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mr. trump will be speak nothing ohio. there is a lot of speculation what it means for the cand and the latest election forecast 538 showed dems with a 55 hadn't six percent chance of taking the senate and i washington post headline reads this, republicans

are favored to hold the senate in the ratings. according to real clear politics. democrats could gain societies but not enough to retake the majority. what does this all tell us. we have janet kaldwell here. and taking it a bit by bit. and when you look at critics of donald trump. they said donald trump will destroy the republican party and affect everything. >> yeah. >> what is going on? >> i tell you, the media narrative that the donald trump was going to be a drag but false. this is proved out in florida, ohio, and new hampshire, and nevada if you will. republicans are not only coa leasing around donald trump and the independents as well. there is a trump ocrates that

are organizing democrats in places like ohio and pennsylvania, and so jessica, there is still hope for you as a quiet trump supporter. >> jessica, wow. >> i am sorry, i can't breathe right now. funny. and we were on o'rielly last night together. >> okay, okay. we got it, jessica. >> we have two different pictures. the democrats could retake the senate. but the destruction some predicted from donald trump is not happening. >> that's largely due to the fact. i had a mind freeze. 60 percent of the americans say the country is on the wrong track and they will look to the other party p. it is the party of donald trump. a lot of candidates are distancing. but jia nois right. people are coalescing and they

know it is the nominee and they have to do certain things is to get him ahead. it is a toss up. but it is important that at the end of the day. tim cane was picked as down. kasich would have appointed a republican. it is a difficult path. there is a chance and the forecast is a good thing. but it is a difficult fight. >> it is an interesting message jia no. and if the vote for donald trump to it be the nominee was a vote for change and anti- establishment; why are some of the seats that would previously thought to return seem to be holding. that looks like a different picture of the republican party. you have a new person, and old people, not names, but those who have been in office look to retain their seats?

>> i think people realize that the senate upon is crucial. if we are going to get donald trump elected and have the house and senate is, that's not only way to get his agenda passed. and i think people realize that. in addition to that, folks like john mccain is up in double-digits. they realize donald trump needs all troops on the ground and democrats in particular, some of the folks that switched parties in the primaries will be helpful in moves that forward. >> i want to push that forward. and we are seeing the highest republican support. 12 percent republicans. >> for what? >> to vote for hillary clinton? >> that number. >> let me ask the question this

way, one of the reasons we are seeing republicans support in the september is the dnc and democrats are focused prop hillary and not focused on the the down ball on the campaigns because the race in the presidential race is tightening. >> i am not sure. hillary clinton is key to that. and on the republican side why they are doing better down ballot. kohk brothers are giving money down ball on the. lindsay graham talks about it. has to retain the house and senate is. they know that nothing will get done if they lose control. >> that's a good point, the folks on which hillary clinton is raising money and looking to control her.

she's raising. it is true. jessica it is you and me talking. we can be honest. >> you were on redeye? >> and this is what you are warming up to? >> apparently. >> and just to take a big step back and speak about american leadership today. what is mefrn leadership jiowa a no. and you can see who americans are choosing to support. who is the next american leader? what does that person looks like? >> i think the debate this coming monday tells the story. prosperity and safety. that is the trump campaign. and keeping it real. and someone who is open and honest about it and not someone when there is islamic terror not calling it islamic terror. >> what is emerging from this

political season? >> just what he said. americans are looking for a candidate and put money in their pockets and keep them safe. donald trump has a edge on managing the economy. hillary clinton tied tup on foreign policy and qualification and fit to be president and effectiveness and et cetera. >> but is she honest? >> she's more honest than donald trump? >> no, no, no. is she honest? >> we are all in that mud pit together. jessica and giowa a no. we'll see you on redeye. and what is emerging about the picture of the american leadership as we are less than 50 days to the election. will republicans keep control of the senate. go to fox news.comslash happening now to join the

conversation. we are looking more are on -- and that is searching for two more men. >> and seeing him on the street there and removing one of the pressure cooker bombs that did not explode on the street. and they left the duffle bag on the street and the bomb on the street that they may not have known a bomb. they discarded that is took the bag with them. they may have disconnected the timer. and they are witnesses and not suspects. you you are looking downtown new

york city. and that is briefing that location. and this comes as rahami is facing charges in the bombings including use of weaponses of mass destruction. hi, catherine? >> reporter: thank you, eric. this shows evidence of significant pre-meditation. rahami was buying bomb parts on ebay as early as june and two days before the attack, there is cell phone video showing what appears to be a trial run. the fbi agent describes what he saw. fuse equipped and loud noise and billowing smoke and laugher are.

and that is with rahami. and most noi notably he relied on the teachings of the cleric allackey. and he was the first american targeted for death by the cia. rahami writes about nasz an who killed 13 and injured more than 30 in the 2009 shooting spree in fort hood, texas. they are holding a hearing with local law enforcement on the digital jiff jihadi. they pressed on whether the ball got dropped. >> is there anything we could have done differently to have stopped it. >> based on the investigation so far, he seemed like many

suspects who came into contact with the system at various times, and was handled to the extent that the system of the law and guidelines that we operate under would allow them to. >> reporter: the fbi releasing the poster with information on the two men seen taking the pressure cooker out. and it was left on the suitcase. the new poster may have gone to the reporting that rahami may have had help. and it was talk on monday it was one person and no cell involveded. >> it was speculation it was homeless man, but those men seem well dressed. >> by my standard, for sure. >> we'll see what they have to say when the new's conference goes up. and coming up later on in

this hour, we'll talk to the former director assistant to the fbi and he said the bombings are a direct resort from isis. authorities have not gone that far. >> streets of charlotte are quiet after violent clash and protest that left 16 police officers injured. take a look. the unrest comes in response to the police killing of the man you can see here. scott refused orders to drop the handgun before the officer opened fire. a woman claiming to be scott's daughter said he was unarmed. authoritieses call for calm saying that the truth will come out. >> our top priority for charlotte to remain a safe community for everyone who live and visits here. please be patient as our charlotte police department and

other city leader ares as this is an ongoing investigation. >> i am optimistic that the results of our action will be positive with positive outcomes. it is time for the voiceless majority to stand up can be be heard. it is time to change the narrative because i can tell you from the facts, that the story's different as to how it is portrayed especially through social media. >> reporter: this is just days after the killing of crutcher in oklahoma. crutcher was shot in the middle of the road after responding to the call of an abandoned vehicle. crutcher was waiting for help and he was unarmed. the officers were placed on administrative leave.

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o'neill. and i want to echo how lucky we are to have a fine police department and chief who was ready on day one to handle the challenges of keeping new york safe. i want to know that the city has a new fbi in charge bill sweeny who worked nonupon stop with the nypd and joint terrorism tack force to cant and you are charge the alleged bomber. from the moment that the bomb went off and until rahami's capture was 39 hours. that was amazing. and we are thankful to the tireless work of the fbi, nypd. and jtf. and linden police officer who got us to the finish line. there i want to acknowledge and thank the work of the

investigator and prosecutor and they like many of the agents of the jtf barely slept since saturday and working hard. the assistant attorneys. crowley and andrew deflipus. and super visors cronin and buck lo and investigators. thanks to their work yesterday evening, we filed the criminal complaint against rahami charging him with acts of terrorism including weapons of mass destruction and bombings. the federal charges were brought against him in new jersey as well as for the bombs that rahami planted in sea side park and new jersey. first case to proceed will be the federal case in manhattan federal court. we filed a writ with rahami with

the u.s. marshal's service and we expect he will be brought in the district. the fbi and nypd gathered evidence in a short period of time and the evidenced shows that it was a pre-meditated act of terrorism. that evidence includes 12 finger prints recovered from the unat the timeinated bomb in chelsea. and the pressure cooker, and duct tape and triggering cell phone. surveillance video of rahami near the bomb 27 minutes before the explosion. surveillance video of rahami walking with a suitcase just minutes after the explosion. four blocks out. license plate readers showing a car tied to rahami's residence. and entering the manhattan lincoln tunnel and leaving two hours after the explosion. and also a hand written journal found on rahami at the time of

his arrest talking about jihadi, pipe bomb and pressure cooker bombs and sounds of bombs heard in the street and references to an war alki and osama bin laden. and as you appreciate the american way of life was attacked and every day routines were shaken by explosions in chelsea and sea side. the response is classically american. and what we expect in our city from new yorkers. care for the victims, calm in the midst of chaos. and swift law enforcement action. now thanks to that response, rahami will face terrorism charges in the court of law. we'll turn to what we came to talk about. showing the diversity of our docket. sometimes law enforcement does us so proud.

sometimes sadly law enforcement does not and that brings me to todayy's case. excessive use of force in prisones has reached crisis porportions in new york state. we have taken aggressive action time and time again. but the prison problem does not end there. now we with are addressing the same issue of abuse. >> and we have the news regarding the terror attack from the u.s. attorney for the district of new york. and including weapons of mass destruction. there are federal terrorism charges. this is what will happen with rahami who remains in the hospital. denny colson is ready to talk to us.

danny, you are going to join us later on the program and talking to you on the phone first. what do you think about the four counts of criminal charges again. >> once again. the nypd and fbi and joint terrorism task force did their job. they collected the evidence available to them and organized it in a cogent way and we have good prosecutors in the new york city and other parts of the world in the united states. you saw it in the boston marathon bomber and oklahoma city case. it seemed like our law enforcement steps up to task and in record time get these guys. issue for me, they should be allowed to get them before the bomb goes. very, very confident prosecutors. and agents and police officers

that work closely together to protect our liberty. >> once the charges are announced. does that it limit our ability to question the terrorist in the case. >> what limits is miranda. i am all for that. we don't need the guy's testimony. he will be tried and convicted without any doubt. his a polls will be upheld. and not really. it doesn't. one of the issues we talked about recently is should we go ahead and sprue them. the law allows that. and i know a hot of judges say you can't. you can. you just can'tous the test and. >> one of the things that the

fbi said they are looking for two more individuals. that is reference to al-qaeda in rahami's poster. danny will be back with us to talk about where the case goes from here. thank you. >> and probably the last meeting between president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the president is still the president. it happened when the general assemb assembly goes on. >> i want to thank you for what you signed last week. it greatly enhances and fortifies the principle you have stated many times. that israel should be able to defend has from any threat and secondly i want to thank you for the extensive security and

intelligence cooperation between our two countries. i don't think people at large understand the depth of the cooperation, but i know and i want to thank you you on behalf of all of the people of israel. and certainly want to thank you for the many meetings we had in which we discussed confronting common challenge and seize common opportunities. greatest challenge is [inaudible] and greatest to advance piece. that is the goal i and the people of israel will never given on. we are fortunate, that israel has no greater friend than the united states of america and america has no greater friend than israel. our a liiance has grown through successive president and

bipartisan congress and the overwhelming support of the american people. it is an unbreakable bond based on common values and interests and shared destiny. and opportunity to shape that destiny together. and i would like to add one final point. as you conclude your presidency, i know you are are going to be busy with many, many things, much more are than improving what i hear is a terrific golf game, your voice, and your influential voice will be heard many decades and i know you will continue to support israel's right to defend itself and thrive as a jewish state. barak, you will always be a welcome guest in israel. and by the way, i don't play

golf, but right next to my home in israel, is a terrific golf course. >> we'll have. thank you. thank you so much. >> it's good to welcome prime minister netanyahu and his delegation here and i want to start by just sending a message that all of the american people, my entire administration, and me personally are thinking of shimmon perez, who is a great friend, a giant in the history of israel. and we are hopeful that we'll have a speedy recovery. and i have wanted to see what

shimmon ate and did because he always looked so good. i know it has been a challenging time for him and his family. and i want to make sure i relay my gratitude for him and his leadership and helping to forge the strong israeli- u.s. bond. and as prime minister netanyahu mentioned, the bond between united states and israel is unbreakable. it is based on common values and family ties, a wrecknition that a jewish state of israel is one of our most important allies, and a guiding principle in my presidency. and one i expressed often to the prime minister, is that it is important for america's national

security to ensure that we have a safe and secure israel. one that can defend itself. and so the understanding that we were signing is indicative of that. and provide an assurance and foundation for the kinds of ongoing military and intelligence cooperation that has been the hallmark of our relationship. it allows israelis the kind of certainty in a moment where there is enormous uncertainty in the region. it is a difficult and dangerous time in the middle east. we want to make sure that israel has the full capabilities that it needs in order to keep the israeli people safe.

this will give us an opportunity to talk about the challenges that arise out of the situations like syria. i'll also be interested in hearing from the prime minister his assessment in the conditions in israel and west bank. and obviously our hearts go out to those that are injured, both israeli and palestinian, and clearly there is great danger of not just terrorism, but flare ups of violence. and we do have concerns around the settlement activity as well. and our hope is that we can continue to be an effective partner with israel in finding a path to peace. i am only president for another

few months and our hope will be in these conversations, we get a sense of how israel sees the next few years and what the opportunities are and challenges are are. and in order to ensure that we keep alive the possibility of a stable, secure israel at peace with its neighbors and a palestinian home land that meets the aspirations of their people. obviously these are are challenging times and one thing about prime minister netanyahu. he's been with us and his time

cooperated with us. i guarantee you if i visit israel up, it is a beautiful country and beautiful people and michelle and the girls resent i have not taken them on the trips. i do take them, and of course, they will appreciate the fact that the next time i go to israel i will not have to sit, but can enjoy the sight and sounds of a remarkable country. and so thank you very much. thank you. >> man, oh, man. that is diplomacy. they have had a testy and strained relationship. but they have the common goal of u.s.- israel ties. at the same time the nuclear

deal. the prime minister came and spoke against it. but seemingly chummy and friendly at one point. and the prime minister calling the president barak and inviting him to his house in jerusalem and i was there interviewing the prime minister and he would not be critical of the administration and see what happens with the iranian nuclear coal. and simon perez. 93 years old and one of the founding fathers of of israel and i went to his apartment in tel aviv to interview him about terrorism it. and he said never give up against the terrorist. i asked if he thinks we will win. he is confident western societies will win. he was remarkable and insightful man. we had an interview with the former prime minister and he toasted us with white wine.

>> that is permission for the show. >> and i know. in our prayers. >> it is interesting to see the meeting and put context for the news of the week. the president in his address that we watched in our program, did say those living in the palestinian territories, need to recognize israel asa a state. and the president said israel had to stop occupying the palestinian territory. it is a trigger word by the way as well. and interesting to see the warm reception with netanyahu. that was a strong stance and something that israel did not appreciate in the address. >> the prime minister thanked us for the aid package $38 billion military aid package. >> so we'll watch that and in the meantime politics now.

>> it is going to it go side by side. young people will always have a seat at any table where a decision is made. >> that is hillary clinton reaching out to she is having trouble with the younger voters that make up the largest living generation of voters in our country. including the baby boomers. she has the support of 35 and under. and gary johnson 29 percent. and donald trump at 26. and compared that to president obama's number. support of 60 percent of the voters ages 18- 29. and clinton- kaine team 38 percent. and trump pence.

33 percent. and so why are they doing poorly it seems? for more, we'll bring in the politic reporter. and spokeswoman for young american founding a. and hillary supporter. let me welcome you. malam. why are you supporting mrs. clinton when so many ever turned off by both major party candidates? >> i think what is happening and people my age and americans who are not my age recognize we have one hand, hillary clinton how to grow the economy and raise wages and spent her epitire life fighting for women, and children and real results. and on the other hand. we have someone loud and shown him to be a bully and slogan and

not real plans. and people on november 8th. are going to make the choice that is clears day. do we want to move our country forward together or build on the process or go back ward. >> donald trump said jobs are his prior et. >> mr. trump has changed his plans all of the time donald trump's plan will help him and the one percent. donald trump's plan is raising men pumwage and those like me with college date. we are are able to pay it down to build o fam ound. donald trump started.

the movement and this is the most enclusive generation and we want hillary clinton. >> and if you talk to someone who supports donald trump they disagree with you. there's the argument. why has donald trump elicited that with malcolm and others and hillary clinton elicited with people by not capturing the vote. >> i want to push back on the notion and find it laughable that hillary clinton fought for women and children. actually that idea that she is altruistic they don't trust it. 77 percent of the millennials did do not trust hillary clinton. she penned an oped for mike earlier this week. and this is what she's saying. we'll give you jobs and job stewart and talking about entrepreneurship. millennials are fiscally conservatives. and that's the support for gary

johnson and donald trump. >> there is support for raising the minimum wage. but the first job she had was working with the children's defense fund and to say she's not fought for women and children can. i find that is laughable. >> you are so lucky to have a selfless servant in hillary clinton? and there's the argument. we heard the argument of both sides. and that's what is going on with the millennials. and many going to libertarian party and some to jill stein. >> it is interesting to see what is happening here. we talk about the young vote prekwently and perhaps less interesting than we like it to be. three things that make the race interesting and the recent polls interesting. one is that young people are

left leaning group of any group of voters. if you look at different ages. older people are more conservative. and they tend to be more independent. they are left leaning and don't tend to align with a political party. that makes them more willing perhaps to vote for gary johnson and jill steen. >> and the propensity for saying home and they don't like what she's pushes, they may out and vote at owl. it is the millennials voting for johnson and stein wound up coming to her. history of third party poll ping, they do it come around. and if they do come to clinton

and vote in the numbers where they voted for obama, that will be a big boost of her. >> we see gary johnson's party going up. what is the chance that they would be abandoned for hillary clinton? >> history shows us that people say to pollsters they will vote for third partiers and then on election day they vote for the candidate who can win. i don't know if that is the case with millennials given they are more are to the left. but we generally see the shift. and i would expect that to clinton's benefit. at least some what. >> secretary clinton is doing what she has to do. they are importanty decisions. we are deciding whether some people can eat and hillary clinton has a plan. >> let her respond.

>> i think secretary clinton is talking about black fights and fem minment and making insincere argument and they happen and it is not going to work for her. >> aaron and we'll have to referee it. >> and a great panel and a lot of big questions for are both candidates. this is beend the scene images that are in to us. and what is happening with donald trump. he's in engaging in a town hall. and taking questions. and you will see the whole town hall at tone o'clock when suan sits p down with with donald trump. and look to tune in for the town

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we wanted to learn more. i am on the phone of the medinna independent school district. you are looking at this as a official but as a motor of the student. why did you decide to put up the sign? >> we wanted to be proactive and letting people know who came in our community. that we our staff's safety. >> what is the reaction to the sign? >> i have not had negative feedback or e-mails or phone calls. it is supportive. people in this community. our our number bon >> have you had part history of the violence in the school to mot rate you to put up a sign

like this. >> no, we just universitied that we want to -- just want people to know we protect our kids. >> the security guards that work in the city, this applies to any and adult in the school that they could be carrying a weapon. how would a teacher say to you, penny, i have a gun and i will bring it to school? >> they would have to ask me for permission to do that. and then they have to go through a series of training and they would have to be approved through local law enforcement and they couldn't. even if they have a concealed carry doesn't mean they can ker it on campus.

>> what the interest of the children. >> that is a great one. and one said they were supportive but wanted to upon if a teacher was carrying. what cort sort of security is around the guns and or someone who doesn't have the training. >> they are secure. but there is no possibility of students getting it in. as a mother, what is the impact of the cipe outside of the school your son takeneds. >> it would make someone to stop and think. not only for the opportunities. i know in divorce cases, there are work place violence it will deter that. >> is it a dare to the wrong

sport of they have a similar sign to ours. >> we thought. you are looking for a mess amg g for a message to the community that the school is secure. so penny, great to have you on the program. and we look forward to checking back in with you. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. thank you. just to want mention there, they are located a little bit away from some other larger presence of law enforcement. so that's one of the reasons penny said that the sign is important to have at the cool because it would take some time to get law enforcement to the school if there was an emergency. something to consider as you look at the map there. we'll be back with more "happening now." from bank of america to earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. at places like the batting cages. ♪ [ crowd cheers ] 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs.

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hello everyone, i am melissa francis, and we are await dualing rallies from both hillary clinton and donald trump. expected to speak any moment now. we're going to bring you those live, plus the fbi wants your help in tracking down two men who removed the second pressure cooker bomb from a suitcase in downtown new york. and police in north carolina say the man killed by an officer had a gun on him. how will the candidates handle these important stories? chris wallace will break it all down on "america's election headquarters," next. the fbi is looking for two more men. surveillance capture video captured the men removed a device from a piece of luggage here in manhattan. they then leave the device on the street, but they take the luggage. and the fbi just wants to talk to them they say, a sentiment echoed by the nypd.

let's bring back danny coleson, deputy assistant director. do you think that's really what's going on? they want to talk to these guys? >> i think so. i've done many investigations, aye never seen a subject go back and get the bomb. so i think probably what we're dealing with here is somebody dumpster diving and found these things, personally, and i think the fbi just wanted to clear up loose ends. et fbi does not look dangling hints. they want to resolve every issue and that's one of the things of that agency. i think that's what it's. >> i don't know if you want see the wanted poster. why it's catching a lot of attention is that these two individuals were described in the past as homeless men. which they're clearly not. and so, they also don't look like dumpster divers. so that just leads to natural questions you remember to the public wondering, wait a minute, were they working for some reason with the bomber who we know was in that area just moments before? >> well, anything's possible. i mean, the world is full of

possibilities, but they may be. i don't know why the fbi could throw an announcement out like that if they weren't curious about it. i can rest assure, they will find them. somebody that knows them will bring it to the attention of law enforcement. and then resolve it. i don't have a great answer for you, but the fbi will. >> it's okay. we don't have all the answers to this case right now. >> no. >> we're one of the things i think is capturing all of our attention is a question of, is there anyone else out thereto? and what is next? and can we feel safe? how would you respond to any of that danny? >> well, i which one do you want me to answer? >> well, as far as what's next and determining if somebody else is involved. do you really believe at this point that this is it? >> well, i don't have access to their investigation and they don't share with me, i can tell you that. they will leave no stone

unturned. and as far as this threat. this threat is very likely over. with nypd and the fbi, jtf and all the agencies working there. >> we're going to have to lee it there. thank you very much. and we'll be right back with more "happening now." [ "on the road again," by willie nelson ] ♪ on the road again

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i know more about isis then the apprgenerals do. age. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country?

i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those are sacrifices? m. thank you for joining us. america's election headquarters starts right now. a fox news alert for you now. the fbi needs your help in tracking down two men who removed the second pressure cooker bomb from a suitcase in downtown new york. and police in north carolina say the man killed by an officer had a gun on him. hello everyone, i'm melissa francis, this is as the first debate at hofstra university in new york is only five day away. and the election itself, november 8th, is a mere 48 days way. we are awaiting dualing rallies right now from donald trump and hillary clinton. trump is in