daisy, the sun front page there. black friday may. there is no avoiding brexit in this because it is the main story of the day. this is a gag about black friday, and you know they put the

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daisy, the sun front page there. black friday may. there is no avoiding brexit in this because it is the main story of the day. this is a gag about black friday, and you know they put the label black fry—may. i can't help but think the way that they did it with the label go around her neck, it was probably quite deliberate because it does look like a noose and she is probably committing political suicide in this deal. some are absolutely furious. they take 39 billion from us, and we get nothing. theresa may was accused of handing brussels the deal of the century they say on the eve of black friday. it's almost impossible to see where this is going to end up apart from total disaster. we have been over some of the time. she does not have the arithmetic. she still has a threat of a bill contest motion hanging over her. we've heard today other european leaders beginning to kick upa other european leaders beginning to kick up a stink, so she has not even made them happy. people should be laughing all the way to the bank with the deal th

joan and david's eldest daughter daisy was out of town. but their two young boys, just 7 and 10, slept through it all, unaware of what happened. down the hall was shannon's 15-year-old daughter elizabeth, who told the cops she was also in bed, and spending the night with liz was her best friend vera thompson, also just 15. >> both their statements were similar. they were listening to music, watching tv, and they fell asleep. >> five people in the house, and not a one saw or heard any useful thing to help determine who committed this horrible crime, or why. and there weren't many clues either, at least not in plain sight. but that wasn't necessarily because the killer covered his tracks. >> the home was cluttered. there was filth, clothes all over the floor. dishes in the sink. food on the counter tops. >> and the crime scene itself, what did that look like? >> finding evidence is like, you know, finding a needle in a haystack. the house was in such disarray. >> the cops picked their way carefully through the clutter but found no fingerprin

and i showed him the dog, and -- "would you like it see daisy?" and i'd show him the dog, and that seemed to go pretty well, and then i would try to talk to him, and he'd run away. and then the next time, it's me and you facetiming with ashe, and i'd say "hi, ashe. how are you?" he says, "where's albert?" [ light laughter ] so, albert would be outside. so, i'd have to go outside and find albert in the woods. >> seth: in the snow, often. >> in the snow. well, it wasn't snowing then, but you go out and find albert, and then he'd say -- >> that's also -- i do like cause you clearly are walking around with an ipad. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> which is just a dope -- a dopier way to walk around then with a phone. >> seth: imagine being the neighbor, and just seeing dad walking around outside. [ laughter ] >> well, if this was radio i wouldn't do that, but i want everybody to understand. [ laughter ] so that6- >> i'm just pointing out that you look like a dope if you're walking around with your ipad. [ laughter ] that's okay. as your were. >> well, i have

thanks so much, daisy. just beyond the championship site, there is plenty of evidence we are in a traditional mining town. it is hard to believe, but i have been told there is an estimated 70,000 euros worth of gold hidden within these piles of rocks here. itjust shows how important gold is to the area. richard is a local gold mine owner as well as a panning enthusiast. how extensive are all the mines here? but life was hard underground. up until recently, the average miner lived to a0 years of age. very cold, richard. yes. it was often said women would marry three husbands in one lifetime. over at the championship site, the race is back on. it is the women's final and the place is heaving with excitement. some of these women are so fast, they found their specks within under a minute. applause. with all the flakes counted i met the new world champion. how do you feel right now? pretty good! it has been a long week. it is a tough competition, so... it is good. butjust that i thought it was all over,... numbe

daisy duke. that's daisy don't. [ laughter ] >> all right. whatever. >> jimmy: have you been hanging around with jeff ross? you look great. >> thank you, you too. >> jimmy: was john travolta, vinnie barbarino, was that a big deal for you as a kid? >> yes. i had this really super cool drama teacher in junior high, and he would take us to the tapings of these shows. mr. maguinness was his name. we would sit in the audience and i would sneak backstage and try to find the actors. i went to the set of "grease." i can't remember how old i was. they were shooting in orange county and it was the scene where -- the scene where they were doing hand jive, the prom scene, and i was sitting out there. and -- [ laughter ] >> it is the wig. >> jimmy: that's how every scene goes for john. >> and the doors blast open and travolta walked out in the black suit and pink shirt. i said that, i want to be that, you know. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, he was always an inspiration. >> jimmy: wow, that's something else. have you told him that story? >> every time i see h

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thanks so much, daisy. no problem! just beyond the championship site, there's plenty of evidence we're in a traditional mining town. it's hard to believe, but i've been told there's an estimated 70,000 euros worth of gold hidden within these piles of rocks here. itjust shows how important gold is to the area. it's very beautiful. richard is a local gold mine owner, as well as a panning enthusiast. richard, how extensive are all the mines here? but life was hard underground. up until recently, the average miner lived to a0 years of age. over at the championship site, the race is back on. it's the women's final and the place is heaving with excitement. some of these women are so fast, they found their specks within under a minute. cheering and applause. with all the flakes counted, i met the new world champion. how do you feel right now? i'm pretty good! it's been a long week, yeah. it's a tough competition, so... it's good. butjust when i thought it was all over... number 22, kate from bbc! so, i've been roped in to com

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a big thank you to my guests this evening, steven swinford, and daisy mcandrew. that evening. i am holly hamilton with your latest sports news. a big day for the cricketers in antigua. the women's cricketers play india in the next few minutes and if they win that means they will have the chance to become double world champions, having won the one—day title last year. no one ever remembers the semi—final. once you have made the final you can relax and know you better pa rt final you can relax and know you better part of it. so farmers can be difficult. but we need to be sure that whereon it and we have a strong performance. we start well. and we need some of the girls to step up in t20 cricket, one or two players. we never at a lineup we have a lot of players who are capable. and australia are through to the final of the women's world t20 in the west indies after thrashing the host nation in the first of the semi—finals in antigua. australia batted first after the west indies won the toss, and alyssa healy top scored with 46 as they made 142 for 5 from their 20 overs. joe

the chronicles that a horseman brought five thousand iron nails to pity you daisy and received have a sack of grain in payment. but it was some years before the church was in its present form a form that's remained virtually unchanged. hedgy of easy is one of finland's finest surviving wooden buildings a tower which is visible far and wide was not at it till decades later by jaco lebanon's grandson it was larger than was customary and designed to take bigger bells the peal of which can be heard far across the water and the forests. the church is built on a cruciform plan with arms of equal length the lofty roof is covered with tarred shingles. wooden churches of this kind were often built in waterways visible from a distance they also served as landmarks. the architectural styles practice of various periods and most of europe tended to reach the north of the continent after a time lag thus the cruciform grand plan name well hark back to renaissance includes architectural drawings of stockholm churches were used as a basis for the changes local carpenter builders wanted to make in the

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enresto: daisy no pudo contener el llanto al ver cÓmo su hijo fue a conseguir nuevas oportunidades. o se conociÓ que el grupo que saliÓ el domingo fue bien recibido en mÉxico, factor que sin duda motivÓ que mÁs gente atendiera la convocatoria de hoy. este grupo es mucho mÁs numeroso. aquÍ vienen familias completas, familias que dicen que la tierralos de nacer ya no tiene nada mÁs que ofrecerles. >> al tanto desempleo. aparte de eso, la delincuencia. y hay que esperar a que le suceda algo malo aquÍ a uno. enresto: los que se quedan, los que aÚn pueden extender una mano amiga, lamentan que huir sea la Última opciÓn. >> es gente que se les acabÓ completamente el paÍs. esta es gente que estÁ absolutamente desesperada. ernesto: quizÁs sea esa desesperaciÓn la que ha motivado a que muchas mujeres se hayan animado a emprender este largo viaje con sus hijos en brazos. en el salvador, ahuachapÁn, ernesto rivas, univisiÓn. patricia: en respuesta a estas caravanas, el presidente trump dijo que podrÍa mandar hasta 15,000 soldados a la frontera con mÉxico. este es el doble d

thank you very much for that you know with a little daisies this is nine times explorer. james [inaudible] i there's only one of the ladies on sign on and on and on from a fatal rules. press press conference he had had a way with. yes yes. main main reason for your cats cattle. because like what else is read read i'm wrappedd up. hihis rhetoric on it just what's right josh gestione. globale s. u. s. president i see i think [inaudible] it's easy. but just in case you. someone who wanted. to take a look [inaudible] right. one of the other the other side. this is that's about enough present. self self have you have you you weren't working for them you are our room terahertz or is usually worry working for cnn. they should have been the tree and then and then when he was at his using the you learn a lot -- i think that i i want a lot longer than it was intended in day. actually. i find a place for that residential -- i think they will not. hey if you. don't go into in this video idea what many many points which ladies of the house has mental status changes is really little to

a re steven swi nford, deputy political editor at the daily telegraph, and the talkradio presenter, daisy mcandrew. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. nothing is impossible, the words of robert kubica, as it's announced he'll return to formula one eight years after a life changing crash. hooked! co—ca ptain dylan hartley will have to make his impact from the bench when england take on australia this weekend. and dare to zlatan — we hear from the great ibrahimovic, on his remarkable career and he's as modest as ever. the premier league should be happy i didn't come ten years ago, before i came. it would be a different story. also coming up in the programme: they're still on for the double but england's world champions must come past india later to make it through to final of the world twenty20. hello and welcome to sportsday. we start tonight with one of the most remarkable comebacks to elite sport in recent times. he's called it one of the greatest achievements of his lifetime, but eight years after nearly losing an a

thanks so much, daisy. no problem. just beyond the championship site, there is plenty of evidence we are in a traditional mining town. it's hard to believe, but i have been told there is an estimated 70,000 euros worth of gold hidden within these piles of rocks here. itjust shows how important gold is to the area. it's very beautiful. richard is a local gold mine owner as well as a panning enthusiast. richard, how extensive are all the mines here? but life was hard underground. up until recently, the average miner lived to 40 years of age. over at the championship site, the race is back on. it is the women's final and the place is heaving with excitement. some of these women are so fast, they found their specks within under a minute. applause. with all the flakes counted, i met the new world champion. how do you feel right now? pretty good! it has been a long week. it is a tough competition, so... it is good. butjust that i thought it was all over,... number22, kate from bbc! so i have been roped in to comp

and i was struck about your comment about tom and daisy. one of the people that we talked to for this story also made that comparison and said, you know, there was a kind of -- that ivanka just tossed up her hands and said look, i didn't get all the e-mailsn s about the specif of the rules. i don't know what you expect of me. that was the impression that people got. >> isn't there one thing that you would want to do coming into the trump white house, and that is to understand how you do e-mail right? i can't really think of anything else that there would be more important than that, dpimpb wgi happened during the campaign. >> carol, i'm going to play a bit of sound and come back to you. i just want to mention for folks joining us, carol leonnig broke this story tonight, that ivanka trump was busted using a personal e-mail account to send hundreds of e-mails about government business last year in violation of the rules. ivanka trump told "60 minutes" after the election, she was just going to be a daughter, she wasn't going to take a role in

thanks so much, daisy. just beyond the championship side there is plenty of evidence we are ina there is plenty of evidence we are in a traditional mining town. it's ha rd to in a traditional mining town. it's hard to believe i've been told there's an 70,000 euros worth of gold head and within these piles of rocks here. it just gold head and within these piles of rocks here. itjust shows how important gold as to the area. it's a very beautiful. richard is a local gold mine owner as well as a panning enthusiast. how extensive are all domains here? but life was hard underground. up until recently, the average miner lifter to a0 years of age. it's very cold, richard. yes. it was often said women would marry three husbands in one lifetime. 0ver over at the championship side, the race is back on. it is that women's final and the place is heaving with excitement. and some of these women are so fast they found their specks within a minute. with all the flakes counted, i met the new world champion. how do you feel

vet also reported every bit of coverage every news report should go that i was going to do is advise daisy abrams at seventy five thousand votes on brian cam in a completely rigged election saying it's more suspicious than steve menuhin. voluntary going to soup kitchen all right. and in cans is kris kobach last despite rigging that thing every which way but all right also all third party candidates were carefully plucked away like the hairs on a male porn star. that's what every news reports should pretty but instead the job of our corporate media is to manufacture celebration for ridiculous and corrupted alike toral process how do you feel like you. were all come on we can now start the news from behind and say oh the midterms have been taking up a lot of this country's attention but have no fear we can multitask we can bicker about political nonsense and pretend climate change isn't happening at the same time. we can pay millions of dollars to malign political opponents hopefully crushing any future they may have and making their families hate them while also undermining possible peace t

thanks so much, daisy. just beyond the championship site there is plenty of evidence we are in a traditional mining town. it's hard to believe i've been told there's an 70,000 euros worth of gold head and within these piles of rocks here. itjust shows how important gold as to the area. it's a very beautiful. richard is a local gold mine owner as well as a panning enthusiast. how extensive are all the mines here? but life was hard underground. up until recently, the average miner lifter to 40 years of age. over at the championship side, the race is back on. it is that women's final and the place is heaving with excitement. and some of these women are so fast they found their specks within a minute. with all the flakes counted, i met the new world champion. how do you feel right now? really good. it has been a long week. it's a tough competition as well. it's good. butjust when i thought it was all over blocked kate from bbc. i've been roped into competing and i'm absolutely terrified. take your place. get re

take a reverse version of driving miss daisy. got to check it out. we want to wish some happy birthdays now. first oscar winning actress famr former dallas cowboys quarterback troy aikman turns o. singer carley jepsen is celebrating her birthday. here's her number, 33. >> good one. i was hoping you would sing that. this l shie . ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ expected >>> welcome to wednesday morning. we are tracking a storm expected to bring rain across the bay area. live look at the radar right now. kari keeps track of it for us. lots of people coming and going on this day before thanksgiving. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. the rain is expected to come, but we can already see and smell a difference in the air. >> yes, it's already bringing in light showers across parts of the bay area. this will help improve our air quality as we go throughout the day

and the new daisy and then after that, they redeveloped beale street as an entertainment district. that's what you see today. and there are all kind of plans as to, okay, we know that these clubs will be part of the entertainment district but what do we do with the places right along the river? so they're still thinking through that. beale street is a way of attracting people back to that area. i think it's important so that people see the historic street and don't come away with this idea that it's just an entertainment district, it's just where we go to enjoy the clubs and buy souvenirs but see it as a part of community life, african-american community life in memphis, and to see it in a lot of ways like people see bourbon street and the french quarter in new orleans. you know it's an entertainment district but you also know that you could kind of walk into some very historic places right along the street, so you get an appreciation of what one part of new orleans life and new orleans history was. i think it's important that you are still able to do this with a place like beale s

say when i was a teenager i remember the media and president johnson they had the commercial called a daisy commercial. you're probably familiar with the diesy commercial. >> michael: it was shown once in 1964. >> guest: they're saying -- is a crazy man he's going to blow up the whole world, and you're going i'm scared. 'mi'm believing johns, and cbs, and they're saying goldwater, i think he only won one state, and then later on, three of my friends were killed in vietnam, and i was so mad at johnson. i neverer voted. i have not voted to this day. i was so mad at that, and i just wondered how did we get fooled into the media and juneson and later on you find out goldwater want really just a bad man and i'd like to see what your comment on that was. >> michael: i think goldwater was a better man than he was told to be at the moment. lbj -- was talking to robert mack numara the secretary of defense who is one of the villains of the vietnam war. he had been urging johnson to get in in a big way. and in february of '65, johnson is sending huge numbers of americans off to vietnam and telling the

at the papers with our reviewers steven swinford from the daily telegraph, and talkradio presenter, daisy mcandrew. stay with us for that. just three days before the eu brexit summit, negotiators have finally agreed a draft political declaration on the uk's future relationship with the european union. the declaration covers trade, security and foreign affairs and is not legally binding. it still needs approval by the other 27 eu states. these are the main points: the 26—page document outlines plans for what's called an ‘ambitious' economic partnership between the uk and the eu. it says the uk will be allowed to pursue an independent trade policy with other countries. it says brexit will end the free movement of eu citizens who want to come and live in the uk. but that restriction also applies to british citizens wanting to move to the eu. and on the issue that's caused much concern, the efforts to prevent a hard border between ireland and northern ireland, it says they'll explore new technology to ensure that doesn't happen. but the european court ofjustice will still play a role in u

enresto: daisy no pudo contener el llanto al ver cÓmo su hijo fue a conseguir nuevas oportunidades. o se conociÓ que el grupo que saliÓ el domingo fue bien recibido en mÉxico, factor que sin duda motivÓ que mÁs gente atendiera la convocatoria de hoy. este grupo es mucho mÁs numeroso. aquÍ vienen familias completas, familias que dicen que la tierralos de nacer ya no tiene nada mÁs que ofrecerles. >> al tanto desempleo. aparte de eso, la delincuencia. y hay que esperar a que le suceda algo malo aquÍ a uno. enresto: los que se quedan, los que aÚn pueden extender una mano amiga, lamentan que huir sea la Última opciÓn. >> es gente que se les acabÓ completamente el paÍs. esta es gente que estÁ absolutamente desesperada. ernesto: quizÁs sea esa desesperaciÓn la que ha motivado a que muchas mujeres se hayan animado a emprender este largo viaje con sus hijos en brazos. en el salvador, ahuachapÁn, ernesto rivas, univisiÓn. patricia: en respuesta a estas caravanas, el presidente trump dijo que podrÍa mandar hasta 15,000 soldados a la frontera con mÉxico. este es el doble d

it's been called a reverse drividriv "driving miss daisy." a blue collar bouncer from the bronx who becomes the chauffeur of a black classical pianist through the deep south in 1962. it was called "green book" because it was safe places you could go to eat and sleep in the south. if you ever saw captain fantti y kno h fnye hean b in the right role. they have this great buddy comedy. and most surprising it directed by peter fairlie of the fairlie brothers. i'm just ove the moon about this movie. go see it. you're not going to regret it. >> "green book" is also competing with the heist widows. >> this is also a great movie. the writer is jillian flynn. viola davis is always great, oscar winner. she and other women become widows when their criminal husbands are killed when something goes terribly wrong at the beginning of the movie. then the mob comes after these women to say you have two weeks to get us million dollar debt your husbands left us. steve mcqueen leaves the camera on the hood of the car so we can see theng neighborhood c and hear w

are you playing like driving miss daisy to a documented texan people? i saying this kind of funny but kind of not. is there anything more american than driving? 1.8 million undocumented people in the state and every time they drive off their house, to go to church, to go to walmart, to go to work, they might get arrested on the freeway. and they get deported. and the legal part of it, interested in depression and they heard from so many undocumented people of all ages and i aged out of daca, i was a dreamer before there was a dream ask or language around it. i hear from so many undocumented people, finding out how we claim ourselves in this country, how we can psychologically feel it is okay to not just walk in the country but exist in the country, and all i could think about was bill o'reilly when he used to have a show on fox, i used to go on his show and wrote in the book about one episode what he said to be on your. they haven't deported you. thanks, bill. just so you know, you don't deserve to be here. i started thinking wait a second. what did bil

also let's not forget the democrats pioneered the negative ads with the daisy ad, the nuclear winter against goldwater. i think saying that the fear mongering is on one side, is a little bit of a stretch. >> let's go back to the current thing. i will leave goldwater to you but it's interesting to me that the president chose immigration as the focus because the economy wasn't working for him. in the latest polls, what we see is among all voters, 47 Ã 42, they prefer democrats to handle immigration. >> there's a wide variety potential outcomes on tuesday night. we will be here at fox square to bring it to peanuts, president trump the new warning about the economy if democrats take control. we have that for you on 'the five".♪ ♪ [music] ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? now when you go out, you cash in. we really pride ourselvesglass, on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love m

you look fresh as a daisy. you look great. >> we landed about 12 hours ago after an overnight flight, so whatever sleep we got on the plane is whatever sleep we've had. we are in buenos aires, argentina, and everyone is feeling good. one thing we know about the michael cohen plea deal is that it did not catch the president by surprise, laura. unlike the rest of the world that was taken by surprise, because the president was informed of the pending guilty plea last night by one of his outside councils. she was told about it by the department of justice. she mutely telephoned the president to talk about it. she told rudy giuliani who talked with the president last night and again this morning. by the time the president came out of the white house to go to the noisy helicopter that you alluded to, he had plenty of time to digest the cohen guilty plea and prepared to answer questions about the trump tower project in moscow. listen. >> i decided ultimately not to do it. there would've been nothing wrong if i did do

but daisy fuentes hosted for awhile. >> jimmy: yeah. that's right. >> and yeah, it's had a lot of different hosts. a lot of different hosts. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> but you know -- [ laughter ] you know who is more important than the host? >> jimmy: more important? >> was the man -- no! the man who wrote the theme song to "funniest" -- "america's funniest home videos." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i forget how that song goes. >> i don't know how the hell the song goes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i forget the song. but he was important. >> but his name was dan slider. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] and that man doesn't get enough credit. >> jimmy: doesn't get credit? you don't even know the song. >> but i love it. i love it. you know why? because it goes viral. >> jimmy: yeah. i remember the song. [ light laughter ] >> you do? >> jimmy: yeah. it goes -- [ light laughter ] ♪ you know all those crazy people with the crazy things and all the something day ♪ ♪ america blue [ indiscernible singing ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: because it's not

[laughter] >> i am also driving miss daisy. my job is driver. after the last presidential election, when people like us begin slowly to get out of a fetal position, they begin to talk to us. people said what can we do? margaret thought it was good she had her two degrees. one undergraduate degree is in political science and the advanced degree is in counseling. that worked out pretty well. but basically what we said to people was my mother always said brighten the corner where you are. or as c-span 3 booker says, everybody can do something. and it is therapeutic. you feel like well, at least i'm doing what i can. it is not my fault. so that is what we say. the thing we know, and i think that is what is really basic is getting involved in campaigns. not only at the national level, but the local level as well. republicans saw that much earlier than we did. getting involved in school board elections, and city council elections and commission elections as well. we are partisans, but we believe you can make a difference best by getting involved in ca

yesterday tweeting stacy abrams is great competitor after all the ways he tried to saba talking her can daisy. and gillum today. and now he's nancy pelosi biggest supporter in washington. i don't know what's happening to president trump. i'll just say we are not counting on his support to get her across the finish line. she's going to be the next speaker because she was the architect of the affordable health care act. health care was on the line this election and if we are going to toe protect what president trump has taken away from patients and health care we need her the at the he'll many. >> you mentioned the tweets about ang drew gillum about stacy abrams. and remember this is a president who previously called andrew gillum a thief. now he's complementing andrew gillum. do you think he's being genuine? or is there some kind of strategy behind it? >> you know, maybe he's found religion and it's a new donald trump. and we should embrace this and see where it takes us. now, i come from the school of thought that most leopards change their spot, but we'll welcome his support. and to be serio

. >> reporter: daisy sanchez wants to see more housing. >> we have so many people living in the area. so cool, parks, something for oakland. >> reporter: meanwhile there is no question the oracle arena will still host major sporting events. sporting events and of course many concerts like the one that we have here. and that's why you see so many cars behind me. now, construction on the coliseum to my right or behind me, began in 1962. and it was that new, shiny coliseum back then that helped lurp t lure the oakland a's from kansas city. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> lyanne, thank you very much. the a's are hosting an open house between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. at the team's headquarters located in jack london square at 55 harrison street. and tell us what you think now. use the the #betterbayarea on social media to share your thoughts on the proposed new ballpark and how it could change oaan>> whave l of weaer news to talk about tonight. >> a really strong storm is coming in. >> as strong as we've seen in a while, ranks 3 on the storm impact scale, that's significant. we have pockets in t

to keep and commit to regret bill nelson from lending a fourth term it down there in florida heter daisy is life in miami. what are the vulnerable candidates telling you they see is the deciding factor in the midterms? reporter: there is still a ton of talk about the brett kavanaugh combination fight and that his income it will begin senator dean heller told me he thanks the excitement on the right that that created lasted just long enough to help them because lasted just until early voting started but he still faces a tough challenge for jackie rosen and this in tennessee congressmann marsha blackburn told me the top issue she has brought in her campaigning is democrats still replacing bob corker is the confirmation of constitutional doctors and aside from -- arizonati has the closest contet and the caravan is turning into the premier issue for republican charisma and martha next valley and race against democratic congresswoman kirsten cinema and the caravan and border security not just campaigning issues and border states but i've heard warnings about drugs and people pouring into coun

five years have i think irrevocably changed austin's housing market and it's not going back to this daisy could be a slacker and get great housing. those days are gone. i hope you're not offended by it. thank you. [applause] speaking of slackers, you have a very diverse set of folks you interviewed for your book. media tycoons in the beta tattoo parlor owners. how did you find your subjects? >> had been a documentary filmmaker and d journalist for long time so just pound the pavement and reach out to people. you find them. Ãbi met him because i was in his cab and he was a good talker. it turns out he was the head of the taxi commission. he was the one who had written a law that transformed san francisco's cab fleets to entirely hybrid admit that the city was given Ãbhe is now somebody who lives in dolores park watching uber basically undo the work that he did because now you have 10,000 more cars arriving in san francisco very few of which need meet any hybrid standard. all of which have increased the emissions in the city. there's ways in which san francisco is once a place of tremendo

, with a 400-foot radius, but another one over here is 100 feet to the next one , you kind of get a daisy chain effect. how do you look at all of those at once. it gets really messy. i think they are already going on. i walked down the street and see empty storefronts and some of the commercial folks in my neighborhood say that one was going to be an m.c.d. but we have other applicants that were here and that person is really close. it is already happening. we still have a lot of vacancies as a result of the land grab. as mr paul said, we will have people coming up and testifying against why should or shouldn't be in the haight district. it seems to be a big issue. someone was there first, and maybe there's a lot of other people who want to go in there. maybe they have storefronts that they are paying for it but it seems to be a big issue. we will have people pitting themselves against each other because they will have a target now. the target is applicant eight who was first and people will try and go up and say applicant a isn't good. there is not an alternative for us to evaluate. that

again, we're theorizing based on what has been public before, whether it was -- it's like a daisy chain. did it come from the russians to him? we believe so, and then it involved roger stone. and then we have bannon saying he got it, and i'm not sure we can accept his story, but that admission is significant, because it connects the russians through this interference with the campaign. sort of like the second act in mueller's investigation. >> right. betsy, the filing itself doesn't have a direct link at all to the special counsel probe. do you have any clues that suggest whether this might be related? >> we just don't know. and i would feel a little bit nervous speculating. we do know that people in the wikileaks orbit for years now have thought there was a sealed indictment in the eastern district of virginia where this filing was made against julian assange. and that's one of the major sources of concern for people in assange's orbit, that that charge was already on the books secretly. it's totally plausible that that was there and that it predates the mueller investigation, at the s