so even with her many years on the farm wichita was still her home. i went along as she visited open houses i like the brown brick house with the glass coffee table. that they want $60000 grandma betty said and that's too high. back home she told mom we looked at a house that cost $60000. she said that's not much. i spent the next week reporting that to anybody who would listen. [laughter] grandma found a tiny square house near downtown wichita near her childhood home in the mexican-american neighborhood where her lifelong best friend had grown up. it was just a five-minute drive from her job at the courthouse she was at the house during the weekend spend weekends at the farm with grandpa. he would make the drive on weeknights after chores but the farm would keep them tied up late into the evening. grandma bought the house for $25000 with the owner carried mortgage with a balloon payment that the seller makes the monthly payments for the first couple years until the buyers payments kick in and increase in amount over time it's like being carried by je

west of wichita. go eagles. in that school i was a very ambitious kid. a kid like me where a family where education hasn't really been harnessed but because there wasn't that the time or resellers to harm. public school for me was the only place that i was going to access this and in that school and this was like a pre- internet moment. it was pre- internet for my people. i did not have a computer until i was a sophomore in college. in people's childhood from the 1980s childhood. it was more like the 1980s and 2000. not something to do with economic advantage. in the summer you work with that. nonetheless i applied for this. honors academy and i got accepted. maybe a hundred kids in the state where i it happened to be at ku. i think that was the first time i was ever in lawrence. we were so grounded by our farm and also assented by our economic station that even this piece of the country so close it felt for me very exotic and faraway. i remember thinking all of these beautiful trees and hills. i got to sit in college classrooms on the university of kans

the debate was hosted by ksnt news in wichita. this is just over 15 minutes. >> in seven days kansas will choose their next governor and tonight the three candidates face off. >> we worked hard and i hope you got the message across. >> i believe we are going to win this race. >> where we stand on important issues like education the kansas governor's debate live from kansas. >> we are alive from the studios in wichita kansas. welcome to the kansas governor's debate. using the hash tag #ksgovdebate. there are stations covering kansas. ksm and across western kansas and topeka and southeast kansas. broadcasting to the kansas city region. i want to introduce the three candidates tonight but will participate in the debate because they are set forth by the corporate ownership next to the group and you can find that criteria on the website. >> , common sense coalition for change in 1992 after graduating he married and has two daughters. a graduate of harvard, oxford and yale worked as an adviser to the campaign and is married and has five

. >> we are alive from wichita kansas welcome to the debate you can follow the debate on social media this is a final televised debate including the stations covering kansas and across western kansas covering topeka also broadcasting to the kansas city region. we'll introduce the two candidates tonight and set forth by that corporate ownership we begin with gray gorman running as an independent he started the first businessan in 1992 he has mary he is married with two daughters also joining us is the current secretary of state a graduate of harvard and oxford and dale working as an advisor to donald trump's campaign and is married with five dollars. and the state senator first elected 2004 prior to that the executive director for the nonprofit standard parks association and graduate of indiana university married with two daughters. so from the sister stations covering southeast kansas and those are the co- moderators for the debate tonight going over the rules there will not be any opening statements they get 60 seconds to answer each question then we will ring a bell when time is up

ksn in wichita, ksnt covering topeka. we are also being seen on ksci the spot. i want to introduce the three candidates tonight. they were invited to participate because they met the criteria. we begin with greg gorman. instarted his first business 1992. that she is married with -- he is married with two daughters. he has worked as an advisor to president donald trump. he is married and has five daughters. also joining us is laura kelly. she is a state senator elected in 2004. she is married and has two daughters. my colleagues. a political analyst for ksnt tv in topeka. before we begin, let's go over the rules. there will be no opening statements. candidates will be given 60 seconds to answer each question. belle end, we will ring a -- [bell rings] when time is up. follow-up will be limited to 30 seconds. receive 30ate will seconds for a closing statement. the questions you are about to hear were not made available to the prior debate. jessica scheer, you have the first question. jessica: welcome to our candidates this evening. -- is our current governor this i

wichita, kansas is next. we go to the democrat line. caller: good evening. i have sat here and listen to some of the other callers that have called in. i think the best thing that we as a p ship -- we as a people of this nation of the united states of america can step back and take a good, fresh breath. that is what is needed right now. ordeal regarding president donald trump. this thing is already a done deal. i heard some of the other callers talk about trump and god. this is already a done deal, it is settled as far as god is concerned. number one, god is not a man. he is spirit and must be worshiped in spirit and in truth. religion. about that is man-made. host: you're calling on our democrats whine. who did you vote for in the governor's race? for thei did not vote woman. i did not vote for her, i voted for greg. because, in some of the statements that she made, or that was made against her, she did not respond. host: he was the green party candidate for independent? caller: he is independent and laura kelly was democrat. 4% toshe won that race by 5% pe

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the wichita eagle reported when the aclu of kansas reached out that way to the ford county clerk, asking her to publicize this voter help line for any voters who were confused, the ford county clerk didn't even respond to the aclu, she instead forwarded that e-mail to the kansas secretary of state's office saying this is what i got today from the aclu, lol. that's the top elections official in ford county, kansas, which is administering this election in dodge city. lol, am i right? and wonder of wonders, the republican secretary of state in kansas, kris kobach, at the top of the ticket in the elections this year, he's running for governor after building his career on making it more difficult for people to vote in the state. and in the country, he worked with president trump to try to make it harder to vote nationwide. even kris kobach, when asked about that situation in dodge city, he now says yeah, maybe they should have another polling place then for dodge city. even he says that. but he also says that this decision this year to have the single polling place for 13,000 voters voting ou

. >> reporter: parents in wichita are filled with anger and frustration after scenes like this.dly trapped on this school bus for more than an hour. leslie zapata started panicking when she noticed her daughter was late. >> she finally called me and she was crying hysterically saying that the bus driver pulled over on the side of the road, that they had to spend the night on the bus. >> reporter: parents say the driver allegedly pulled over because the children were too noisy and uncooperative. >> calm down. >> reporter: the hernandez family also began to worry when their 5-year-old son did not arrive home after more than an hour. >> i honestly feel like the school needs to re-evaluate protocol. you have to think about the parents. you have to think about everybody involved. my biggest concern is our safety for our kids. >> reporter: parents say they hope this incident leads to an updated policy. even the parents themselves are split on this one. some say that their kids were traumatized but others agree with the wichita public school district who says the driver followed compan

that saying comes from a real place, dodge city, kansas, about 2 1/2 hours west of wichita. nowadays, the people of dodge city are happy to tell you that they would love for you to come back. dodge city welcomes you. don't go, don't get out of dodge, don't go, come back. over the past few decades, dodge city, kansas, has changed dramatically. in large part because of the opening of two big meat packing plants in town. those plants and their steady jobs became a magnet for hispanic workers, and today 60% of the people who live in dodge city are hispanic. it's one of the few places in kansas where the population is majority minority. when white people are not the majority population in the town. alejandro's family is one of those families that moved to dodge city for work. he was born and raised in dodge city. and now he's old enough to have a say in who represents dodge city in our democracy. >> i'm the son of immigrants, and the son of two people from mexico, came here in the '90s. they always instilled in me that voting is one of the most important rights you earn from bein

she ended up in wichita for three days, and i was here in the judiciary committee in the rayburn building in the house when the first plane hit and we watched live as the second plane hit. it was a horrible, horrible time, but good memories as the house and senate came together on the steps of it captitol that night, and the response was good. i was with george w. bush last week reminiscing about what occurred at that time. it seems like a hundred years away right now. steve: the country at that point was united. does it take a tragedy to bring us together? sen. flake: sometimes. it certainly did at that point, and now it would probably take at least that. but the country did come , together. we voted overwhelmingly to allow the president go forward and go after the taliban in afghanistan. the notion that we could have an overwhelming vote like that and it would take a tragedy, perhaps, i hope it wouldn't, but that is the reality. steve: on june 14, 2017, you were in alexandria, virginia getting ready for a baseball game. what happened that morning? sen. flake: we had just finished battin

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it is bill in wichita, kansas, happily employed. see the economy the way that it is growing, it is booming. part of business is good -- our business is good and i am optimistic about the future. i am concerned when i hear all of these people talk about the rising cost of health care. now, i am single and 63 years of age. has changed very little in the last four or five years. i guess i am a little confused and i need to pay more attention to it. but i am happy with my insurance. and very optimistic about the future. thank you. n, a business owner. kind of business? guest: i am a cpa, so i get to see the effects of the new tax cuts up close and personal. know, i am getting off facebook officially after the george soros revelation. thisognize suddenly that is the tv equivalent of facebook. sasse was on c-span at c-span2 all the time. he was talking about his hometown in nebraska and all of the bills in society -- ills in society, and completely overlooked the primary cause of mortality. he did not recognize our mortality is suddenly g

. >> reporter: i want to thank gary from wichita who bought me breakfast. jillian: what about us?e balance of power at stake in today's crucial election. jillian: donald trump making closing argument in 3 back-to-back rallies as he tries to help the gop keep control of congress. rob: garrett tenney with more on what to watch today. >> reporter: there is a lot riding on today's election. for democrats, today is about retaking the majority in the house, they only need to make up 23 seats to do that and even some republicans say they expect to see that happen. and the senate the gop is hoping to expand its majority by at least one if not more. there are a handful of races that are no in that. florida, nevada, indiana, arizona, missouri is one to keep an eye on tonight, donald trump keeping his eye on those for much of the last week holding rallies in those states and he spent 12 hours on the campaign trail hitting up missouri, ohio, indiana making his final pitch to voters. >> the radical democrats take power they will take a wrecking ball to our economy and to the future of our coun

the debate was hosted by ksnt news in wichita. this is just over 15 minutes. >> in seven days kansas will choose their next governor and tonight the three candidates face off. >> we worked hard and i hope you got the message across. >> i believe we are going to win this race. >> where we stand on important issues like education the kansas governor's debate live from kansas. >> we are alive from

you can see the system coming from bismarck to wichita and another system all the way to the southeast even in florida. we are locked in with dry weather but they have been getting these systems. for us we have a dry pattern. 1h

you can see the system coming from bismarck to wichita and another system all the way to the southeast and even in florida. we are locked in with dry weather but they have been getting these systems. for us we have a dry pattern. 1 fake and now some models go to the 21st with no rain. pattern the coast and . everything goes up and over dives down. a north wind out of vacaville. variable with 40s and 50s on the temperatures. not school for some. upper 40s and low 50s -- morgan hill and gilmore 48 and 47. some of the rain is in the pacific northwest and that pattern continues. everything is locked in. 70s for most for the highs. 6:01. cell, what would you say about the traffic? >> a new accident reported here in on the creek. ri looking at it -- it is reported just north of south main. somewhere along the line here there is a crash. it looks like you could be at north main, judging the slow pattern. southbay will be here and that is not slowing. some slow traffic there is a brand you crash and we will get to the bottom of that. looking at the richmond bridge the traffic is moving along w

it's already snowing in wichita.t has 2-3 inches of rain today and tonight from the southeast into the mid atlantic. that will sneak up into the northeast later on tonight. and about 1-2 inches of snow possible oklahoma to missouri. tomorrow, we have a little snowstorm for you in western new york, the adirondacks. if anyone has ski plans for thanksgiving weekend in northern new england, this is gold. on friday we could do it again with two snowstorms in northern new england in one week. >> wow. >> it's that time of year. >> we're getting there. >> the tree on the plaza is already up. >> it's the holiday season. >>> still ahead, the latest on the drama down in houston as the rockets' season fails to launch and all the highlights from a wild day around the nfl. all the details next in sports. back in a moment. ♪ applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos are back. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos are back. ato be there... for the good. and not so good. for the mundane. the a

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. >> i'm going to drive you to wichita to catch a train >> we'd appreciate it. >> train don't run outu're a hog or cattle >> as americans travel to grandmother's house this holiday, we'll talk about the biggest challenges for the industry and the best opportunities for investors. the final hour of "squawk box" hits the road right now. ♪ >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box. >> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square. another great -- i'd like to do what that guy does, but -- >> those aren't pillows. >> but did you see the guy where he just for no reason he makes that noise you did it i'm not going to do it you weren't on camera. >> i wasn't on camera. >> becky quick who just went -- and andrew who -- >> you did it. >> i did to show what you did though. futures right now as boeing has really recovered again today after a bounceback yesterday some of this is boeing up about seven points. which is equivalent to 50 dow points that was the point i made yesterday. if boeing had cl

wichita, 39. memphis, 57. chicago, 35 degrees on sunday. charleston, west virginia, 53.we continue through the start of next week, temperatures get cold on tuesday in green bay with highs reaches in the 30s. in new york city, the high of 39 on wednesday. in wilmington, north carolina, high of 59 degrees >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. still to come, "hamilton" creaticreat creator is moving to the big screen. >>> up next, why health offic l officials say why every single step counts. the push to get more people up the push to get more people up jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again and again and maybe just one more time. indulge in irresistible freshness. febreze unstopab

on sunday, the colontinues to push farther to the south, wichita 39. mphis 57.35 degrees on sunday and charleston, wes virginia,53. but then as we continue through the start of next week, temperatures get very, very cold on tuesday in greenba highs not even reaching into the 30s.h new york citcoldest day will be wednesday with a high of 39. even down in wilmington, north carolina, ah of only 59 degrees on wednesday as well below average. that's a look at the weather across the y. now here is a peek out your window. >> out our window depending ono wherere is depending whether you're seeingunshine or clouds. temperatures in the upper 40s for daytime highs today. but we will eventually get all sunshine out there today. and then for your sunday, few more clouds in place. e do have rain chances late monday. but then we're clearing as we get into your tuesday. so only ae small chaf rain pretty much as we go even through all next week. >> that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. >>> still to come, hamilton creator lin-manuel miranda moving to the big screen. we have

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wichita, kansas, we hear from wilma. caller: hi.'ll say that pelosi, if she wins, because she has experience that we need right now over trump. you know, i've been through all the newcomers but we really don't know if they're wearing their feelings on their sleeve. pelosi, she's -- she's seasoned, she's been there. and she know house to deal with trump. because he has no respect for women. under their ks clothes, the senate sit there, they didn't want another democrat in anybody but a democrat and a woman. and now look what we got, trump. >> do you think president trump has respect for nancy pelosi? >> no. because she's a woman. no. i don't think he'll ever have respect for any woman. and it's sad to say, and i don't want to say, but you know, we all know how he was treated by his mother and father. you the, his brother died an alcoholic and who knows, maybe the dad gave the mother more attention than him. that's why he wants all the attention for him. host: ok ewe continue with call, valencia, california, liz. >> thank you for -- c

flames from the air in on the ground at 113,000 acres are the campfire is bigger than the city of wichitahat grew by thousand acres overnight and is now 25% contained and no new evacuation orders have been issued that is an indication the firefighters are keeping the leading edge of this fire away from populated areas. still a red flag warning has been extended today and there may be deaths of between 30 and 40 miles per hour. very dangerous extreme fire conditions remain, charles. this is not over yet. charles: thank you very much. really appreciate it. back to your money our next guest is big in the real estate world. he's not worried about gridlock in d.c. disrupting the economy. our fundamentals are strong. bob, chairman of investment sales such aol. you say the commercial real estate industry is still in pretty good shape? it is, charles really is. the underlying traction has been great for the underlying fundamentals of real estate whether it's gdp growth, job growth, wage growth, consumer spending, consumer sentiments are all things that really enhance and exert upward pressure on