phillip walton was in the u.s. his home when he learned his wife and children were among those in the building. all he could do was wait and pray. here's kate snow. >> 3 hours had passed since phillip walton was awakened by a call telling him his family was trapped inside the westgate mall. pinned down by gunfire. he had been on his computer all morning checking for updates and then suddenly he received a facebook message from a friend with a freeze frame of video and there in the bottom right hand corner was an unmistakable sight, his two sons alive and outside of the mall. >> it was my two sons standing with my business partner. it was a very big, very noticeable man. >> paul weaver raced down to the mall area and confirmed the picture was real. the boys were out. >> and just seeing them, i mean, i don't think there's been any bigger hug in the world. it was joy, but seeing the anguish in their face and les, we just sat in the floor and he just layed his head down. just all the emotions coming through and it was

walton can yell all he wants (he's actually yelling at a ref here..ron like that).. but either way lebron runs his own plays. on the plus side, when they lose and they've being doing a lot of that, walton can say "not my fault" there's taking the blame and there's just beating yourself up. and u-n-c coach roy williams may have crossed the line: i get it.. number 11, north carolina got whooped by number 7 michigan last night 84-to-67.. but i don't know.. when you go on and on about how much you suck and how you're the worst and it's all your fault.. it's like with my kids.. i want to hear them say i'm sorry and own up to a mistake, but nobody wants to hear that much

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>> she said that yesterday she left fort walton beach to do something that she always wanted to do. she didn't want us to try to stop her. and -- the -- her last words was, "i love and appreciate you all." >> reporter: but the biggest surprise? marie did not take her three month old baby. she left grace behind with the pastor and his wife. and right away her sister esta sensed that something wasn't right. she called her family. >> i go, "i know i probably watch a lot of law & order, but can you find out what's going on? because i have this really gut feeling." she's like, "oh, you watch too many of those kinda shows." i'm like, "no, this is different." >> reporter: it was the fall of 2011, the very same time that a detective named nesli suhi-moore became a mother. a fact which, as you will see, may have made all the difference. >> you get a better understanding of what it's like to -- to love somebody to the end of the world and back. >> reporter: it was almost like fate intended to tie these two together in a mystery of love, and lies, and loss. where had marie carlson gone? when w

my name is shamar walton.'m a member of the board of education, executive drebtor of 45-year work force development in bayview and native san franciscan. this run for me as supervisor of district 10 is personal. i'm originally from public housing. lived in bayview, known as hunter's view now, which is being revitalized right now. i'm former director for department of human growth and families. i've been making sure we get the resources that we need here in district 10. it's been isolated for so long, from transportation issues that exist, from health disparities that exist. and we need somebody who has been tackling that already to make sure when they get elected on november 6, they can continue to move this district forward. so i talk about proven leadership that we need today. i built affordable housing in this district, 59 units. 100% affordable. currently building 156 units. 100% affordable. i worked and written proposals with other community-based organizations to bring another navigation center to bayvie

the river rhine here in germany is one of the busiest shipping rates in the walton company's along its banks know when you receive your materials by ship but there's been little rain for months and water levels of fall into such an extent that normal shipping is there longer possible that some gas stations feel is also growing scare us commercial traffic on the rhine is drifting towards a crisis in cologne water levels have dropped to one meter usually the river is three meters deep here it's one of europe's most important shipping arteries and some of the largest inland ports on the world could be found on its banks logistical hubs are trying to cope but problems are mounting. this sinking water levels on the rhine have made it difficult to load barges and the individual ships that are loaded have to take a less because the river has grown so shallow so we're losing more and more shipping capacity and the situation has grown much worse in the last few months more not. offered them at this fresh less that companies like to some cook and b.s.f. are feeling the pinch supplies of raw mate

speaking coach before the start of the season they got that a lot of the german speaking coaches that walton were not anymore for grabs so much came in but right now changing everything again who would be on them all could who really could do that job i don't see anybody to moan. in germany being free for that and bring again in a foreign coach is a complete different system different philosophy i don't think they will do it at this moment in time. closing out mass day eleven were two teams looking to leapfrog buyers in the standings and both sides had a c.f.l. of support behind them frankfurt welcomed one of the league's worst off insisted talent shall go but first the league's best if it rb life as it were looking to extend their string of clean sheets vs laver coups. frank nix red bulls had their foot on the gas from the get go in the twenty seventh minute diego damage teeing up use of polson to open the scoring confusion in the late because of defense and paulson saw his opening and counts. play because and didn't look any better in the second half klosterman making it to kneel in the si

and the student delegates, we'd like to congratulate our new san francisco supervisors, shamann walton, for winning district ten, and matt haney, for winning district six. thank you so much for supporting district six and the triple a cannabis resolution. thank you. >> we would like to thank our students who are currently in transitional housing. [inaudible] >> we hope that you will take the initiative to aid our students in san francisco. to donate, please visit our facebook page for your information. >> in light of recent events, the s.a.c. would like to support the environmental and red cross foundation at the school of the arts. if you'd like to help, please visit our facebook page for your information. thank you, student leaders from desoto environmental club and earth class club. >> on the topic of supporting youth work and youth experience -- [inaudible] >> -- so that they become competitive when applying for jobs. our s.a.c. internship will continue all academic year. thank you. >> our next meeting will be on december 3 at 5:00 p.m. in the board of education room. the s.a.c. is

earlier i spoke to journalist mike the waltons been covering president trump's trip to california i asked him what the people who'd been affected by the wildfires wanted to hear from trump. i think resident in this area really want to hear it at the from president trump and just that their story is being heard at the people in this area has gone through so much over the past weeks and. as you heard from some of the people care it doesn't do justice to see the clips on t.v. or to see photos to actually be on the ground and experience just what this devastation looks like i think more than anything else that politics aside people want to know that that their experience is being seen across the nation and that help is on the way. while you are in the region that's worst hit by the fire and how are people coping with such devastation. it's really difficult and is especially now that most of the immediate fire danger is over it really begins the long process of what what's next for residents here some people returning to homes some people are returning to see their home burned down. the entire

connell: maybe the obvious part is the politics of the walton family, just kind of threw that one in. but loves amazon but not so much wal-mart, this bill de blasio. >> i think this is such a telling example of this amazon versus wal-mart thing. and governor cuomo and bill de blasio. i mean, amazon is going to bring in all of these sort of really upper middle class employees, right? wal-mart is the sort of company that employs extremely middle class people in areas like queens. but de blasio -- connell: people de blasio are supposed to be fighting. >> you would think so. but de blasio and cuomo are turning out to be the poster boys for corporate welfare. it is so fascinating to see them get attacked from the left for doing these handouts for amazon. connell: you should be a neither or both; right? i mean if you look at the way these companies -- you could be for both. you could be for having as many new businesses come in, whether they be small or large. they are going to employ new yorkers. you could make that argument or you could say neither. we're not going to give tax breaks to

also schumann walton in district 10. winning reelection was catherine stephani in district 2 and filenet woman in district 8. >>> today is the 40th anniversary of city hall killing of san francisco mayor muskogee and harvey milk. hundreds gathered in the castro and marched to city to remember the lives that were cut short. amber lee spoke to some of those in attendance. >> reporter: the san francisco gay men's chorus sang in honor of the lives of two men that were lost. they were assassinated on november 27. >> i felt like i lost the world. i am standing here right in the middle where it all started.>> reporter: it started in the castro, the evolution of gay rights. this plaza is named after harvey milk. at the time of the assassination, cliff jones was a college student who interned for milk at city hall. he says he was taught self love, acceptance and the importance of fighting for equality. >> he showed us and me the way. mixed in with all of it is an incredible sense of gratitude.>> reporter: people marched with umbr

so these two counties right here, oka okaloosa and walton obviously went republican.s you travel down the state, you get more of a red andably and the votes mix. and you have a bit of a -- this is a bit of the throbbing purpl- ( laughter ) >> trevor: michael. i already see where this is doing. >> trevor, this is only going to take me two minutes tops. now the real area you have to pay attention to is the tip right down here, broward county. now, this is the most sensitive area of florida. >> trevor: that's because of the tense recount happening there, because of the recount. >> sure, whatever tickles your pickle, trevor. ( laughter ) here's why i disagree with ainsly on fox news. she wants to get it dope on election night, get in, get out, it's over. but if election night is so fun, take your time. make it last. recount all the votes, go up and down the state, up and down. over and over and over -- >> trevor: okay, slow your roll, jill scott. surely the counting has to stop eventually, right? >> great point, trevor. if you go too long, these counties up here could tur

publisher of the nation katherine and getting back to trump's advisers because you brought up john walton and once again the end of trading a lot of experts whether it's experts or professionals from the past from the present day just like you think that they mean i know. for america would be detrimental for its security but trump doesn't really care about what anyone says but his advisors like john bolton navarro pump air there are you know nick new conservative very hawkish. so to say politicians who are and tehran deal and china and you know entire russia sanctions. with this people in a picture are we in for even more confrontation it's not just the people in the personalities sophie at the beginning of this year as you know that there was a national defense strategy which is now the national defense strategy of the united states which commits the united states to. ongoing. risk that they're creating this willingly pushing the coalition corps good at it powers the new challenges and dangers the strategy says are russia and china and so it's a national defense strategy so even if it is

moving in a different direction nor is he disciplined enough to actually talk a little more about walton then his new conservative advisors there surrounding trump but before we get to that what do you think has to happen for the democrats to actually change their approach to us russia so i think there's a new generation of democrats we just had an election as you know a midterm election it's not the presidential it's the off year a new generation of leaders have come in many of them women i'm excited about that but i'm most excited about their politics and some of these women there was a woman named alexandria ocasio cortez who when asked what why can't she says she proposes medicare for all and people say you can't afford that and she says we can't afford endless war she has a piece plank which is about cutting our defense budget so the need to connect the dots between that and not having a new cold war if you have a new cold war i like to say i think it's true through history it's very bad for democrats and progressives it empowers the war parties in both countries it empowers empower

he even took a swipe at the walton family or their politics. kelsey, what do you think of this story? >> this should be frightening to all americans regardless of your political perspective. he said he didn't allow a company into new york city in part because of the owner of that dom company's political views. amazon and walmart have different business models. they are attempting to provide items en masse to america at cheaper prices. for them to roll out the red carpet for amazon and giving billions in tax incentives and block walmart, i think that's hypocritical. liz: the mayor says walmart undermines local retailers. amazon has been cite sides for that, too. >> let me tell you. the difference i see is amazon is an internet sensation retailer as opposed to a big box retailer like walmart. i'm not saying one is better than the other. each company when they come to your jurisdiction. i live in d.c. we have walmart. they have to negotiate with politicians because they need land, they need space, they impact the economy. a lot of them need thanks

is thinking oh let's listen i don't introduce my right arm girlfriends the members for issue and walton and chatter and. delivering bricks it involves difficult choices for all of us we do not agree on all of those choices but i respect their views and i would like to thank insisted sincerely for all that they have taught. mr speaker yesterday we agreed the professional terms of our exit from the european union set out in the draft with broad agreement we also agreed to broad terms of our future relationship in an outline political declaration president has now written to the president of the european council to recommend that decisive progress has been made in the negotiations just pressure of european council will be called for sunday the twenty fifth of november. this puts us close to a brick sit deal. mr speaker what we agreed yesterday was not the final deal it is a draft treaty. it is a draft treaty that means that we will leave the e.u. in a smooth and orderly way i think. and which sets the framework for a future relationship that delivers in our national interest it takes pot c

we're going to be working with commissioner walton and the district to think about how to be more intentional around this work, and that we want to have more opportunities for all young people, and we're really grateful that folks showed up here today, but the next thing is to actually make it happen. mayor breed has the vision, and she definitely has the will, but we need to get on board with that. hopefully this is inspiring everyone to engage and participate. i just want to say i did tell somebody that was going to happen, and they -- i won't call them out, but they know who they are. ye yeah. >> the hon. london breed: and i'll just end it -- i know it's hot in here. illy skbrust end it by saying thank you for your dedication. i look out in the audience and i see so many people who are engaged in helping support community, helping in support young people, and it really does take a village, because believe it or not, i was a handful. i know you don't believe that, but i was a handful, and my teachers never gave up on me, my grandmother never gave up on me. people in this community didn't gi

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tweeting in part last year feuer members of walton family of walmart made 12.7 billion in one day.ke a full time worker over 300 years to make that much, does bensche have bernie h political mojo. >> in a word, no. i am supportive of where his heart is. it never -- most basic thing we work for is food, they are on food stamps, we are subsidizing walmart to their employees can eat, same with healthcare, they employee people at healthcare to give advice to employees how to navigate the medicate system, why not give them a decent health care program. i don't want to count their money. >> just get rid of food stamps and medicate, terrible thing, minimum wage hurts those people it keeps them out of the workforce, look, you can't hire them at $15 an hour. >> i am not couching it in terms of minimum wage, my issue with minimum wage varies regionaly. there is another way to approach, amazon approached it right, they look at their, model, said we can afford to pay people a more liveable wage, walmart can do, i am not going to count their money. >> 15 an hour, amazon is paying their employee

what about lakers coach luke walton..nson told espn point blank: "we're not going to fire him, we just have to be better" that's probably what mark jackson heard right before they hired steve kerr. now jackson's calling games.. kerr is calling the shots for the warriors. they playthe grizzlies. tonight. (ácommercialá) here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. ( james ) the top three films at the weekend box office were all new movies... and one made almost as much as the rest of the top five. david daniel has details. after two weekends at number one, "halloween" fell to fifth place with 11-million dollars, for a domes

in a statement to cnbc, bernie sanders said the walton family which founded walmart has a net worth of180 billion while retail workers have horrendously low wages with minimal benefits. said the wealthiest family in america must play workers a living wage. i want to make it clear. this bill is not going anywhere or going to become law, especially in a republican controlled senate. but it is an example of ways that democrats are trying to use the bully pulpit to turn up pressure on big business and from their perspective, it is working senator sanders had a similar bill aimed at amazon, and blasted disney for what it pays its workers. both companies agreed to raise minimum wage this bill is important for another reason, because it is a test of a kind of message that democrats want to run on in 2020 you heard it from maxine waters, saw what it did to bank stocks, you're hearing it today. how tough do democrats want to get taking on corporate america. my best is you'll see more ideas like this in the next two years. >> they're going to keep us busy thank you. walmart posted strong e-comme

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25 and lakers lose by 14 and toronto 1-9 and lake rs only 4-6 and chatter about security of luke waltonent is say he's safe from barring anything batty cheryl i know you're a runner how about that weather yesterday for the new york city marathon. >> best running weather ever -- [laughter] it was beautiful yesterday. second best time also ever finished and we have a really tight finish it was only two seconds difference between first and second, lisa desees of ethiopia won and america tommy won her fourth. >> says this is her last marathon came in third but she really fought back. i mean, she was -- at six and hit three by the time she finished that was just the best part of yesterday. it was -- i ran two miles on the treadmill. [laughter] >> sharon thank you very much. you can catch jared sports reports on fox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm channel 115. two miles is hard for melet check out the stock market before we head to break show you that market are down across the board by a tenth of one percent. stocks generally go up no matter who wins so focusing on that march to midterm now all

. >>> magic johnson dmoon i should luke walton saying lakers need to win sooner renner later. for the patient approach discussed in training camp. >> do you feel management gives you the latitude to be patient. >> i feel like i have a great relationship with management, gentlemen. >> do you feel like you have jobs security. >> i feel like i'm going down here to do my job and coach and i don't feel like i'm going anywhere, no. >> that went awkward, at all, right? i love magic. we are friend. is he here? you know who has a lot of friends? niners quarterback nick mullens three touchdown passes in a wipeou raidersnd on what a thursday nighte h. ca resistance. john grouden. chucky identified the problem >> i think we gave up six plays for 240 yards. six plays yelled 240 yards. and that cannot happen. and it continues to be a big part of our problem. we have to fix it. and i know people are saying when are you going to fix it? well we're trying. >> mark davis is worning, when are you going to fix it for $1,007 million that's a wrap on morning sports. >>> now the accuweather forecast

we want to continue to work with our school district and shamman walton, who's with the school district is here today. i want to make sure there's a way to work with our school districts so young people get credit for these opportunities, as well. i want to continue working with city college to kids get college credit in high school. again, this is about providing opportunity, changing what is normal because if we don't start now, if we don't start working and fighting for young people now, then we only have ourselves to blame when they don't succeed, and that's what today is about. so i have everybody here. a lot of great people to talk. the workforce -- economic and workforce development director, joaquin torres is here. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: the department of children, youth, and families director is here, maria sue is here, and the guy that's going to make sure that everybody in the city, grownups and kids get jobs, is josh arce. so today is an exciting day in san francisco. it is really a dream come true, and i can't wait until we turn no child away from an opportuni

coach luke walton former warriors assistant couple of years back. the current head coach for the lakers called on the carpet by around in a hurry it would appear. luke as you will see looked a little uneasy meeting the media just after that meeting. >> i feel like i have a great relationship with management, yes. >> do you feel like you have job security? >> i feel like i'm coming down here to do my job and coach and i don't feel like i'm going anywhere, no. >> wow. can you say, um, tyronn lue? the former laker player and he was fired by cleveland not long ago. meantime, such is the current state of major league baseball. you perform poorly in the world series, you get a raise. >> huh? >> clayton kershaw 7.36 e.r.a. 0-2 record against the red sox in the series against a three- year extension worth $93 million. >> i want his contract. >> there you go. >> and he is a dodger. >> there you go. >> that's the sporting life. >> i really like nick mullens. i think he is authentic and real. >> i like him. >> we'll watch him. >> all right. good night. califor

in as part of the majority walton where the court's supposed to have a limited -- supposed tonalty is be for the worst of the worst, this says, yeah, just ordinary statute this says, well, if it is especially vial, and, you know, the lower courts anything forhat is the contrite murder saying, i'm orry i did that, i had to kill you. and that is limited. so, you know, he's a part, early years ofhe scary death uite penalty decisions. and what's interesting is that we could talk and about that in q and a, he's -- he's really taking a turn. he does have some blind spots to day, particularly on lethal and.tion vote habeaustently review. but otherwise he really seems to 2000's.turn in the so he changes his mind and votes in atkins with the majority to rule invalid the offenders who have mental disabilities, that's in 2002. e doesn't write the opinion there, but he later writes the florida wherel v. the court is striking down florida. florida's very narrow conception of intellectual inability. in that case florida said there is a cutoff. he defendant was in a range of error for cutoff. and fl

this film was made by dr matthew walton, based on an incident he attended while flying with an air ambulanceoung staff cope. one part of what we are trying to do is create a briefing package which can be given to people who are new to this type of work. to give them some very simple indication as to what they might as to what they might see, what are the normal reactions that people can have and what they can do that they do require any further help or support and who they can turn to when they need it. just this week, prince william spoke about how he was affected by his time as an air ambulance pilot. the relation between the job and the personal life is what really took me over the edge and i started feeling things that i've never felt before and i got very sad and very down. these issues will be discussed at the world extreme medicine conference in edinburgh today. delegates will consider what more needs to be done to help people in the emergency services to cope with such traumatic events to help each other and themselves so that they can carry on helping those in such critical need. jo

walton explores them here and he outlines the case for american foreign policy based on realism and restraint in the calls its offshore balancing. before he tells you more about the book let me tell you of it about steve. he is the robert and renee belford professor of international affairs at the harvard kennedy school. he recently taught at princeton university and the university of chicago where he mastered the collegiate division and the dean of social sciences. he is been a resident associate at the carnegie -- for peace and served as consultant for defense and naval analysis and the national defense university. presently serves on the editorial board for foreign-policy where he writes regularly in his most recent piece over the weekend. he he writes their regular is where his international relations and cold war studies. served as coeditor of the cornell studies for security affairs series which includes many fine books as well as one that i wrote. thank you and welcome to cato steve. >> it's a real pleasure to be here today to talk about my new book. want to thank chris in particular f

i've been around families that have lost, i was in fort walton beach florida for the induction of a techrgeant, later master sergeant john chapman who basically gave his life for roberts ridge and in eastern afghanistan on the early days of the war in 2002 and i was there with a family and all the goldstar families they could muster were there and i can tell you that they feel pride in the sacrifices that their family members made. they believe in what they did because those individuals that went there believe what they were doing was right. and i think that i get chills even thinking about it because if i didn't believe that, i wouldn't be there. but now my kids who are probably going to watch this because they always ask me when c-span is going to cover this so to my kids that always see me leave and not be around them when they're growing up, my partner to my mom to my dad,the rest of my family , allof them believe that what i'm doing is important . so to that young wife with seven kids, i'm not downplaying it but i think that there is an entire support mechanism that believes in what

in terms of efforts to undermine labor small business environ american workers the politics of the waltonred carpet for amazon also doesn't support unions kills off mom and pops, and hasn't put money where ceo jeff bezos' politics are or politics of paper "washington post" i did research walmart's walton family has given money to democratic politicians including governor of new york andrew cuomo, must see tv "saturday night live" watch. >> some folks speculated that i was somehow patrolling president trump building one headquarters in hometown queens other in current residence washington, d.c. . thereby, overshadowing other humiliating him that is simply not true, sure, he attacked me repeatedly on twitter i chose new locations because they were ideal for growing business not just to make donald trump think about how uni'm literally a hundred times richesh than he is. >> twitter attack -- the "snl" -- name for 20 finelits crystal city, new york with clancy amazon dog friendly gave each city a dog name for code name. >> can we go back to de blasio you don't actually like the perks, the tax

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there's one warren buffett there's one jeff bezos there's one sam walton adu adu adult supervision?e could have retired when he was 30, 32 he chose to put all that money into spacex and into tesla >> i think the point on elon musk, when it comes to this adult supervision issue is here he was -- he makes the mistake on funding secured, right? on this tweet. let's just stipulate and describe it as a mistake >> yep >> he then settles the case. he settles the case. part of settling the case was to have a compliance program around tweeting and everything else literally, i think it's within 48 or 72 hours later he's now then tweeting effectively making fun of the s.e.c >> that's your interpretation. so the way i think about it, i can't think of anyone who hasn't made mistakes. and you're correct when you're building a business this has a chance to be a trillion dollar business, maybe 2 trillion i don't know how many people can potentially do that in the whole world this guy is one of them. >> he may be well of them. i won't dispute that piece of it when you start to make your cars, he has

. >> mary's in fort walton beach, florida. you are on the air, mary.we will go on to jim who is in st. petersburg, florida. hey, jim. >> caller: yes. i wanted to talk about -- the doctor mentioned that one of the big issues was environmental in florida. one of the things that people are confused about is red tide. red tide is a natural phenomenon, and it's -- the blooms start when we get dust from africa that has iron in it. and that iron is what triggers the algae bloom in our water, so there is very few things that a politician can do. i don't know of anything a politician can do to stop it. they had a big expose on this on the news here in tampa about couple weeks ago. so voters are very misinformed if they are voting on that as an environmental issue. >> in a way, you're quite right because the science has now taken over a bit, and it's less of the case that people are directly blaming politicians, but what has been true about the issue that's made it such a political one is the fact that the algae bloom, but more importantly the red tide is actual

bernie sanders targeting walmart during the busiest shopping week of the year saying the wealthy walton afford to pay its workers $15 an hour joining me now is former walmart ceo bill simon. bill good to see you happy holiday weekend. i've got to tell you that the name of this organization that bernie sanders has put himself behind says it all. stop walmart. i don't think they want walmart to go on, right? >> well, good morning, david thanks for having me. it's really hard to decide where to start on this one. this is so straight out of 2008 playbook, that it's really even hard to react to. you know, they're trying to move federal minimum wage up that's 7.25 if you offered somebody 7.25 an hour right now nobody would take the job. the markets determining that starting wages are going up and i think that's a good thing because it's an indicator that the economy is strong and growing, so to come out and to attack walmart yet again with some old rhetoric that's really designed to sort of send a political message to his base is really not appropriate right now david: we should mention by th

development subsidies, including bill gates and warren buffett and the koch brothers and, of course, the waltons behind walmart. we also pointed out that a lot of these companies were low wage low rotors especially companies like walmart and amazon. amazon, you got the richest man in a world presiding over a company who's median wage is less than $14 an hour and we're subsidizing it. we subsidized amazon now to the $1.6 billion for its warehouses and its datacenters and, of course, its now expecting a multi-billion dollars payday for its second headquarters, the biggest bid on the table being that from maryland at $8.5 million. we've dug deeply in the state program to say, okay, besides this crazy monopolyism at the national level, are these things fair at more granular level? and the answer is not at all. we took a deep dive looking at 4,000 deals where on their face the programs were open to companies of every size, where theoretically you'd get a distribution of companies exercising their rights to claim the tax breaks, but instead of what we found is that 70% of the deals and 90% of the doll

you have bernie sanders telling us or the quote you read us about attacking the waltons or individualeople making so much money. everybody knows if you took all of their money, every bit of their money, not just what their interest is and everything and try to spread it around the economy, it would do anything. bernie sanders and his party just typically try to do identity politics. .e talked about the debt the new york times always reports the left as does the washington post and they attacked the economy. they say the economy is doing so bad. in fact, the economy is doing great. it is warring. .- roaring they say it is due to trade deficits that the slowdown in the economy or apparent slowdown might be a to b did to the attributed to the recent elections with the house now going to the democrats. the economic policies will slowdown. i just wanted to report that i think the guys who were talking about individual responsibility really had it right. host: you mentioned consumer confidence in the economy since the election heard that new york times article we mentioned -- election. wet

walton family. more than 9000% since 1982. walmart still doesn't pay their workers a living wage.is what a regular economy is all about. how do you respond to that? >> first of all, walmart is one of the biggest employers in the country. a lot of people with limited or low skill sets work at walmart. so the work of bernie, go straight out to jeff bezos, the ceo of amazon, i mean, he put his name on it. so amazon went up to $15 an hour, but don't forget, walmart did go to $11 at the beginning of the year. and i think they will end up liking it again. the report that we talked about that showed the wages growing up, one of the areas with the biggest wage increase percentage wise was retail. in part because they can't find workers. i think it will be a natural response. i am not sure about the family will necessarily be -- >> sandra: i'm going to make a forecast. >> bill: oh, i love this. >> sandra: it is not about the stock market. my forecast is that we have a whole lot coming up. in the next few weeks, talking about christmas, holiday shopping. it's coming. halloween is over now.

combination only any channel key things government give aways accelerating retail ice age between waltons retailers that pay all taxes sales tax full-time jobs with pension plan living wages, laying waste to roman empires of he trailering economically not fair. >> facing scrutiny over decision to open in new york city, virginia did amazon make a mistake with this? is that validity to the fact getting all tax breaks? or can you look at this as a long term situation, where they are going to create all these jobs. >> -- no -- no validity maria because you look at a company, whose annual quarterly sale growth is bigger than entire size of macy's largest department the other chain to give bezos the giveaways creates uneconomic playing field then amazon geodemographic situation according to our people, major mistake because you have population density, and commercial difficulties. >> you are saying given too much. >> given too much. >> agreeing with critics. >> yeah, and the locations. where so many away absurd cpac pacific northwest you can't move from transportation standpoint, and you look a

host: mary is in fort walton beach, florida. you are on the air.n --l go into jim who is on to jim in st. petersburg. caller: i want to talk about one of the big issues, environmental and florida. one of the things that people are confused about is red tide. red tide is a natural phenomenon. it's the blooms starting when we get dust from africa that has iron in it. that is what triggers the algae bloom in the water. that are very few things politician can do. i don't know of anything to stop it. they had a big exposÉ on the news here in tampa a couple of weeks ago. misinformed if they are voting on that as an environmental issue. in a way, you are right. the science has taken over of that. it is less the case that people are directly blaming politicians. what has been true is the fact that the algae bloom and the red tide has reached both coasts of florida. it has lasted a lot longer. it moves out and comes back in. it is one that the visuals are so powerful. it if you live in one of the areas where there is a lot of dead fish on the beaches and yo

we go back to republican club meetings in fort walton beach., republicans, reagan republicans, we're fighting for all the things that ronald reagan fought for. >> like last national debt, righ right, joe? >> yes, less national debt. we're trying to balance a budget. you look at what ronald reagan said about immigration, what he said about refugees, about america being a city shining brightly on the hill for all the world to see. what do you think about my former party, your party, the way donald trump has been conducting this campaign attacking brown people, making up stories about, you know, possibly george soros funding caravans that are still 800 miles away to try to scare white voters? >> well, look, joe, on a personal level it's very hurtful. i'm a refugee to america. imagine if people had treated me like that when i got here, i wouldn't be where i am today talking to both of you. this country is in dire need of labor at the top and at the bottom. we have an administration who doesn't acknowledge it, but sadly and much more importantly, is

john walton will be back with more in the next hour. thank you very much. their chances. and there isa increases their chances. and there is a moment where those who booked letters a nd is a moment where those who booked letters and might want to say they wa nt to letters and might want to say they want to bring it back because they have gone off to la. the best metaphor is that steve baker and jacob rees—mogg were invited to a party on facebook and while they thought they would get 60 people attending, people looked at the weather, it's pretty gloomy and thought better of it. they thought better this brexit than none at all. and isn‘t that theresa may‘s plan? if you present the alternative as no deal, people will say, let‘sjust have any deal at this stage. that's been interesting about her strategy. she‘s going over the heads of her mps. pitching straight to the nation but urging them to get behind her in the national interest. she did that this morning at the cbi, urging business leaders to back her, and broadly they did. and again, going over the heads o