debate coverage and post debate analysis. you want to stay tuned all day tuesday. >> hopefully c-span gets the phone number right. if you want to comment on that, we'll see you next weekend. take care. well, as a new month begins we are just 38 days away from elected a new president and the stakes continue to get higher as we see fallout over this week's presidential debate with hillary clinton garnering momentum against trump whose campaign is urging him to stay on message. hello. i'm uma mem raju. our new polls are putting clinton ahead. hillary clinton now back on top by five points after trailing before the debate seen by millions. her camp says she's confident.

trump says he's not backing down. we have team fox coverage on both candidates. rich edison is standing by with more on hillary clinton this weekend. we ge begin with peter doocy following donald trump in the swing state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: uma, donald trump last night specific lip name dropped the man he hopes to succeed while he was reminding voters about lingering questions concerning hillary clinton's private e-mail server and also accusations about pay for play during her time at the state department. >> here is the demand i'm making today. to president obama, mr. president, will you pledge not to issue a pardon to hillary clinton and her co-conspirators

for their many crimes against our country and against society itself? >> new fox news poll out yesterday reveals that trul has a big lead with men, 17 points above clinton, but clinton has a commanding lead with female voters. as the republican nominee tries to get more women behind him, he's rolling out a new ad starring his daughter ivanka. >> my father will change outdated labor baughs so they support women and american families. he will provide tax credits for child care, paid maternity leave and paid savings accounts. this will allow women to support their families and further their careers. >> trump was vind kaelted in a way when the debate commission announced that, like he said, there was a problem with his microphone during monday night's debate that made it sound like he was sniffling.

a "new york times" report saying he is considering a new strategy that involves confronting clinton about her husband's infidelities to her face. before that, a rally here at spooky nook sport in mannheim, pennsylvania. it is amish country. we've run into some amish people here from the area, not for the event, they were here participating in some of the activities. they say come november they're all for trump. uma? >> peter, thank you for the update. hillary clinton meanwhile is resting up after spending the week hammering donald trump over his treatment of women. mrs. clinton campaigning be bernie sanders in the hopes of swinging millennial voters who have been wary of the democratic nominee. in a leaked audio message from a democratic fund-raiser in february mrs. clinton admits it's a group that leaves her, quote, be willedered. rich edison joins us with more. >> reporter: good afternoon, uma.

hillary clinton in that leaked audio reported by the washington free beacon said of bernie sanders supporters, the younger ones, they feel like they got their education and their jobs aren't exactly what they envisioned so they don't see much of a future. clinton argues the younger bernie sanders supporters turn to him looking for and his promises of free college tuition and health care. now it's hillary clinton who is turning to bernie sanders to try to convince those voters to come out to the polls to come out and support her on election day. bernie sanders campaigned with her earlier this week at university of new hampshire where she pushed her college tuition plan which involves more taxpayer funding for students who go to state colleges and universities. she's also deploying bernie sanders in iowa. on monday, three different events, the state that when sanders was campaigning during the democratic primaries and caucuses, he has large crowds in iowa for that event. the clinton campaign is also knocking donald trump on a late

night tweet session, and where he continued criticizing the former miss universe, alicia machado. >> his latest twitter meltdown is unhinged, even for him. it proves yet again that he is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander-in-ch f commander-in-chief. >> reporter: clinton brought up and used machado during monday it in's debate. she was miss universe in the 1990s. donald trump criticized her then for gaining too much weight as miss universe. the criticism has now continued. uma, back to you. >> rich, thank you very much. some republicans have been coming out urging donald trump not to bring up bill clinton's past infidelities, this as mr. trump continues to keep the controversy going with former miss universe alicia machado in the headlines. what should trump's strategy be moving forward? joining us now, dr. ben carson,

the former presidential candidate who also supports donald trump. welcome. great to have you on board. >> thank you. always good to be with you. >> kind of a rough week for donald trump as he continues to strike back against mrs. clinton for bringing up the controversy over miss universe. it's been six days since that debate. fireworks over these remarks continue to make news and with trump refusing to move on to other issues, does it bother you mr. trump is doubling down with this, continuing on his tweets and breaking away from the script, staying off the issues? >> i do understand it. there was a time in my life when i used to be the same way. i couldn't let anything go by. i had to get revenge. it dawned on me after awhile, particularly after some prayerful consideration, that that was not a sign of strength. it actually meant that other people could use you, could manipulate you. what he's going to need to concentrate on are the issues. there is no way in the world that hillary can compete with

him on the issues, on our economy, on jobs, on prison reform, on schools and school choice. there's no way she can compete. therefore, she doesn't want to talk about those things, and she's got a whole list of other things besides this machado woman, believe me, that will lead you down the rat hole if you will take the bait. >> he has lost some ground from the debate. the issue of temperament comes up as a reason. in today's "new york times," for example, he says he's planning to put bill and hillary clinton's relationship along with bill's infidelities against her. he's quoted in tart curveball by saying she's nasty, but i can be nastier than she can ever be. do you support this strategy? it doesn't sound like he's listening to his at vicars who are telling him to get off these

incidents. >> there's no question -- i'm not sure that he's the one who needs to spend precious time during the debates, however, talking about it. it definitely should be talked about when he's out there. a lot of the young people, millennials don't know about all this stuff. >> that's true. they don't anything about bill clinton's infidelities and monica lewinsky. that's in the history books. >> it is. there's a lot of other stuff in the history books, too. those need to be brought up, but they should not be the central focus. the reasons that two to one the american people think we're on the wrong track is because of our economy, immigration, terrorism, education. it's all of these things. >> i can hear the frustration in your voice. i want to play remarks from a big-time trump supporter like yourself, newt gingrich on

"hanni "hannity" last night. take a listen. >> trump has to either sing i've got to be me or he's got to do a new song, i've got to be president. they're not the same song. he's got to become much more disciplined. >> you have newt gingrich saying he's got to be more disciplined, much like what you're talking about. what's your reaction that given the fact prior to this dust-up over miss universe, he was earning support by sticking with key issues, policy issues to the e-mail scandal. there are a number of issues where he can paint a stark contrast as a change agent. why not stick to this since we know many voters are hungering for change. >> of course that's the logical and reasonable thing to do. like i said, i know where he's coming from because i used to be there. when you're in that place logic doesn't necessarily always inform everything that you do.

you do more -- you base what you say more on your feelings. but i think this is something that is going to change. i see it has already changed substantially. people are criticizing him severely for the debate performance. the fact of the matter is considering how much improvement you've seen in his temperament, i think people should be encouraged. i think you'll see even more improvement over the next two debates. remember, if he talked about everything in the first debate, he wouldn't have anything to talk about in the second and the third debate. >> you say you see a change in his tempt personality. when he talks in the "new york times" saying he's going to double down on the clinton relationship and bill clinton's past infidelities, is that a movement going forward? is he listening to you and the other folks on his team about staying on course. have you talked to him about this? >> there's a difference between talking about it outside the debate and letting it be the focus of what you talk about in the debate. i think that's where you're going to see the difference.

no, he's not going to back away from attacking her when he's on the stump, and i'm not sure that he should. >> i'm not talking about backing away on issues that are policy-related. should he back away from some of the more personal insults that go back and forth between them? >> insults, yes. facts, no. he should not back away from talking about the lives that were lost in benghazi. he should not taback away from talking about her e. mail server and acid washing it. he needs to make the american people understand, if we're willing to accept that level of dishonesty in our leaders, we're doomed. >> that's the kind of message you and his supporters are asking him to talk more about rather than issues about miss universe. do you see him walking away from that? >> i am certainly hoping and praying he will walk away from the miss universe rat hole

stuff. that is nothing but distraction, pure distraction. you don't need to deal with that at all. >> dr. ben carson, always good to see you. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. before hillary clinton and donald trump square off once again, their running mates will be facing off in their only vice presidential debate this tuesday live from longwood university in farmville, virginia. fox news will have live complete coverage of that debate all day. we want to hear from you now as for this coming debate. will you be watching and do you believe that hearing from the veep candidates will impact whether or not you will vote for mr. trump or miss clinton. tweet me and we'll try to get to some of your answers a bit later in the show. the dangerous precedent, and it's an example of why sometimes you have to do what's hard. and frankly, i wish congress here had done what's hard.

>> that's president obama, chiding congress for overriding his veto on a bill that gives victims' families the right to sue saudi arabia over any role it may have played in the 9/11 attacks, calling it, quote, a mistake. joining president obama in his criticism of the bill, many republicans who say it sets a dangerous precedent which will destabilize america's relationship with its allies. many in congress are evenings pressing buyers' remorse realizing they may have opened a man dora's box. judge michael my case si is the former attorney general under george w. bush and out spoken critic of this legislation. great to have you in the studio. >> great to be with you. >> i know you're very concerned about the precedence this sets. you were concerned that sovereign immunity with the u.s. is now challenged, not only with saudi arabia but other issues as well. >> this is going to hurt us a lot more than it helps any of

the families. we all feel not only sympathy, baugh desire to help the families. this isn't going to do it. a couple days ago there was a drone strike in afghanistan. according to the afghans killed civilians and the united states we'll look into it. the afghans said if you kill our civilians, that's an act of terrorism. you want you to show us what intelligence you have, we want to talk to whoever was targeting that drone, whoever was working at the air base in the midwest. we want to name that information and find out what information they had. they want to go through our intelligence files and communications. there's no way we would stand for that, and it would hurt us tremendously. we have the most to lose from this. we have the most military people, the most intelligence people, the most diplomats in the most countries all over the world. and there have been people trying for years to get at those folks in places as diverse at belgium, italy, afghanistan. and if we do something like

this, it gives a perfect wedge, an excuse to do that. >> i know -- we mentioned a moment ago some in congress are having some buyers' remorse, so to speak, over the passage of this bill, the fact it's been overridden -- the veto has been overridden, specifically over some of the things you're talking about and also about the fact that our service members might potentially come under harm's way. >> right n the way i justted. there's also, i should add, no evidence, and we had investigations by our intelligence agencies, by congress and by the 9/11 commission. they found no evidence of saudi government involvement or the involvement of any senior saudi officials. so this is really -- there's no reason for that. >> some in congress are saying when the recess ends, they're going to go back and try to adjust this bill. this criticism you talk about, focusing about the 9/11 families

and supporters. you say there's no indication there's any tie to saudi arabia. there's concern about this secret relationship between the united states and saudi arabia over national security issues and the fact that the release of this classified document, 28 payments that were released, that some people believe it's designed to protect saudi arabia. some of that information was held back. 9/11 families say this was an indicator that saudi arabia may have had a connection, there's a lot of assumptions involved in this. >> if there's a person there or some individual who funded something, then they can sue them, and they have sued a couple of people in saudi arabia who they claim were involved. those 28 pages don't support any claim that the saudi government was involved and the notion that somehow we withheld that. we require you to believe that two presidents, the whole intelligence apparatus of the united states was involved in a massive coverup conspiracy. yes, we have a relationship with

the saudis in intelligence gathering. it is secret for good reason. it's intelligence gathering and is secret. it helps us. they have helped us with enormous numbers of terrorism cases. >> what do you say to the families who see this as a victory for justice going forward in terms of a very traumatic, difficult process, trying to seek some kind of justice in a very sad chapter in our history? >> they deserve not only sympathy but support, and obviously compensation for losses that cannot be compensated. this bill is the wrong way to do it. i'm sure that none of them would want to hurt the united states in aid of a project that can really benefit principally trial lawyers. >> do you expect congress to amend this bill once they come back? >> i'm hoping they will. i hope they'll get the president back in charge of our foreign relations. uma, there's a bill on the books already that permits people to sue any foreign government na is

found to be a state sponsor of terrorism. people have sued iran in that way. there's been no such finding as to saudi arabia, nor could there be. let the president determine whether there is any basis for this. >> you think this is all about politics in an election year? >> i think a lot of it is about politics and a lot about campaign contributions. >> thank you very much for joining us. we'll speak to a woman whose husband died in the world trade center and serves as the national chairperson of the 9/11 association for justice -- hurricane matthew set to make landfall as a powerful category four storm with haiti and jamaica preparing. could it 56 next the u.s. next week? janice dean will have more on that. we have new fox news polls

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welcome back everybody. protesters taking to the streets of el cajon california after a deadly police-involved shooting of an unarmed black man. alfredo olango was shot and killed tuesday. police released surveillance video showing an officer firing four times at close range. police are saying olango did not obey an order to remove his hand from his pocket. he was holding what turned out to be an electronic smoking

device. authorities say no decision has been made on whether to file charges against that officer. now to the fox news weather alert, hurricane matthew barreling towards jamaica and haiti. it's a monster storm. it weakened just a bit to a category 4 hurricane overnight. it's expected to hit cuba and the bahamas early next week. the big question is will it hit the u.s.? janice dean is live in the fox weather center with the latest. i know it's a few days from hitting us in our part of the world, but what do you think? >> two reliable forecast models that we're looking at, one of them brings landfall across the southeast coast and another closer to bermuda. so the bottom line is we need to watch this, if you live anywhere from florida up towards maine. this is a very dangerous system. really the strongest system we have seen in the atlantic basin in close to ten years. it was a category five last

night, the strongest hurricane you can have. now it's category 4, 140-mile-per-hour winds. a kang rouse storm for our friends in jamaica, cuba, haiti and the bahamas. a new path and coordinates on the storm at 5:00 p.m. you can see good guidance as we head into monday. then tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, not really sure where the system is going to go. it's so crucial that we pay attention to this. this is going to be a devastating system for our friends in jamaica and haiti. they need to be finalizing their preparations right now. this is a major hurricane that could potentially have devastating impacts. there's the tropical models, you can see, uma, not a lot of confidence as we head into the lat tear part of next week. this is the gfs model that brings it very close to the southeast and perhaps a landfall across the southeast coast.

again, we're a week away. we have to monitor this and make our preparations now. back to you. >> janice dean keeping close watch on a very powerful storm. thank you very much for joining us. >> of course. >> what happened moments before this train crashes into a station in new jersey and what about the engineer? we have new details in a live report from the scene. plus congress overriding a presidential veto. a bill that enables families of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia. one of the family members who led that fight joins us next. >> for the sake of the american people, not just those who suffered injuries or had their families ripped apart, but for all americans, the entire truth about who attacked us on 9/11 needs to be aired.

welcome. congress handing president obama his first veto override this week over the controversial 9/11 bill that allows families to take legal action against saudi arabia on claims it may have had ties to the 9/11 terrorists and helped fund the attacks. for years families have pushed lawmakers to support the measure. this week's action gives them the green light to move forward and is being hailed as a victory for justice.

terry strada is the hair man of families united for justice against terrorism. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i know this is a fight very close to your heart. you lost your husband in the 9/11 attacks and the mother of youchk whirn who have gone through so much over these years. talk to me before we get into the nuts and bolts of this. for you personally, what's this mission been about? >> it's been about the truth, accountability and justice for the horrific murders of 9/11, not just my children over 3,000 children who lost a parent for that day. for all the families, we've been fighting for this for over a decade. >> the fact that congress decided to give president obama his first override, this was seen as a big victory by the families because many people were very perplexed, family members and survivors, why president obama wanted to fight this. the white house continues to say this compromises our national

securi security. how do you respond to that? >> i don't see how a bill that holds nations accountable for the role they play in funding terrorist attacks against our country and citizens is any threat to national security. they actually have it backwards. not enacting it is a threat to our security. the people who finance 9/11 continue to finance terrorist organizations. >> the administration continues to say there's no direct link that ties saudi arabia to any of the terrorists who planned this attack and took part in this action. the fact that they have not found a direct link, you say otherwise. >> i do say otherwise. i say we have evidence that points a finger directly at we want to get this evidence into a courtroom and we want the same rights any other citizen has, to utilize our judicial system to hold accountable those responsible for the murder of our loved once. >> what about the fact there are lawmakers stepping back a bit

and saying this may be a problem going forward, having some buyers remorse, so to speak, because they did vote for it in an election year thinking that perhaps our service members overseas may be compromised and held liable for lawsuits, et cetera. they're very concerned about their well-being. >> that's such an egregious statement to make and there's no truth for it. first of all, congress never would have passed a law that could jeopardize our military. they're way more responsible than anybody is giving them credit for. this bill has been completely vetted. for four years it was worked on. came out of our senate judiciary committee twice without objection, out of the u.s. senate twice unanimously and one set of house of representatives unanimously. it is so finally annual narrowly tailored to do one thing and one thing only, to hold accountable any nation that gives funds to a terrorist attack on american soil that kills american citizens. it in no way jeopardizes our

military. they're exclusively omit friday the bill. it says right there in black and white, no military act or act of war can fall under the bill. >> are you going to try to secret bugs from saudi arabia? >> absolutely. now the path is pagted and we can move forward and the evidence can be presented. they have an opportunity to come in and defend themselves. they keep saying they're innocent, but they spent $5 million trying to block this piece of legislation the buyers remorse is because the saudis are pressuring our congress so hard with nasty threats, and they're just -- it's awful what they're doing in congress, the way they walk up and down the halls, make their threats, bully tactics. they need to get out of our country. they don't deserve to be here. our congress deserves a big round of applause and all the

support they can get to stay steadfast with the bill just the way it is. >> you are a very determined and passionate woman. it's evident that this is so personal for you because it had such a dramatic impact on your family. what has motivated you to continue with this fight for so many years and to see this thing through? at any point have you thought i'm going to step back, give up, too many forces against me, political pressure? >> it was very difficult at times. what keeps me moment vaeted and will continue to keep me motivated are my three children. what happened to our family and all the other families were so horrific. it's my deep desire to have a safer america. it will be a deterrent to future terror attacks. this will send a message f you attack us on u.s. soil, we will hold you accountable. i need to have a safer country. >> you have pursued this with such passion and i give you a

lot of credit. our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family and the other 9/11 families. your children have a big role model in the house. good for you. >> thank you. >> thank you. all the best. federal investigators trying to find out what caused the deadly train crash in hoboken, the accident killing one person and injuring more than 100 others. more than a dozen people remain hospitalized, including two in intensive care. laura engel joining us with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: we just took a walk around the terminal to see what things are looking like today. we can tell you still no new jersey transit trains are running. there are light rail trains running and we've got buses going in and out of here. things are boarded up. definitely you can see the plywood and the plastic covering, the crash site boarded up from public view. under the investigation, the heavy lifting goes on as new jersey transit employees can be

seen inside the terminal working on cables and other things while the investigation goes on. several different agencies continue to work through the tangled mess of metal and wires. the data recorder in the forward car of the train has still not been recovered, that's because of the wreckage that is still there. that canopy that collapsed on impact when the train came barreling into the station. never slowing down is a major factor in this recovery effort. the data recorder in the back of the train has been extracted. the ntsb releasing this photo on twitter. reps say they aren't able to pull the information due to damage and need the manufacturer's help to recover it. they say they don't expect answers as to why this happened right away. >> our investigation is on going. we are working closely with our parties to gather the principle evidence and key measurements.

we expect to be on scene seven to ten days but we will stay here for as long as it takes. >> of course, there's a lot of question around the engineer,ga. he's been treated and released from the hospital. he gave blood and urine samples but still has not had his official interview with the ntsb. the one person who lost their life in this accident, fab ola bit tar decroon had just dropped off her daughter at day care right before the accident. we have heard there might be a few released today. we'll bring you more on that as we get that information. the ntsb expected to give us some type of update later today. >> laura, thank you very much. an incredible moment of hope emerges from the death and destruction in syria.

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as he held the baby in his arms as another paramedic treats her for head injuries. paramedics say the building appears to have been hit by an air strike carried out by syrian government forces. heavy fighting near aleppo putting the cease-fire further into doubt. russia warning the united states against carrying out attacks on syrian government forces says it would have repercussions across the middle east. unbelievable video. back in this country, hillary clinton picking up momentum following her first debate against donald trump. a brand new fox news poll taken after the debate shows mrs. clinton topping trump by five points. trump was leading mrs. clinton by a point in the last fox news poll before the debate. what is trump planning the do to get his campaign back on track? joining us now, scott brown, the former republican senator from massachusetts, a donald trump campaign supporter and fox news contributor. welcome. so great to have you on the show. >> good to see you uma.

good afternoon to you and your viewers. >> are you worried right now? right now polls showing mrs. clinton is slightly ahead. what's most interesting is fear seems to be the driving force with voters worried that the other candidate might win and that's behind their choice for voting? >> first of all, no, i'm not worried. it's been a fascinating process. i was at the debate and i thought really no home runs. singles and doubles, no big mistakes. she did a little better. she should. she's been doing this for 30 years. this is really his first time. the good news is, a couple more debates, i'll be at the debate for the vice presidential debate. people are -- i don't think this is over and you'll see many more polls up and down. here we go. >> here we go. the big challenge for trump at the moment is our poll showing 40% of voters are not at ease

with him as president while 50% are more comfortable with mrs. clinton. is it your view he has to knock off the late night twitter rant and focus on the issues where he can continue with a message that worked for him in the past, creating jobs, getting tough on national security, going after the e-mails and benghazi, staying on message? what do you think about this? >> you're absolutely right. listen, twitter and facebook and other things, the multimedia, social media have gotten him to a very good place. he needs to, as you said, focus on the things that got him there. really, in the debate that happened, he had a lot of great opportunities to knock it out of the park. i don't know if it was nerves or inexperience when it comes to debating somebody as good as secretary clinton, but i don't think he's going to make that same mistake. i think he'll be ready to go in the next debate. i'll be there and am excited to have that opportunity to view how he does. people don't like hillary

clinton. they don't trust her. they look at her and, yes, they say donald trump has made some mistakes. hillary clinton has made mistakes as well. but the big difference is hillary clinton has cost people their lives when it comes to benghazi, libya, sovereignty. particularly with national security and the servers, donald trumpa has made mistakes by doing and saying potentially unfocused, falling for the traps. i'll take that any time over hillary clinton. >> but you know, as you point out, we're still weeks away from the election, of course. the fact is there's still a divide with donald trump and women. he still has to close that gap, given what's happened this week, for example, a number of women out there who are not happy with his remarks about miss universe and other attacks against mrs. clinton. i know this is an issue he thinks is important to stick with. at the same time he doesn't have a lot of time to make up for lost time, as some say has happened, of course, with this whole week being caught up with

this issue. >> listen, to be sidetracked, he fell for the bait. hillary clinton primed it and the democrats and her surrogates, mainstream media have been harping on this and harping on this. yeah, he should have said, listen, incensensitivinsensitiv ago, i don't feel that way now, can we talk about national security? that's the big difference between being a seasoned politician, an insider. hillary clinton, uma, has a very real problem with men as well. so not as grave as trump has with women, but there's an opportunity for trump to pick up those reagan democrats, those people that have checked out of the electoral process. a lot of those bernie sanders millennials who basically think bernie sanders and elizabeth warren left them by endorsing the so-called queen of wall street and hillary clinton. they'll either go to the third party candidates, stay home or they'll -- i think a portion will go to hillary and a pretty good portion goes to trump.

>> going forward, as you prepare to look ahead to the next debate, i'm going to ask you the same question i asked dr. carson. are you talking to him? are you telling him, this is what needs to happen, stay focused on message, you want if momentum going on your side and to say we'd like to see you more disciplined. >> i and others have offered our suggestions. whether they're needed or not, i've always had the ability to reach out directly not only to the kids or his senior staff or mr. trump directly and i offered my analysis prior to the debate and after the debate. if he wants somebody who is going to tell him how wonderful he is, he's got plenty of those people, but if he wants someone like me who has run 21 races and i've had big debates and understand the insiders in washington, then i'm going to continue to offer those suggestions. >> scott brown, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you.

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hearing from the vice presidential candidates will make an impact on whether you vote for trump or clinton. larry writes i must watch. the vp could make a difference. patrick says i enjoy the vp debate and i will watch. the vp is one of the main reasons i'm supporting a particular clinton. i probably, but i doubt it will have much of an impact. thanks to all of you weighing in. that's going to be a wrap for me here in studio j. i hope you have a nice day and a great weekend. thanks for joining us. see you next time. joining us. see you next time. these goofy glasses. yeah. well, we gotta hand it to fedex. they've helped make our e-commerce so easy, and now we're getting all kinds of new customers. i know. can you believe we're getting orders from canada, ireland... this one's going to new zealand. new zealand? psst.

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welcome to the journal. donald trump and hillary clinton took their campaigns to battleground states last week. it was the most watched presidential debate in history and both candidates landed some blows with hillary clinton going after donald trump for refusing to release his tax returns and donald trump attacking clinton for her record in washington. >> maybe he doesn't want the american people all of you watching tonight to know that he's paid nothing in federal taxes because the only years that anybody's ever seen were a