new polls showing hillary clinton picking up a boost from monday night's debate. as both candidates head into the final stretch of the campaign season. hello everyone. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> and hello everyone. donald trump's campaign pushing him to try and stick to his message. we have team fox news coverage covering both candidates.

peter ducey is standing by in pennsylvania where mr. trump is said to hold a rally in several hours. and in new york with more on hillary clinton's weekend. and christen fisher is live in washington with more on the latest fallout from the polls. and first to peter. hi. >> reporter: hi eric. and it sounds like donald trump is reading himself for a new round of attacks against hillary clinton in a different way. because remember monday night at the first debate he said he's not going into some of the personal stuff about her personal life might be a little too rough. but then on thursday he started mentioning bill clinton's impeachment and today mr. trump says that hillary clinton was married to the single greatest abuser in the history of politics. hillary was an enabler. and she attacked the women who bill clinton mistreated afterwards.

i think it is a serious problem for them and it is something that i'm considering talking about more in the near future. it is also becoming clear now that the trump campaign is very aggressively trying to narrow a 20 point deficit among female voters revealed by a fox news poll released last night because the campaign rolled out a brand new ad about women's issues starring his daughter ivanka. >> my father will change outdated labor laws to support women and american families. and child tax care. allowing women to support their families and further their careers. >> trump is also turning criticism of his pre dawn tweets about former miss universe detractor alicia machado, including one encouraging followers to seek out a sex tape. for those few people knocking me for tweeting at 3:00 in the morning, at least you know i'll be there awake to answer the

call. if people have been lining up for this 7:00 p.m. event in amish country pennsylvania since this morning. and we have seen a lot of amish voters feiling in. it is very interesting to talk to some of the. they obviously are not keeping one the twittersphere and day to day problems with various campaigns but they say many of them that they were reached by billboards that were put up by a group supporting trump in this area a few months ago. one man toemd us this morning he's ready to make america great again. and that is why he's here. >> we'll see you when mr. trump takes the stage behind you and wing bring that you live. >> and hillary clinton responding to donald trump's latest twitter rand bashing alicia machado. but twitter calling trump's pre down tweet streak unhinged even for him. hillary clinton trying to win

over millennial voters who have been wary of the democratic nominee. rich joins i from chappaqua new york. hi rich. >> reporter: and that push continues this week with senator sanders. he'll campaign in iowa in three cities for hillary clinton. iowa is a state where bernie sanders finished just behind hillary clinton in the iowa caucuses earlier this year. he also played to some pretty large enthusiastic crowds there. he appeared earlier this week with clinton as university of new hampshire pushing clinton's college tuition proposal. also the clinton campaign says it is trying to put out a more positive message this week. but while it is doing that, clinton is also attacking donald trump. and hitting her on the attacks that he's made on alicia machado. it's unhinged even for him. proves again he's temp mentally

unfit to beer mentally unfit to be unfit to be commander in cheefr. >> earlier this week trump urged followers to go check out a sex tape from alicia machado. she was involved in a spanish language tv reality show in which she's in an intimate scene there. however no explicit tape of her has yet to emerge. however buzz feed has reported that donald trump was in a 2000 playbook video. the clinton campaign has responded to that. a spokesperson writing quote, there's been a lot of talks about sex tapes today. in a strange turn of events only one adult film has emerged today. and its star is donald j. trump. in its brief scene everyone reportedly has their clothes often for about 15 seconds in the beginning of that video. now more mundane news. hillary clinton has some fundraising totals for last

month. the clinton camp raised 154 million in the month of september and begins october with $115 million on hand. >> seemingly clinton widening her lead in the polls. the gop nominee slipping in some of the specifics according to the latest fox news poll. showing trump's honest rating has dropped and more voters saying he lacks the right temperament to be president. . >> reporter: trump's hornsty rating dropped 8%. and 59% now say trump does not have the right temperament to serve as commander in chief and

62% say clinton does have the right temperament. 61% say clinton one. 21% say trump one. 12% thought it was a tie. here is the director of the fox news decision desk to explain. >> only two third of those who say she won the debate are voting for her. so she's not closed the deal and there is still room for tunt for this election to change.opportuo change. >> we already knew trump and clint are two of the most unpopular candidates every but. 57% say their biggest motivation to vote is fear the other candidate might win. turns out trump supporters are more likely to be motivated by fear than clinton supporters.

in the end eric that could really help trump with turnout on election day. >> fascinating. we'll be going through all the polls throughout the afternoon. thank you. >> reporter: -- a tragic update to a story we've been following out of south carolina. six-year-old jacob hall who was critically wounded in a school shooting wednesday has died. days after a 14-year-old suspect opened fire on an elementary school playground. place in colombia say the suspect killed his father and then drove to the school where he started shooting. jacob, another student and a teacher were wounded. the teenage suspect was charged as a juvenile on friday. >> in new jersey investigators are now awaiting the results of blood and urine tests on the engineer of the train that crashed. 48-year-old thomas gallagher. as you know the train slammed right into the wall in the situation on hoboken new jersey

thursday morning. killing one miles per hoperson, mother and injuring more than a hundred others. here is the latest. hi laura. >> reporter: we just got a substantial update moments ago from the ntsb. they have now completed their interview with the train's engineer, thomas gallagher. but we've learned investigators say they will not be providing the interview summaries until all of the interviews are completed, which means we're going to have to wait to hear what the 30-year veteran of the nj transit said about what happened in the moments before the crash. we know of course there were other personnel on the train. they are getting through those interviews as well. now we were able to have some limited access around the terminal today. we've got video to show you of that. it allowed us to see some of the the work being done to repair the terminal which received obviously a lot of damage in thursday morning's crash.

the ntsb also said today that environmental and structural issues are still preventing them from removing the train from the station. and when the train came barrelling into the track number 5 thursday morning, the canopy, the cell ceiling came crashing down which as been a major factor in the clean up and safety of the workers. talk of asbestos in the ceiling tiles and trying to get the data recorder from the front rain and the cameras. they remain inaccessible to the investigators tonight. the first data recorder from the last car in the cash has been extracted and has arrived at the recorders manufacturers facility in kentucky. ntsb personnel are there on site and supervising the attempted download of that information which as we know will be very important to the investigation. the ntsb also releasing tonight that investigators of the same video from the other trains that were here at the hoboken

terminal to see what those cameras captured from the accident. and investigators say right now as of now they have found no single anomaly on the tracks leading to the terminal. and they say a full signal study won't be completed until the train has pulled out of the terminal. you mentioned at the top. earlier today we did has about a dozen victims in the hospital. we just got an update that four in total are still being treated. one in icu. so a couple of people have been released today and we're hoping to hear more later this evening eric. >> looking forward to that. thank you. and a weather alert for you now. hurricane matthew barrelling towards jamaica and haiti right now. the monster storm has weakened a bit to a category 4 hurricane overnight. matthew is expected to hit cuba and the bahamas early next week. the question is will it also strike the u.s. janet dean is here in the weather center with the latest and boy, those waves kratching

there, they look pretty bad. >> we just received a advisor for the national hurricane. a new update and track. they have raised the winds. so the storm is strengthening again. overnight it was up to category 5 which is the highest on the stafford simpson scale. a strong category 4 storm right now with winds of 150 miles per hour sustained and now moving a little more to the north, which is what we anticipated. we'll continue to see its northward track and we'll be following this well into next week and maybe even perhaps into next weekday. a lot of days ahead for matthew. sea surface temperatures very warm so we're expecting a major hurricane to maintain its strength really perhaps for the lifetime of the storm. maybe a little bit of weakening as it moves over cuba. so here is the latest track. category 4 storm other the next 48 hours. and then we think making its way

between haiti and jamaica. very vulnerable areas here. heavy rainfall. very gusty winds. at least hurricane force or tropical storm force and then watching into the bahamas and perhaps strengthening again. this is thursday and we're still going to be dealing with this. and looks like agreement with the main computer models that we could be dealing with an impact of storm matthew by late next week and into the weekend. so we'll be watching this a. all people along the east coast need to be making their preparation plans. >> thank you so much. meanwhile overseas another heartbreaking video of another syrian baby 3u8d from the rubble of her home. and the worldbacks.

wh assad and putin of russia stop this senseless carnage. >> and several new controversies this week. less than 40 days out from the election, we talked to the co-chair of his new york campaign joe verelli about what it would take to get the republican nominee back on message. >> i mean, really, who gets up at 3:00 in the morning to engage in a twitter attack. against a former miss universe?

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health officials finding more mosquitos in miami beach but this time in a different neighborhood. the sixth time zika has been found in the area this year. crews in a power plant in phoenix this morning. and the company says no plans to rebuild. a volcano in mexico forcing some residents out of their homes as it spews smoke and ash into the sky. geologists say new lava dome is growing on the volcano, part of the pacific rim of fire. in are urging droump stop tweeting and stick to his message of change. that after a difficult week for the nominee including talk of fat-shame, cons and tex tapes. and the most noted, the continuing feud with alicia machado. trump sending out a series of

tweets criticizing her early in the morning. one of them saying, quote, wow, crooked hillary was duped and used by his worst miss u. what happened to the tenor of the campaign? let's bring in joe verelli. kounsman, good to see you. he's tweeting, accusationes of a sex tape. now says he may raise president clinton's infidelities at the debate he says. and what's going won on with this campaign? is this the race americans want? >> let's think where this all started. instead of talking the issues many the debate hillary clinton brought up a lot of attacks on donald trump. and including the last thing she mentioned was miss machado.

hirn kn hillary knows she can't win so she continues to bring up those controversies. >> if he didn't take the bait. if he just let it pass this wouldn't have happened. >> right. but i think he's frustrated. i know the campaign is frustrated and i'm frustrated and many supporters are not at him but at the media for constantly giving this person carte blanche to say these unsubstantiated claims over cnn, fox. every network possible. >> the media holds her to account. they don't give her carte blanche. she could have more press conferences that's for sure. >> there's been more coverage of miss machado than of the three men on sean hannity all three miss universe candidates and all saying glowing things about donald trump and how he thepd hem etc. and i think the campaign would like to see fair coverage -- >> the he didn't tweet these, they wouldn't be covered.

do you think it is possible to start tweeting policy instead of these personal attacks? >> sure. again going back to the debate you saw him really making an effort to speak about jobs, his vision for america and that sort of policy argument. it was clinton who again continued to go pack to these personal attacks. she wanted this whole week to be dominated by personal attacks. she ginned up stories about cuba and everything in between. donald trump attacked her also this week, you know, about her foundation and other substantive things but we're just not seeing the same level of coverage. >> a lot of analysts say he missed a lot of opportunities in that debate. what do you expect in the next debate? do you think he'll be more substantive in terms of policies? as he says bring up monica lewinsky and everyone else? >> in you judge people fairley and equally if he brings up some of the women hillary clinton has silenced and bullied after they were involved with bill clinton over the years i think that

would be fair. honestly i'm very -- i believe that donald trump will be continuing to basically paint the picture that he is someone who represents a change. and she represents a stats quo. that was his whole theme throughout tuesday night's debate. he's going to stick with that. she can't win on the issues. it is her -- >> then he starts doing this late night tweeting. he doesn't drink. so we gather they are not drunk tweets. don't do that. you know what happens when on facebook and all that. merlot and that debate don't mix. so obviously he's if his right mind at time. the "new york times" says he's seething. if he just stops that tweeting, do you think the media would then be covering the more substantive issues that face us like national security and radical islamic terrorism. >> unfortunately it is media that's choosing to really

sensationalise these stories and not focus on what really happens to america. i think next week in the vice presidential debate you will see a real change because the media will be forced to confront two different records. one cut taxes and created jobs and the other wanted 4 billion in new taxes for virginiaens. >> i don't know we have any tweets from mr. pence or the senator. are they tweeted? i guess they are not. >> -- >> i'm sure they are. but no one's paying trngs. great point counselman. we may start getting back to more policy matters next week. joseph, represents the great bureau of staten island. thank you for joining us today. >> for machine on donald trump's strategy moving forward, chris christie, he'll be sitting down with chris wallace on fox news

sunday tomorrow morning. don't miss that. and see what the governor has to say about all this. check the local lists or watch fox news all sunday because it is usually here. >> i want to see that for sure. >> well the conflict in syria has taken a devastating human toll. nearly a hundred children have died over the last two weeks alone in aleppo. and army special forces veteran joins us live to weigh in on the unstable situation in the misi. that's coming up next. middle east. >> lots of americans say they are really unhappy with their options for a approximate president. millennials. some of them say they are not unhappy but downright disgusted. a lot of them are going off to gary johnson and jill stein. they don't know where to turn. >> i'm fiscally conservative. socially progressive. so i'm torn. >> you don't know who you're going to cast a vote for in

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some new reports from syria today. nearly one hundred children have been killed in aleppo since the cease fire collapsed there tw weeks ago. new air strikes targeting rebel held areas in the northeast part of that city reportedly hitting one of aleppo's remaining hospitals. it is a dire, horrible situation of untold carnage. russia meanwhile warns the united states not to intervene.

as russia, bashar al assad's government have both been condemned mightily at the united nations. joined with the latest from the on going catastrophe. >> reporter: seems diplomatic tensions are also fraying. with today russia directly warning the u.s. of consequences should it ever hit syrian government forces. now these comments come as the syrian military continues its offensive on aleppo targeting rebel-held areas of that city. russia jets helped forces from the air. they say a major hospital in aleppo was also hit by air strikes for a second time and the u.n. now saying the medical situation there is critical, with only around 30 doctors left in the city. and both hospitals there are no longer functioning. now, despite these diplomatic

tensions between the u.s. and russia over syria those diplomatic exchanges do go on. they spoke on friday and this comes as the "new york times" published wh it kams to be leaked comments from kerry in the u.n. last week saying he pushed military force to back --. but of course obama disagreed. russia joined exactly a year ago tipping the balance of the war in favor of assad. it is now warning the u.s. against trying to remove assad from power. international monitoring group say the russian air strikes have killed around 3,000 civilians in syria. the u.n. says today in addition to that, over 00 have died in the last couple of weeks alone. a third of those are children. it is urging for a pause in the fighting to let vital aid in. >> kitty. thank you. just so horrible there.

thank you. >> it really is so horrible and with much focus on the conflict itself, sometimes the human toll gets overshadowed. this video from another syrian city under siege. a one month old baby girl pulled from the rubble of her home. rescuers say they searched for hours and consider it a miracle they found her alive. she was found crushed between floor and ceiling and the man who found her understandably crying as he holds her. while another paramedic attends to her. 14 others killed in that attack and the fate of the girl's family is unknown. ben collins is here a u.s. army special forces veteran and green beret. he served three tours in afghanistan. ben, it is so hard to watch that video. i want to get your reaction first. >> well, look, i mean anybody that is a parent. i have three kids. a7-year-old daughter, a 5-year-old daughter and 2-year-old boy. and i don't think there is any

parent or anybody alive that just can't watch scenes like that and just feel absolutely torn apart at what they are seeing. and this isn't a natural disaster. i mean that is kind of the point of this thing. we know that this is happening. this isn't a mistake. this is what's happening in the middle of a war. you have upwards of 50,000 children killed in this, in the last five years. 50,000. and that is part of the 400,000 civilians that have died. this is a humanitarian crisis that is of a magnitude that we haven't seen since world war ii. >> and according the united nations, some 275,000 citizens are under attack in eastern aleppo. yet the russian and syrian governments are saying their warps are only targeting isis fighters in eastern aleppo. so how is it from how you see it, how is it that so many civilians are being killed? >> well, look, if they can identify from the sky, you know, who's an isis fighter and who's

a rebel fighter that is simply trying to take on assad or just take on -- i mean, the absurdity is incredible. and this that report kitty said she only something like 30 doctors are left in aleppo. that is city of about 250,000 civilians. so equates to about one doctor for every 8 thousand citizens. the different, not only have they stepped up the number of air strikes but the munitions. bunker-busting bombs. a lot of the civilians trying to stay away from the fighting have gone under ground and that is how they are hitting the families and hitting these kids. the children that are even still going to school. that is where they set up the schools. they are in underground. there is absolutely no ability for the russian military to discern which is which. and just a week ago in fact that they hit a u.n. aid convoy that

was carrying medical supplies. you are talking about blood and bandages for transfusion they hit. they killed twenty people but there are just no medical supplies left. >> and russia is saying it is doing all it can together with the syrian government to help the u.n. arrange for those weekly pauses needed to stop the fighting in aleppo thoin order deliver the humanitarian goods. do you see it that way that russia is really cooperating to stop the fighting? >> no. absolutely not. you have to look at the priorities here for everybody. and the only priority that exists, at least for russia and vladimir putin is to assure that assad stays in power. that is it. and you are talking about a country that has a 10% essentially shia majority that has a rule over 75% sunni population. so you are talking -- i mean -- what vladimir putin and what russia is -- the only thing they care about is maintaining their influence over a country that would have access to natural gas

and pipeline. it is about control. that is it. they don't care about civilians. when we -- we accidentally struck a syrian military installation not too long ago and i think we killed 70 syrian soldiers and that was an accident and right away they went to the u.n. and filed a complaint. >> i want to get this in before we go. so the state department is threatening to end all diplomatic talks with russia on syria if the attacks on aleppo continue. so is that enough? how should this civil war in syria be handled? >> no, of course that is enough. we've been listening to this. and the problem is nobody believes this anymore. this is the same place where president obama said that there was a red line in the sand if assad used chemical weapons. this is the same place where at first we said assad had to go. now it is maybe assad doesn't really have to go. and kerry just the other day saying look, our patience isn't

limitless. what is the limit? you are talk about 50,000 children. how many kids washing up on the beaches? >> -- >> the reality here. to be honest if i had an answer for that, you know, it would be something. but you are talking about a political solution which nobody is yet to discuss, which is the removal of assad. that is the whole reason the rebel groups are fighting u. you have to defeat isis. you have to stop the rebel groups that are fighting. the humanitarian cost. economic. syria has absolutely been destroyed. the gdp has collapsed. most of their country lives in absolute poverty. so how do you fix it? you are talking about diplomatic, military, economic. and the united states, if we've learned anything we have no business thinking we can solve it. we can't. but certainly from a humanitari humanitarian effort i know we can do something there. but we have to back our word. when we say we're going to do something. we have to do it. >> and ben collins. we'll see you again. thanks. >> thanks arthel. >> and polls showing donald

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last year there were about a million visitors. the nine day festival features machine than 500 hot air balloons and 100 special shaped balloons this year. and new york's iconic carnegie deli decides to close the end of this year. the owners want to license the carnegie deli brand and sell the products for wholesale distribution. the popular tourist destination is just a few blocks from carnegie hall in manhattan. >> my father are change labor laws so they support women and american families. he'll provide tax credits, paid family leave and allow women to support their families and further their careers. >> in the new campaign ad donald trump's campaign is taking some steps to reach out to women voters with the new ad that features his eldest daughter ivanka touting his father's child care proposals.

she's hit the campaign trail with him already. now we're told she's planning to increase the campaign appearances in the last month leading up to the election over the next 40 days? will all this strategy work? betsy, do you think ivanka can soften mr. trump's image with women? or that image just baked in the cake? >> it is very much an open question. i think especially when you talk about her influence with women it is easy to over state how much clout she has. just because she's female doesn't mean women in the demographic are going to like her. and 18-34-year-old women, in that area where trump really has a lot of room to improve. only 28% actually had a favorable view of ivanka. while upwards of 40% saw her unfavorably. so there is a possibility she doesn't have quite the clout with women the campaign might need at this point.

that said at this point she's a star and very well respected within the campaign. there is a good chance she'll be able to be an asset. we just can't overstate -- >> tiffany trump. who's donald trump's younger daughter. 22 years old. congratulated from upenn. we're told she's going to be hitting the campaign trail. she's been kind of hidden till now. do you think that will work or will it have any effect with millennials? >> my suspicion, my gut is this isn't the kind of thick that actually moves millennial voters. the candidate who had the most look with courting millennials over the last year or so was bernie sanders who was often cantankerous sounding very old gentlemen and folks young were completely enchanted with him. and now hillary clinton seems to be suffering with millennials in some ways because so many of the young people who liked bernie sanders don't like her. so just because, for instance, folks like ivanka and tiffany are young and might seem relatable doesn't necessarily mean the conventional wisdom is right and millennials will like

them. the reality is kids were aged 18-34, first time voters care more about the demographic than who's talking about them. issues is really important. and it will be something certainly to keep an eye on. >> what does trump do about what he's said about women is this calling fat pigs. zusing slobs and alicia machado who say says calling him a bigoted misogynist and all all these other terms. does this get out of women's minds somehow when they vote? or how does that impact the voting booths. among women voters mrs. clinton is 23 points ahead of donald trump. you have just over a third of women supporting him. i mean, this is a huge issue in this campaign. how does he get about it? >> you know, i don't know it's necessarily fixable for him. the reality is he's had three

different teams in the upper echelons in his campaign and over the course of the last year and change, that he's been running for office, this is the way that he's talked. you can't take donald trump and make him stop being donald trump. it is not possible. theoretically his campaign manager could take a phone away but that doesn't seem like a realistic outcome. at the end of the day the reality is that he is who he is. and he's going say what he wants to say. so that means that in trump tower there are a lot of spence with the two debates coming up. because thus far nobody's really been able to discipline him. and it could be seriously damaging him with female voters. >> do you expect him to change? >> you know, i think a lot of folks have lost money betting that donald trump is going behave differently. it is like every couple of weeks we have conversations about oh my goodness, donald trump final in control. final getting more disciplined.

i don't think he'll change. thankfully hillary clinton's team was able to coax a better performance out of her than trump's team was and you don't have to ab math geek to understand he lost the debate according to all the credible polls. trump is trump and i don't know that's necessarily changeable. >> we'll see. we'll all be doing it again. thank you so much as always. >> sure thick. >> and with less then six weeks to the presidential election donald trump and hillary clinton still struggling to win younger voters. why many millennials are not supporting them. plus more evidence that hackers are trying to interfere with the election. what they are targeting and whether they could effect the outcome. ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn.

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the department of homeland security revealing that hackers may have been scanning voter registration data base systems in 20 states in recent months. this comes amid heightened concerns that foreign governments may try to undermine voter confidence in our election by potentially infecting voter registration lists. cybersecurity experts say it's nearly impossible for hackers to tamper with the outcome of an election because voting machines are generally not connected to

the internet and we as part of our ongoing election series will be feocusing on this issue. we will make oh sure our voting system does work. donald trump and hillary clinton are trying to appeal to younger voters but polls show many millenials turning to third party candidates. we are in denver, colorado with more. >> reporter: millenials, the largest segment of the u.s. work force. the ones who have never known life without the internet. the generation aged 18 to 34 who politically tend to lean left or independent and with whom hillary clinton and donald trump are having problems. >> one has no political background. just straight up runs for candidacy because he has the money behind him. and then the second one has a political background but also has a political background that isn't necessarily honest. >> reporter: recently hillary clinton assured younger voters she will address their concerns

like climate change and immigration reform. >> i also know that even if you are totally opposed to donald trump, you may still have some questions about me. i get that. >> reporter: they both made the rounds on the late night shows. hillary sat with zach galiafianakis. >> how many words per minute can you type? >> reporter: polls show she has a lot of work to do. in august a fox news channel poll showed her leading trump among millenials by 26 points, a lead that shrunk by two-thirds this past week when gary johnson and jill stein were included. in colorado, johnson and stein take a combined 46% of the millenial vote. analysts say there is also a fifth option. >> unless they are properly motivated they are not going to turn out. >> reporter: enter bernie sanders and president obama, dispatched by clinton in hopes their millenial street cred rubs off on her. >> secretary clinton doesn't want you to be paying off debt for the rest of your life. >> reporter: former bernie loyalists are reluctant.

>> i really didn't want to pick hillary clinton honestly. i just thought she [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: many young republican voters aren't feeling it either. >> probably more against hillary than for donald trump. >> reporter: pollsters find this group is not particularly loyal or interested in political parties and labels. in a pugh research study last year, 40% of millenials said they were okay with being called millenials. donald trump is holding a rally in pennsylvania in just one hour from now. polls show he is down in that state by 2.5 points. can he make up that ground? my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business...

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and start gathering the information you need to help you keep rolling with confidence. go long™. ♪ hello. i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's election headquarters. >> i'm eric shawn. topping the news this hour, hillary clinton seeing a post-debate bump, now leading nationally in the latest fox news polls. polls show donald trump, well, did not do himself any favors this past week. we will have the latest fallout on all this ahead. also, two different members of president obama's cabinet have two very different ideas on how to stop the bloodshed in syria as moscow tells the u.s. military to butt out. ambassador john bolton weighs in on that. hurricane matthew set to make landfall we're told as a

dangerous category 4 storm. maximum winds, 156 miles an hour. the big question tonight, could it impact the mainland of our country? we have the latest track coming up. first up, donald trump campaigning in the swing state of pennsylvania today, scheduled to hold a rally there next hour. the real clear politics average has hillary clinton with a slim lead over her republican rival after a rough week for trump following his first face-off with hillary clinton, with a series of twitter tirades bashing former miss universe. that has even some close allies cringing. our new fox news polls now put mrs. clinton ahead by five points after trailing by -- just by one just before the date. i don't know what that prompter says. let me keep going. the second debate is just a little over a week away, as you

well know, this time in a town hall format. peter doocy, who is traveling with the trump campaign, is in pennsylvania. we will get to him a little later. >> as we wait for peter to come on with us, hillary clinton meanwhile has been gaining ground on donald trump in the latest fox news poll. the democratic nominee also coming out ahead when voters are asked about the issues of honesty, temperament, we hear about that a lot, and other measures of this presidential race. for more, let's go to christian fisher to explain more. >> reporter: about an hour ago trump posted on twitter that he won the debate but the ratest fox news poll shows most people who watched the debate would disagree. 61% of registered voters polled said clinton won. only 21% say trump won. 12% said it was a tie. according to this poll, clinton beat trump in the debate by 40 points, that's a huge margin. but trump surrogates like mike huckabee are continuing to blame

the mainstream media for trump's perceived loss. >> donald trump has never, ever, i don't care what he says, what he does, he would have the most magnanimous performance ever but the mainstream press is never going to say wow, donald trump mopped the floor. >> reporter: let's look at how the debate performances translating into voter preference. in a four-way matchup, clinton is ahead by three points, up from just one point in mid-september before the debate. statistically, they are still tied. but in a head-to-head matchup, when you take gary johnson and jill stein out of the equation, clinton's lead grows to five points. just two weeks ago, this same poll had trump ahead by one point. so it's pretty clear that clinton is enjoying a post-debate bump in the polls but the consequences of the first debate become especially clear when you look at their honesty and temperament ratings. 67% of voters polled now say clinton has the right temperament to be president, up eight points from before the debate, while 59% say trump does

not have the right temperament to serve as commander in chief. when likely voters were asked how comfortable are you with trump as president, 47% said they were not at all comfortable while only 18% said they were very comfortable. so in this next debate, trump needs to do a lot more to convince voters that they can be comfortable with him in the oval office. eric? >> thanks so much. arthel? investigators have now interviewed the engineer whose train smashed into a station in new jersey. the crash killed a young mother on the platform and injured more than 100 other people thursday morning. and urine tests awaiting on the engineer. laura ingle is live in hoboken with the latest. >> reporter: apparently we are not going to learn what investigators talked to the engineer about, at least not yet. they say they are not going to be releasing any of the transcript summaries until all of the interviews are complete with all of the crew members. there's no word on when that's

going to happen. of course, a lot of people want to know what this engineer had to say but we are all going to have to wait. we want to give you a picture of what it looked like inside today. we were able to glean a little bit of a view. here's what the crash scene looks like. it's all boarded up with plywood and plastic, really guarding the investigative efforts going on behind that now from the public view. but we were able to have limited access with our cameras around the terminal today which allowed us to see some of the work being done to repair this terminal which of course received so much damage in thursday's crash. the ntsb also said environmental and structural issues are still preventing the removal of the train from the station. it's clearly still a mess in there. when the train came barreling into track number five thursday morning, the canopy, the ceiling came crashing down which has been a major factor in the cleanup and safety of workers trying to get the data recorder and cameras from the front controlling cab of the train.

those remain inaccessible to investigators tonight. now, the first data recorder from the last car in this crash has been taken out. it was extracted and has made its way to the recorders manufacturer's facility in kentucky. the ntsb announcing tonight they have personnel in kentucky there and are supervising the attempted download of that information. the ntsb also saying that investigators have obtained video from other trains that were here at the hoboken terminal thursday morning to see what those cameras captured from the incident. they also say they have found no signal anomalies on the tracks leading to the terminal but a full signal study won't be completed until the train is actually pulled out of the terminal, which we have been told will be at least seven to ten days. that's how long the ntsb expects to be on scene. as far as the remaining victims being treated in the hospital, earlier today there were close to a dozen. a lot of people were released today. we are now hearing that four remain in the hospital and one is in icu.

arthel, back to you. >> we will get you back to the c campaign trail now. peter doocy joins us from pennsylvania, where a very large crowd is awaiting donald trump. peter? >> reporter: very large indeed. we just learned for the first time tonight donald trump is really going to hit hillary clinton for some comments she made at a february fund-raiser that we just found out about because of some leaked audio where hillary clinton told some wealthy donors at the fund-raiser that she thinks the only reason anybody would ever support bernie sanders, who you remember gave her quite the run for her money in the primaries, is because they were a child of the recession who lives in their parents' basement which could be problematic coming out right now because a lot of sanders' supporters are of course still deciding between clinton, trump, johnson and stein. so we got our hands on a partial copy of trump's remarks tonight where he accuses clinton of

casting away bernie sanders' supporters as basement dwellers and adds this. quote, in short, if you are not a die-hard hillary clinton supporter from day one, hillary clinton thinks you are a defective human being. how on earth can hillary clinton try to lead this country when she has nothing but contempt for the people who live in this country. we also have new proof tonight that the dust still hasn't settled from monday night's debate between trump and clinton because trump just tweeted that quote, the so-called commission on presidential debates admitted to us that the audio and sound level was very bad so why didn't they fix it, he asks. looking ahead to the next debate it does sound like trump is getting ready to hit hillary clinton where nobody has, at least not to her face, on a debate stage. he is talking more and more about her personal life, telling the "new york times" in an interview published today that quote, hillary clinton was married to the single greatest abuser of women in the history of politics. hillary was an enabler and she attacked the women who bill clinton mistreated afterwards. i think it's a serious problem

for them and it's something i'm considering talking more about -- about more in the near future. trump should be here about one hour from right now. there are several thousand people in this facility. the lines started forming at 6:30 so almost 12 hours ago for tonight's event. that's still a ways away. the first person in line told lancaster online, the local news website, he's the mayor of a local town called middletown who voted for barack obama two times and will vote for trump this time because he just does not trust hillary clinton. arthel? >> peter, 6:30 a.m.? boy, that's enthusiastic. all right. we will come back to you a little later. >> reporter: that is enthusiastic. >> absolutely. thank you. meanwhile, members of a southern california community are gathering today to remember an unarmed african-american man who was shot by police. the 38-year-old was shot and killed in a suburb of san diego last week after police say he assumed a shooting stance and

pointed an object directly at officers. that object turned out to be an e-cigarette. his death prompting four straight nights of demonstrations. alicia acuna has the very latest on the videos that show that tragic confrontation. >> reporter: yes, the police department was under growing pressure all week to release these videos. it goes against their policy under an investigation that is under way, but the chief said he did it for the sake of public safety. we want to warn viewers, some of it is disturbing. first, we want to show you what police say that he was pointing at them. it's a type of vape pen, electronic cigarette product. cops say he was in a shooter's stance when they shot him. here's the newly released cell phone video. [ indiscernible shouting ]

[ gun shots ] >> el cajon police released this video. the 38-year-old were approached by police who were called by his sister. she told 911 he was behaving erratically when he pointed the vape in his closed hands at police, officer richard gonzalez fired four times. that was tuesday. for the rest of the week, protests, sometimes violent ones. crowds condemning officer gonzalez's actions. on friday, el cajon business partners sent out a letter recommending owners keep their doors closed from that afternoon until sunday, tomorrow, as a precaution. something that wasn't an easy option for some. >> no, i'm not closing. why? because i got bills to pay. >> i'm here for my customers. if my customers want me to stay open, i see no threat to me. >> reporter: today, alongo's family held a unity rally and tonight in downtown san diego a protest is scheduled outside the

convention center and correspondent will carr is outside the convention center and will have updates tonight. >> thanks so much. we will be following it throughout the evening. arthel? we have a fox news alert. a tragic update to last week's school shooting in south carolina. the 6-year-old jacob hall, who was critically wounded wednesday, has died just days after a 14-year-old suspect opened fire on an elementary school play ground. police say the suspect killed his own father, then drove to the school where he started shooting. jacob, another student and teacher were wounded. the teenager suspect was charged as a juvenile on friday. no word on a motive as of yet. very sad. meanwhile, weather for you. hurricane matthew moving quickly through the caribbean bringing powerful winds and heavy rain. when is it expected to make landfall and how could it affect florida and other eastern

states? and dissension in the obama administration over his policy in syria. as the unspeakable human carnage continues, are russian and syrian war planes killing countless civilians. what secretary of state john kerry had to say. hillary clinton apparently gathering momentum after that first presidential debate according to the polls. coming up, we talk to a clinton campaign surrogate about what she plans to do next. as we head into the final stretch before the election. ugh. heartburn.

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we have a news alert for you. hurricane matthew barreling

toward jamaica and haiti right now. the storm has weakened but is still a category 4 hurricane. matthew expected to hit cuba and the bahamas early next week, sustained winds over 155 miles an hour. will it strike us as well? janice dean is live in the weather center with more. what about its path? >> this is the strongest hurricane that the atlantic basin has experienced in almost a decade, and we could see catastrophic results as it moves very close to haiti. a lot of folks are still suffering from the 2010 earthquake in portions of western haiti and we are watching jamaica as well as the bahamas so category 4 storm, a very strong category 4. 150 mile per hour sustained winds. now we have hurricane warnings for the western portion of haiti as well as all of jamaica and hurricane watches in effect for cuba. now, the steering. what is going to happen with this storm? some of the reliable forecast models keep it offshore as it makes its path over cuba into

the bahamas perhaps as a major hurricane or will it come closer to shore. those are the questions we need answers to. we will certainly get that in the next couple of days. but we really need to watch this storm as it continues its northward trek and it started to move northward as of the last advisory. so there's the track weakening a little bit as it moves over cuba. that's expected. but then it could strengthen again in the bahamas. look at the timeline. this is thursday, still talking about this storm system. if you live anywhere from florida up to maine you need to be keeping close watch over this. two reliable forecast models watching these very carefully, in good agreement as it looks like it moves over eastern cuba and then into the bahamas. gfs and the euro, pretty good agreement. this one is a little faster, the gfs but watch as we head into friday coming close to the east coast, just 12 hours ago the euro was near bermuda so coming into a better agreement here. we could see some impact

certainly late next week along the east coast. there's a future radar, looking at jamaica, obviously very vulnerable here and haiti as well as cuba and the bahamas. again, the water is very warm here so we are expecting the potential for a very strong category 2 or major hurricane. forecast wind gusts at the very least tropical storm force we think for portions of jamaica and haiti and again, so vulnerable here, 70% of the population of haiti in this area are below poverty level. this could be catastrophic for them. our hopes and prayers that this somehow doesn't reach them in haiti but we are expecting we think to thread the needle between jamaica and haiti and into cuba and then going further, what will happen. but i will tell you the benchmark of hurricanes was hurricane hazel for portions of the carolinas in 1954, a major category 4 hurricane and you see

that path is covering that right there. a lot of uncertainty in the days to come. we need to monitor this so closely. so dangerous, one of the strongest hurricanes we have had in a decade. we need to be watching this very carefully. >> that we will be doing it here and you will be doing it. our hearts and our thoughts with the people of haiti. they have suffered so much through these years. thank you, janice. >> of course. you know, we don't just shrug our shoulders when we see something that needs fixing. we don't get resigned or apathetic or blame other people and turn on each other to find scapegoats. we roll up our sleeves. we get to work to try to make things better in our neighborhood, our community, our city, our state and our country. that has been our story, the american story. since the beginning of our nation. and it is still going strong today. >> that's hillary clinton courting voters in florida, bolstered by her debate performance on monday. mrs. clinton spending time this

week in that swing state that has until recently been leaning towards republican nominee donald trump. now, the latest real clear politics average out of florida shows clinton with a razor thin edge over donald trump in a four-way race. mayor levine is here, the mayor of miami beach, clinton campaign surrogate. mayor, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> i want to start here. peter doocy was just reporting that hillary clinton was overheard referring to millenials as basement dwellers and we have a response from hillary clinton that happened during an exchange on the campaign trail last week. in part it says some are new to politics, referring to millenials, completely. they are children of the great recession and they are living in their parents' basement. they feel that they got their education and the jobs that are available to them are not all what theyen visioned for themselves and they don't see much of a future. i get back to you.

why is it that hillary clinton is having so much trouble connecting with millenials and can she provide them the future that they are looking for? >> well, i think she's not having so much trouble. what's going to happen now, when you look at the millenial young person who graduated or maybe is in college, they are saying what's best for their future. what's important to a millenial? number one, climate change. that's something secretary clinton has been all about. millenials are very passionate about making sure we are doing everything we can to make our planet more sustainable for the future. now, donald trump says it's a hoax from china. that's one issue. number two, when you are looking for college, you are a young person, you are in debt for college, secretary clinton is saying if your parents make a certain amount of money we will help you, make sure you go to college debt-free. that's important to them. >> pardon me so everyone can understand what you are talking about, that is that hillary clinton promises to make public in-state colleges tuition-free for families who make less than $125,000 a year. but as you well know, congress

would have to approve that plan. >> but i think that they will. this is something which is very important to millenials, a lot of young people want a future. what's also important to them, a country which is together. not a country which is divisive. donald trump is all about racism and division and pulling us apart and secretary clinton is saying over and over again we are stronger together. i think this appeals to millenial folks. let me tell you, it's not so easy for them. >> yeah. apparently it's not so easy for mrs. clinton to relate to them. she's still having trouble. i know you did point out just now some ways you think that mrs. clinton can connect with them. let's talk about this. what about those people who say they just can't vote for hillary clinton? they don't like her, she's too much more of the same. what's your pitch to them? >> well, i think we are in a situation today where we have somebody who is eminently qualified for the position. she is qualified to be the ceo of the united states of america. we know she will do a great job. we know she will show up. we know she's disciplined and has the capability. the alternative is somebody we know is a fraud, who is not

really a billionaire, who says one thing and changes his mind, somebody who thinks climate change is a hoax, who acts racist and says terrible, terrible things, is not a model for the nation. you look at these candidates, people in the middle will say you know what, i think secretary clinton is the right person for the job. it's going to take time. i think that's happening right now. i think during that debate, we saw that first-hand. one was fit to be president. one looked presidential. one looked like just a deflated reality tv star who has no business being up there. >> so mayor, i think what i just heard you say regarding the people who just say they can't go and vote for hillary, you are saying sort of what has become part of the conversation around the country which is i don't necessarily like her, but it's kind of like going for the lesser of the two evils is what i think -- that may or may not galvanize people to the polls. >> if you are undecided, look at the two choices. understand secretary clinton is the right person for the job and she will make our country, she will continue in a positive course and do the right things

for our nation. donald trump is not fit to be president. i think people are seeing that. looking forward to the next two debates as well. >> you know, i understand what you are saying but even with a bit of a post-debate bump for hillary clinton, why then based on everything you just laid out for us, why do you think the race is still very competitive with just 38 days before the election? >> well, i'm not sure that has ever been a race that hasn't been competitive. unfortunately our country is very divided right now. i think whoever wins this presidency and i think it will be secretary clinton, i think it will be objective of that president to bring our country together. there's a whole long conversation of why we are divided but i think like she says, we are stronger together. i think that's the message of where we need to go as a nation today. >> mayor, before i let you go, you are of course the mayor of miami beach. there's a couple of new cases of zika reported in miami beach but in a new neighborhood. can you tell us about that? are you really getting a handle on this zika virus from spreading there? >> sure. absolutely. in the one zone which was our original zone, we did a series

of things with our county, aerial spraying and things we had to do and there's been no additional cases reported. now, in the expanded zone, there's been no cases of individuals with zika but there's actually a couple of different pools that had zika carrying mosquitos. we are on it, we are fumigating, doing everything possible to make sure we reduce the mosquito count to the lowest level. we are very confident we have it under control. we will continue doing what we're doing. >> good luck. we want everyone there in miami beach to be safe. mayor levine, thank you very much. good luck to your candidate. thank you. >> thank you. well, planning to snap a selfie? really? as you cast your vote? it's illegal in half the country. back off. one reason some officials object to voting booth selfies, seriously don't do it and why they say the photos violate an important american right. >> i think it's important. >> i will take a look at that in a few moments. plus, differing views from two u.s. cabinet members about our syrian policy. this is the carnage there only gets worse and russia tells us to take a heek. now that fedex has helped us simplify our e-commerce,

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about 1:00 in the afternoon los angeles time. an officer-involved shooting in l.a. we will give you more details and pictures from the scene when we get them. arthel, there's more controversy as the horrendous humanitarian conflict continues unabated in syria. secretary of state john kerry saying political solutions may be limited there because he says there has not been a serious threat of american military force. a recorded conversation with syrian s syrian civilians at the united nations last month, mr. kerry says i think you are looking at three people, four people in the administration who have all argued for use of force and i lost the argument. i'm the guy who stood up and announced we're going to attack assad because of the weapons. then you know he said things evolved. the secretary of defense ash carter was asked about what mr. kerry said. >> i didn't see those particular

comments. i think what secretary kerry has been trying to do so far unsuccessfully but very understandably on behalf of the syrian people is to put an end to the syrian civil war. that is not something that can be done militarily. it is something that has to be done politically and that has been our approach. >> we are joined by the former ambassador to the united nations, senior fellow at the enterprise institute and fox news contributor. the level of carnage, the reports out of aleppo are beyond comprehension. you have the barrel bombing of civilians in their apartments indiscriminately by russian war planes and assad's forces and mr. kerry's comments were leaked apparently to expose the dissension in the administration. why is this significant? >> well, i think when you see

this kind of public bickering between two senior officials, two cabinet members, what it indicates is the smell of fear of disaster inside the administration. you know, you don't have to be holmes or brandeis to see the administration's syria policy has been a failure almost from the get-go, from the time of the arab spring in 2011, and now with really just a few months to go until the administration leaves office, john kerry on the one hand, ash carter on the other are looking to put themselves on record as saying hey, this isn't my fault. maybe somebody else's fault but it's not my fault. and i think it speaks to the incoherence of the administration's policy. that's nothing new. that goes right back to 2011, too. >> who is that somebody else? what do you think that somebody else should have done? >> well, i think obviously although john kerry didn't say it, he's talking about the

president. he was one of three or four people who argued for force and somebody made a decision not to use it. i wonder who that somebody could be. look, we have had a misunderstanding of the events in syria again right from the outset of the arab spring in 2011. the view, for example, that we could negotiate with russia which has been the foundation under obama both when clinton was secretary of state and under kerry, the idea that the russians would negotiate in good faith to move assad out of power and move in a regime that all sides in the conflict would fiefind acceptable, that's wrong from the outset. it's never been the case. john kerry spent months negotiating a cease-fire. it was entirely predictable it would fail. it has failed. as ash carter so correctly pointed out in public. now we have only the rubble of a policy where one used to be.

which obviously goes to the conditions in syria which are a humanitarian disaster. >> two years ago or more, perhaps, we could have imposed a no-fly zone, bombed the runways, taken out the helicopters that would have stopped the barrel bombing and a lot of this destruction and horrendous death tolls we see now. what do we do now? the russian war planes are flying all around. we can't do that now. >> well, the series of mistakes that have been made over a five-year period, i really think it goes back much farther. i think there was maybe a theoretical case five years ago that we could have made a difference with the syrian opposition but the opposition itself is a crazy quilt of forces. some are effectively allied with al qaeda, al nusra. obviously isis has emerged in the meantime. there are press reports just this past week that the syrian opposition we have trained is allying more closely with extremists opposed to isis but extremists nonetheless. i'm not sure there is anything

we can do at this point other than continue to focus on destroying isis which whatever you think of the chaos in syria, is only going to spread more chaos not just in the region there but obviously in the united states and europe as well. >> meanwhile, finally, the poorer people of aleppo who cannot get out are being killed. hundred children, hospitals being bombed, humanitarian convoys being taken out by russian war planes and assad's forces. this is front page story in "the washington post." let me read you about this, about a family in aleppo. the bombings at night are the worst. there is no electricity so families huddle together in the dark, gathered in one room so that they don't die alone. listening to the roar of the jets and waiting for the bombs to fall. new bunker buster bombs designed to be used against military installations blasting apartment buildings that house families. secretary ban ki-moon has said that could be a war crime.

those are russian bombs. will they ever be held to account? >> the answer to that is no. in large part we are in this circumstance today because for five years, barack obama misunderstood vladimir putin, didn't realize that the assad regime was critical to russian efforts to increase their influence in the middle east as america's influence was declining. this failure is not entirely due to barack obama but he is substantially responsible for the chaos and the humanitarian disaster we see in syria right now, because he projected weakness instead of strength right from the beginning. >> 500,000 people so far have been killed. that death toll climbing, no end so far sadly and tragically in sight. ambassador, always good to see you. thank you for your insight. >> thank you. >> very sad. well, there is some dramatic video from arizona this morning. we want to show it to you.

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>> reporter: turnoth humanitarian crisis in syria and whether the white house has done enough to stop the violence. russia warn withing the u.s. against aggression by syrian force and leaked comments from secretary of state kerry hint at tension. >> and tension between u.s. and russia over syria. mas cow warned the u.s. of trying to remove assad from power. russian air strikes are supporting the offensive on a areleppo. and today, syrian government forces moved forward and gained

ground in the north. a major hospital was was hit by air strikes. the u.n. said the medical situation is critical with only 30 doctors in the city. the russian foreign and secretary of state discussed this on the phone. the new york times published leaked comments. kerry wanted to back up diplomatic efforts over syria and president obama disagreed. russia tipped the balance in favor of president assad and that has come at a high human cost. russian air strikes have kill canned 3000 civilian. 300 people have died in the last weeks alone. it seems unlikely that a ceasefire could be

re-established. they seemed to want to take a leppo. >> hackers may have been scanning databases. this come cans as foreign governments could infect the voter list. but security experts said the voting man machines are generally not connected to the internet. >> president obama and former president clinton were in israel for the funeral of simon perez. someone made president obama wait. former president clinton was working the crowd and shaking hands and taking his time until president obama said come on,

man, it's time to go home. >> you can't have the president waiting. >> that's it for us. i am marcel nevill. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the family. donald trump trying to stave off a rough week for the campaign with 38 days to go until the presidential election. i am julie banderas. this is the fox report. >> the republican nom thee set to take the stage in a really that is getting under way any minute in the battleground state of pennsylvania. taking heat for late night tweets targeting a former miss universe. both sides are ramping up attacks on each other after the talked about and tweeted