they have two minutes mister wallace. wallace: thank you. i guess we need to have another debate soon. that is a long list. thank you to the chamber of league of women voters for hosting and also allowing us to use the space. i think the choice that you have is pretty darn clear. we have someone who says he is a problem solver buy votes with donald trump 84 or 85 percent of the time. you cannot dress that up any other way that is a trump team player you have someone who has taken $1 million of corporate tax money when you get $50000 from the health insurance industry and a 100-dollar donation with a pre-existing condition wants help from congress who do you think congress will vote with? if it somebody from goldman sachs who will regulate taking money from exxon mobil? climate change? and hasten the transition to a renewable energy future to protect those fossil fuel polluters? i offer an option someone that doesn't take corporate money if i get a donation from any person in this congressional district i match it dollar for dollar i will alw

so wallace tackled each theory one by one. accident seemed hard to believe. conrad, heidy had firearms experience. can you think of any way it could have been an accident? >> no. heidy wouldn't have been so careless. >> reporter: so what about suicide? >> she's completely naked. we don't see a lot of women that commit suicide naked. that's not common. >> reporter: did you find anybody that heidy had spoken to about suicide or about being depressed? >> no. >> reporter: neither heidy's mother janet nor her sister autumn could imagine heidy even thinking about taking her own life. >> heidy would never do that. in fact, heidy was against that. she had a friend who committed suicide, and she thought it was selfish and, in her words, dumb. >> reporter: heidy ever tell you she was depressed? >> no. >> reporter: ever act depressed? >> no. she was probably one of my happiest, most upbeat kids. >> reporter: that left wallace with homicide, and it put conrad back in the police crosshairs. wallace decided to speak to the officers first on the scene about their experience

george wallace as we talked about last time, wallace in early 64 was running on a strategy nationally that took a lot of his segregation talk from the early 60s and on the national stage shifted more toward a more broad category such as federalism. notions of federal power versus state power and what the balance should be. talk about welfare. but also talking about testers. george wallace would love nothing more than to have protesters show up at his rally. because the cameras in the media cameras at those rallies given an opportunity to shout back. to yield to those americans, the silent majority that wanted to say something and speak out went to work every day. blue-collar. often times but not just blue- collar. had a fairly wide appeal. nationally. but in 68, it is wallace who takes the deep south. nixon recognizes this and he is not alone. this idea of the southern strategy really emergence -- emerges after the election. the emerging majority in which he takes apart the 68 election and he sees an opportunity for the republican party to fully emerge renewed and the south will be a

fellow racing enthusiast jordan wallace. wallace creating his own website with videos of the extreme sport. >> my life is awesome, like, i have nothing to complain about. >> reporter: their friendship would lead to a job as savvas' personal assistant. wallace will later end up playing a pivotal role in those final hours. >> that assistant says he got a call from sa have vvas savopoulo bring $40,000 cash to the house. >> reporter: was it an armed robbery gone wrong? or a calculated murder-for-hire? questions that would confound police and this once peaceful neighborhood. >> i talked to several neighbors who said they saw philip playing in the driveway. they would see amy walking around the neighborhood exercising. now, passing by that house is an eerie feeling for these neighbors. one that will never go away. >> reporter: so this had to shake them to their core. >> it shook that community to the core. it shook the city to the core. >> reporter: next, a family held hostage for nearly 20 desperate hours. the calls they were for

governor wallace came out, circled around and took him away. [laughter] wallace was at 21%. more than 1/5 of the nation. but he started down at the polls. the problem with this was he was losing his northern catholics. they were not coming to nixon. they were coming home to the party of their fathers. they all went to humphrey. eventually, humphrey had a 15 point bounce in october for his stance, because wallace was declining. >> mainly from wallace, not from nixon. >> nixon held at 43, and less there was a change of the vote itself. we did not move an inch. ads and $25 million on we went from 43% to 43%. 21.e is johnson, october johnson announced a bombing halt on the last day of october and it was an october surprise. it was all worked up. idea was to push humphrey over the line, johnson was basically agreeing with humphrey. this was explosive. that was on a thursday. on a saturday, we were in l.a. and i went in with nixon and told him john sears called and said we lost michigan and we were down 4340 -- 43-40 in the poll. was watching the oregon -- play usa. i given this i

he shares the lead with wallace on four under par.st to cope with the conditions. the defending champion aiming for a third straight win in the event, two off the lead. as is another ryder cup player, american brooks koepka keeping pace with the leaders. players will change courses over the next two days. those who make the cut we'll head back to saint andrews for sunday's final round. —— will. on to football, and thursday was matchday two in the europa league, with 24 matches played across the 12 groups. the results included a shock defeat for sevilla, who've won the trophy a record five times. they were beaten 2—1 by krasnodar in russia. elsewhere, celtic lost 3—1 at red bull salzburg. munas dabbur scored twice for the austrians as they made it two wins out of two in group b. arsenal enjoyed a comfortable 3—0 win in azerbaijan, to maintain their perfect start in group e. patrick cutrone scored twice for milan as they beat olympiakos 3—1, with gonzalo higuain also scoring for the rossoneri. rangers scored twice in the last five minut

we give them the details and mike wallace took a jet. kimberly chartered a jet to get to waterville. we had to slow the plane down to get the wallace people there. needless to say, my juices were flowing. that was in november. in december bomb haldeman said you get a call from rosemary woods. rose called and i went down and mr. nixon interviewed me to become his personal aide. he said i think of going to run for president and here is how it would work. i became his personal aide in march of 1967, the same day that our good friend ray price joined the staff. i never missed one domestic trip with mr. nixon from that time through to when he was elected president. >> shelley was with richard nixon in his vice president office from 1959 to 1960. worked in the 1962 campaign. traveled in the campaign for goldwater, came back in 1967. i met her when she arrived and we were in that little office with pat ryan who was mrs. nixon. folks would call and say, mrs. nixon, put me through to the vice president. and she would say, i'm sorry, i can't put y

kirby wallace may have been cited in a field northwest of nashville. he's been on the run for nearly two weeks now. he's suspected of killing a woman at her home and a man while stealing his truck. wallace is considered armed and dangerous. area residents are on edge. >> what's happening. you never know if you're going to wake up -- i go out every morning. i escorted my wife out with a gun to her car. we're not living normal lives at that point. >> police say wallace also stopped an 80-year-old woman at knife point and forced her into her home and then stole her car. wallace is wanted on charges of first-degree murder, felony murder, aggravated larson and aggravated kidnapping. >> overseas now, rescue crews now reached all the areas effected by last week's massive earthquake and tsunami. this is drone video of a village. it was wiped off the map and swallowed by soil that appears almost ly liquified. 500 people live there. more than 70,000 are homeless. there's shortages of gas, water, and other essentials. the trump administrations effort to end a pro

wallace's candidacy, i would express the difference simply in this way. he is against a lot of things the american people are frustrated about. he is against rising crime, he is against our foreign policy, what has happened to american respect around the world. i'm against a lot of those things but the difference is, i am for a lot of things. we need a policy that will deal with things, give us new leadership in foreign policy, reestablish our alliance with europe, that will get at trouble spots and avoid future wars. we need policies at home that go beyond simply saying, if somebody lies down in front of my presidential limousine it will be the last one he lies down in front of. no president of the united states is going to do that, and anybody who says that shouldn't be president of the united states in my view. [applause] panel like to thank the very much for your penetrating questions, and forgiving so much information to our audience. i've been around a lot of athletic teams were you know everybody is trying to the best of their ability, but somehow

host of msnbc's "deadline: white house," anchor nicolle wallace. comedian, louie anderson.turing the 8g band with thaddeus dixon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies a gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. at a campaign rally last night, president trump bragged about his response to the multiple explosive devices sent to prominent democrats saying, quote, "by the way, do you see how nice i'm behaving tonight?" [ laughter ] you know, like a normal person would say. [ laughter ] if you're ever on a date with a guy and he says, "see how nice i'm behaving?" pepper spray him until the canister runs out. [ laughter and applause ] according to "the new york times," president trump has two official iphones. one that is used for calls and one that is used for twitter and other apps. he also has an android that he uses mainly as his vice president. [ laughter and applause ] according to "the new york times," president trump sti

independent third-party candidate george wallace was drawing large crowds to rallies. anti-vietnam war and civil rights activists were protesting in the streets. hubert humphrey andines his qualifications campaign strategy and remarks at the democratic national convention in chicago. we nowesident humphrey: know the governor dewey will carry new york state by 50,000 votes -- dowe now know that governor we will carry new york state by 50,000 votes. torator: news men continued cite public opinion of polls that said thomas dewey would be the next president of the united states. only harry truman and the american people disagreed. to accept the southern meant the day -- the southern mandate of strom thurmond. is beginning to look like 1948 all over again. hubert humphrey has stepped in to harry truman's boots, while richard nixon and george wallace thomasring the boots of dewey and strom thurmond. the choices seem very much of the same. the democratic campaign began when humphrey clearly and firmly told his staff where he stands on the issues. >> i want him to argue about

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chris wallace and the "fox news sunday" team, up next. >>chris: i am chris wallace.mp puts a second justice on the supreme court as the senate votes to confirm brett kavanaugh.♪. the eyes are 50, the nasal 48. >> just a few hours ago, the us senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. [applause] >>chris: we will discuss what brett kavanaugh's confirmation means for the court, congress and the country. and we will talk about the bitter politics behind the vote. >> judge kavanaugh's confirmation is a low moment

independent third-party candidate george wallace was drawing large crowds to rallies. anti-vietnam war and civil rights activists were protesting in the streets. next on "reel america," hubert humphrey outlines his accomplishments, qualifications, and campaign strategy and -- in remarks at the democratic national convention in chicago. >> we now know that governor dewey will carry new york state by at least 50,000 votes. and that he will be the next president of the united states. [applause] ♪ >> on election night 1948, herbert brownell and a legion of newsmen continued to cite public opinion of polls that said thomas e. dewey would be the next president of the united states. only harry truman and the american people disagreed. they refused to accept the standstill philosophy of tom dewey or the southern mandates of third-party candidate strom thurmond. 1968 is beginning to look like 1948 all over again. hubert humphrey has stepped in to harry truman's boots, while dick nixon and george wallace are wearing the boots of thomas dewey and strom thurmond. the choice seems

wallace lowe announced he's retiring as president of t university of maryland this june. this after the board of regions chair announced coach d.j. jerk is returning to his position. he was on the field when he llapsed from heatstroke and died two years later. elect the officials who support lowe were swift to react. >> indefensible and more and more colleagues are saying, what went on. >> reporter: low isth credited being the catalyst behind the growth of the university of maryland in the last fewan year improving its academic standards, trast sessioning it into the big 10, and created with partnering to redevelop the route 1 corridor in prince georges county. it has someondering if the attack on leadership is not personal. >> i don't know if i falls back years ago when dr. lowe agreed that the name of t stadium should be changed itcause of the racism, and mr. brady disagreed it. i don't know if that's what lies at the base ofhis, or he just didn't like dr. lowe's leadership. >> reporter: prince georges county executive baker saysbe le ha a friend to his administration a

a comment looking at the eric can torres in 2014 and you concluded that is similar to the george wallace race and you are concerned what that means about running campaigns. can you tie that together quick. >> i sure will. with the south being a solid democratic south it's hard to differentiate so they start to run further to the extreme of the ideology i am the hard-core believer so george wallace out of alabama after he had run a moderate campaign i will never be out again but the republican party with its takeover and a quick history in 1964 the passage of the civil rights act or the voting rights act all coming out of the civil rights movement southern democrats say what will we do? i cannot be in a party that believes in equality african-americans have citizenship rights so now what should've happened is they should have shriveled up. [laughter] but no instead the republican said come. we have a home for you here in the g.o.p. so the republicans believed this was a wonderful opportunity to get some of ntthose representatives and they thought they could control it and the white suprem

i'm chris wallace s. shannon: i'm shannon bream.he outcome is expected to be 50-48, as we've seen throughout the drama, anything can happen. mitch mcconnell joins us live in just a minute. chris: first, mike emmanuel kicks off our special coverage. what's the latest on the hill? >> reporter: the emphasis from republican leaders is this confirmation of judge brett kavanaugh will be good for the country. they maintain judge kavanau

authorities closing in on 53-year-old kirby wallace, in the woods. a gun was recovered. wallace was wanted for a deadly september home invasion and a carjacking. >>> toyota recalling more than 2 million hybrids over power failure concerns including 800,000 vehicles in the u.s. the recall affecting toyota and 20.odels built between 2008 some vehicles stalling out after failing to enter, quote, failsafe driving mode. the automaker offering a software update to owners. there is more information on our website. >>> and overseas tonight, first lady melania trump's run-in at a national park in kenya. mrs. trump almost knocked over by a baby elephant. a secret service agent helping her stay on her feet. our tom llamas is traveling with the first lady on her four-country african tour, and will have an exclusive interview next week. >>> and when we come back, a >>> you know we love "made in america" and we really love it when you make money off your family recipe. we've been all over this country. hundreds of "made in america" reports. so many of them take us right into the kitch

his name is george wallace. does anybody remember george wallace? >> you have to go back to way worse than what times were. mann order with the bayonet. >> the former governor of alabama >> what do you think they are thinking in the 1960s. go ahead. >> in the 1960s somebody from alabama is not going to be for integration or even support what the protests are about. they want what they want the way they wanted. >> the last place that we see george wallace is standing at the door at the university of alabama and he said no african- americans allowed at which time he is carted off by the sheriffs and the u.s. marshals and people are allowed in. so he is sort of a retrograde. let's talk back on the federal government and their issues of segregation. do you know who his running mate is mike his running mate is bombs away curtis lemay. what can he say about the ticket? >> it will be law and order everywhere. [laughter]. >> nevada hippies back to the stone age. wallace is always good for copy. he said the only four letter words that they don't use our work

wallace and fitzpatrick. >> brian fitzpatrick got elected, former fbi agent, philadelphia suburbs, a of key swing districts are in the suburbs. people like him because he's independent and he has endorsements from traditional democratic groups like labor unions and the chamber of commerce, scott wallace has been criticized, not really from the district, he comes from a lot of money. a vice president for fdr and whatnot, fitzpatrick is running as a centrist, wallace is portrayed is too liberal for the district. >> some interesting races, went to the trump campaign but we will see what happens, appreciate it. 19 minutes after the hour. texas underwater as flash flooding turns roads into raging rivers, the urgent warning from residents to evacuate. bribing students to support elizabeth warren. university under fire for one professor's extra credit assignment. how can we say when you book direct at choicehotels.com you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price, guaranteed. just stick with badda book. badda boom. book now

this president is more like george wallace than george washington. >> more like george wallace than george washington. wallace, of course, a former governor of alabama, former democrat, he supported segregation, was a vocal opponent of the civil rights movement. is that fair? >> i frankly think it goes a little far. i don't think that donald trump is george wallace. i do think he plays upon the resentment and the anxieties of white americans and when he calls himself a nationalist, you can almost hear the preface or the prefatory word, white. because that's the message he's sending. we all know that. it is true that there are many, many americans who love this country, but the distinction that has been historically accepted about the difference -- there's a difference between patriotism and nationalism. this is something george or well wrote about in a book on nationalism, and patriotism is about love of country. patriotism is about being loyal to country. nationalism is about a search, an obsession with power, power for the country and indeed for the strong man and so you associate the da

to what do i owe this great honor, david wallace?calling-- and gromit. michael? yeah? michael? hmm? i'm calling to see if you would come down and interview for a job we have opening up in corporate. really? bring your first-quarter stats and your recommendation

sara wallace, news 4. >> aright. beautiful weather for all those or the ns heading out big celebration tonight. you were there, you -- >> my gosh. >> what a good ti. >> itas amazing, outside, i mean, just seeing all the people outside wasymazing when t were raising the banner. they played three different videos at the beginning of it and you saw people tearing up, you saw people carrying around the handkerchiefs and kleenex. i i kept together. i just wanted to let everybody know, i kept it together. just one. out there today -- 7-0, 7-0. sports c ingup. let's look outside, show you how we were, you know, hey, we of won things, too, around the area with the weather today. 87degrees. 87. 88, quantico. 89 in warrenton and i think we go even hotter during the day tomorrow. remember, the average high temperature this time of year is 73 degrees. i mean, we are well above averag and we'll be right back there tomorrow. current temperature outside right now, sitting at 73 winds out of the northeast at three miles an hour. jus

authorities say kirby wallace killed a man during a carjacking today, already wanted for murder.authorities believe wallace is on foot and hiding in the area. >>> to the death of that high school football player in pike county, georgia. dylan thomas died after a brain injury suffered during a game. hit in the second quarter, he went back into the game. he later collapsed and died following emergency surgery. >>> two deadly plane crashes at the same airport less than 24 hours apart. one person was killed in california today. the wreckage, just a few hundred feet away from sunday's deadly crash, and both accidents are under investigation. >>> when we come back tonight, the american hero, and what he did for his brothers while under attack. hello there friend! hi! hey there. i'm an imaginary friend of a kid just like you. you're going through a lot right now and i know you're scared. but you're stronger than you know. but look, we'll get through this together. and remember... we at the imaginary friends society always have your back! >>> finally tonight here, america strong. the you

law enforcement work through the night searching for kirby wallace. the 53-year-old man is accused of killing two people during a violent crime spree that began more than a week ago. don dahler is in montgomery county, tennessee, just north of nashville, where the community is on high alert today. don, good morning. >> good morning. the command post for the manhunt is just up the road here. the tennessee bureau of investigation says 20 of their agents have joined hundreds of other law enforcement officers combing this combination of residential farmland and rugged wood for kirby wallace. he is at the very top of the ten-most wanted list. they believe he commit add sete series of violent crimes. >> he's a dangerous person. he can get more desperate. >> reporter: stewart county sheriff frankie gray is urging people to stay vigilant as the manhunt intensifies for kirby wallace. >> we want to keep the public number one safe. we're going to stay on until we get this person apprehended. >> reporter: police believe wallace attacked a couple in stewart county

the vice presidential nominee was henry wallace. attorney general robert jackson became a very active campaigner. there are technical, legal arguments about how consistent this was but it is shocking by our standards to see how the ag was on the stump for the reelection of the president. but he was. but, a sixth dimension, i certainly don't mean to suggest this was not here, was the day job of being the ag. doj during these 17+ months, the work of the ag, was war preparation. and all the legal issues concerning there. most famous is the basis for destroyers deal, church hill, in may, he begged roosevelt and eventually proposed as a swap in the summer of 1940, give us 50 world war i u.s. destroyers because we are being slaughtered. britain is starving. in return we will give you 99 year leases on british colonial bases on the atlantic seaboard. basically newfoundland to bermuda. that deal jackson says a net win for the u.s. boats for real estate. and not -- that runs afoul of neutrality laws. and jackson's legal idea becomes the endo

nixon went on to win beating humphrey and wallace. here are the panel members.his is janet claber, housewife and former teacher. richard are better, graduate

department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen spoke earlier today with fox's chris wallace. >> this was a pure act of evil. you heard that from the president and vice president yesterday. that's what it is. we all condemn this in the strongest terms possible. jon: ellison barber is live from the white house with the latest reaction, ellison? reporter: john, the president will visit pittsburgh, pennsylvania exactly when, we do not know. the president is scheduled to attend a campaign rally wednesday in florida. there is one in missouri thursday and one in west virginia on friday. president trump considered canceling some of his events yesterday, he decided against that, and as he traveled between d.c., indiana and illinois, he publicly addressed the attack multiple times calling it an anti-semitic attack, a wicked attack of mass murder. >> our minds cannot comprehend the cruel hate and the twisted malice that could cause a person to unleash such terrible violence during a baby-naming ceremony. >> i said it before and i'll say it again, we have to bring back the death penalty

officers believe they have wallace surrounded in a field. swat teams were called in. food and supplies are trickling in to indonesia, as the official death toll from last week's twin disasters has now topped 1,400. a humanitarian catastrophe is playing out in the city of palu, which bore the brunt of the magnitude 7.5 earthquake and tsunami. ben tracy is on the ground. >> reporter: gas stations in palu are running on empty. this man, named ari, waited 14 hours, only to find out there won't be any fuel deliveries today. how hard is it to live in this town right now? >> i don't know. maybe it's chaos. >> reporter: the indonesian t litary has been moving people out of the disaster zone, but there is growing criticism they have been too slow to move in supplies to survivors. this city of more than 350,000 people has no running water or electricity. food is scarce, and so are the tools to recover the dead. this is one of the areas that s s hardest hit by the tsunami, and five days after that happened, you don't see heavy machinery here. you see people just using their bare

two officers staked out in the trees spotted 53-year-old kirby wallace.y confronted him at gunpoint. he surrendered. wallace was wanted for two murders, multiple home invasions, and a carjacking. in what may be a sign of the times, the nobel peace prize was awarded today to two people who have fought on behalf of victims of rape in countries torn apart by war. tonight, jonathan vigliotti tells their stories. >> reporter: congolese doctor denis mukwege celebrated the news at his hospital, the nobel committee calling him "the helper who has devoted his life to defending and healing victims of rape." nadia murad of iraq was honored as "the fearless witness who risked her life to tell the abuses perpetrated against herself and others." >> both laureates have made a crucial contribution to focusing attention on and combating such war crimes. >> reporter: in 2014, murad fought back after escaping isis in iraq, who kidnapped and raped her for three months. the militant group killed her mother and six of her brothers. she risked being recaptured and death to publ

police have locked in on an area there where they believe 53- year-old kirby wallace killed a man thisin the process of stealing his truck. wallace is also suspected of killing a woman in that same area last week and seriously injuring her husband. millions in the west are in the path of 24r07 kal storm rosa tonight. arizona will get the heaviest rain tomorrow, 3 to 6 inches before the storm moves north into utah. right now rosa is soaking baja california. schools were closed today as roads became flooded. the nobel the nobel prize in medicine tonight went to american and japanese researchers for their work on immunotherapy. research by james allison of the university of texas, and tasuku honjo of kyoto university led to new drugs to boost the immune system to fight cancer. one of those drugs helped former president carter beat melanoma. mr. carter turned 94 today. happy birthday. up next here tonight, a survivor's story. she spent nearly a year in the hospital after america's worst mass shooting. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i want to k

security minister ben wallace that the government's opposition to the death penalty had not changed.tough. —— was guff. yesterday the government marked world end the death penalty day by declaring, as the minister has again today, that had has committed to oppose the use of the death penalty and also possesses as a matter of principle. in the past, that has always meant that the cooperating with the foreign judicial system where the death penalty is in operation, we seek assurances in every case that the suspects will not face the death penalty. yes the minister admitted on the 23rd ofjuly, the government secretly decided early this year not to seek such assurances in the case of two foreign fighters. i want to see those fighters face justice. but in fact, the people who have lost family members to those people do not want them to face the death penalty. chris bryant said the minister has cited precedents, where an exception for the death penalty had not been sought post—op and he wanted more details about those cases. mr speaker, you know what i think really happened? the government

authorities closing in on 53-year-old kirby wallace, in the woods. a gun was recovered. wallace was wanted for a deadly home invasion and a carjacking as he ran from police. >>> toyota recalling more than 2 million hybrids over power failure concerns. 800,000 vehicles in the u.s. the recall affecting toyota prius models built between 2008 and 2014. some vehicles stalling out after failing to enter the failsafe driving mode. they're offering a software update. more information on our website. >>> and overseas tonight, first lady melania trump's run-in in kenya. mrs. trump almost knocked over by a baby elephant. a secret service agent helping her stay on her feet. our tom llamas is traveling with the first lady on her african tour, and will have an exclusive interview next week. >>> and when we come back, a family recipe turned into millions. why didn't we think of this. a once-in-five hundred year storm should happen every five hundred years, right? fact is, there have been twenty-six in the last decade. allstate is adapting. with drones to assess home damage sooner. and

authorities believe someone is helping kirby wallace stay on the run.licopters and planes are being used to search the area in two counties. they believe he's in a two-mile area. as a safety precaution, local schools are keeping children inside, and no school buses are running. wallace is accused of murdering a womalath and a madung a carjackg st this week. >>> the government has taken a new step in cracking down on the e-cigarette company juul. the fda has raided the company's headquarters seizing more than a thousand documents as part of an investigation into juul's marketing practices. the company's been accused of targeting teenagers with its fruit-flavored products. the fda has warned of a nicotine epidemic among teens. juul says it's committed to preventing minors from using its products. >>> a new survey finds 37% of adults in the united states eat fast food on any given day. that's about 85 million people per day. >> wow. >> the study found higher income families eat more fast food than lower income families, and experts say more fast food adver

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i'm chris wallace s. shannon: i'm shannon bream. while the outcome is expected to be 50-48, as we've seen throughout the drama, anything can happen. mitch mcconnell joins us live in just a minute. chris: first, mike emmanuel kicks off our special coverage. what's the latest on the hill? >> reporter: the emphasis from republican leaders is this confirmation of judge brett kavanaugh will be good for the country. they maintain judge kavanaugh is highly qualified and has been treated by some unfairly. >> due process should apply as much to the senate, advice and consent responsibility as it should in a court of law. if we lose this basic concept of fairness, then we risk doing i reparable damage to the foundation of our democracy and core conceptions of american justice and even liberty. >> reporter: three of the key swing senators we were watching announced in the past 24 hours, they were yes on judge kavanaugh. the only democrat expected to vote yes, joe manchin. the fourth moderate explained why she is a no. >> in my conscience, that

on msnbc nicole wallace, joe scarborough are anti-trump. about the way in which the opinion media deal with it. mollie: whether you are looking at tv shows or newspapers, if they are build as a conservative contributor they are never trumpers. the vast majority of republicans are supportive of president trump. he's one of the most of popular republican presidents in recent history. howie: you are saying there are no serious conservatives in america who don't have concerns? mollie: they are overwhelmingly happy with donald trump. even on this network you see way outweighing their actual numeric numbers. you see a lot of the weak thinking and weak writing in the anti-trump movement that does get published. i publish hundreds of people all the time ranging from never trump to trump supportive. howie: jennifer rubin on her twitter page calls herself a conservative. mollie: there are people who identify as conservative who oppose donald trump. and most of of them you see on tv and newspapers. howie: why is there such a misrepresentation of a chu

the security minister ben wallace.to mind, election battle buses bearing party leaders for better opportunities. or perhaps that bus in the eu referendum campaign, with the big number on the site. what about that comment on the bus? why don't more young people use them? it's a question that mps on transport committee have been asking and the answer may surprise you. one of the things that stops people from using buses is there not sure how much to pay and how they will pay it and what to get they need to buy and if so what the restrictions are on this ticket. how well understood our bus fares and ticketing and how could it be improved and who wants to go first? i think it's one of the key issues and it's strange to be sitting here saying that there are people who don't know how buses were, and we saw this their recent research we did with young people fairly recently, the embarrassment factor was one of the key barriers, do i need to have the right change, well i know where to get off and make a fool of myself in front

well the watch of the horse i am i rolled with and on top of the wallace and our own top of the wallace recently traveled to minneapolis with a wall of forgotten natives here is what she thought. when he up list minnesota has a population of approximately four hundred twenty two thousand people with a twenty eighty nine year old budget of over one and a half billion dollars with twenty four million dollars allocated for affordable housing is comes just two years after the completion of the u.s. bank stadium the new home of the vikings football team it can comfortably sit over sixty six thousand football fans it was made possible by about three hundred fifteen million dollars from the state of minnesota and approximately one hundred fifty million dollars from the city of minneapolis for the billion dollar projects the super bowl that was held here just last year netted the city over three hundred seventy million dollars but for the people here at the tent city known as the wall of forgotten natives they wonder where all that money could have gone. because just a mile from the billion dol

wallace remains in a tight race with g.o.p.fitzpatrick who has accused him of an anti-law enforcement bias. in a statement to the free beacon a spokesperson for wallace says the clip was taken out of context. to new jersey now where a new poll shows the senate race between the incumbent bob menendez and republican by viewing now within the margin of error. an intimate debate between the two candidates he says that the two-term canada telmex under "failed and embarrassed us over ethics." pharmaceutical -- finally to san francisco, the largest citizen to allow noncitizens potentially the right to vote but according to an analysis from the associated press, just 35 noncitizens have registered since restrictions were lifted. our midnight hero tonight is a new jersey mom who is credited with stopping a school shooting 650 miles away from her home. she was sent a nasty message on facebook from a stranger, dylan cheryl of kentucky calling her children names and saying very threatening things. the mother of three contacted police and k

authorities say kirby wallace killed a man during a carjacking today, already wanted for murder.lieve wallace is now on foot and hiding in the area. >>> to the death of that high school football player in pike county, georgia. dylan thomas died after a brain injury suffered during a game. hit in the second quarter, he went back into the game. he later collapsed and died following emergency surgery. >>> and two deadly plane crashes at the same airport less than 24 hours apart. one person was killed when a small plane went down in la verne, california, today. the wreckage, just a few hundred feet away from sunday's deadly crash, and both accidents are under investigation. >>> when we come back tonight, the american hero, and what he did for his brothers while under attack. today... back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. that last place was pretty nice. i don't like this whole thing. i think we can do better. change is hard. try to keep an

in windsor alone there are 2a, with everyone from the bridge designer charles wallace to the less well—knownake a perfect windsor. around 900 of these plaques exist in britain today. there are three main types of blue plaques, including english heritage. when you hear that charles dickens has about 50... it's ridiculous. i'm on a blue plaque. i was part of a band in the 1960s. don't believe him ? here's the proof. living or not, blue, white, they seem to have created their own mini war of the walls. duncan kennedy, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. the weather did not treat us all equally today. more than areas at a blustery wind and showers but sunshine as well. further south, a lot of cloud. certainly as we started the day the clouds broke up across the southern and eastern areas. there tonight, the club will feed it way back in from the southwest. within some fairly warm and moist air. there will be the odd spot of drizzle. north and east, northeast scotland in northeast england the winds easing. we keep this guy for a little while tonight and

. >> spiro agnew chose alabama, george wallace country, for his latest assault on the news media. would help republican fortunes, not only in alabama but throughout the state, where demonstrators for civil rights and peace and the so-called eastern press have never been popular. the nixon administration has denied that it's pursuing a southern strategy to build a power base in the south. the republicans know that one reason why the election last fall was close was because wallace carried five southern states. there is much support in the south for president nixon's policies in vietnam. agnew, speaking at gop rallies, isn't hurting a bit with his outspoken attack on the anti-war movement and the press. >> it's my intention to keep doing it. i'm not out to vilify or attack anybody, but i think if this country is going to remain great, it's extremely important that the people who are in positions of leadership are not intimidated by the news media. and i don't intend to be. media. >> if this country is to remain great. or we could always make it great again. nixon's vice president sp

they believe 53-year-old kirby wallace killed a man in the process of stealing his truck. wallace is also suspected of killing a woman in the same area last week and seriously injuring her husband. >>> california has become the first state to require publicly traded companies to include women on the board of directors. companies will need at least one woman on the board by next year and as many as three by the end of 2021. more than 17% of large u.s. companies have all male boards. >>> the nobel prize in medicine today went to american and japanese researchers for their work on immunotherapy. research by james alison of the university of texas and tasuko hanjo led to new drugs to fight cancer. one of those drugs helped former president carter beat melanoma. mr. carter turned 94 today. happy birthday. >>> up next here tonight, survivor story, she spent nearly a year in the hospital a >> announcer >>> tonight the bright lights of vegas will go dark. this morning 58 doves were released for each one killed at an outdoor concert one year ago today. jai jaime yuccas met a family

i'm nicolle wallace. monday for deadline white house at 4:00 p.m. >>> republicans call retreat. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in boston. fearing a massacre at the polls next month, donald trump's republicans are concentrating their forces, cutting off outposts they see as lost causes. the goal is to save their majority in the house, if only by a single seat. to do so, republican groups are cutting funding to roughly a dozen members of congress incumbents who are deep underwater, in effect, turning off their lights.