topic. what topic would you like to talk about today? >> messy i think that people need to say what they need to say. don't talk around people. you have an issue, say it directly to the source. >> amen. thank you very much. that's exactly what i say all the time. you've got something to say -- >> say it. >>> it's that time, time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you need the buzz word, be at least 21 years old and a u.s. or canadian minute. >> you can use each every day. >> let's reveal the buzz word. it's dynamite. >> get over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button, and

this from cnn intelligence and security analyst who is also a former cia operative, and he joins us via skypeide, colorado. thanks so much for being with us. we learned from the prime minister of france early sunday that new attacks in the country are expected and as a result the terror threat level is at its maximum. what does that segment naul to you? >>. >> i think with the french, i have worked with them before. they're very serious about this. they're telling us they can't stop all of these attacks. they're aware of the threat. >> the french simply can't stop them all. >> he said every day authorities areal thwarting attacks and dismantling terror networks. he also said they're monitoring around 15,000 people in france. how is that even possible to monitor that number of people, and why has france become such a major target for these terror attacks? >> simply watching 15,000 people watching all those phones, you can't do it. it takes 24-hour coverage of these phones. >> the french told me before the terror attacks, they were actually monitoring these phones, but they couldn't tell they w

houruest host for the david kirkpatrick with us via skype from portland, maine. a media analyst at the marketer. thank you for joining us. what facebook did wrong here and how significant the error is. sarah: facebook was miscalculating for advertisers. the average time spent viewing a video. facebook only counted the video view if somebody looks at a video for more than three seconds. when they calculated the average video view time they only divided it by the people who had watched already for three seconds or more. they weren't counting the people who watched it for two seconds or one second or not at all, which inflated the video view time they are reporting back to advertisers and may have impacted some business decisions on how much more to spend on facebook video ads. emily: the ceo of a big ad we've said earlier today, been calling for a long time for media owners like facebook and google not to mark their own homework and release data to enable independent valuation. the referee and the player cannot be the same person. so facebook is responsible for tell

joining us via skype is will darby, a writer for the dayton daily news. morning and they give for joining us. i have to ask you, are people there as upset as people are here? >> reporter: -- is >> i imagine they are part law enforcement is taking any steps to prevent harm to mr. turning, family and his neighbors because this is a residential area he's returning to. there's a potential to have some sort of protest. in past the protesters were armed. there was a gentleman a few weeks ago that had an assault rifle and some signs that were quite suggested as to one might do with that rifle. i think there is a sense of outrage here as i imagine there is in santa clara. >> you have been covering this story for a while, for your newspaper. the people back there, how do they know brock turner? how do they describe him as a person? we don't know him here. >> it's interesting. in our reporting we took a look at that he had only been in california for less than one year of his life. one of the things we found interesting was the folks here who say they know him real

joining us via skype is kevin mitchell. he lives in san diego and is a 49ers fan. he served in the navy 14 years. police organizations are now blasting kaepernick's socks as disrespectful. >> you know what, as far as the socks, i don't particularly think his socks were a blanket as to all law enforcement. i do feel that was a shot at those bad cops or the cops that did do things to violate folks' rights. so i don't think it was a blanket. was it maybe not too good of an idea? i would say so but people have their own way at expressing themselves. >> what kind of reception is colin kaepernick going to get tonight in san diego on military night, kevin? >> i'm out here at the tail gate. i'm in my truck because it's so loud outside. but everyone i talk to says, we can't wait to see him and unify as one to show everyone that, hey, we care together. so his stance is his tan, and we back him. we don't think there was any ill will. >> i know that you are a 49ers fan through and through. how hopeful are you that he will actually perform well some. >> if he can separate the t

it's christa lee porter joining us live via skype "right this minute." >> why don't you tell us how you ms. shirleen. >> i'm an actor/comedian. i figured i want to do more and i started creating characters. the name shirleen came to me and here we are. >> now that you've channelled the character completely, you starting to vent yourself? >> i find myself being able to do it freely, which is not something i'd typically do. i need to say this, i need to get this out. >> ms. shirleen does not have a problem about any topic. what topic would you like to talk about today? >> messy people. i think that people need to say what they need to say. don't talk around people. you have an issue, say it directly to the source. >> amen. thank you very much. that's exactly what i say all the time. you've got something to say -- >> say it. >>> it's that time, time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you need the buzz word, be at least 21 years old and a u.s. or canadian minute. >> head to rightthisminute.com and enter to win the ipad. >> you can use each every day. >> let's reveal the buzz word.

joining me live now, the former president of mexico, vicente fox, coming to us via skype from his presidentialibrary. the president, of course, from 2000 to 2006. president fox, thank you for being with us. >> a pleasure. and thank you for the opportunity. >> sure. >> you famously said months ago there is no way mexico will pay for this border wall. you added an expletive for good measure. donald trump now says this is simply the beginning of the negotiation. so is there a situation in which the mexican government could change its mind? pay for the wall? >> absolutely not. in all possible terms, no. because we have our pride. we are a sovereign nation, and we are never, ever going to pay for anything built in the united states. but also, it's a terrible mistake. if trump builds that wall, which he is not going to be able to do, because he will not be president, except he builds it with his own money, it will be u.s. taxpayers paying for that wall. a wall that, like the chinese wall, the berlin wall, will never serve the purpose. we should use our mind, our intelligence, to deal with this probl

democracy now's amy goodman was on the scene saturday and joining us via skype is chairman of the standingux tribe, david archembault ii. amy, if you could just describe as an observer of this, not a participant, what it was like. >> it was terrifying. to see dogs and highly potent pepper spray unleashed on men, women and children at a point where they don't call themselves protesters. they call themselves protectors of the land. i saw chairman dave friday night at this big camp of resistance. there is a gathering now of more than 100 tribes. we haven't seen anything like this in decades. but to have hundreds of people there to protect the land and to have dogs unleashed on them, i mean, one of the dogs, i was at very close range with this dog, had blood dripping from its nose and its mouth. i watched as the dog bit horses, some of the native americans were on horseback and were biting. i interviewed several protesters who were bitten by the dogs and the handlers of these dogs wouldn't stop. they used the dogs as weapons. it was like alabama in 1965. >> i want to play a little more. we hav

he joins us now via skype. have you back.ry time we have you back, it is on news that is on issues with the greek bailout. where do things stand? are we heading towards another nailbiter at some point about whether greece qualifies for more money? it is another episode in the drama. perhaps not as dramatic as in previous episodes. hassituation is that greece these milestones to complete. 15 of them. these are the reform targets that were set when the institution of graces -- g reece's lenders or last year. greece has only completed two of the 15. it is a race against time to complete them by the end of the month. the greek government is saying by the end of the month, the latest by october will be done. can that is done, greece obtain its next bailout. the hard deadline in this is the europeantober with the stability mechanism which holds tos money, saying according the agreement, if these milestones are not completed by october, this money disappears. t dangling inarro front of the greek government. the other thing is the ba

cnn law enforcement contributor, a retired supervisory special agent with the fbi he joins us live via skype from los angeles. thank you for speaking with us. we talked with you shortly after this story broke 24 hours ago and now we hear there are people being questioned. but nobody is in custody and they're questioning them and clearly a lot of investigators are working the story in many corners. what do you make of what we're hearing? >> as we discussed yesterday this is not going to be a who done it. it's not going to be very difficult to find. when you set up a bomb you usually don't wipe it town for fingerprints. you don't clean it out or take the phone. you don worry about whether you have made calls with that because it's all going to be blown up. if it doesn't go off you leave fingerprints and phone information and i'm not surprised the bureau was on this this quickly. >> so they have a lot to go on? they should. >> i would assume they do and the other sign here is if the fbi and nypd are not showing photographs to the public and saying do you know who these people are it means the f

he joins us live via skype from london. thank you so much for joining us. what do you make about the timing of this? >> well, it's worth remembering that these incidents have come soon after the 15-year anniversary of 9/11. there was concern and fear that that anniversary could coincide with attacks, but equally, we know the terrorists themselves would be aware that security would have been elevated during that period, perhaps they waited to do something afterwards. the question i guess remains, was there is an act of international terrorism, lone wolf terrorism, domestic terrorism. it is an act of terrorism ultimately. the intention was to kill, maim and injury as many people as possible. we're very fortunate that there were no fatalities in these. >> sajjan, you talked about the word terrorism. let's get into the semantics of that word because we know the governor of new york is calling it terrorism. the city of new york as the investigation continues is not classifying this as terrorism per se. obviously, they have information that they're using, and the

joining us now, via skype from mexico, president vicente fox.e program, and i'd like to get your reaction to last night's debate. were you surprised that donald trump did not mention those things about mexico last night? the debate that he always does at his rallies? >> good night, america. gentlem yes, i was surprised, because he has been using for the whole year's time, maybe now he's learning a little bit that that's an absolute wrong and crazy idea. talk a little -- [ audio breaking up ] >> i think it's not relevant, but he wore the blue, color of democrat, and she wore the red color of republicans. this could be some crossing, but more important impression we got in mexico was the beauty apartmeand the beast. she looked so presidential, elegant. and he was clumsy and helpless. this is very important message that we perceived in mexico. almost everybody here agrees all news and media agrees that hillary took all the advantage and won the debate. but now she must work harder so that she makes sure that she will get a solid victory. because on

a community devoted to developing mo he's in vegas right now attending a conference but joins us-via skypeall thellhe details.ta good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. bright and early out her on thed stst coast. earwe >> yes, it is. we appreciate the early call>> t time for you. you so what's your initial reactiono to the big release yesterday ofo the iphone seven?en >> well, i think there's a few f things happening here. apple is certainly make make something big statements with sa regards to the head phone jack.. also, the use of tap tick tapic technology for the home buttonn versus something that pushest down. there are a few things and, youo know, the wireless ear buds eard that's going to be, you know,o k things are changing and apple makes these statements, youme know, like when they dropped the floppy drive from their laptopso and then drop the cd player and dvd player from their laptops, you know, this is sign of thingi to come really. >> i just have a question, ques, because i see people sleeping out on sidewalks when this stuff comes out. is it really that much of an evoluti

. >> yep, and to tell us more have both damian and robert via skype right this minute. welcome to the show. >> thanks, guys. >> oh, my gosh, how are you still not crying? >> actually, just wiped a tear away. gets me every time i watch it. still getting me. >> tell us why it was such a difficult adoption process and why it took this long. >> he's been my son since he was 2 and we wanted to wait until he was 18 and damian can do it on his own. little did i know he had alrea and my family all chipped in, and i probably will never have a present better than this one. >> i always looked up to him and he always, like, motivated me as a regular dad, as, like, already a legal dad. it's not really much of a difference, only to say that he is my legal dad, but to me in my book of my life, he's always been my dad. >> i needed him to know what a father is and what a father is supposed to be, so he could be that way. he's already twice the man that moment, that second as you were reading it, that you realized what was happening. >> when i saw it said the adoption is final, i was hap

to tell us morebo actually have the president of the world wing suit league via skype "right this minute" all the way from finland. welcome to the show. tell us what this changes. what is this new element you guys are adding to the race? >> five years ago we wanted to create this platform where the athletes and wing suit manufacturer could compete against each other and over the last few years, solely concentrated on speed. concentrate on speed, but this year we're going to do something new, so besides the speed we're going to have a slalom practice, so they are going to do two turns and fly like a flat corner, so that's going to be the other one, but the highlight of this event will be our talking function, so like an arrow, go up the mountain, fly a kilometer and hit a target this size and try to never done it before, a lot of athletes have been practicing, so we know it can be done, but it's going to be interesting for these world class pilots in a position they have to race. >> so exciting. >> gravity works the same on everybody, so how do you become faster, how do you gain speed? >>

via skype. thanks for being with us. do you think the summit has been successful or was it hijacked by all the bilateral meetings on syria? >> much like all of these events, the conferences are always hijacked. after all, this is a chance to get the 20 world leaders together and provide them with a forum in which they can discuss things albeit bilaterally or in closed rooms. it was going to be on the cards or it will be something else. that is what part of this is. largely, that's where things get done. >> they called on the g20 to take forceful action. >> think it means strong action. decisive action attempting to make some substantial change rather than maintain mistakes. it is calling for decisive, immediate action that is unified. rather than having divisions amongst members of the g20, it is calling happen very quickly. >> beijing put on quite a stage show. with that kind of show get in the way of real substance? >> it certainly did provide a fantastic show. the cultural heritage. there are downsides. it in teed the

to tell us more about it, we actually have the president of the world wing suit league via skype "right this minute" all the way from finland. welcome to the show. tell us what this changes. what is this new element you guys are adding to the race? >> five years ago we wanted to create this platform where the athletes and wing suit manufacturer could compete against each other and over the last few years, solely we wanted to make sure we could concentrate on speed, but this year we're going to do something new, so besides the speed we're going to have a slalom practice, so they are going to do two turns and fly like a flat corner, so that's going to be the other one, but the highlight of this event will be our talking function, so like an arrow, go up the mountain, fly a kilometer and hit a target this never done it before, a lot of athletes have been practicing, so we know it can be done, but it's going to be interesting for these world class pilots in a position they have to race. >> so exciting. >> gravity works the same on everybody, so how do you become faster, how do you gain spee

. >> to tell us more about what his plans are we have via skype right this minute welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> how did the because i think it's really brilliant? >> i moved to flagstaff and quickly realized that it's a microcosm of artists. i wanted to get all of us together on one stage. >> did it take a lot of convincing to do the artists to do some of the paintings? >> didn't take too much. we all kind of believe in each other's art. we want to help each other. i've got dozens of people behind me that have worked for this one project. so it's something different. it's not just me. it's all of flag staff's creative culture and community. fund me? is this to take this whole show on the road so to speak? >> the go fund me is so that we can get these physical copies into people's hands. it's kind of expensive to punch records to punch cds. really want to get ont vinyl as well. >> how can we buy your music apart from the go fund me? >> being mastered right now and we're going to do a digital release first with pdf file with all the art. right now i do have teasers up