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Professor over 3 decades, warren has been attacked by rival pete buttigieg for not being more transparent about her finances and fundraisers. another 2020 race of note, californias 28th district thats where adam schiff serves but while hes solely focused on impeaching president trump homelessness there amongst other things continue to rise, one woman has made it her mission to take back the seat to constituents that its supposed to serve and that candidate jennifer barbosa joins us to talk more ...

Congressman he has not presented any legislation thats become law. in terms of homelessness, what he has done is basically rubber stamped maxine waters bill to deal with homelessness and her bill essentially represently indicates the same failed policies that mayor garcetti has implemented in our city over the past few years. we know they are not working. so, what we need to do in terms of homelessness, since you mentioned it, we need to stop allocating federal funds for affordable housing which...

Force has risen to 75.2% from 73.3% three years ago. unemployment among that group the lowest level since the 1950s. between the back lash to kavanaugh and great economic fortunes should democrats be taking the female vote for granted. joining us now. sara, i want to start with you on this. look at these numbers. i mean just economic numbers for women. more women in the labor force, really since the 1990s, record number of people earning a good living. wages beginning to go up. look at the chart...

Out there in the campaign trail, michelle obama being one, the president of the united states being the other who by the way, his approval rating is about 54%, which is pretty darn good as youre leaving offensive. joe biden, can play into these states, ohio, pennsylvania. i dont see very many opponents other than ben carson with donald trump, and also, youve also got the likes of elizabeth warren who does very well with liberal voters. shes got a bigger army. >> what do you think first ladys app...

Consumer index came out just this morning. according to thomson reuters and university of michigan, consumer sentiment in october thus far fell to a nine-month low to 75.2. that is down from septembers 77.5. this october number, it missed expectations but this number is particularly illuminating because it gives us a good sense how people feel about the economy and personal finance and spending. the numbers show a somewhat moderate reaction to the government shutdown and the debt ceiling battle....

On to the end of our life expectancy, they may not be the healthiest years because we are losing the battle with obesity. brian? >> hi, harris. there is a catch 22. americans are living longer but not necessarilythier. the journal american medical association measured data in 127 countries. showing life expectancy in the u.s. rose from 75.2 years in 1990 to 28.2 years in to 10. but they are suffering from depression, anxiety, bone and joint disease and chronic illness like diabetes and alzheimer...