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first, how mrs. clinton herself sees the situation. those requests and issues related to security were rightly handled by the security professionals in the department. i did not see them, i did not approve them, i did not deny them. these issues would not ordinarily come before the secretary of state and they did not in this case. >> there you have it. not my job. not my job. as head of the state department i left it to others to protect americans in dangerous places overseas. but the security people, as mrs. clinton calls them, failed to protected ambassador stevens despite being warned time after time that more security was needed. >> why has no one been held accountable? how come not a single person lost a single paycheck connected to the fact that we had the first ambassador killed since 1979? >> it is my position that in the absence of finding dare election or breach of duty there could not be immediate action. >> immediate action? there was no action taken ever. no one in hillary clinton's state department was held responsible fo

today, for the first time, we heard mrs. clinton's truth. what she really believed as she told the public a vid crow was to blachl. and the truth is that what mrs. clinton said public ly was very different from what she claimed privately she knew. that it was a pre-planned terrorist attack and she said she knew it. here is secretary clinton in her own words to the prime minister of egypt hours after the attack. >> we know that the attack in libya had nothing to do with the film. it was a planned attack. not a protest. those are her words. and she goes onto say, based on the information we saw today, we believe the group that claimed responsibility for this was affiliated with alquaeda. we've never seen that e-mail before. so why did she tell the families and the public a different story. >> there's no evidence for a video-inspired protest. so where's the false narrative start. what troubles me more is i think you knew the truth. within 24 hours, you had a meeting with the egyptian prime minister. we know the attack in libya had nothing to do

first, let me commend mrs. clinton's obvious stamina. sitting before that committee for an amazing 11 hours, and secondly for having lost none of her appeal to the liberal mainstream media, which positively gushed all over here, a sample of their effusion, if i may. the "boston globe" wrote -- the "washington post," its headline -- the post writing -- politico, its headline -- even dubbing it hillary's best week yet. editorial boards from the new york times and "l.a. times" calling on democrats to walk away from the committee are disbanded entirely. but all of those reactions and statement of solidarity are entirely beside the point. and congressman jim jordan delivered the point as crisply and succinctly as we could ask. here he is, and mrs. clinton's rather sad defense. >> at 11:00 that night, approximately one hour after you told the american people, you said to your family two officers were killed in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. you tell the american people one thing, you tell your family an entirely different story. in 24 hou

yet mrs. clinton, mrs. rice, mr. obama for days and days continued to spin the video lie. do you disagree with that assessment, lynn? >> can i just, jon, my point i agree with judy. if this was, this was new. but they didn't clearly say it. we could also then, if we have a moment say, what, this has been so debated for years now, that the administration, and susan rice, when she went on tv shows that sunday, didn't tell the events in the best way possible. so when we think of a hearing with all these resources to look for something new, bottom line is, we now know a little more. it is not bad. but, where was the follow-up? where was the orchestrated, you know organization that you see in hearings sometimes tord to, order orderly way talk to chelsea what did you know? what was the difference? it was such a mishmash of questioning and overabundance of interest in sidney blumenthal that they couldn't, so they had something they wanted to develop. and they just did not do it. and therefore, even the chairman, couldn't come up with what judy and kimberly strassel came up with w

it was suggested -- mrs. clinton also gave the impression today that the u.s. operation in benghazi was temporary. >> there was not an active plan for a consulate in benghazi at any point during this period. that is not what the compound in benghazi was. it was a temporary facility placed there to help us make a determination as to what we would need going forward in benghazi. >> reporter: ambassador stevens deputy greg hicks testified under oath shortly after the attack, but a specific conversation he had with stevens about mrs. clinton's plan. >> did i tell the accountability review board that secretary clinton wanted the post made permanent, ambassador pickering was surprised, he looked both ways to the members of the board saying this is the seventh floor know about this? . >> reporter: the seventh floor is short hand for the executive suite at the state department where mrs. clinton's office was. stevens had to be in benghazi because of a budget with the state department, lou? lou: catherine, thank you very much, catherine herridge, our chief intelligence

secretary clinton: mr. chairman, i've said it before, i will say again, i'll say it as many times as is necessary to respond. chris stevens communicated with the members of my staff. not raise security with the members of my staff. communicated with him about certain issues. he did not raise security with me. raised security with the security professionals. i know that's not the answer you hear because it's being asked in many different ways by committee members. facts,se are the mr. chairman. john: hillary clinton, 2016runner for the democratic presidential nomination, was on capitol hill this week. testimony ongave her four-year service as between 2009state specifically, in relation to the september 2012 terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya, in which four americans, including ambassador chris stevens, were murdered. republicans believe mrs. clinton had the opportunity to tell the whole story, especially leading up tood the benghazi attack. democrats say republicans are playing politic

ty woods went emt with mrs. clinton that day and took note. i gave her a hook and shook her hands, and she said we're going to have the filmmaker arrested who is responsible for the death of my son. but records show that mrs. clinton told her daughter and the egyptian prime minister it was terrorism with no connection to the film. >> either she was lying to the prime minister or she was lying to me and to the american public. >> during the hearing, mrs. clinton said it was conflicting intelligence and not clear-cut. >> i believe do this day that the video played a role. >> but clinton's apparent lack of candor is an automatic disqualifier to the highest office. >> in order to follow a leader as the commander-in-chief, the military needs to trust what their leader says. >> what do you have to hide? >> after this heated exchange, the committee chairman told fox's greta van sust run. i want folks to see this is a serious investigation into all aspects of benghazi. >> the 11-hour hearing may have provided new tips for fbi agents investigating a br

mrs. clinton: mr. trump was asked about it, and he said, things like that happen in the world, and governor bush said, yeah, stuff happens. no. that's an admission of defeat and surrender to a problem that is killing 33,000 americans. mark: but the size of her entourage and the controlled formality of clinton's interactions with voters makes her seem less like a challenger and more like a defending champ. >> the secret service protection she has, cautious staff, she's not answering reporter questions. she is sticking on message. that's really different from the way a lot of other candidates work. mark: here is another example of how clinton is an unusual candidate. a reporter she has known for nearly a quarter century, standing inches away from her, asks her questions, and she pretends she can't hear him. what is your message to the nra, secretary clinton? can i ask you a question about guns, secretary clinton? what is your message to the nra? like a normal candidate, clinton will take questions from a

clinton couldn' t avoid tough questions. mrs. clinton: tonight i want to talk not about my e-mails but about what the american people want for the next president of the united states. karen but here she got a : surprise boost from sanders. sen. sanders: let me say something that may not be great politics, but i think the secretary is right. and that is that the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: thank you, bernie. thank you. [laughs] karen: sanders is shaking up the primary race, but still trying to explain his far left positions and whether he can win the general election. sen. sanders: what democratic socialism is about is saying that it is immoral and wrong that the top 1/10 of 1% in this country own almost 90%. karen: for the other three candidates, it looks like a missed opportunity to make a splash. and where does vice president joe biden fit in? even his supporters say the window is closing for him to announce a run. karen travers, abc news, washington

ty woods went emt with mrs. clinton that day and took note. i gave her a hook and shook her hands, and she said we're going to have the filmmaker arrested who is responsible for the death of my son. but records show that mrs. clinton told her daughter and the egyptian prime minister it was terrorism with no connection to the film. >> either she was lying to the prime minister or she was lying to me and to the american public. >> during the hearing, mrs. clinton said it was conflicting intelligence and not clear-cut. >> i believe do this day that the video played a role. >> but clinton's apparent lack of candor is an automatic disqualifier to the highest office. >> in order to follow a leader as the commander-in-chief, the military needs to trust what their leader says. >> what do you have to hide? >> after this heated exchange, the committee chairman told fox's greta van sust run. i want folks to see this is a serious investigation into all aspects of benghazi. >> the 11-hour hearing may have provided new tips for fbi agents investigating a br

the: mrs. clinton told panel the u.s. needs to permits to advance america's interests around the world, even in dangerous places. perfect security can never be achieved. president obama is meeting today with pakistan's prime minister with nuclear weaponry at the top of the discussion. the u.s. will offer financial assistance to pakistan in exchange for scaling back its program. pakistan wants to see revived peace talks between the afghan government and the taliban. a military operation in northern captives whordish face mass execution by islamic state militants. one u.s. soldier died in the operation. the effort was carried out overnight west of -- that's a look at our first word is. -- first word is pretty can find the latest on -- first word news. you can find the latest on bloomberg.com. david: the job market with steady improvement. 5.1%. cooled and wages remain stagnant. john perez is standing by with pimm fox at bloomberg radio for exclusive interview. pimm: here to tell us more about the new guidelines for economic

mark: a kansas republican asked mrs. clinton why no one was fired after the benghazi attacks. she replied a department investigators in her word could not find a breach of duty. the u.s. senate set to pass a bill aimed at proving cyber security. -- and proving cyber security. a procedural vote taken today represented a healthy endorsement of the bill proposed by companies such as apple and dropbox. they said it lacked key privacy protections and may result in personal information ending up in the government hands. officials in israel say to palestinian stabbed a jewish man at the school bus stop outside jerusalem. the least fatally shot one of the attackers and gloom did another. it was the latest incident in more than a month of violence. ast night police killed jewish man thinking he was an israeli attacker. benjamin netanyahu talked about this in berlin today with the u.s. secretary of state. john kerry said he will present plans for defusing the violence over the weekend. russia is pushing for early presidential elections in syria. the official said the president would dec

and some were not. >> reporter: mrs. clinton took responsibility for what happened, as she has in the past. >> i would imagine i thought more about what happened than all of you put together. i've lost more sleep than all of you put together. i have been wracking my brain about what more could have been done. >> reporter: republicans came with printouts of clinton's e-mails related to libya. and asked why there were so few in the months before the attack. implying that she was not paying attention. >> libya, benghazi, chris stevens, the staff there, they seemed to fall off your radar in 2012 and the situation's getting much worse. >> well, congresswoman, i did not conduct most of the business that i did on behalf of our country on e-mail. i conducted it in meetings, i read massive amounts of memos, great deal of classified information. i made a lot of secure phone calls. i was in and out of the white house all the time. >> reporter: and again and again, republicans pressed her about her e-mails from her old friend, sidne

the fbi investigation is actively looking for evidence mrs. clinton's server was compromised, and the issue was front and center on capitol hill. >> if an nsa employee came to you and said, hey, boss, we have reason to believe russia's foreign minister or iran's foreign minister is conducting official business on a private server, how would you respond? >> from a foreign intelligence perspective, that represents opportunity. >> reporter: mrs. clinton has not driven herself since 1996, so this phishing scam may not have been convincing enough to quote, we have no evidence to suggest that she applied to this e-mail or opened the attachment. as we have said before, there is no evidence that the system was ever breached. but a well-placed cyber intelligence source tells fox news the mere fact that mrs. clinton was targeted is, quote, a game changer because the risk is no longer hypothetical. her e-mail address was discovered by an outside entity which left her and other government employees open to compromise. jon. jon: there could be more informa

but i'm still keeping money on clinton. >> speaking of mrs. clinton, we just showed the wedding photo of mrs. clinton at the donald'sed withing a second ago. man oh, man. >> isn't that awful? >> take a look. >> this is what money can buy, right? >> meanwhile, mrs. clinton coming this thursday to the benghazi committee and that's serious. and she he is -- >> that would be very serious. >> dismissing it in a certain way. but she's got some questions to answer even though she said she answered them. >> i don't think the benghazi hearing is about ben guzy ghazi all. i think it is about hillary. is she honest? is she trust worthy? she had a great night tuesday night. with the controversy and lawyer-like responses, people forgot she is actually a very formidable well-informed polished candidate. but the big issue in the hearing is, does she come in and say this is all a right wing conspiracy and right swing attack or whatever it is, that's what the democrats will say. or does she sound honest, sound transparent. this sound silly, but sound genuine.

>> well today mrs. clinton gave the impression that the u.s. operation in eastern libya was only temporary. >> there was not a, an active plan for a consulate in benghazi. at any point during this period. that is not what the compound in benghazi was. it was a temporary facility. placed there to help us make a determination. as to what we would need going forward in benghazi. >> but ambassador chris stevens' deputy, greg hicks, testified under oath on capitol hill, about a specific conversation he had with stevens about mrs. clinton's plan. >>dy tell the accountability review board that secretary clinton wanted the post made permanent. ambassador pickering was surprised. >> he later told fox news that stevens had to be in benghazi that september 11th because of a budget deadline at the end of that month. brett? >> secretary clinton said today there was a lot of confusion about the attack. >> the mortar strike on the c.i.a. annex is the smoking gun evidence that it was premeditated terrorism. three mortars struck the c.i.a. in under 90 seconds,

so i'll give mrs. clinton a good job for what she did today. but i was very interested in what the process was in all of these things. i was a little concerned that the security concerns of the ambassador did not reach her desk. that was my one concern. >> and how satisfied were you with the way she responded to those questions in saying that it went to the security experts, if you will at the state department, and that's why it didn't come to her. how satisfied are you with that explanation? >> let's just say i'm kind of middle of the road on that, because having served in these embassies, when we had a security concern and we sent these back to the state department -- and i was in the defense department, but we would go through the regional security officer and voice our concerns. for the most part, those were answered at the professional security officer level. but when you're dealing with something so significant as what happened in benghazi, with the security situation there, i would have thought it would have been elevated to the secretar

there was very little difference on mrs. clinton's posture on benghazi. my transcript is on bill o'reilly.com. do you think hillary clinton hurt or helped herself yesterday. >> she helped herself yesterday. >> you do. >> i do. they didn't uncover anything new. they allowed her to get her talking points out over and over again. they are falling over each other looking ineffective. looked like congress, you know. >> her talking points are essentially this though and this is what i said last night i didn't know anything about it because it's not my job. the security professionals job. so you got a hot spot you wanted to remove qaddafi. your ambassador writes a cable to you which you say you never saw saying we need more security. it's not provided and he winds up' dead. do you really think american people are going to buy it's not my job to protect my people? >> absolutely not. >> well then how can you say it didn't hurt her? >> well, you said yesterday. it's going to hurt her in the long term, bill. but you have got to get somebody who can effectively quest

clinton's private remail was ben affleck mrs. clinton said chris steve else, whom she personally recruited for that dangerous mission and ultimately killed by terrorists during the benghazi attacks, did not have her personal e-mail address. the state department is processing 55,000 of mrs. clinton's private e-mails for public release. friday's was the largest release so far with 7,000 e-mails. mrs. clinton said she deleted 30,000 before turning the rest over. the fbi is investigating whether any laws were broken. health senator. >> that you know, james rosen. clinton says said she never sent anything overseas marked "classified" on the private server >>> trick-or-treating can be a lot of fun for kids. but there are also hidden dangers out there. next, tips on how to keep your family safe on halloween. your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrex

family members of the victims say that mrs. clinton told them personally when the bodies arrived, we will find the baker of that awful youtube video. theis steering them to narrative of, be mad at the guy who made the video. don't be mad at this other reason. which they thought was strange. and i thought was strange. administration, what were you going to arrest the maker of the youtube video for? who had made a perfectly legal -- this is a free place where you can have free speech. what are you going to arrest him for in your mind when you said we are going to get bac that guide? y? thate know from documents have come out that there was an orchestrated effort to not let the public think as ben rhodes put it, not let them think it was a failure and policy. it was ahem to think spontaneous response that they couldn't have predicted and had nothing to do with. host: it leads to the sunday where they repeat the same line of argument. we don't know but. go ahead. guest: and we know now there was this huge flurry of talking points t

these raise questions about the level of engagement mrs. clinton had. who she was listening to regarding what was going on there. she seemed to have plenty of access with bloomingthal but when it came to chris stephens, he didn't have her personal e-mail. >> the congresswoman showed the disparity in te mail is how do we know that committee had seen all the e-mails? >> they probably haven't. i think the realwómÑñ test of a this will not be what happens today but can in the final report that the benghazi committee comes up, can they move the needle. can they show us more information. if he can move the needle and express new interest, hats off to him. >> there's two more sessions to come and he promised more information about the communications with sydney it was feisty before we went to break. i thought it was surprising that mrs. clinton said she didn't have a computer in her state department office. what did you make of that? >> it's interesting. she had plenty of other personal devices. many of which have security questions with them. the idea that

there was very little difference on mrs. clinton's posture on benghazi. my transcript is on bill o'reilly.com. do you think hillary clinton hurt or helped herself yesterday. >> she helped herself yesterday. >> you do. >> i do. they didn't uncover anything new. they allowed her to get her talking points out over and over again. they are falling over each other looking ineffective. looked like congress, you know. >> her talking points are essentially this though and this is what i said last night i didn't know anything about it because it's not my job. the security professionals job. so you got a hot spot you wanted to remove qaddafi. your ambassador writes a cable to you which you say you never saw saying we need more security. it's not provided and he winds up' dead. do you really think american people are going to buy it's not my job to protect my people? >> absolutely not. >> well then how can you say it didn't hurt her? >> well, you said yesterday. it's going to hurt her in the long term, bill. but you have got to get somebody who can effectively quest

there are list of questions, but mrs. clinton has thought this while out. i am sure she has prepared. i always say, if you're going to investigate something the best chance you have is close to the event. three years later when the stories have changed and people have compared notes and e-mails have disappeared it is harder to think that you can get at the solid truth. but i am sure they will be asking things i would ask. i want to know her movements, what she knew about the president's movements. the white house will tell us. questions before and afterwards. >> host: sharyl attkisson, investigative reporter and author. i guess to take your questions and comments. marianne morrisville pennsylvania. thank you for hanging on the line. are you with us? >> caller: yes. all right. what i have to say is, i think hillary clinton is a liar just like all the rest of them. everything revolves around money. and she has got more money than god. and she charges for every speech. and the only ones they get screwed are the american people, once again. >> host: okay. what

theght mrs. clinton, not senior executives of the v.a. who permit over 300,000 veterans to die before they receive health care, not the people in the irs to target conservatives. no one is ever held to account. and we have to move to a system where there are consequences. [applause] ms. fiorina: and we also know we have to lead in the world. we have to get our economy growing again. we have to cut government down to size and hold it accountable, and we have to lead in the world. which means that not only do we have to take care of our veterans, those who have served us, because when we do not care for them it is a stain on our nation's honor. but it also means that people feel as though military service is no longer honored and valued. we have to have the strongest military on the planet. everybody has to know it. [applause] ms. fiorina: and we actually have to send a signal, a really powerful signal, to the world that the united states of america will lead again. [applause] ms. fiorina: and on day one in the oval office, i will make two

>> joining me now, a woman who had the chance to question mrs. clinton tomorrow. great to see you tonight. thank you for being here. >> is the plan to get into specifics like that? the last time around, it was a lot of grand standing. >> well, first and foremost, we need to stay with calm. unfortunately, a lot of dragging of feet and stone walling by the state department and others is taking us a long time to get here. of course, our hearts go out to the families whom we've met with of the victims, the four americans who unless anily lost their lives. that's the charge of this committee. this committee was charged to find the truth. we're on a fact-finding mission to -- >> but, to my point, is that going to happen? the lags time, what we saw is a plot of puckery on camera. >> this is the first time he's had the opportunity to speak to secretary clinton. and, of course, we also now have information that we didn't have in the past. everyone though it took a really long time to get it, we now have documents to ask questions dha will fill in the missing pieces. secret

carly fiorina 42%, mrs. clinton 39%. the fox poll asked the same question about vice president biden and he defeated every single republican candidate. joining us from washington kirsten powers. first of all before we get to that do you expect cnn to be tough on the democrats tonight? >> i hope so. i think they were different moderators jake tapper was the moderator last time different one this time. the republican debate was tough and i hope they will be tough on the democratic debate as well. >> difference between hoping and thinking. so many things you can say. some areas you can go in and then people going oh it should be boring. i'm monitoring that debate, you would have to have the police in there because i have got so much if you were the moderator what would your first question to hillary be? >> i would ask her -- i would say a lot of people have said that you seem to be moving to the left because bernie sanders is in the race do you consider yourself a liberal? >> i would ask her, mrs. clinton, the american amba

mrs. clinton: i am a progressive, but i'm a progressive who likes to get things done, and i know how to find common ground, and i know how to stand my ground, and i prove that in every vision i have had. mr. sanders: what we are against is what the top 1% in this country, they own as much wealth as the bottom 90%. issues likelash on gun control and military engagement. they say the realm of the political unity -- the private e-mail server while she was secretary of state, something republicans hope will hurt her in the general campaign. mr. sanders: enough of the e-mails! let's talk about the real issues! [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: thank you, bernie. thank you. [laughter] participants,her former maryland governor martin o'malley, lincoln chafee, and in web -- jim webb. they were unable to steal the spotlight. genie: in turkey, the prime minister has complained to the u.s. ambassador about reports to possible weapons aid to syrian kurdish forces affiliated with rebels for your let'

and did mrs. clinton mislead the nation about the benghazi assassinations? we will answer those questions tonight. >> do you know where benghazi is? >> afghanistan? pakistan? iraq? iran? >> many americans have no idea what the benghazi hearings or the controversy over mrs. clinton is all about. jesse watters will prove that this evening. >> they need to do something about it the people who are putting their liv

among those entrusted with mrs. clinton's private e-mail address was actor ben affleck. during her testimony before the house benghazi committee last week mrs. clinton admitted that u.s. ambassador to libya chris stevens, whom she personally recruited for that dangerous mission and was ultimately killed by terrorists during the benghazi attack, did not have her personal e-mail address. the state department is processing 55,000 of mrs. clinton's private e-mails for public release. friday's was the largest monthly release thus far, with 7,000 e-mails. mrs. clinton has said she deleted 30,000 before turning the rest over and the fbi is investigating whether any laws were broken. arthel? >> james rosen. thanks, james. >>> this just in. triple crown winner american pharoah just winning the 2015 breeders cup in lexington, kentucky. the award-winning race horse along with the jockey victor espinoza was the favorite going into the race. american pharoah is a 3-year-old colt. he has won unbelievably 9 of his 11 career starts including the first sweep of the kentucky derby, the pr

mrs. hillary clinton is running for the democratic nomination. recently, we have heard a lot of news around the south china sea and mrs. clinton, as you know, has made several comments about the dispute. in 2010, she took a harder stance against china and said it was in the american interest to have stability in that area, and i believe she said at the time, "there is a concern that we all abide by the international rules." she was speaking about china at that time. so why has china recently begun reclaiming so much land in the south china sea? mr. yang: we are not reclaiming land in the south china sea. there has been some construction on islands and reefs. so china has a solid, legal ground and historical facts to back up our position. betty: but america says about 2000 acres of reclaimed land has been added to the island. mr. yang: china has completed land reclamation on some of these islands and reefs, which are part of chinese territory. but the very purpose of some construction on these islands and reefs is mainly to serve public internatio

., increasing chances of recovering information that mrs. clinton says she deleted. plus, the fbi also seizing four state department computers today. imagine that, going into the state department and seizing them. physically. deepen its investigation into how top secret classified information wound up on mrs. clinton's private system. and, here, tonight, former doj attorney general shannon kaufmann with the fallout. >> plat river networks, the colorado company that managed hillary clinton hired a company to essentially be their cloud. but hillary clinton's e-mails were never supposed to be backed up on anything but an on site server. instead, they made it on the off site cloud and now the company could have clinton's e-mails, including the ones she dleeted, dating back to at least june of 2013. the f.b.i. has told them to preserve all data. and according to e-mails obtained by republican senator ron johnson, when the f.b.i. began investigating this matter, members of clinton's team directed plat river to cut the back-up of e-mails. in other words, wipe clean any e-ma

mrs. clinton owns much of the debacle that has unfolded. questions about isis were few. >> i will do everything that i can to make sure that the united states does not get involved in another quagmire like we did in iraq. >> we don't want american proops troops on the ground in syria. what i said is we had to put together a coalition. >> whenever you hear the word coalition, you know nothing will be done. nothing. that's code kind of like comprehensive immigration reform. that's code for amnesty. last night it was apparent that neither sanders or clinton have any attention of aggressively confronting isis just like president obama. on the economy, however, none of the democrats on teenage would criticize president obama directly. all of them are not happy about the situation. >> middle class of this country is collapsing. we have 27 million people living in poverty. >> this inequality challenge we face, we have faced it at other points. it's absolutely right. it hasn't been this bad since the 1920. america has been knocked down although we

mrs. clinton benefits by him saying that. it was the quote of the night, with the republican it's going to continue to be a big issue not only in washington but around the country. >> does sound like people are tired of it. a big cheer. >> it was an activist group, if you're a democrat you want to move on to the issues. >> thank you for joining us from washington this morning. >> thank you for having me. >>> 6:15, the democrats held watch parties throughout the bay area to keep an eye on the debate. in laugh yet 300 people met at the library to watch the debate. backers of hillary clinton came with buttons and shirts. cerny sanders had -- bernie sander has people there as did martin o'malley. >> democrats want to see who's the best, and what are the best ideas. >> it was a chance to hear and see what the lesser known candidates had to offer. the next debate is scheduled for november 14th and that will be in iowa. for more go to ktvu.com and that story is on the front page. >>> let's get you moving this morning, sal, you're wa