to start to break through and to literally make america great again and i think in the absence of very profound change the united states is going to continue to change. we will become a weaker partner for you. it s going to have bad implications for both of our economies and bad implications for both of our national security than an america for example this year we have over 3000 people shot in chicago and over 500 killed. somebody is shot in chicago every two hours. that requires profound fundamental rethinking. we have lost more americans in chicago since 2009 than we have lost in iraq and afghanistan combined and if that means we are we need a rough-and-tumble guy who is frankly not a very subtle, not a very glib, not a very sophisticated person but he may just be like andrew jackson the kind of person you need to break through and actually make the system work again and i would argue that s a much better gamble for the future than to continue the current system, the cur
i have a new way forward. it is not going to be easy. when he says it can happen of course it can happen fast. but it is certainly not going to happen if we keep saying let s spend our way out of this or we have a foreign policy that is so confused and muddled that our advisaries take advantage and friend don t trust us. trum comes along saying we will layoff regulations, lower the corporate tax rate, and simplify life of the small business owner in america which is tethered to environmental regulations, labor regulations, and i know some of them are necessary but not all of them are necessary. he is trying to streamline that with a little bit of common sense. i don t think it is as partisan as people would make him out to be. i think he is a commonsense pragmatist guys and if he gets in the white house and fails they will throw him out in four years because the people are impatient right now. i want jennifer to come in on this. i totally get the deficit issue but what
instructions of local officials if you get the evacuation order remember you can always rebuild and repair but you cannot restore a life that is lost we want to make sure we minimize any possible loss of life for rest to people in these areas. i also want to make sure we say thanks to those people at the national weather service and the fee in the team for what they re doing here and craig thomas from florida and is familiar in a just so happens he has family in areas that could be affected so this is personal for him. you know that he will work around a the clock to make sure we are preventing any loss of life to minimize the impact but it will be a serious storm. even as we prepare here at home. keep in mind that haiti one of the poorest countries in the world already suffering from a range of previous disasters has been hit hard by this storm and we anticipate they will need substantial help may be similar needs and places like the bahamas. i would ask those of ii contribu
for more information go to our web site press.org the secretary of the navy will address the press club also kareem abdul-jabbar will be here then the secretary of education will speak to the press club audience. i will now presented with the national press club mug. [applause] the last question to you compare the of quality of soccer in geneva to soccer in brazil? it is a very challenging experience. honestly and not trying to be up politician and that social strata the different origins different countries and languages and then after cursing each other they will have a beer and everything is fine. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] cadillac ec behind me and to use this technology and they can use a lot more to drive on the roads confirms if in not fake and if unwanted dogs and from finances annual meeting. will hear from stanley fisher and a panel of four banking chief executives to discuss the outlook on the global economy. this is this
a secretary clinton continued along that track is not likely they re going to get a lot of promotions from london to rome if they re allowed to do that, which is highly doubtful. the exciting work and a lot of the people come from are from places that a lot of people have to look on the map to find. and we are and more time with more commitment and more personnel in those places because those are the cutting-edge of american foreign-policy and american interest. let s conclude on this note, what were your three things i want you to mention them, your three pleas at the end, your three recommendations going forward. i do believe that it ought to be declassified on the internet and what is happening now is now is that international students, professors, professors, students of diplomacy have access to them. another set are little less secure having a deep dive into them. the cat is out of the bag. i also think that we need professional leadership in public diplomacy. many
clinton has arrived in st. louis in tonight s debate washington university. here we see her getting off of her plane about an hour and a half ago. and donald trump has also made his way to st. louis. here s a tweet from kellyanne conway showing mr. trump on his plane, alongside reince priebus and former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani. now, let s take a look at the scene outside of the debate hall at washington university in st. louis. it will give you a sense of what s going on is we prepare for tonight s debate. it gets underway at 9:00 eastern. our coverage starts at 7:30 p.m. here on c-span. look now ate a another presidential debate. this time, 2008 with democratic senator barack obama facing republican senator john mccain at hofstra university in hempstead, new york. this is an hour and a half. schieffer: good evening. and welcome to the third and last presidential debate of 2008, sponsored by the commission on presidential debates. i m bob schieffer of cbs news.
there as fast as we could. between my crew and a couple passengers, we got as much life- saving gear as we could into the water. reporter: the coast guard rescued the victims who were trapped under the haul of the sailboat. they were trying to help the people from getting caught under the water. reporter: five adults and three children were sent to the hospital. the 5-year-old boy it in critical condition. they will determine if there was any criminal activity involved. but it s an active investigation at this time. reporter: because it is an open and active investigation, this is a developing story. so if we get any more details tonight at 10:00, we will bring this tom you. we re live on pier 45 in san francisco. kron 4 news. now to the east bay. officers tell us a woman was kidnapped and raped friday morning in oakland. this happened on international boulevard three blocks from an elementary school. the international community school. police say three suspects w
was an event held with four of the accusers where he called them courageous, and when he asked if he touches women without consent, one of the accusers paula jones responded with this. [ inaudible ]. nbc has confirmed that the four women will be in the debate hall tonight. and also leaked friday are many of the hillary clinton wall street speeches where the democratic nominee contradicts some of the positions on trade and the public and private s sector. tonight many of the questions will come from undecided voters and tonight the debate is in the form of a town hall meeting, and half from attendees and half from the social media. it will be moderated by anderson cooper and martha raddatz. there sis a question and then a 2:00 rebuttal. and has there ever been a moment in modern political history where there is this kind of drama leading up to a debate like this one? there hasn t. in fact, the debate era in presidential politics is 40 year-old and we haven t seen a
schieffer: good evening. and welcome to the third and last presidential debate of 2008, sponsored by the commission on presidential debates. i m bob schieffer of cbs news. the rules tonight are simple. the subject is domestic policy. i will divide the next hour-and-a-half into nine-minute segments. i will ask a question at the beginning of each segment. each candidate will then have two minutes to respond, and then we ll have a discussion. i ll encourage them to ask follow-up questions of each other. if they do not, i will. the audience behind me has thank you. are you a teacher? verys, i think that s a good question because i ve heard of from lots of teachers and parents about their concerns about some of the things that are being said and done in this campaign. is very important for us to make clear to our that our country really is great because we re good and we are going to respect one another, lift each other up, we are going to be looking for ways diversity.e our an
martha: please hold the applause. secretary clinton, you have two minutes. secretary clinton: secretary clinton, you have two minutes. first let me start by saying that so much of what he s said is not right but he gets to run his campaign any way he choosed. he gets to talk about our agenda, laying out the plans we have that we think can make a better life and a better country. that s his choice. when i hear something like that, i am reminded of what my friend michelle obama, advised us all. when they go low, you go high. [applause] [cheering] but if thisinton: were just about one video, maybe what he s saying tonight would be understandable. but everyone can draw their own conclusions at this point about whether or not the man in the video or the man on the stage respects women. but he never apologizes for anything to anyone. he never apologized to mr. and mrs. kahn, the gold star family whose son died in the line of duty in iraq, and donald insulted and attacked them for w