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and then just swirled around houston for days. and then walloped port arthur with a tremendous rainfall there. well, for hurricane irma, it is a major hurricane. major being category 3 and above. it may reach category 5 by the time it apreached the leeward islands. we want to show you what s happening outside of los angeles where a fire has been raging. temperatures have soared here over the last five days. they ve been between 38 and 42 degrees celsius, between 100 and 108 degrees. this is just to the north of los angeles. this is an area in the vicinity of burbank. bryce canyon park, key stone, castleman. those are some of the areas that have mandatory evacuations. it s consumed about 2,000 acres or about 800 hectares. it s only 10% contained. firefighters may not get a break possibly not until monday. cyril?
are the right questions? you don t want to do the old is that a clown candidacy of what. so the debt is important. jobs are important. the economy is important. i m sure every candidate out there will have a great answer for whatever you ask them about those great questions you were going to ask them. there s one that keeps recurring as they show up on the business network. the oil price. you know, i m familiar with the oil prices, but some people say that low oil prices are fantastic for the economy. other people say it s bad for the economy because all the jobs in the oil sector may drive production away from america, too. not a bad question for everyone of the candidates to say is a low oil price good or bad for the economy and why. your thoughts? is that a question? i didn t have that one. did you have that one, the oil one? no. no. you raise a good point. the fact of the matter is it cuts both ways. we re making a big deal about the president rejecting key stone, as you know,
other which is perfectly fine. but what do you think we ll see tomorrow night in terms of how much direct confrontation there is? i don t think you re going to see democrats attacking each other in any kind you have aggressive way. unlike the republican party where there are serious points of difference in terms of policy and where candidates republican completely at the opposite end of the spectrum, among democrats, there s still broad consensus around most issues. they differ how they want to get there. we re going to hear a lot from bernie sanders and martin o malley saying they ve been consistent on certain positions such as key stone and other issues where hillary has tacked left since day one. she will probably say why she has evolved on some of these issues only recently and refocus the debate on policy and away from e-mails and poll numbers and a lot of noise we ve been hearing the last couple of months. i think when we went into this, i doubt bernie sanders thought he was
race then i think bernie sanders maybe ends up being a thorn in her side but definitely not a knife in her back. if she starts getting into trouble, i think she is perfectly capable and willing to adjust and come out with stronger statements and fill in the missing link that may frustrate some democratic voters. well knife or thorn if you will he is pretty pickly. do democrats care that hillary clinton is not answering questions on key stone or tpp? i think some of them do. in the final analysis i have yet to see any polls among democratic voters that show bernie sanders anything higher than 18 or 19 percentage points and hillary clinton any lower than 56 57 percentage points. she is still the formidable front-runner. her support has been eroding but not much yet. and i think a cautious candidate