. >> inback yakima, they had the t time election of three latinas. they ruled the city's large voting system was suppressing the latino population. they say the washington voters act would make this easier in other cities without court intervention. mr. bryant, what are your views on this bill. you can support it. >> we need to have a system where every vote counts and where everybody believes that their vote counts. dr. king, martin luther king said, when people feel estranged from their society and separated from it, they don't feel any obligation to that society. when that happens he, the content of democracy has ended. we need a vibrant democracy. we have to rearrange the lines so everyone's vote counts. that's why i support legislation for the city of pasco, so na every possibly lation can be equally represented. our fastest growing demographic population are latinos. only 30% of latinos will not graduate from high school. if they don't graduate from high school, they are more likely to be incarcerated or live in poverty or have health problems.

. >> potential for significant flooding in yakima sonville. >> coastal communities in georgia, south carolina, north carolina on notice as hurricane matthew continues on its path. >> storm force winds that are affecting the state of georgia and will continue to do so, we are told for about the next 24-hours. >> it is getting worst, so, we winds. >> the greatest impact north carolina will be saturday through sunday morning. >>>reporter: president obama is urging residents in the areas to be on guard. >> those of you that live in georgia should be paying attention because there is been a lot of emphasis on florida, but this thing will keep moving north through florida into south carolina. there are large population centers there that could be vul >>>reporter: the major concern, of alexandre couto silva cours course, for the barrier island islands, coastal areas from jacksonville to south carolina is the flooding. that's what we are battling with here. jacksonville beach, the ocean running down first street in that area at this point. this has become a deadly storm. 3 deaths in florida

washington is where we raise their three boys in the orchards of the yakima valley. i think this is a perfect place for this discussion about how and why we are confident in an optimistic state in why we need to be confident and optimistic governor. if you look at the tri-cities any look at the estate you realize three things. we are making progress on jobs. we are making progress on education. we are making progress on transportation. let's start with jobs where the chad well labs and autozone are growing jobs here. we are going to take its statewide. we have created 250,000 new jobs and 20,000 jobs have been created in the last month. we ought to be proud of that. the number one economy in the entire country. look at education what's happening in the tri-cities. paskal bulldogs have increased their graduation rate by 25% in the last several years. we are moving forward. the high school is the model for the nation s.t.e.m. education and what is happening here is happening statewide. we have had robust increases in education. every single child has access to kinderga

to the state our rain yakima monopoly in russia. she knows what kind of a guy he is and so does bill. trump has no clue. he never met anybody like vladimir putin. kennedy: you think because of his political naivete that's reason for vladimir putin to be interfering with the american election through jewel yawn assange and wikileaks. the russians, the ability to do this today overwhelms what happened in 2000 when it involved people mistakenly poking out the chad. inas loathe some a person has hillary clinton is. the loathe some individual, her one strength is that she does know what kind after guy vladimir putin is and she doesn't have anyone surrounding her like trump has with general michael flynn who was on r.t., russia's payroll and carter page, his other foreign policy experts. he has people who enriched themselves with fsb money. kennedy: it's as though tom clancy were reading jackie colins novels. people roll their eyes and say they want the cold war back. there was a small ca cadre of people who miss the old days. and that's

we will still be below the average with high temperatures hitting 90 in spots like pure yakima levine, tempe and even maricopa. still have a lot of upper 80s. mesa will only make it to 87. still a gorgeous day on tap. 90 in phoenix. to the southwest temperatures also in the 90s. across northern arizona highs today only make it into the 60s to 70s. a beautiful day in the high country. going into tonight we will see mostly clear skies allowing temperatures to drop into the 20s in spots like window rock. low 30s in flagstaff by tomorrow morning. 40s from kingman over to payson and we're looking at overnight lows in the 60s in central arizona with phoenix dropping to 66. tomorrow morning another cool start. not seeing as many 50s tomorrow morning. today was milder and tomorrow a repeat with lois into the mid- 60s under mostly clear skies tonight. looking at the most accurate forecasts, 90s for the high today. warmer for friday, into the mid- in with temperatures dropping a little bit, low 90s for saturday. mid-90s on sunday. we will get a little warmer going into next week. heiser back in

we will have a regulatory system people have confidence. >> the people of yakima deserve to have a well to get the well water to your three month old and not worry about nitrate poisoning. that this simple. with my administration adopted a rule -- a rule to reduce the nitrates to preserve human health. i take issue with my opponent who doesn't want to move for word clearly those what is necessary. it is an approach we need rules against the oil train blowing up a and help the railroads we safer to inspect the rails on a more frequent basis and others to help first responders. my opponent wants to stop the rulemaking process and understand that. so now in the pipeline if we're going to build the red mountain interchange the infrastruinfrastru cture project cost 40 million we will fix highway 12 the bill says we don't need to do that he will just do that with magic. i have to disagree with him behalf 50 years 60,000 people moving here because we have the number one economy in the united states . why we have the homelessness problem they are driving up the rent we need to build the transfe

in yakima a federal federal court ruling led to the first time in election of three left the nest to the city council. the court ruled the city at-large voting system was oppressing the representation of their significant let you know population. supporters say the washington voters rights act would make it easier in other cities without court intervention. mr. bryant, what are your views on this bill? bryant: we need to have a system where every vote counts and where everybody believes that the vote counts. dr. king, martin luther king said that when people feel a strange was the site and separate from it, they don't feel any obligation to that society. he said when that happens, the content of our democracy is emptied. we need a vibrant democracy and that means we will have to in some cases rearranged the line so everyone's vote counts and that's why support legislation for the city a passcode to be able to move their lines around so that every population can be equally represented. but we have a washington state a bigger problem than just redrawing electoral lines. our fastest way