ross perot was a superpatriot. he's less interested in money and politics than he is in doing what's right for our country. this comes out of his naval academy background. he was in constant service to the country. looking for p.o.w.'s and mia's during vietnam and constantly supporting our special forces. but the clip you just ran tells you that in 1992, perot was on the central issue, the national debt. when he gave that clip, he said three trillion dollars in debt. today, we are at 15 trillion. when he was talking about the great sucking sound of jobs leaving america due to nafta outsourcing, it's probably on the left to stir some middle class americans that say jobs have gone overseas and many of our towns in the midwest and south are languishing right now. >> the issues ross perot talked about in his campaigns are being echoed today by tea party people on the right and occupy wall street on the left. is that what you're saying? >> exactly. he's a centrist. you can't look at ross perot in a paradigm of typical p

and ross perot was the equivalent of a ron paul. young people loved ross perot. i used to run home and couldn't wait to watch as pie chart. i learned so much from him. i almost forget bill clinton in those debates because it really was, ross perot really was the rock star for the people in their twenties. he had a huge following. i went to go see him. but my question is, he was very good friends with john mccain. and from what i understand, he lost touch with john mccain i think when john left his first wife. he recently called a reporter at the new york times and john mccain was running for president. i believe that reporter wrote an article, because ross perot made a personal phone call to him, that is my question. do you know anything about his polling out with john mccain? he was for mitt romney, ross perot, for the republican nomination the last presidential election. not mccain. it's part of those feuds that ross perot has. we have to really understand. mr. perot is not somebody right -- playing right or left politics. he is not what we get on our cable tal

ross perot did. he did feel that companies needed to be regulated. >> in 1994, the gop had a re-taking of the house of representatives. newt gingrich was looked upon as the architect of that, became speaker of the house and set the stage for a huge debate over the size of the debt leading to a government shutdown that very much pitted the two men, president clinton and newt gingrich against each other. >> i think it was quite important. i think it started making people worry about the deficit. but, again, remember, ross perot's talking about paying for it with a gasoline tax which you don't hear republicans talking about. but it became a big worry of the people by the time of, you know -- throughout the clinton era. and i might also add when we're looking at the famous gore clip. nafta became popular with democrats and republicans. george herbert walker bush republicans were pro-nafta. it was only labor unions were opposed to it and here you have ross perot probably more right center than left center

and we are helping democracy, ross. the freedom support act is something i got through the congress, and it's a very good thing, because it does exactly what you say, and i think you agree with that, to help russian democracy. and we're going to keep on doing that. >> next question is for governor clinton, and john will ask it. >> governor clinton, you accused the president of coddling tyrants, including those in beijing. as president, how would you exert u.s. power to influence affairs in china. >> i think our relationships with china are important and i don't want to isolate china, but i think it is a mistake for us to do what this administration did when all those kids went out there carrying the statue of liberty in tiananmen square. mr. bush sent two people in secret to toast the chinese leaders and basically tell them not to worry about it. they rewarded him by opening negotiations with iran to transfer nuclear technology. that was their response to that sort of action. now that the voices in the congress and thro

it was kind of a little lecture he gave to ross perot when he said those ss 18s are gone, ross. that's done. he reached a deal with boris yeltsin to remove them so we can all sleep safely without any fear tonight. but you know what? they thought they were going to get that deal. when he took the person in charge of the negotiations out of the state department and put him in charge of the re-election campaign, the deal unraveled. and now there is no start-to deal at all. in fact, there are serious problems. isn't it a fact, dan, that every single one of those ss 18s is still there in the silos and under the start-1 treaty only ahalf of the silos are supposed to be dismantled and there is no deal to get rid of the other half. >> vice president quayle, please? >> he does have a commitment from boris yeltsin. >> is it an agreement? >> it is a commitment. >> oh. >> let's talk -- let's talk about what -- let's talk about -- >> let him talk. >> lighten up here, al. >> go ahead. >> let's talk about getting agreements. president of the united states doesn't just negotiate with your frien

it was kind of a little lecture he gave to ross perot when he said those ss-18s are gone, ross, that's done. he -- he reached a deal with boris yeltsin to completely remove them so we can all sleep safely without any fear tonight. but you know what? they thought they were going to get that deal, but when he took the person in charge of the negotiations out of the state dept and put him in charge of the reelection campaign, the deal unraveled and now there is no start ii deal at all. in fact there are serious problems. isn't it a fact, dan, that every single one of those ss-18s is still there, in the silos, and under the start i treaty, only half of the silos are supposed to be dismantled, and there is no deal to get rid of the other half? didn't the president make a mistake there? n' + >> vice president quayle, please. >> the president does have a commitment from boris yeltsin to eliminate the ss-18s. that is a commitment to -- >> al gore jr. is it an agreement? >> it is a commitment. >> al gore jr. oh. (laughter) >> let's talk about, let's talk about -- >> al gore jr. well, he said he

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tracee ellis ross. eric andre. and music from tate mccray. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> hello, everyone. i'm the host. i'm glad you're watching. the day started with an unexpected message from the hope. remember that guy? in a new documentary, pope francis voiced his support for same-sex civil unions. prp [ cheers and applause ] he said homosexual people have the right to be in a family, nobody should be thrown out or made miserable because of it. and while that might seem obvious to most of us, it's a very big deal, because it is not the official position of the catholic church. and he's the pope of the church. the pope has gone rogue all of a sudden. [ laughter ] [ applause ] he's talking like jesus, it's crazy. while it is newsworthy, hearing him say this, francis as you know is not the first pope to endorse same-sex unions. the first pope to do it was pope rihanna back in 2018 at the met gala. it's crazy, we live in a time when the head of the catholic church is more progressive on same-sex marriage than the vice president of the united states. but we do. i'm sure

is he okay wilbur ross is what happens to your phone when you ignore the updates. until today wilbur ross thought tiktok was his pacemaker i'm pretty sure if you zoom out you see jeff dunham's hand up his back the government says china is using tiktok to steal your data america's like we already gave it to facebook, instagram, twitter, alexa, apple watch, ring doorbell, the face watch app. is there anything else we need to hear from wilbur ross >> in connection with executive orders 13942 and 13943 dealing respectively with tiktok and - >> what? that was real? >> jimmy: yeah i think the postal service should half a billion send masks to him in wilbur's defense, he would have coughed into his elbow but he wouldn't have had 45 minutes to lift it >> ooh [ coughing ] >> jimmy: what was that? i think he just coughed up a a piece of taffy he ate during the civil war. today trump's commerce department issued an order saying that new downloads of the tiktok app will be banned in the u.s. starting this sunday >> tariq: wait really >> jimmy: i mean, tiktok might file an inju

clinton: ross had his hand up. ms. simpson: yes, ross. mr. perot: no hedges, no ifs, ands, and buts. i'll take the pledge. because i know the american people want to talk about issues and not tabloid journalism. so i'll take the pledge and we'll stay on the issues. now, just for the record, i don't have any spin doctors. i don't have any speech writers. probably shows. [laughter] mr. perot: i make those charts you see on television. [laughter] mr. perot: but you don't have to wonder if it's me talking. what you see is what you get. and if you don't like it, you got two other choices, right? gov. clinton: now wait a minute. i want to say just one thing, now, ross, in fairness. the ideas i express are mine. i've worked on these things for 12 years and i'm the only person up here who hasn't been part of washington in any way for the last 20 years. so i don't want the implication to be that somehow everything we say is just cooked up and put in our head by somebody else. i worked 12 years very hard as a governor on the real problems of real peopl

ross was very articulate across the country. i don't want anybody to stampede to cut the president's salary off altogether. barbara's sitting over here and i -- but what i have proposed, 10% cut, downsize the government, and we can get that done. she asked a question, i think, is whether the health care profession was to blame. no. one thing to blame is these malpractice lawsuits. they're breaking the system. it costs $20 to $25 billion a year, and i want to see those outrageous claims capped. doctors don't dare to deliver babies sometimes because they're afraid that somebody's going to sue them. people don't dare -- medical practitioners, to help somebody along the highway that are hurt because they're afraid that some lawyer's going to come along and get a big lawsuit. so you can't blame the practitioners for the health problem. and my program is this. keep the government as far out of it as possible, make insurance available to the poorest of the poor, through vouchers, next range in the income bracket, through tax credits, a

at ross. in one of the greatest competitions in the world. but since we didn't get to have an olympics this year, all eyes are on the election. the stakes couldn't be higher. and unlike the summer games, there's no silver medal when you're running for president. as the world's longest continuous democracy, americans pride ourselves on the power we are given to choose our leaders. it's one of the things that makes this country the greatest on earth. here, everyone is guaranteed to have a voice. ah. what are you doing? counting down the days until you move out? [ scoffs ] please. who would take care of the baby? only one month till the big day -- my first time voting in a presidential election. ahh. i remember voting in my first presidential election. i voted for bill clinton.

just yesterday on a radio show, he attacked -- he attacks ross perot say the media is giving ross perot a free ride. the press asked him, what do you mean by ross perot getting a free ride? he said, i didn't say that at all. you can't have it both ways. i don't think that's a personal attack. what i find troubling with bill clinton is he can't tell the truth. you cannot lead this great country of ours by misleading the people. [ applause ] >> gentlemen, the control room advises me that in order to have time for your closing statements, which we certainly want, there simply is not going to be time for a discussion period on this particular topic. so let's go to the closing statements. you have two minutes each, and we'll start with admiral stockdale. >> i think the best justification for getting ross perot in the race again to stay is that we're seeing this kind of chitchat back and forth about issues that don't concentrate on where our grandchildren -- the living standards of our children and grandchildren. he, as i read in more than one article, a revolutionary. he's got plans out ther

at ross. >>very interesting journey. i learned a lot about covid i learned it by really going to school this is the real school. this isn't the let's read the book school and i get it and i understand it and it's. a very interesting thing going to be letting you know about it. >>so the president says he gets it. 8 months after the pandemic was declared we're going have the latest on his coronavirus battle coming up. >>early voting begins in california starting today, i'm reporting live in the south bay with everything you need to know. coming up. major progress on the wildfires burning in napa and sonoma counties we are live to show you the damage of neighborhoods where you still can't get in. >>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 6. >>again thanks for waking up with us i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher today is monday october 5th. let's begin the hour as we like to do with check of the weather in case that's what you need to know first off john in the weather center. good morning, good morning guys finish the w

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and ross properly says, okay, there's some pain in that. but governor clinton refuses to touch that, simply refuses. so what we've got to do is control it to the growth, let it grow for inflation, let it grow for the amount of new people added, population. and then hold the line. and i believe that is the way you get the deficit down, not by the tax and spend program, that we hear every four years, whether it's mondale, dukakis, whoever else it is, i just don't believe we ought to do that. so hold the line on social security, and put a cap on the growth of the mandatory program. >> new question, it is for governor clinton, two-minute answer, sandy will ask it. >> governor clinton, ann compton has brought up medicare. i remember in 1965, when wilbur mills of arkansas, the chairman of ways and means was pushing it through the congress, the charge against it was it's socialized medicine. >> mr. bush that he hmade that >> where i first met him. the second point, though, is that it is now skyrocketing out of control. people want it. we say it's

in the pumpkin patch they're still choosing, but voters like adrian ross have already decided who they're voting for. >> what's the biggest factor for you? >> it is a lot around guns and then abortion. >> kearsten and justin mccoy are just as set on their choice. >> why are you voting for bider? >> one of the things that feels the most heartbreaking for me is the state of race relations and racism in america. >> it's really important to me that everyone has access to health care. >> both campaigns are pushing hard to rally their base.

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with us now on that and a lot more is mule soft founder and partner ross mason ross, give me your serns of tnse broader landscape now. we have m & a ripping in chips and software if valuations are unreasonable, doesn't that mean that stocks with high valuations like a many d should -- amd should be buying stuff >> good morning. yeah, it's an interesting market theres two things happening. one is, you know, tech has been on a run last five years there is loads of room for tech companies. wall street helps that and i think with the down turn of the beginning of the year because of covid-19, there sles places to put your money having a diverse portfolio is more difficult and tech actually returns better than anything else right now you have retail investors that can buy in now they can buy without any fees associated with that purchase. he takes from the poor and gives to the rich by offering, you know, trading at zero cost basis for the buy. the challenge is people are buying things that sound great they're buying things like warren buffett but if you look at the valuation of snowflake, i

and we stand ellis ross. love it, can't wait. it's at 7:00 on abc7 on "gma." i'll be watching. hope you do, too. am i excited? >> i think you're a little bit excited. we all are. tracee ellis ross has been with us for so long from modeling with her mom to girlfriends and everything else. we love to see it. >> yes. >> thank you, jobina. >>> a new big budget marvel movie is filming on the streets of san francisco right now. wild car chases and a ripped in half muni bus is giving the economy a boost. >> i'm glad they're making movies again and bringing money to the city. the director was just like on tv, had his megaphone. yelling action! >> they had the drone. they had a car in front leading it with the camera on it. >> makes me wonder if they're going to blow it up or something. fingers crossed. >> we'll have to see what happens when the movie, "shang-chi and the legend of the ten rings"ring comes out in july. everybody is posting these little videos. >> that's exciting to see. you feel like you're part of the

president george bush, arkansas governor bill clinton, and independent candidate ross perot. >> good evening, and welcome to this second of three presidential debates between the major candidates for president of the united states. the candidates are the republican nominee president george bush, the independent ross perot, and governor bill clinton the democratic nominee. my name is carol simpson and i will be the moderator for tonight's 90 minute debate coming from the university of richmond in richmond, virginia. tonight's program is unlike any other presidential debate in history. we're making history now and it's pretty exciting. an independent polling firm has selected an audience of 209 uncommitted voters from this area. the candidates will be asked questions by these voters on a topic of their choosing. anything they want to ask about. my job as moderator is to, you know, take care of the questioning, ask questions myself if i think there needs to be continuity and balance, and sometimes i might ask the candidates to respond to what another candidate may have said. now, the fo

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businessmanlionaire ross perot. tonight on c-span three. >> now, black lives matter cofounder alicia garza on race relations, her new memoir, the barrett nomination to the supreme court, and the 2020 elections. washington post senior critic at large robin givhan moderates the discussion. it is half-an-hour. robin: good afternoon. i am robin givhan, senior critic at large for the washington post and welcome to washington post live. i'm delighted to have alicia garza with me today. she is one of the cofounders of the black lives matter and she is a leading voice on contemporary race issues, civil-rights, and police reform. she also launched the black futures lab, an organization that works with advocacy groups to promote policies that support black communities. her first book, "the purpose of power," was released today. alicia, thank you so much for joining me and congratulations on your book. alicia: thank you so much for having me, it is great to join you today. robin: i wanted to start with a point that you make in

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at ross. >>i learned so much about coronavirus. don't be afraid of it you're going to be that we have the best medical equipment we have the best medicines. >>we're going back with them back to work will be out front. and you leader i had to do that i knew this danger to it but i had to do it. nobody that's a leader would not do what i did. and i know there's a risk there is a danger but that's ok allan, better and maybe i'm i'm you i don't know. >>in a new message president trump downplays the severity of coronavirus as returns to the white house and immediately takes off his mask we're going to be live from washington with messages that he is now sending out about the pandemic. >>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 5. >>good morning and thanks for waking up with us and aria false and i'm james fletcher today is what is today today is tuesday october 6 dot past tuesday. can help hopefully though today's going feel nice actually getting out of the house this morning to another cool start. >>yeah chris start to the morning guys k

the debate is hosted by southwest texas junior college, sul ross state university and ksat-tv. rep. will hurd (r-texas) who announced that he will not run for reelection. togood evening at welcome southwest texas junior college, and sul ross state university satellite location here and you bow they. i want to explain this is a year like no other and an election like no other. and this is a debate like no other. we are here in a mostly empty auditorium. the pandemic has required that. you might notice centerstage as an eight by 12 foot plexi glass wall. part of what we are going to do is politics through the plexiglas. we have our photographers in this auditorium. we are following strict protocols. the three of us are on

ross perot. >> didn't see you. hey, how are you. thank you. now, governor clinton.

will hit him and shot at his shop and home as he sat down for lunch ross make is a veteran of the 1st war here which broke out when armenian majority karabakh broke away from azerbaijan during the breakup of the soviet union. we survive somehow we found some bread it's enough what are we going to do i'm staying because everything i own is in the house and i want to look after it all. towns and villages all along the border with azerbaijan there in the firing line no one was home when this cluster of 4 homes was blown apart. myrtle knows that this is our village our home or should i go my children ask me why are you walking out in the village i say if i hear the sound of the bomb it's best if it hits me i won't even know it why should i be frightened and over this turkish animal for those waiting for news of their sons and husbands plenty to worry about. bernard smith al jazeera in a gone oh karabakh. well as a by johns president has accused international mediators of allowing armenia to occupy a ferry land for decades have told al-jazeera that un security council resolutions on a corn

still ahead, we will be speaking with wilbur ross later. this is "balance of power." ♪ >> this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and on radio. i am david westin. scarlet: we see little change right now the focus clearly on stimulus and when we will get it. how much of a gap remains between the two sides, about $600 million. the bottom line is some kind of aid is inevitable. it jay powell reiterated his push for more stimulus again today warning that too little will weaken the recovery. his comments come after a disappointing september jobs support. permanent job losses are piling up at the fastest rate since the great recession. steven mnuchin and nancy pelosi plan to speak again today on a deal after talking for about one hour yesterday. the best case scenario is that they agree to some kind of outline this week and then congress would need to write the bill and return for recess, overcome senate delays and pass the legislation. it could be weeks until individuals get the benefits. stocksseeing tech underperform today. we hav

you know hit him and shot at his shop and home as he sat down for lunch ross make is a veteran of the 1st war here which broke out when armenian majority karabakh broke away from azerbaijan during the breakup of the soviet union. your bottom line we survived somehow we found some bread it's enough what are we going to do i'm staying because everything i own is in the house and i want to look after it all. towns and villages all along the border with azerbaijan there in the firing line no one was home when this cluster of 4 homes was blown apart. myrtle knows that this is our village our home or should i go my children ask me why are you walking out in the village i say if i hear the sound of the bomb it's best if it hits me i won't even know it why should i be frightened and over this turkish animal. the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan say there's no we needed likelihood of talks so they'll be more of this. and for those waiting for news of their sons and husbands plenty to worry about. but it's made al-jazeera in a goanna karabakh. of a 07 class or go spoke to azerbaijan's presiden

at ross. >>> good morning. we will hit you with the n about. a finals and it is looking like it's not matter of if but when. for the lakers. take you inside that bidding in orlando florida. picking up 2nd quarter with miami. lakers in the mamba black. look at james for the bucket and foul. james scored 33. a couple minute left an 11- point lead anthony davis through it down. that put the gam away and he scored 32 and lakers won it 124 to 114 to take a 2-0 series lead as it looks like miami is punchless when you got to go up guess those two guys. also, in the wnba finals that kicked off last night with the storm taking care of vegas final of 93 to 80. off to the nfl and the 49ers. a 7-point favorite going in against the philadelphia eagles as a sunday night game and once again, being without jimmy. nick gets the call under center, and he will have a couple of weapons added. samuel will make a season debut as he returns from broken foot. and all pro tightend george kettle will be back after missing the last games a couple games with a sprained kn

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commerce onretary wilbur ross bloomberg. the house panel has proposed far-reaching antitrust reforms to curb the current u.s. technology giant. new findings target four of the big ten, amazon, google, facebook. dani burger has been looking at this report. take us through the details of the house subcommittee. >> i don't think it would be an exaggeration to say this is some of the most dramatic proposals if passed in more than a decade. the findings say these big tech giants are gatekeepers of the digital economy and they are the ones who have been deciding who the winners and losers of the economy is. that means has been less competition and less choice for consumers, as well as just less innovation. so how are they going to address this? they are saying the platforms cannot compete with any of the companies that rely on the platform. it is also limiting the markets they can engage in, and acquisitions going to be presumed anti-competitive unless the big platforms can show that there is a public good. finally, they are also

what do you make of the picture ross europe? whis i you would have expected? >> it is not what i would have hoped for. it's extremely alarming. i briefly when the pandemic first hit, we did not know what to do. we have not done that. anchor: and we need what? >> supportystems in all countries. i think it is quite clear that some have opened up too quicklyn i think what we are seeing nowre the consequences of a well-known phenomenon in europe. people were mixing in a way that has allowed the virus to spread across europe. anchor: in germany there is a really good test in trace system, but they are seeing numbers go up as well. >> we are beginning to see the cases rise among young and they are socialized and going to it has taken some time to filter into the older population, which is what we're seeing now. accustomed to soci distancing and evenn i the absence of restrictions they are being much more careful, but is working its way through and we seeing it get into the older populations and tragically, with the rising dad. but there are -- death. some countries

not unlike rick ross' explanation. he is so calm in court. quote, i run the game, just by running with the felons. walking in the courtroom sipping on a beverage. i know the judge, so i got a lot of leverage. well, trump does know this judge, whether he knows how she would rule when it comes to voting rights, that's anyone's guess. we're joined by nyu melissa murray. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> i think it is fair to say donald trump does have a rick lose m ross mentality that is thuggish, if you have the right people in place and you think they owe you and they're your friends, you don't have anything to worry about. given the seriousness of this, whether you think trump is right to count on barrett to be a potentially partisan vote in what you see as the stakes what looks like a pretty big case here. >> well, i certainly hope not and i think the person who really hopes that that's not the case is chief justice john roberts who has gone on record to say there is no such thing as trump judges and obama judges, just federal judges d

at ross. alssaults racoasicti w a ian woman i victims and supervisor on what needs to change. starting with police communication. >> something like this to happen. it really shocked me. i'm still in denial. >> he's choosing to use his first name. after what happened to his 71 year-old mother when she was viciously attacked walking through the tenderloin the afternoon of september 22. he is all too aware of the crimes targeting asian americans especially during the coronavirus pandemic. >> seeing social media. i never like thought or i hoped it would never happen to my family. >> another asian senior age 78 one week earlier attacked in the same area. blocks from the police station. they searched for answers including repeated calls to police. all fell on deaf ears. >> i was frustrated. i decided to put the post on social media. >> we showed district 6 supervisor the graphic images and alerted him to what happened. >> when something like this happens they should get immediate support from the police. get immediate support in response from the district attorney. and i think that

at ross. >>welcome back 9.40 on this friday morning. it is hazy are out there today than it's been all week so far you can see the haze blocking out your view from tower looking down at san francisco. and yes air quality is worse than it's been really for most of the bay area napa seeing the worst of it, although vacaville fairfield conquered livermore in san jose just to name a few spots in that very pour category a little closer to the coast, a mix of pour conditions so before you step outside today, be mindful of that air quality that is going to be causing us issues regardless of if you have respiratory sensitivities or not. now we do have fire danger and heat couple to make for red flag warnings and red and then also heat advisories in the peach color red flag warnings expiring tomorrow morning heat advisories at the end of the day today. and you can pretty clearly see why daytime highs still in the triple digits for concord napa and santa rosa. well 90's remain in nevado livermore fremont hayward as well, san jose, oakland and san

ines are ross the daughter of serviette actor robert ross was born and raised in russia and now lives with her son james near moscow in a big country house. james was a talented athlete as a boy. in the late 1980 s. he played for the reserve team of one of the country's leading football clubs spacek moscow could anybody come. to little a small. little of this. me to not cause much so this point. so did racism exist in the serviette union. with the mildest of my own what are you when you're the lady in the ib and they slow up what's reported up ask them what happened after the iron curtain fell when the descendants of those african-americans could return to america their ancestral homeland get them an important story. to deal with and why now 100 years later is russia again attracting african-americans for skin to put the child in the toilet the kind of wall the crowd the way the catholic idea. the book. an entire village in alaska. if another country trying to wipe out an american. we do everything in our power to protect the. water the escaping the climate change is the same threat r