>> denise: yeah, well, in fact, senator sherrod brown will be here this morning at william patrick day head start program here. he uses this place as a backdrop to urge congress to help him pass a bill he has right now that will help schools and head start programs like this one regularly test for lead in their water. if you've been watching our station, you've been seeing all the stories that we've been do you about high levels of lead found in cleveland stills. wilbur wright elementary is one of the most recent where the water there tested positive for high levels of lead. the school district flushed the systems of 69 schools and replaced the faucets and fountains. they also did bring in bottled water for everyone to drink. school officials have said that they obviously want parents to feel like their children are safe. >> i don't think the parents to panic. we're okay and fine.

. >> denise: what's happening today is actually senator sherrod brown is expected here at william patrick day head start. he will talk about a new bill that he's co-sponsoring that and preschools like this one to regularly test for lead in their water. we've been getting you answers on what's going on in cleveland schools as far as the lead found in their water. that situation went on for the past several months. wilbur wright elementary school was tested and found to have lead in the drinking water. the cleveland metropolitan school district did over 5,000 tests of water samples, 580 had elevated levels of what the district did was flushed the systems of 69 schools and replaced faucets and fountains and brought in bottled water for the students and their faculty to drink. now, the legislation that senator sherrod brown is here to talk about today will actually help pay for the testing of water to discover if, in fact, there is any lead in some of these schools' drinking water. he'll be here at 10:30 a.m. this morning. coming up in the next half hour, principal about what she had to say t

there are so many worthy people we had my prepared introductions like daniel patrick moynihan. william sloane coffin, the correspondence between bill buckley and william sloane coffin, claire booth lutes, hubert humphrey. >> i must interject, if enough of you go out and buy this book, you increase the chances of there being a sequel. all the obituaries and eulogies, not have room to include. >> torch flickering but not quite dead. >> please join me in thanking james rosen and christopher buckley. [applause] >> i am lindsay craig, "national review" institute, so grateful to all of you for your support. so we can being programming like this and thank you for writing this book, christopher, we love having you come to participate in them. and another great moderating job, have a great weekend. >> on booktv's in depth coasting at discussion of the 1941 attack on pearl harbor on the eve of the 75th anniversary. on the program the author of countdown to pearl harbor, and the author of japan 1941, countdown to infamy and craig nelson with his book pearl harbor, from infamy to greatness. follow

alan: grabado con orquesta laura pausini: sÍ, la maravillosa orquesta de patrick williams, el productorausini: hoy. dos horas atrÁs. ahora mismo. por favor, en amazon y itunes, go! alan: y yo, como soy codo, ya lo tengo. karla: vamos a un mensaje de nuestras afiliadas. ana patricia: sÍguenos en todas nuestras redes sociales. te esperamos en facebook, instagram y twitter. busca nuestras cuentas oficiales y disfruta con "despierta amÉrica", donde hay ayuda, actualidad y alegrÍa. alan: y aparte que podemos seguir platicando aquÍ las cuatro horas del show. laura pausini: claro, porque a mÍ me encanta hablar. alan: tu sencillo se convirtiÓ en Éxito mundial, y grabaciÓn del aÑo en la entrega del latin grammy. vas a estar cantando. laura pausini: sÍ, estoy realmente muy emocionado. no te acostumbras a las nominaciones. karla: pero tÚ siempre estÁs nominada. laura pausini: la penÚltima vez, no. y sufre mucho. pero "el lado derecho del corazÓn" es una canción un poco mÁs difÍcil, como para adultos, digamos asÍ. estoy tan contenta de que eligieron este tema para nominarlo, porque es una de las ca

patrick and merissa lynn. >> welcome to another round let's go to william jefferson blithe online one. you're on the air. >> i love women. >> that sounds an awful lot like bill clinton. >> my mother named me william jefferson blithe ii. >> can we call you bill. >> do it. >> what if we called you bubba? >> shut up. >> what did you call sflr >> advice. >> what's wrong? >> i screwed up anymy car. >> what happened? >> i'm stuck? a ditch. >> don onl i don't know what you heard but clinton is stuck in a ditch. >> i understand. >> can you pick him up? >> no. >> do it. >> no. >> i got whacked. >> there's something wrong with you. you're not very good. >> this is getting out overhand. >> let's bring in george online three. >> i'm george w. bush. >> how do we know that's him? >> say something only george w. bush would say. >> too many obgyn is aren't able to mrakt their love with women across the country. >> this is merissa. >> everybody love yous and so do i. >> thank you. >> wait a minute, he called with a message for don. what did you want to a? >> good riddens. >> you're not a nice person. >

senators that i had privilege of working with, senator pete williams of new jersey and senator daniel patrick moynihan of new york and somewhere in our calendars we'll figure out where we first met but two great friends of all of us for many, many years who are going to give us the background and some insight into the presidential debates this year, where the commission started and hopefully where the commission is going. i know for many of you this commission has been a model for debates with organized by political parties, civil society in some cases by the election management commissions. so with that, let me turn it over to frank and then mike. at the end we will take questions. this is all live, and so, and all on the record. so, frank, take it away. >> thank you very much, bill, and good morning, everyone. i want to welcome you to the united states on behalf of the commission on presidential debates. mike and i are going to try to be as brief as possible, give you a little background what we're looking at in the future in this changing world we live in because of these things. this is a

patrick daniel moynihan. >> as a matter of fact, i had wondered why that wasn't in there. >> william sloan coffin.the correspondence between the two was hilarious. clare boothe luce. >> again, why -- >> hubert humphrey. >> well, now here i must interject and say if enough of you go out and buy this book -- [laughter] you increase the chances of there being a sequel. >> yes. >> all the obituaries and eulogies -- >> that will be called -- >> -- james did not have room to include. >> a torch flickering but not quite dead. [laughter] >> please join me in thank james rosen and chris buckley. [applause] >> thank you all very much for coming. i'm lindsay craig, president of national review institute, as jack said, we're so grateful to all of you for your support so that we can bring programming like this. thank you to james for writing this book, we really appreciate it, christopher, of course, we love having you come to our events and participate in them. obviously, you're a dear friend, thank you. and another great moderating job, we appreciate it. thank you all, have a great weekend. [applause] there>

patrick. a massachusetts liberal arts college campuses sending prayers to an alum who was injured while protesting the dakota access pipeline. 21-year-old sophia wilensky is a graduate at williams college violent. she was hit by a grenade. her left arm might have to be amputated. the prayer service was held for her last night. wilensky's father talking about his daughter's recovery. she's focused on the fact that it's not about her. it's about what we are doing for our country, for the native people. antoinette: wilensky's father says the grenade was thrown directly at her. they weren't even using so-called concussion grenades which are nonlethal. a police officer was hurt in that overnight clash. she was shot and killed a week before the brexit vote. the sentence handed down to the man who murdered british lawmakers. a suspect in custody in the shooting of a campus police officer. what police say the shooting may not have been an ambush. cindy: rain, areas of snow moving across the country timing when it arrives here and the impact on your holiday travel pls. to know how much snow we will get this winter. cindy has long-term predictions from a guy whose track record is spot on

patrick have spoken to and john, founders of the company, the bloomberg index calculates they are the youngest billionaires. from your perspective, what sets them apart as leaders? williami think they've had from day one and extraordinary vision for strike. -- stripe. not just payments, but allowing entrepreneurs to build huge businesses online. it is that passion and longform -- long-term orientation. emily: thank you so much for joining us today. great to have you. bob greifeld has been running the show at nasdaq for the next -- last 13 years. while many in the business are cautious about president trump, he is more optimistic. he has to understand we are coming into the age of machine intelligence, machine learning and the data that has the ability to change the employment profile of this country and really on a local basis, profound ways and ways we have not seen since the industrial revolution. >> so that fits in perfectly with donald trump's vision of america? is it back to what we saw 60 -- doesn'tr what have to be the 2.0 version? this, should we become more nationalistic or not is a topic for debate, but the changes in technology are the most important thing, a

mccain who secures a sixth term by defeating anne kirk patrick, jerry moran of kansas, john hoven and john thune of south dakota who beats jay williamsy to pr jekt where the democrat will take back his seat from republican johnson who took the six four years ago. a fine gold come back would be -- in louisiana where the jungle primary is making it difficult to project who will replace david vitter, a republican, there are numerous dand cates from both parties on the ballot and the winner must get more than 50% of the vote to preclude a runoff which would be december 10th. >> and this just in ready to make another call now. the foxx news decision desk is projecting that donald trump has won the state of arkansas in the presidential state. this of course a state of which bill clinton was governor for a number of years, first lady of hillary clinton out of arkansas for 12 years as well and this state typically votes republican and has done so tonight with donald trump. >> as you look at the electoral votes that will be tallying up throughout the night on the bottom of your screen, will be ticking to 270. that's what you need to win the p