. >> thank you very much supervisor kim so you're talking about section 8 voucher holders. >> yeah. it is already prohibit by federal law foyer public housing section 8 vouchers but in the legislation has been publicized and it's not legalized this activity i don't want confusion amongst tenants living in public housing n and are one hundred percent affordable housing we've not legalized it for them we're not changing the codes or realize it's more for notice and educational purposes than anything it's substantive. >> thank you so this is the motion city of attorney's office - >> actually i'm not sure supervisor kim can you be specific about the language. >> i might ask the city attorney to specify how that language will look. >> deputy city attorney marilyn as supervisor kim cascaded indicated the ordinance includes the general language that states this legislation will not legalize subletting for example, things like any program under our inclusionary program so to legislation will not legalize that as i understand you want to make the language clear that the money to be affordabl

i also want to say they do these things with language where now they've made voucher a dirty word. >> of course. >> that's just one thing i want to bring up -- >> [inaudible] >> but they've made voucher a dirty word now. but also i really need to hear what you would say to me as i move out into this nose-punching thing -- [laughter] how to survive these vicious, vicious people. >> right. first, let me thank you for the kind words. [applause] i'm going to go home after this and get a dose of reality. for the fight, first of all, it's nothing personal. when you get attacked, i mean, the first thing, you know, when i used to be attacked, it was very hurtful. and it's hurtful if you don't have a big public presence because they defame you, and there's really no way to strike back. but it's nothing personal. and this is, i don't know, my optimism, i was born with it. that's what i think. so my head tells me we're in for very terrible times, but my heart says people are waking up, and we're going to fight and win. [applause] >> i don't make all the luncheons, but i get to the best ones, and

watson was offered vouchers and later had his trip reimbursed. >> kwae of policy that the customer was upset about it. >> this is delta's social media lab in atlanta. @deltaassist is monitored 24/7 in english and has social media specialists in spanish, portuguese and japanese. delta service in the twittersphere in 2008 and now receives more than 3,000 tweets a day. it takes 22 people to hold down this fortt. jetblue came on the twitter scene a year earlier. behind the scenes of this is more than two dozen people that work from home. on a fair weather day, as the couple puts it, they can respond to a few thousand tweets a day. only 15% of tweets get a response and when we do respond our team does so thoughtfully, preferring quality of responses to quantity. southwest has a similar approach with a staff of eight, and they can do it in about ten minutes. >> all customer relations employees so they have all the training, tools and empowerment to help our customers just like the regular phone rep would or someone who writes in or sends us an e-mail. >> so if you're not happy who or what di

i op ease a voucher program for medicare -- oppose a voucher program for medicare. more rhetoric trying to scare. these ads that he has been running are falls and deceptive. when he talks about the carbon tax, he has been saying it's not in there and has the nice u.s. house of representatives seal on it. here is the progressive caucus. maybe this is like obamacare and didn't read the bill before you passed it, so let me read it. [applause] >> let me read it. let me read it. impose a price on carbon pollution, the progressive budget he voted for would impose $25 per ton price on carbon dioxide. there's only one person that i can find, because every political commentator, all the washington folks, the people who drafted it say there is a carbon tax in it. he wants to keep running from it. i want to leave the last second and mention this campaign finance, my 30 seconds. campaign finance. individual contributions versus pac. 80% of the jenkins for congress contributions are from individuals. only 32% are from individuals for nick rahall. in state versus out of state, 61

i never said i wanted to privatize social security or voucherize medicare. we have one person who has repeatedly voted to rob medicare to pay for obamacare, and that is our current congressman. he spent his time trying to attack me. i am a private citizen just trying to stand up and serve. our seniors are struggling. he is using fear tactics to go on the attack and distort my position in order to save his job. that's not what we need right now. that's what's wrong with washington. >> we are going to return to a couple of these topics as we go through the evening. let me ask you, you've accused mr. barber in the past and alluded to it tonight of a lack of leadership on his part. and you say that is a quality that you would bring to congress. let's be blunt. how does a freshman with no single ready take a leadership role? any examples of someone who has done so? >> absolutely. i served as a legislative fellow for senator jon kyl. when he was in his first term in his -- in the senate. he had credibility. he was a workhorse instead of a show horse. he had bipart

we also have the wic program, which is a program that provides food vouchers for our families after they have their children, up to age 5 they are able to receive food vouchers to get milk and cereal for their children. >> it's for the city, not only our clinic, but the city. we have all our children in san francisco should have insurance now because if they are low income enough, they get medical. if they actually have a little more assets, a little more income, they can get happy family. we do have family who come outside of our neighborhood to come on our clinic. one thing i learn from our clients, no matter how old they are, no matter how little english they know, they know how to get to chinatown, meaning they know how to get to our clinic. 85 percent of our staff is bilingual because we are serving many monolingual chinese patients. they can be child care providers so our clients can go out and work. >> we found more and more women of child bearing age come down with cancer and they have kids and the kids were having a horrible time and parents were having a horrible time. how do p

>> that is inaccurate -- i never voted for a voucher system. but i just introduced a bill about six weeks ago that looks at one of the problems in washington. the affordable care act is going to impose a hardship on those businesses that provide in-home health care for medicare patients. my grandmother had that here in billings. when she was in her early 90's she preferred to stay in her home and have someone come to her home and care for her instead of being in an institution and assisted living. it was better for her and more cost effective. and the affordable care act is placing a burden, and the bill i introduced asked for a two-year reprieve on that. but here is another consequence of the affordable care act. >> amanda? >> i would just like to remind everyone that congressman daines has a clear voting record that can not be ignored. he has a 10% rating with different senior organizations and i will support the older americans act that provides services like meals on wheels and the montana aging services that keep seniors in their home and

watson was offered travel vouchers almost immediately and later had his entire trip reimbursed. >> therestion about policy that the customer was essentially upset with us about, and so we were able to talk with the customer, make things right in his mind. >> reporter: this is delta's social media lab in atlanta. @del @deltaassist is monitored 24/7 in english and has also specialists in spanish, forch portuguese and japanese. the twitter sphere in 2008 and now receives more than 3,000 tweets a day. it takes 22 people to hold down this fort. jetblue came on the twitter scene a year earlier in 2007. behind the scenes of this major airline tweeting and facebook machine are these faces. more than two dozen people that work from home. on a favor weather day as the company puts it, they can respond to a couple thousand tweets. but when things get rough, it can be more than 10,000 a day. but not every tweet gets a response. in fact, only an average of 15%, says jetblue, adding, quote, and when we do respond, our team does so thoughtfully, preferring quality of responses to quantity. southwest ha

the airline put her up in a hyatt and gave her a $12 voucher for food.t wait to get home to tulsa. >>> a new campaign ad by a california football can -- gubernatorial candidate compares california's educational problems to drowning while it may have been an attempt to make a splash during the race some say the ad lacks substance and a clear message. >> i am neel kashkari running for governor because every kid in every neighbor citizen as good education. >> i'm a parent and that is stubbing and nothing to do with education. >> there is more to the issue than putting kids in a pool and drowning. >> the ad was designed to get voters talking but democrats say it is a hail mary attempt from a candidate would lacks funding and support. >> a mom is stirring up a firestorm for intense workouts. the woman was nine months pregnant and still doing a graduating cross fit workout including strenuous weights and she became pregnant with second child she found no reason to quit. >> for women at this level of physical fitness before pregnancy, they can listen to their b

i never said i would support the voucher plan. moving onou, we are to the next question. in the combined eight years the two of you have served in office there have been countless promises by local democrats and republicans to make result a priority. why should voters think sending you back to congress will make actual progress in addressing it? >> the sultan see is very important for me and my family. i have taken office we have had more momentum down in 10 years. the very first thing we did was bring the secretary of the forrior down and advocate the sultan c. we have been able to designated area as a renewable energy zone. he also brokered -- we also brokered a partnership between the department of the interior sentencing authority to need to make sure we have all hands on deck, public, private investment, including state philanthropists, and foundations. we can do it. >> i have reached across the aisle. if you buy that license plate, that money goes vertically into the restoration. governor jerry brown just signed that bill last week. the see these license plates, tha

i never said i want to privatize social security or voucher medicare.person in this election and in this campaign who voted repeatedly to rob medicare to pay for obamacare and that is the current congressman. when he can't talk on his can talk on his wreck or he spends time trying to attack me in the private citizen is trying to stand up and serve. seniors are struggling right now so he's using fear tactics to go on the attack and distort my positions in order to save his job and that's not what we need right now and that is what is wrong with washington. >> moderator: we are going to return to a couple of these topics as we go through the evening but with me ask you this is mcsally you have accused mr. barber in the past and he alluded to it tonight the lack of leadership on his part. you say that as a quality that you would bring to congress. let's be blunt out as a freshman with no seniority take a leadership role, and any example of someone that has done so? mcsally: absolutely. i served as a legislative cello cello that he could deliver senator joh

i op ease a voucher program for medicare -- oppose a voucher program for medicare. more rhetoric trying to scare. these ads that he has been running are falls and deceptive. when he talks about the carbon tax, he has been saying it's not in there and has the nice u.s. house of representatives seal on it. here is the progressive caucus. maybe this is like obamacare and didn't read the bill before you passed it, so let me read it. [applause] >> let me read it. let me read it. impose a price on carbon pollution, the progressive budget he voted for would impose $25 per ton price on carbon dioxide. there's only one person that i can find, because every political commentator, all the washington folks, the people who drafted it say there is a carbon tax in it. he wants to keep running from it. i want to leave the last second and mention this campaign finance, my 30 seconds. campaign finance. individual contributions versus pac. 80% of the jenkins for congress contributions are from individuals. only 32% are from individuals for nick rahall. in state versus out of state, 61

i oppose a voucher program for medicare. it's just, again, more rhetoric, to scare. you know, these ads he's running have been labeled false, they actually call them medi-scare. about the carbon tax. it's even got the nice little u.s. house of representatives seal on it. budgetthe congressional of progressive caucus. is like obamacare, you didn't read the bill before you passed it. [applause] so let me read it. it.me read let me read it. impose a price on carbon back-to-worke budget, the progressive budget $25oted for would impose a dioxide.rice on carbon person, only one candidly, that i can find in the politicalause every commentator, all the washington folks, the people who drafted tax in there's a carbon it. he wants to keep running from it. leave the last second and mention this campaign finance, my 30 seconds. campaign finance. contributions versus pac. 80% of the jenkins for congress are fromions individuals. 32% are from individuals for nick rahall. state versus out-of-state. fromf my contributions are in-state. only 28% of his are from in-state. we want to t

. >> the row graham is trying to improve things by trying to distribute vouchers. inadequate nutrition is not only a problem here. the german aid organization says around one third of the world's population is malnourished. >> there are 2 billion people that have enough calories but not enough essential nutrients. >> some babies are born to small. >> in addition to poverty, the world food program is now running awareness sessions in gaza to educate local people about the importance of nutritious eating. >> barricades have been stormed by angry hong kong crowds, paralyzing parts of the city for two weeks. >> they clashed with activists as they try to remove some of the barricades. the protesters are demanding elections in 2017 and should be free from interference. some feel the residents are fed up caused by the protesters can't. the french economist has won the 2014 nobel prize for economics and is being honored for his work on how governments should regulate major companies that dominate world markets. >> a swedish academy of sciences has called it one of the most

how about that for fleet week and doing that with great partnering (clapping) not just the veteran vouchers but having our tech agencies to help fund and provide fortunes for the veterans i've emigrate sf city and airbnb they're coming in and putting in the furniture on kearny street today, i want to focus on two of our major growth areas transbay and the waterfront at transbay center we've been able to build a brand new inclusive neighborhood 35 percent of the housing will be affordable to very low and moderate income homes one thousand 2 hundred homes in that area by 2020 and even though transbay is not a housing focused plan together with roipt this will accommodate 8 house homes by 2040 and, of course, it's workforce will troid provide 35 percent of our employment and the southern waterfront is another place with changes 22 percent of our residential growth, thirty percent of our jobs, and 6 hundred and 74 acres of new open space will be from the central and southern waterfront mission bay will complete one thousand 3 hundred and 40 residential unit this year with over 20th century 2 th

east palo alto, they are offering more than 08 hotel vouch -- 80 hotel churchers and they are -- vouchersand they are looking for more possible solutions. >> raising the steaks. the reason it could soon be a far more serious crime such as the golden gate bridge. >> we have to believe in the people who are protecting us. we can't be afraid of them. >> new pushes for protocols, after sheriff's shot and killed andy lopez. >>> and near the corner of oak and octavia they are making progress but this is a good area to avoid, we will have a live report from the scene coming up. >>> it is blowing in a cooler direction and it will be mostly cloudy maybe some rain tonight we will have a look coming up. within minutes, they had also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? nom nom the jalapeño double, try it now for just $2 on mcdonald's dollar menu and more. it's economnomnomcial. ♪ nom...nom...nom... . >>> we are live in san francisco where a two car crash send four people to the hospital. we will have the latest on the investigation. >>> it started making a loud, pop, pop, po

congressman daines did go to turn medicare into a voucher system, a voucher system that would cost montanaiors up to 50% more in their premiums. >> moderator: congressman daines. daines: first of all i never voted for a voucher system but let me say as it relates to medicare. i introduced the bill about six weeks ago that looks at one of the problems is washington. the affordable care act right now is going to impose a hardship on those businesses that provide in home health care for medicare patients. my grandmother had that. wenches and early '90s she preferred to stay in her little home and have somebody come to her home and care for her instead of being in an institution or some kind of assisted living. it was better for her and it was more cost-effective for the taxpayer. and the affordable care act is placing a burden after it goes into effect january 1, and the bill introduced ask for a two-year reprieve on that so we can keep this in home health care system which medicare patients like. and it save taxpayer dollars but here's an unfortunate consequence of the affordable care act. >

some families who were staying in hotels do have vouchers for long-term housing and are waiting for the homes to become available. >>> we're in fairfax today. fall is in the air, and that means carnival rides, corn dogs, and the fall for fairfax kid fest. families flock to the fairfax government center for today's kickoff. erica gonzalez was out there bright and early. folks got a firsthand look at our storm team 4 & 4. there she is courtesy of amelia seagull and friends. this is the 22nd year for the festival. >> that little kid wanted to be a meteorologist so bad until he got on the back of the truck. he wanted to go back. >> it wasn't even moving. wait until you drive that thing. >> it was pretty chilly out there, but nothing like it is right now. >> absolutely. it is cold right now. going to be the coldest night so far this season. now, we're not worried about frost, but temperatures in the suburbs are going to fall into the 30s. the upper 30s, though. washington, a low temperature around 45 degrees. a high tomorrow of about 64. it's going to feel chilly. the good news, though, abun

the ryan budget he praised but says he doesn't would end the medicare guarantee and turn it into a voucher program. we cannot afford this. look, the budget i would support to fix medicare is we need have to people that understand medicare and not professional politicians like my opponent. let's talk about it. i can talk about health care till everybody is blue in the face because i know there is so much waste in health care. it isn't market-based solutions that will fix it. we need to get to the heart of the health department and that is so much of what we do doesn't make you healthy but jack ups the cost. if we have smarter people that make health care more efficient by incentvising practices. medicare will disincentvise 30 day readmission. if you have to come back after 30 days they will not pay for it and it has dramatically reduced the readmission because they have follow-up and making sure they are not discharging because they are still sick. some experts from institute of medicine say 30% of medicare is wasted. but you need people who are smart with real world experience. >> moderato

wade: i proposed is very simple, equal opportunity universal vouchers.ent has one chance to educate his children. one chance. cost $14,000 a year to educate a child in the delaware public schools even under common core, a 10,000-dollar voucher available to every child allows them to have a full range of opportunities while my daughter has and the centers of children have. coons: what would i do to ensure equality and strengthen our schools? continue to invest in teachers as professionals and respect teaching as a professional. my mother and grandmother were teachers at different points in their career. they gave me an award for my leadership of the parent-teacher engagement and introduced to try to strengthen the investment on parent engagement centers and schools and what we are teaching in the schools whether it is in the traditional high schools or in the charter schools or private schools we need to have a better sense of the skills are what their skills are that are needed in the modern workforce and make sure the parents are aware of the cost of hi

and turning it into a voucher system, look, i don't want to take for granted for a minute that voters think the tea party is the way to go. so we're focussed on drawing that contrast. making sure that folks know -- that the stakes are very high and that if we want the country to go in the direction that most americans do, equal pay for equal work for women and increase in a minimum wage, making sure that people have more opportunity, not less, that they vote -- they need to vote for democratic candidates. >> i have to believe that the democratic party is watching a number of key races, perhaps as bail weathers for what will happen on election night in less than five weeks now. can you give me a sense of a few races that you're looking at that you think might give some indication we're out here in california. we always get taken for granted on the west coast. they're called to early in the evening our time. but what are you looking at on election night, tuesday night, that you think will give us some sign of how the night might be turning snout. >> we're taking nothing for granted. you

the gateway project gives the homeless vouchers to cover rent, food and toiletries for their time. this is a team of volunteers at work off i-280 today. the program uses homeless workers to do cleanup chores in various neighborhoods. the workers we talked with say the programs give them hope. >> i kind of demonstrated my dependability and reliability and i am hard working. >> getting back to being real, being happy. giving back. that's the best way to feel good about yourself. >> the gateway project is funded by tivo, wells fargo and ernst and young. it is expected to bring on six people to start but could expand to as many as 60. >>> advocates are cheering a decision by san francisco mayor ed lee approving $2 million in legal support to help children caught in the border crisis. it will help fund legal services for children who fled violence in central america and now face deportation. governor brown is weighing in on the race for the mayor of oakland. he is now endorsing schaaf for the position, one of seven candidates for mayor. laura anthony joins us from oakland. this endorsem

simple,i've proposed a equal opportunity, universal vouchers. every parent has one chance to educate his children. one chance. cost $14,000 to educate a child. in public schools, a $10,000 voucher is available to every parent and allows them to have the full range of opportunities. what would i do to insure equality of opportunity and to strengthen our schools? in teachers.nvest respected teaching as a profession. second, do more to engage parents in education. parents today are often stretch, working two jobs, working different schools, the national pta gave me an award for parent-teacher engagement. i've introduce legislation to strengthen our investment in parent engagement centers in our schools. better align employers and the future needs of the work force what we are teaching in schools. schools werearter private schools, we need to have a sense of what the skills are that are needed in the martyred workforce and make sure we are making children aware of the cost of higher education and making access to college more affordable and equal. w

he has voted to turn medicare into a voucher program. that would put insurance companies in charge of our seniors' health care. that would be another bad day for our seniors. i have long been a leader on budgetary matters in the senate and previous to that in the house. coloradoens are fiscal hawks. they want to see the return on their taxpayer dollars but they're willing to invest. but i've supported simpson-bowles and i've asked congressman gardner to join us. reforming the tax code, let's lower corporate tax rates, strip out some of the subsidies and incentive that is are well-intended but don't drive economic growth. i did author a balanced budget amendment and the exemptions that congressman gardner talks about are for social security and medicare. we ought to make sure we keep those programs in place. >> do you want your 30 seconds? >> we should keep the medicare in place just yesterday he admitted that he voted to cut $800 billion from medicare advantage. that's what senator udall admitted to yesterday at the debate. i believe tha

property rental assistance and housing choice vouchers. that's the program through which low income families can rent private market housing. you can register online or you can call the number on your screen. registration runs from today through november 24th. later in sports from bad to worse. the bears hit a season low in their dismal loss to new england. also, senator mark kirk hosts a u.s. senate human rights caucus hearing to discuss the growing threat of isis. and the ultimate punishment. what prosecutors are asking for in the trial of the captain and crew of the ill- fated south korean ferry. ferry. senator mark kirk is hosting a hearing for the u-s senate human rights caucus today. it focuses on isis's threat to chicago and national secu wgn's patrk elwood joins us liv from the n federal building. patrick? >> good afternoon. the growing threat of isis not only in the middle east but right here at home in chicago. that is what you reference. that is the subject matter of a hearing taking place today. being led by the u.s. senator. t

>> that is inaccurate and i never voted for a voucher system. but i just introduced a bill that looks at one of the problems in washington. the affordable care act is going to impose a hardship on those businesses that provide in-home health care for medicare patients. my grandmother had that here in billings. she preferred to stay in her home and have someone come to her home and care for her instead of being in an institution or assisted living. it was better for her and more cost effective. and the affordable care act is placing a burden, and the bill i introduced asked for a two-year reprieve on that. but here is another consequence of the affordable care act. >> amanda? >> i would just like to remind everyone that congressman daines has a clear voting record that cannot be ignored. he has a 10% rating with different senior organizations and i will support the older americans act that provides services like meals on wheels and the montana aging services that keep seniors in their homes and in their communities. >> next question to mike. >> r

. >> some have vouchers for long-term housing. they will stay there until the housing opens up.thers, there may be a legislative redress to this issue and it may come up on october 14 when there's a hearing here at d.c. general to address the progress of the mayor's plan to close this place. in southeast, derrick ward, news 4. >> we did reach out to the department of human services for comment, but we haven't heard back from them yet. >>> happening today you can take your pets to gate special blessing at the national cathedral. similar events happening all around the world this weekend. this is one here in mexico. the tradition honors st. francis of assisi, the patron saint of animals. it begins at noon today. >>> if you're headed out this morning, be very careful about the dooefrmt breeding season starts this month. it will wrap up in january. we don't know just how many accidents are caused by deer, but you will see more on the roads in the coming weeks, especially at the beginning of next month, november. that's when the animals are more active. >>> those crashes can cause a

speaker tillis would have supported a budget that would turn medicare into a voucher program. he would have supported sequestration. he would have supported a government shutdown. he would have supported a government shutdown in north carolina at the height of our fishing season in the east. at is what speaker tillis would have done. >> i am glad senator hagan brought up sequestration. i wouldn't have supported that. senator hagan did. she voted for indiscriminate cuts that are harming our military and jobs. 20,002 30,000 jobs. i would have opposed the leadership. there are a number of modern examples. the big issue with the government is it is broke. she would have allowed senator reed to shut down legislation. >> it is the part of the debate were you ask each other western. senator hagan will receive the first question. do you have a question? ask last week president obama said all of his holidays are on the ballot in this election. you voted with the president 96% of the time. my question is now that you claim to be a moderate, which of the policies you supported do you reg

she talks a good game, but those dangerous budgets she voted for four times cut and make medicare a voucherrogram. you are on your own when it insurance with insurance companies. don't take my word for it. take the alliance for retired americans. this is the record, the lifetime score they give for the congresswoman. she talks about being on the side of seniors. she has a lifetime score of 18%. right there is the proof. the state court ruled 5-0 that they aired -- the commission blatantly ignored the law. as actions of the commission well the state's chief election official -- you -- is both disturbing and unconscionable. why should west virginians have faith in your leadership? that int to make clear have stepped up. our office has absorbed the cost of reprinting the ballots. this was a decision from the five-member bipartisan group of the state election commission. we looked at the evidence. we looked at the evidence out before us. we questioned, we asked questions. we made a decision based on the evidence that we had. the supreme court said we did not get it right. so we got back to work

anthony voucher is concerned that health care workers who are eventual to curbing the spread of the virus will be discouraged from making the trip. >> i don't believe when you're dealing with something as serious as this that we can count on a voluntary system. this is government's job. if anything else the government's job is to protect the safety and health of our citizens. so we have taken this action and i absolutely have no second thoughts about it. >> this as the latest patient remains in an isolation unit at bell view hospital and we have learned that nancy rifle has donated blood plasma to spencer. it has only been a few days since those mandatory quarantines have been enacted. as we mentioned the white house. let me turn to the white house in washington. how is the obama administration reacting to these state imposed quarantines? >> this is a real turning point for the white house in terms of getting criticism and reacting. you may remember with the ebola czar, they really responded in finally naming one. in terms of this we have been hearing from officials over the last few days

many of the passengers are given a 50% refund and voucher. >> the legal quarantine on duncan's family expires on sunday. any word on their conditions? >> they're doing as well. no symptoms have come down from the virus. the 21-day quarantine will end sunday and they'll be able to go on with their lives and leave isolation. >> here's the updates on the numbers that tell the story of the ebola outbreak and how the epidemic is connected. hospitalhospitals in texas, nebraska, maryland are treating ebola patients. hospitals in spain, france, german, are treating ebola patients. more than 9 the thousand people have been infected in guiena, liberia and sierra leone. more than 4500 have died. in the past 21 cases the ebola in quinea has grown by 20%. now an unrelated ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo, i don't want you to confused here. an unrelated case has led to 68 cases with 49 deaths. those are the latest numbers from the who. >>> now to other news, the syrian border town of kobane has been front line in the fight against isil. kurdish fighters say that airstrikes have he

she also recommended voucher medicare -- voucherizing medicare. >> i'm going to respond. >> just a questionn raising the retirement age. >> i will not raise the retirement age, and i would like to know as somebody by her definition who is at or near retirement, what happens to somebody who is a year younger than me, a 49-year-old who has been paying into the system since they were teenagers? when can a retired? stefanik hasise lived a very white-collar life. i don't know if you can say something to a 49-year-old who is working with her body, with their hands. it is different from sitting behind a desk and operating a computer. >> ms. stefanik. aaron, my name is on the ballot and it is 2014. you and i both know we did not write the platform, and i have been very specific. voters deserve to know where i stand on these issues. this is what people are so tired of, these partisan political attacks. when i had the courage to work on a bipartisan basis to help fix these programs, voters deserve better in the district. seniors deserve better. and regarding whether i have had the onlyron, you are mu

gimmicks don't work, vouchers don't work. it is the basics that work. want to create a teachers council to help us understand why we can do as a state government to improve public education. we need a governor who supports public education every year, not just an election year, and i will be the seventh. >> moderator: governor. haley: thank-you. the question was with the undocumented children should we be paying for the local school district of the federal? >> until you is it has been troublesome to have the federal government send over undocumented children. it is dangerous for them to cross the border but more troublesome for the fact that president obama and his administration refused to close our borders. today we have over 500 undocumented children. the one month tell us today are, where they're going, which counties and school districts they're putting into saying that we have to educate. they need to close up borders, pick up the ticket, and stop sending undocumented children to our state. >> moderator: the next question will go to mr. french fro

we can change her institutions and change our cultures, change or vouchers. we have done this. we can see this from the historical record. we can change the way we do things. if the payoffs from using violence change, we can decide to use violence in different ways. really no other species of animal is able to do that. this is what our rates of violence has fallen 90%. even though we are still basically the same animals we were 10,000 years ago, we've evolved biological to get but not very much. get our rates of violent death has fallen by 90%. decision made in the entire history of the planet. so far as we know. the reason for it seems to be that our pores created these larger leviathan states that raise the cost of using violence because now the police are going to show up and they're going to shoot you dead if you use violence to much. raise the costs. when we respond to that biologically, by more genetically peaceful people pretend to have more children but we have responded much faster culture away by changing the ways we behave in our societies have become less violent be

vouchers don't work. it's the basics that work. i want to create a teacher's council to help us understand what we can do as a state government to improve public education. we need a government that supports public education every year. i will be that governor. >> think you. i want to thank you for having us here today. your question is should we be through local school districts or federal. it has been very troubling to have the federal government sent over undocumented children. it is dangerous to cross the border, but president obama and his administration refused to close our borders. we have over 500 undocumented children. they won't tell us who they are. he won't tell us where they are going, and they are just saying we have to educate and do health care. our state districts don't need to take care of it. they need to stop sending undocumented children to our state. >> the next question will go to mr. french. recently adopted the standards for education. since then several states have .ithdrawn four states have the late imple

anthony voucher. the director of the allery and diseases. can you give us an update on nina pham. you're saying she's gone from good to fair. >> i think it's a misinterpretation. she was levelled as good when she was in texas. when we saw her, we immediately worked her up and made our assessment that her condition was fair. that doesn't mean it's gotten worse. because you have two different groups. so their good may be our fair. i can tell you she's stable, she's doing well. i had long conversations, her yesterday. she's feeling okay. she still has a serious disease. she's making progress. we are pleased with her progress. but her condition is fair and stable. and she's comfortable and resting. but you have to remember, ebola really knocks you out. and that's the reason why we're watching her very closely and giving her the best possible care. >> right. there's so many mis-truths about ebola. it can incubate for 21 days. thomas eric duncan's family is in day 20. none contracted the disease, what does that say? >> i think it's important for the american public to realize that we ha

vouchers don't work. heard of over and over again, they don't work. it's the basics that work. teachers create a council to help us understand what we can do as a state government to improve public a governorwe need again who supports public education every year, not just election year, and i'll be that governor. >> governor? >> thank you, mark. thankof all i want to furman as well as the panelists for having us here today. your question was with the undocumented children, should we be paying for the local school districts or federal. tell you us, it's been very troublesome to have the federal government send over undocumented children. it's dangerous for them to have to cross that border, but it's facttroublesome for the that president obama and his administration refuse to close our borders. so today we have over 500 theyumented children, won't tell us who they are, they they'rell us where going, they won't tell us which school districts they're putting them in and they're just saying that we have to educate and do care. no, our state and local school districts don't need to

medicare is a sacred commitment we make to and retirees that we should replace medicare with the voucherrogram costing thousands more per year and give tax relief to crackdown that shift jobs overseas he believes not i feel we should fix affordable katy was to return to the days when insurance companies could deny coverage to pre-existing conditions in charge women higher premiums. i believe elected officials should put themselves ahead of partisan politics but he but reeves is more important to follow a partisan leadership even when it contributes to gridlock i am proud of a number of people who voted for my opponent and are now supporting me. i believe i represent every person in the district no matter your party and i will fight for you and i will be honored to earn your vote. thank you. god bless you and god bless america. >> moderator: on behalf of tranche 20 kesq-tv the thinking both assemblyman. representative nestande and congressman ruiz we appreciate that you came together today to debate get out and go on november 4th if you cannot get to the polls mail in your ballot state to

there may be a voucher to printout to take at info center at the outlet mall. >> the best time to use those coupons may not be on the weekends. >> mid week is when the deliveries happen. tuesday, wednesday, thursday. those are the best days to shop because the crowds are a lot smaller than they are on the weekends when these places can be a zoo. but that's also when the fresh stuff is being trucked in. if you can get there mid week you're going to get first crack at the best stuff. >> very property a lot closer than before. mark barger, nbc10 news. >>> talking sports now. here's a live look at lincoln financial field. the eagles hope to put another notch under the win column this weekend. they're going the take on the giants on sunday night right here on nbc10. fortunately it sounds like rain should not be a factor. coverage is at 7:00 in the evening with "football night in america" and kickoff at 8:20. stay with us after the game for our exclusive postgame show. and this will be followed by nbc10 news. >>> "nbc10 news today" continues in just a moment. we'll check in with nbc10's mat