terms in a house, and bob casey of scranton, running for a third term in the senate. i am joined in questioning the candidates by my colleagues. here are the rules. candidates will have one minute for answers and an additional 30 seconds for a bottle. questioners may jump in and we will make sure response times are equal. each candidate will have 90 seconds to deliver a closing statement. let s begin. has been an arrest in a series of explosives sent a high-profile democrats and critics of president trump. we have nothing official on a motive. as we speak right now on a motive. nonetheless, we have heard from leaders and lawmakers from both arteries over the past few days pointing out that hateful rhetoric inevitably leads to real-life danger, that hate ask follow hate speech. that should be a unifying message for the country. there is no question that in our political culture right now we have an awful lot of sharp edge rhetoric. it happens across the board. i have to say th
welcome the candidates. lou barletta. bobthe incumbent senator, casey running for a third term. i am joined questioning the candidates by my colleagues. here are the debates. the candidates will have one minute for answers and 30 seconds for rebuttal. questioners may jump in with follow-ups. each candidate will have 90 seconds to deliver a closing statement. has been an there arrest in a series of explosives sent to high-profile democrats and critic s of president trump. official on ag motive. we have all heard from leaders and lawmakers in both parties over the past two days, pointing inevitably rhetoric leads to real life danger. acts followhate heat speech hate speech. who do you consider the main source of hate speech and do you have a message? sen. casey: we are happy there is a suspect apprehended. we have to make sure not only is that individual prosecuted, but anyone else involved, so we can get to the bottom and prevented from happening again. that should be a unif
u.s. terror of spy also imposing duties on fifty billion dollars worth of u.s. goods this summer and now it s adding tariffs to a further sixty billion dollars worth. the war of words continues to here s what u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe had to say about the trade war in a t.v. interview. we know this much of the trade war. has been going on for years. here s what s different in this administration to the extent one wants to call this a trade war we are determined to win it. china s leadership for its part accuses the united states of bullying with no sign of a let up in the tit for tat spat economists say the real losers in this trade battle could ultimately be the consumers in both. entries. an impressive achievement a german made robot pouring a glass of wheat beer in the approved manner but for some there s a bitter aftertaste in the knowledge that the company that made the robot has been sold to a chinese firm how competitive is german industry in the age of dig
times looking ahead to the executive orders expected to come. we can talk about those. any of the issues you want. chattanooga, tennessee, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: i am doing well. caller: i just had a comment i want to make. town with a population of around 7000, 8000 people. hard to find a job here. stuck in the south. it is a republican state. life.ed almost all my i will be 65 years old in april. and i had to take an early retirement. it is all about republican policies. i watched ever since obama started running. i was working just across the state line in georgia. best job i ever had. it paid me quite a bit more than anything i could have made here in chattanooga. i had to leave the state. and i had to commute. and because of republican justies, i have almost about lost every job that i have ever had, due to layoffs. host: what policy hurt you the most? what directly affected you and your job? caller: i was working at sh
and in congress. good evening everyone i m frank somerville. i m julie haener. tonight president trump abruptly fired the acting u.s. attorney general. she was a holdover from the obama administration. late today she refused to support his executive order. ktvu amber lee and leigh martinez have been talking to people about the fear and confusion that came with the executive order. but first we turn to ktvu s jana katsuyama with late developments from washington. reporter: julie and frank this all came to ahead tonight after a weekend of mass protest. tonight senate democrats decided to push through a vote to overturn the executive order locked by the public majority. reporter: the battle line was clear. congressional democrats stood with hundreds in front of the u.s. supreme court building monday night. they blasted president donald trump s executive order temporarily banning refugees and stopping immigration from six arab countries and iran. we must choose to fight,