going their separate ways so are their wax statues. angelina filed for divorce yesterday. now their characters are getting separated. who knew they could pull wax apart? . we are watching live events from hillary clinton and donald trump. we wiare monitoring both of the. plus inside the secret journal, his praise for om of the most notorious terrorists we have ever seen in the world, the fort hood shooter, osama bin laden himself, and why they want to talk to these two men caught on camera. the city of charlotte p preparing for protesting. we'll take you there. and trump bringing in don king to drum up support in a key

swing state while it urges hillary clinton out spent her republican rival last month. what did she get for all of that cash? and how much do you think voters feel about hillary clinton's health or donald trump's health? a new poll tells you how much. donald trump took the stage when hillary clinton was stoet speak in florida. legendary boxing promoter don king joined him. decades ago he served a few years in prison for stomping a man to death. in the 1980s, years after his

release ohio's then governor pardoned him. ki today king seemed to slip up when he used the n word discussing the need for more african american people. voters in buckeye state have backed in every race. no republican has ever won without winning ohio. here is a look at the poll in that state. trump ahead by a single point. fox will have its new numbers later today. keep watching for those. we are live in dayton where trump just wrapped up that rally, hi. >> reporter: hi. his court ship of inner city minorities has been a major theme for the last month or so.

today he has definitely been talking quite a bit about it. he even has an interview in which he talks about criticism and allegations from the left and the democrats that he's a racist. it comes on a busy day. sharpton had harsh words that got gasps and laughter at the same time. trump is arguing that allegations of his attested racism by democrats is actually a sign of his political success, watch! the one thing i see is that when you start to win -- and i have watched it over the years. when you start to win and win and win they have nothing to say. they always start using the racist word. it's a very interesting phenomenon. the word racist comes out. that means you're winning and that's their last chance and i don't think it's working. >> reporter: and donald trump

was campaigning today with don king, the legendary boxing promoter, someone mr. trump has done business with over the years. at one point king was making a reference if you're you're still an intellect chul person you're still a n-word. when he goes campaigning where there is large majority populations of depressed economies and depressed communities and brings in african americans who love them some times they are the ones that can cause some of the c. one pastor said he wanted to get everyone to join him in the front of the room and made a

reference to sort of back of the bus jim you segregation where it was impossible for african americans to get front seats. >> wow. thank you very much. donald trump works ohio and hillary clinton is in florida. she is in orlando talking to voters about her plan for the committee and focusing on americans with disabilities. here is a look at the numbers for there. you can see they are tied at 45%. clinton has outspent trump in the state spending nearly $38 million compared to his 9 million. jennifer is in orlando. mrs. clinton also spoke about the recent police shooting.

>> that's right. she opened talk about the recent police shooting. she addressed what happened in tulsa as well as north carolina. she tweeted out before we arrived, keith lamont scott, terrence crutcher, too many others. this has got to stop. >> it is unbearable, and it needs to become intollerable. we also saw the targeting of police officers in philadelphia last week.

last night in charlotte 12 officers were injured in d demonstrations following keith lamont scott's death. >> reporter: she talked about how she has become friends are trayvon martin's mother and to show sympathy for the recent police killings but also trying not to alien aate police office. we learned she has spent $50 million and yet the polls show her neck and neck with donald trump here in the all important state of florida which has 29 electoral votes. the campaign sees florida as the best way to inoculate a trump victory. they believe even if smaller

states go trump's way they will have a clear path to victory. >> yes. you mentioned trying to build a black vote, walking a thin line with police. thank you. if members of the military had to choose the next president on their own it would come down to donald trump and gary johnson. that's according to a new poll in the military times stu. it found trump and johnson tied among those on active duty. hillary clinton a distant third. service members completed the survey online. it does not follow some of the surveys we often show you. both nominees have been bickering over everything from e-mail scandals to tax returns.

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effecting this race much at all. glenn is here to explain. it's always good to see you. big breaking news is that we in the media probably look like fools because we spent a lot of time on health and tax returns, not everybody equally. some prefer one over the other. the voters don't care about that at all. >> yeah, it is showing that we have all been drawn into covering are not the ones that are sticking. it is really the older issues since the primaries that are standing out in voters minds i think they are most concerned about zblo so for hillary clinton foreign policy look how they compare. your thoughts on what we see here. >> you're seeing the issue that is keep surfacing on this e-mail campaign. they keep following her whether it's releases from judicial

watches. they have been on the burner for a long time. there is more e-mails yet to come. you see that and you see the issues and the decisions she made when she was secretary of state they do seem to be sticking. they are the same issues facing all the way through the primary. >> why isn't it changing? >> i think it goes back to the court issue that is are concerning voters right now. national security is front and center, our safety and also the issue hillary clinton has faced it chemos the question of do we trust her to be president? >> there are those in her own party that feel strongly about that. to so d so did it look at all of the people from the political parties? >> yes. we'll get more details about

this but we'll be able to break it down between the democrats and republicans. >> i think people should know people in her own camp are worried for that. and donald trump is temperament and rhetoric. how are they different? >> temperament is fitness to be president. does he have temperament to be command commander in chief. >> so her ads are working in that sense? >> her ads and outbursts and comments and different things he made along the way that makes people wonder if he is focused and has the discipline to make the decision on the spot. >> so i was anchoring when it was the fist weekend back on the trail so health was still very

much part of the conversation. can we roll that? it is like 8%. >> yeah. >> why is that? >> it's hard to explain. this is what voters are telling us. we talked to them between september 16 and 19. it was during some of the areas. those things didn't resonate with the voters. i think hillary clinton has been out there quite a lot. i think they were saying she looks all right to me. >> smart democratic strategists have said that deplorables comment would hurt her among voters. in this it was equal with that's how much we care about health as well. deplorables not right high as well. >> it seems like she was attacking a large section of america. >> she was. >> i think everybody is focusing

more on issues they want to president to decide on. >> now, i mentioned they have really honed in on this whole tax issue. >> the putin thing is a little higher, 13%. people a little concerned about that. >> and he is also getting a lot of face time. >> we saw two speeches going on. i think we had a couple of live pictures on the screen of both candidates. what are the headlines in politics for this particular day 48 days out? >> it is an interesting contrast

where we saw donald trump talking about jobs, jobs, jobs. it was a different contrast than seems to be more often than the past. today we saw campaigns showing new strategies and hillary clinton taking approaches they took before. >> all right. always glad to have you. thank you. all right. did you know that anthony wiener could be facing charges? a girl claimed she and the form are congressman were involved in a relationship for months. she showed text messages along with photographs of him shirtless and in his under wear. he asked her to dress up like a schoolgirl. in a statement to fox news weiner admits he had terrible

judgment in the past but adds while i provided information showing i have likely been the subject of a hoax i have no one to blame but me for putting myself in this position. i'm sorry. there were reports he was involved in another sexting scandal. the charlotte tonight, the big story there, calls for calm and concerns over new violence after a police shooting. the chief says the man had a gun and refused to drop it. his family says no way, he was not armed. others claim it was a book he was holding. the demonstration got rough last night. more than a dozen police officers hurt. in minutes, the efforts to keep the peace and the demands from protesters. stay close. approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud.

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police say they are bracing for another night of violence after more than 12 police officers were injured last night. demonstrations broke out three hours after police shot and killed keith lamont scott yesterday, a husband and father of seven children. [ crowd chanting ] >> local reports say the protests started out peaceful and demonstrators shut it down and then throwing traffic cones off after a highway over itpass.

one hit in the face with a rock. police used tear gas to try to clear out the crowd. they say officers told him many times to drop the weapon before they shot and killed him. >> it is time to change the narrative. i can tell you from the facts that the story is a little bit different than it has been portrayed so far than through social media. >> his family members say he was sitting in his car waiting for his son to get off of the school bus when officers shot him. they say they did not find a book at the shooting scene. it comes on the heel of a shooting of an unarmed black man there. they are calling to have the white police officer arrested in that case. we have more now, jonathan. >> reporter: that's right.

the rally here, another rally scheduled for marshal park is suppose today begin around 7:00 eastern time. protestors are calling on participants to remain peaceful and not repeat the violence that some times erupted during last night's violence. they say it is excessive force against african american men even though the officer in this case was also african american! it don't matter. whether black or white he was in blue. >> and marshal park, the site of tonight's rally is near the ter of all of the which is at controversy. >> i mentioned what the family members are saying. is there any reason you have been able to determine their

reporting. it is the emotion of the other si side. >> reporter: it's all what was keith lamont scott doing in the minutes before the shooting? family and friends say he was unarmed, reading that book, waiting for his son. they say they found no book at the scene and they did find a gun and that their officers were justified in being concerned for their safety, listen. >> mr. scott, as i said, exited his vehicle armed with a handgun as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it. he stepped out posing a threat to officer. a officer struck the subject.

>> reporter: they promised a full and transparent investigation. the officer placed on administrative leave. >> and a lot of confusion about this in the black community. a lot of division i'm seeing with sources that i have that this was a black police officer who is hurting reportedly. people are divided. the color is blue, as you heard that one man say very angerly, which brings me to this point. what is being done to calm some is of the emotion? we are learning from these incidents, unfortunately. we have lead time on that protesting. what does it look like to try to solution find in all of this? >> reporter: some community leaders are calling for dialogue instead of pro tests. they are urging people to talk with one another, get people out

in these communities to talk with police officers, black and white or other races and find out where they are coming from and see the humanity that these people in these neighborhoods, they may not know are up to no good and by the same token that these officers are also human beings who might be afraid in these situations. at the end of the day they have families too and want to get home safely to their kids. >> it is becoming very anti authority saying to the black police officers, how can you be part of that dialogue? definitely necessary. thank you very much. we learned minutes ago that the new york bomber is unconscious in his hospital bed. and when he wakes up he will find investigators there ready with their questions. we are learning a lot about potential new evidence including how they say he prepared for his

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he wanted about taking revenge about the u.s. government and claimed he wanted to carry out a suicide attack before authorities caught him. it details the writings from a blood-stained journal found after his final shootout with officers. the documents show the journal was pierced with a bullet hole and it ended with this message, death to your oppression. we show he has set his plans in motion as early as june ordering circuit boards, shrapnel and other bomb-making material on

e-bay. he practiced detonating exploestives two days before the incident. it shows rahami lit a fuse to some sort of device buried in the backyard and then flames and billowing smoke and laughter. he was already facing state charges and for attempted to murder police officers. the unexploded device, they say two men removed it from a suitcase on the sidewalk and may have some howdy fu diffused the without even realizing what they were handling. the agency is not calling them suspects at this point. they say they want to question

and recover what they took with them. we have a lot of questions. rick is live in new jersey where the suspect is in the hospital recovering from his bullet wounds. let's go to katherine. what else are we learning from this journal? rnchs rnc >> reporter: he laid the ground work for home grown terrorism. >> a handwritten journal talking about among other things jihad, pipe bombs, pressure cooker bomb and the sounds of bombs heard in the street as well as references to osama bin laden. >> rahami relied on the teachings of al-awlaki. it is worth noting he had several arrests. this is one of his mug shots for

soliciting prostitutes. he writes about hassan from fort hood in texas. >> is there anything we could have done differently to have stopped it? >> based on what i have seen so far he seems like many suspects who came into contact with this 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. >> seems he was preamped up including that of isis terrorists. >> anymore information ton fbi's previous investigation? you know, the one that found he went to afghanistan and pakistan a bunch of times? >> that domestic dispute was

really like a family brawl with rahami stabbing his brother and punching his sister in the face. they interviewed the father twice. both times the father withdrew his claims about ties. fbi agents, this is the domestic operations guide. because rahami was a naturalized si sen he enjoyed extra protection. >> you want a sub substantiative case that will bring the case to prosecution. most likely it was pressured to close a case. >> two law enforcement sources confirmed that rahami's wife is cooperating with authorities, that she is giving a voluntary

statement to officials and they believe she will return. >> and pressure to close the case? did i hear that right? >> reporter: yes. this is a set of guidelines sort of accomplished by the fbi. the latest came out. one of the complaints you some times hear is that the bar is simply too high given what the current threat level is. you have to check a certain number of boxes. if you're not check those boxes you effectively have to close it. >> that is interesting. i'll talk more about that coming up. thank you for bringing us that information there. wow. okay. team coverage continues now. investigators are giving us an update on their part of the investigation. let's get it from rick who is live in new jersey, rick. >> reporter: we are outside the hospital where rahami has been

under guard since monday morning when he was shot during his capture. we are told rahami is unable to speak with investigators following multiple surgeries from those gunshot wounds he sustained in the battle with police. at that point he would be trance forred for his first court appearance. the suspect in the terror attacks is in the hospital and we are told he is unconscious at this hour. >> okay. so you have the video that we saw, the image that shows the guys who took that pressure cooker out of the suitcase and we think took the suitcase with them. what more have you learned? >> when we first heard about these two guys it sounded like

they might be accomplices. they want to speak with them then and want to speak with them now. because they were walking up and down 27th street and found the bag that had the pressure cooker bomb in it. the bomb that didn't detonate, they pulled that device out of the bag and took off with that bag. authorities want that bag because it is evidence in this case. it may have had other evidence inside it. that's why they want to talk to these two men so badly. they also tell us that when they took that device out of the bag they may have inadvertently disconnected wires from the cell phone. they may have actually saved lives by stealing that bag. >> it could be -- we don't know. we don't flknow exactly what th did. we need to speak to those individuals. >> they found his fingerprints all over that device. that is some of the evidence

that will be used against him in court. >> they think they might have seen and do something. thank you. >> th >> reporter: they found a bag and liked the bag and took it with them. >> thank you. joining us know, ann judge andrew napolitano is here. let's start with crime scenes. we don't know yet who those guys are. >> it appears to me looking at the nypd think they were innocent bystanders who stole a bag. the fbi thinks they were confederates who removed the bag intentional lichlt th intentionally. if the fbi's hunch is correct there are two conspirators who are culpable here. it is people looking at the same

event and interpreting differently. if there are innocent bistand who are may be in danger because they don't know what they have with them! tell me what you think. >> exactly. >> okay. let's move on now to the idea of the charges that police are looking at with rahami. they will ask him a tonover question whns s when he wakes u. the final charges may be very different. talk to me. >> yes. in order to restrain him she is in a jail part of the hospital. the first is a chargeover mass destruction and the others won't happen overnight. it carries life in prison died he could have been executed in the

federal system. new jersey and new york do not have the death penalty. the supreme court has said no death, no execution. the max that he is facing thon one charge alone is life in prison without patrol. >> you're probably getting asked why are you calling him enmy combata combatant. talk to me about average prisoner, enmy combatant and whether this person needs that status. >> there is no statute and no court appearance but in the one case where the federal government held an american at g gitmo. he was shot shooting at american soldiers and injured and captured and months later he said by the way, i was born in new orleans, louisiana. they brought him to a regular american jail and eventually

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it's time to take a closer look. a. breaking new, this just in fox news has obtained images showing the actual pages from the blood-soaked journal that police say they found on rahami. let's go back to catherine

herridge in washington. this is exactly what you're talking about. you can see the area where there was a bullet? okay? and a whole that went through this journal? what stands out about what you've been able to read. >> first of all, fox news has obtained eight images, includingly. rahami was completely amped up on this jihadi propaganda, he was need deep -- he clearly had leanings towards al qaeda, he writes about the american-born cleric, who was really the godfather of this digital jihadi, and talk about major hassan that was responsibility for the ft. hood massacre. there's also a reference to adnani, a very senior figure within isis, and it seems more

than a bit odd there's absolutely no reference in the indictment that was released last night with the federal charges, that they mention all of these other terrorist groups, but there is no mention that we'll definitely follow that the up fox news, with the u.s. attorney. -- some of these pages may look similar, but the wording is differe different. >> stay behind, and for nadal hassan, the ft. hood shooter. he has wording that speaks to the if the hood shooter, but now we see it in his actual handwriting. the blood-soaked pages, you can see the words filtering through. on one of them it was a prayer, thanking god, everything had to be done quietly.

i had to get the license -- oh, no, this is interesting. he's writing down -- we won't know until they reveal more of the -- are these the steps he went through or some of the steps of the others, because that's also in the journal giving props, if you will to the other terrorists. >> he clearly is talking about his miss, and how he has sought authorizations for his actions through the readings of these radical clerics. we checked all of the quotes in that indictment and they match up 100%. it's absolutely authentic. >> wow, we are covering the breaking news as it happens. stay with us.

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith today. let's go over to the big wall. we see the spike when the feds announced they were not going to move the interest rate and boom, spike. the nasdaq is on record for a

lifetime high close, if it holds. of course, we know we get all that news every day from neil cavuto, so as we wrap up this day, it's been great to be here for shep, but let's go to neil cavuto in the house. thank you very much. they do call that i believe a rally, as expected the federal reserve held off on raisin interest rates, though janet yellen did seem to indicate for now, not one before the election. how this could be very, very good news for hillary clinton. much more on that, after this. take a look. 48 days, americans will go to the polls and choose our next president. [ an