julie: you're welcome. earnings thanks for some free health care advice you've given dagen about the knee. >> absolutely. what do you mean free? the bill is coming. >> amen. harris: we'll see you back here tomorrow at noon eastern. for now, "happening now." >> a brand new poll in a battleground state where donald trump is making a push. trump trails clinton by double-digits. we are covering all of the news now. controversy on the campaign trail. >> i made a statement. >> hillary clinton taking heat for her comments about bernie sanders supporter and donald trump plays defense on his taxes. how could the new developments affect the state of the race? plus, hurricane matthew turning

north. what are the chanceses that this monster hits the u.s.? and millions in california. warning signs of a big earthquake in the golden states. it is all "happening now"? >> but we begin with the presidential candidates, both hitting key states after bombshells hit the race for the white house. welcome to the second hour of "happening now" today. i am jon scott. >> surprising that there are bombshells left. >> every day there is a twist. >> tax documentses that are are leaked from donald trump and hillary clinton in a audio clip. it is business as usual on the campaign trail. clinton making a speech on the economy. and trump heading to colorado.

they prepare to debate in the swing state of virginia. joe trippi and karl rove are standing by with their analysis. we begin with rich and hillary clinton's adopted hometown of chappaqua, new york. rich? >> reporter: good afternoon, jenna, and hillary clinton just landed in ohio. she has two events there today. one in toledo & one in akron. ohio could decide the outcome of the elections as ohio has in previous elections. there is a very tight race with hillary clinton trailing two percentage points to donald trump. in ohio, hillary clinton will discuss the economy and join democrats and republicans in congress that slammed wells faringo. wells fargo is charged on account of the unauthorized

accounts to boost sales numberses. they have increased hundreds of dollars over the last several years. the campaign aide said clinton will announce a plan to make it easier for consumer and governments to make them pay. it sounds like a page out of bernie sanders' hand book. clinton is trying to make sure voters show up and support her on election day. there is a big concern they will not. sanders is reacting about the audio tape why it is that younger voters support bernie sanders. giving an example of a barista who lives in their parent's basement and can't get a job they want and why they turned to bernie sanders' revolution. he said she is right.

>> what she is saying and that is correct. millions of young people who took out loan and hoping to get job and you know what? they are are unable to do that. >> reporter: sanders is campaigning for clinton in iowa today. in ohio, hillary clinton picked up the endorsement of lebron james. the campaign aide said not to expect the nba champion to spend upon the afternoon in akron why she will be giving the event. >> thank you. >> donald trump on defense as new revelations about his taxes raise questions about business record and transparency. he might have legally avoided paying income tax by claiming a billion in losses in 1995. just five weeks before election day. trump is hoping to turn the

tables on hillary clinton as he campaigns in virginia and colorado today. here's more, blake? >> reporter: there was no mention of the new york times article earlier this morning donald trump's first appearance of the day. the trump campaign appears to be trying to get away from the question of trump's taxes. he will focus on hillary clinton's tieses to special interest. a senior campaign aide, telling fox in two stops in colorado later today, trump will pivot back to the theme and accusing clinton of pay to play, having too close ties to wall street and adding that clinton would put the white house up for sale. he hasn't trotteded out those lines just yet. and earlier today. trump instead of focused on clinton's e-mail set up. >> we don't want to have any servers in the basements.

folks, has anybody in the group. our congressman hasn't done it. has anybody put a server in the basement? >> reporter: trump is getting criticism for a comment about vet and mental health problems. you are strong and you can handle it, but a lot of people can't handle it. critics are are focusing on why he said some are strong but others may not have been able to handle the mental health issues. trump will be greeted with tough poll numbers. mammouth university poll has clinton leading trump in colorado by double-digits of 49- 38 in a four- way race. jon? >> thank you, blake. we'll talk about all of this. joe trippi is the former campaign manager for howard

deep. and we have the contributor to bush. >> it is published as we speak. the tax bond has exploded. what is the fallout in your opinion? >> i think it depends on how it is litigated. it is a mistake for the trump surrogates to say he is a genius. that suggested he found a special way to jimmy the tax code to his advantage. look, our tax code says if you have losses and you are filing, you can can take those losses and offset future income. otherwise we would have small businesseses losing money and having to pay taxes on nonexistent profits. they should be straightforward. he had big losses from casino and other business and he took those in 1995 and can offset future income. anybody who suggests if you have

losses to pay taxes on them is nuts. and go back at her and force her to be heard one way or the other. >> is the trump team straightforward, you think its and goes away? >> no, i agree with karl. they played in to where the clinton campaign wanted to go. he got a huge billion tax break and now his tax proposal to get rid of the estate tax and saves his family more billions. they will push it and push it. and they have to come can up with a better response. the gennious thing is not helpful. >> the list of bombshells for both candidates is actually insane. i was trying to list them. hillary clinton, pay to play. and questions over the personal server and benghazi. deplorable comment and fainting episode. and trump, comments about women

and beauty queen and a present hichlts and birther issue. and we are several weeks away from the election. i wonder how timing comes in to this and what else is out there for either of them? >> there is likely to be more. her side e-mails. promised a dug by wiki leaks. these things, it depends on how you respond. she brought up the miss universe comment. that would be gone the next day had donald trump not spent tuesday, and wednesday anded this and friday talking about it. and defending himself on an issue where he doesn't look good and only makes himself look bad and chew cans up valuable time. we are are in the point of the campaign, time is valuable. and he chewed up five days instead of prosecuting the case

that he stands for change and she representses the status quo. roughly six weeks left. it would be interesting to see how they handle the events in the campaign and whether they have the discipline to force the dialogue back to the main theme. change in his. and hers is qualification and experience and whether they are able to do. that >> we want to talk about hillary clinton. there is breaking news from the new york attorney general's office, that they issued a notice of violation directing the trump foundation to cease and disist{for money in the state of of new york. to carl's point p. 37 days before the election. anything can happen. does any of what we talk about impact the undecided voters 37 days from now? >> oh, absolutely it does.

it will get worse in my own view. you got two people with huge negative ratings and at this stage of the game, i don't think they will heal very much the concerns people have about them. it is much more likely that the campaign seizes on misstep like the new report and to keep forcing the other one off of its footing and trump seems to fall into that. part of the problem is they will throw the debate. and you can see the polls in colorado and other places it is starting to widen. a lot of it is why karl said. she pushed out on the miss universe claim and he takes the bait, that's what the trump campaign has to guard against. >> we'll see what happens in the debate in virginia, joe.

and more information from the new york's office. they are putting the cease and desist order are in effect because the foundation failed to register with the charity report and annual audited statements. that's why they can't raise money in new york. i will find out more information. karl, no one is talking about in relation to politics. i can't think about what is happening, think of sandy and there is one path that puts hurricane matthew on the east coast in the battleground states as well. again, we don't know what is going to happen. and because of what we saw of sandy, and the impact of the white house between barak obama and mitt romney.

how can an outside event hit. >> if there is a big storm hitting the east coast. it will divert coverage from the campaign to the storm. it mattered in 2012 because it gave president obama to look presidential and to be seen in the midst of the controversy and in the midst of the recovery efforts. but the biggest affect this year, it will freeze the race. we'll be spending more time on hurricane sandy, or hurricane matthew and less time on the campaign. there is simply a limited amount of time to cover everything. and you have something that is fast- moving and breaking and lots of visual and it tends to dry up coverage. >> i am curious your thoughts. taking a step back and of the political story, what impact could a hurricane have?

>> it can impact huge. >> look at florida, north carolina, and virginia even, they are states that are key to both campaigns not being able to go there and forget the political consequences of hurricane response that will matter. but the campaigns themselves. they can't go rowing in to the states and there is, emergency services that need to happen. and they will take resources away and distract and the new's coverage will be about p the hurricane, not about either of them. >> and the hurricane protection offy americans is important. and i think about p it considering the past and the news of the week. karl and joe, thank you. we look forward to talking to you. >> this is evidence you have turned in to a political junkie. >> all right. i don't know about that. >> hurricane matthew barrels to

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flash flooding and mud slides in this poor region. jamaica and cuba. hurricane warnings in effect. the worst side of the storm right front quadrant moving over haiti. a last time they saw a storm of this strength was 1954, ha zel. close to a this happened people died. this is major and we'll be following this and your prayers are needed for folks in haiti. 30 or 40 inches. it is a disaster in the making. and the forecast, what happens after that. maintains its strength. a major category 4 and 3. and bahamas. that is what the fuel of the storm needs. and then we talk saturday here, still hanging around the east

coast. and i keep saying anywhere from florida to maine, pay attention to the storm. we don't have a grasp on what the storm will be doing. one thing we are seeing is a trend in the forecast models showing a hug of the coast or a landfall it of the coast line and again, the computer models continuing to give us the track of the storm. this is a very strong storm as it moves across haiti and the bahamas. and florida, you need to be prepared, all right. know your plan and saturday, a potential of a landfall and even the northeast needs to be prepared. deadly potential storm. and we haven't seen a major hurricane to hit the u.s. in a decade. people need to pay attention to the storm. >> 40 inches of rain in haiti,

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>> welcome back, everyone. last week i of the absent from the show because i was invited to be key note speaker honoring a special role of our navy. it is the ombudson and they are serving as li ason and those. >> and most of time, the women's and wives fill the role and unpaid that is 100 percent demanding. this dinner honor the four of them. i am grateful to the navy league of hampton and department of navy for the invitation and i am inspired by the women i met there. they were great. and thank you so much for allowing me to speak to a great group. it is all navy and i know you you have the army ties.

>> there is a position but in the navy they are ombudson. >> they are all volunteers. and so we are are continuing to be inspired by them. >> thank you tit was an honor. right now accusations of media bias following trump's taxes. reporters are showing their true colors. jake tapper was grilling rudy jalapeno. >> and that is tax return. the way all of you are treating had is why someone may not want to release tax return. donald trump takes advantage of

legal provisions in tax codes. >> that's an interesting headline. >> and in a bit of tag teaming. this exchange between poppy harlou and jack kingston. >> do as i say and not as i do. if trump doesn't pay federal income tax should others do it. >> poppy, i have a degree in economics. and i am a tax. >> and media view of the media performance. pike is a political comment attor for real clear politics and molly hemmingway. and thanks both of you for being here. the headline in the big new york times piece offers, well, some speculation, molly, do you want to get into that first of all?

>> it was an interesting journalistic choice for the times to make. when had they broke the e-mail serve isser. they said hillary clinton has a private e-mail server and in this case they speculated the 1 billion loss meant something. they extended and decided what they thought it might have meant. we already knew that donald trump lost a billion. he wrote about the best seller, the art of the come back. it is not a big new's revelation. >> is the media piling it on? >> i think they are piling it on. and i have a lot of respect for jake and poppy. and the questions they asked are generally good. but in this case. it involved in to a lot of junior high. okay, if you do say that you

know the tax code better than anybody be and prepared to fix it, then how? that is the line of questioning that they should pursue. and when chris wallace will moderate the final debate and going into that direction. that's what they do to affect others live. we are saw far afield of issues that impact voter's lives. >> the implication, molly. donald trump dodged taxes 18 years or something like. that, is that fair or accurate. >> this is what happens with a media class that is not terribly educated in financing. the question is did he pay income tax on loss. when you lose money, you don't owe the tax. it applies to everybody. and it is a lot of confusion in how the talking about this.

doing what it takes to pay the least amount of tax system different than what everybody else is doing. >> and if i can add, the new york times did say in their story, high up in the story, that donald trump did no wrongdoing. they checked his accountant and legal advisors and said no wrongdoing by trump in this. and how the new york times it os little bit off. >> and one other thing that is troubling here. this is the second story that suggest a collusion between the media and clinton campaign. we already know media outlets had prepackaged stories on miss universe waiting for hillary clinton to mention her name. and second time, it matches with something that hillary clinton said in the debate. it is incumbent of journalist

not to carry water for hillary clinton's campaign or being a arm of the clinton campaign. >> there are stories about the complexitiy of the tax code, erin. that is mentioned but doesn't get attention in this. and as molly said, if you lose a billion dollars, you you haven't earned income and you are able to deduct those losses. >> and that would be another thing for the media to do to grill donald trump on why he had the billion loss. at the top of the segment, the media should ask, if you know the tax code so well. let's get into that and you tell us how you want to fix it. erin and molly, interesting. thank you both. >> good to see you. >> and a big headline in the fox news alert.

the u.s. state department is susis pended bi- lateral discussions with russia and breaking off all talks with russia. we heard about it with the great team of the pentagon that it may be coming and secretary kerry, standing with the foreign minister with russia and now you have all talks off with russia. they were supposed to team up to bring stability inside of syria, the complicated situation that it is. but the united states said russia has not held up its side of the bargain and because of the humanitarian toil and what is happening for the humanitarian efforts inside of that country is disgraceful. that's what the state department is saying that russia has chosen to go a military course and hasn't helped the people. the talks are off and there is more breaking on this story.

and in the meantime, i want to take your attention to ohio. we have secretary of state clinton delivering a speech on the economy. this is a key battleground state. and the economy impacts voters. >> [crowd noise] and you are robert e. congratulations. i know toledo is proud of you. we all are are. and i want to thank canetta for the introduction. you have any other uaw members here? [applause] it is a great day to be here in ohio for a lot of different reasons. one i am so thrilled that it lebron james has endorsed me and joined our campaign. [applause]

i have a lot of wonderful endorsements over the past year and half and i am grateful for each and everyone of them. but i got to say, there's something special about this one. and it's a real honor in part because of why he chose to endorse me. not everyone knows this. you know what an amazing athlete. and mv, and winner of championships. but lebron is dedicated advocate for children and this afternoon, i will be in a conwhere he did so much for the children in that community. i share that with him. we both believe every single child should have the chance to live up to his or her god- given potential. i could not be prouder to have

lebron joining our team as we head in to the home stretch. one thing i know, i will just say it because i know it for sure, i hope to be elected president. but i know here in ohio, lebron will always be the king. i was listening to caneta introduce me and i appreciateded what she said. toledo is the kind of place where people work hard and look after one another and yes, pay their taxes, right. you recognize we all have to do our part because we are all in this together and it matters. and we believe honest work deserves honest pay and believe that everyone should have the right to join a strong union that has your back.

it's permanent for me. i am a grand daughter of a factory work frer scranton, pennsylvania. he went to work in the same lace mill every day for 50 years. he believed he passed it down to it my dad and he pass today to me. if he did what he was supposed to do he would have a good life and his kid cans would have a american dream. that's what we do generation after generation. and because of my grandfather's hard work, my dad made it to college and he started his own small business printing fabric for draperies. i would go to his print plant. and no natural light or windows, but he had long tables when he would roll out the fabric. and he would take the silk

screen and power the paint in and take it all the way down to one table and then over to the next table and second color to be added he would do that. i would help with the squeegy. he work hard and he passed that on to me. he provided a good middle-class life for us. and so i am proud to stand with hard working families all over toledo and ohio and america and share the same chance to share in the american dream which should be big enough for everybody. [applause] you know, fighting for kids and families has been the cause of

my life as canneta said. when i went to work for the children's defense fund all of those years ago. and it will be be a mission of my presidency. i want to focus on what is called kitchen table issues. like the cost of child care and college and prescription drug and so much else. and that means, we've got to it create more good jobs. with rising incomes. that means good schools in every zip codes and that means everybody willing to work and i say that very clearly. you got to be willing to work. and if you are are willing to work, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. that is a basic bargain. and now, i i don't know about you. you wouldn't think getting a economy for everyone not just

those at the top would be controversial. and yet this is one of the defining debates, not just of this election but of our time. now, i will say most american companies, are run by honorable patriotic people who care about the employee and communities. but there are still too many powerful interest fighting to protect their own profits and privileges at the expense of everyone else. [applause] and they are aided and abeted by the rule and incentives in our economy that encourage people at the top to take advantage of consumers and worker are and small businesses and taxpayers. that makes it tougher for the well meaning ceos to take the high road and even harder when

we don't aggressively enforce the rule and we don't enforce trade rules that allow other countries with lower wage and standards to get an unfair leg up. and we don't enforce rules on wall street that exert enormous pressure and companies boosting share prices in the short term over building real value and invest nothing workers and plants and equipment over the longer term. and let's be honest. the tax code rewards corporations for outsourcing job and profits overseas instead of investing here in the united states. [applause] >> it is riddled with loop holes that let the rich to get richer and make income inequality worse with. it tilts the playing field

against the small businesses that can't afford lawyering and lobbyist. and so with all of these pressures pushing in the wrong direction, it is important that we have an election about the very issues. because what i know will happen if we have an election where we have an agenda that would begin to it level that playing field, we will rebuild the middle-class and we will make work pay and create opportunities for a great percentage of americans. [applause] now, i know how hard this is. but i think we are on the cusp if we win the election to be able to get these things done. right? that means pursuing reforms that

unleash the enormous positive potential of the american private sector. we have unmatched talent and innovation and entrepreneurial spirit and when we work together we can all benefit. i believe corporations that benefit from everything that america has to offer should feel a sense of responsibility. not only to the big share holders but to their had worker and customer and community and yes, to our country. to the united states of america. we have been moving off track for decades. i don't need to tell you that. you continue and lived it and stein. but it is time to get back on track. [applause] and you can ask anybody who's

ever worked for me or with me and served with me, when i tell you, i will try to do something, i will get up every single day and work my heart out for you. so let's begin by making it clear that very most businesses, america is the most important aset on their balance sheet. this country of ours. and this system of ours, the rule of law, the opportunity to get an education and go as far as your hard work and ambition will take you and we create the biggest economic growth. the american middle-class. when the middle-class thrives, the country thrives and when it doesn't, we don't, right?

and i am going to use the white house in every tool at my disposal as your president to make the case that patriotism is profitable. and standing up for america is investing in america will pay off. now, we have always had innovator and entrepreneurs who build great company and create real value. and we should not and we will not respect those who get rich by cheating every body else. so today, i want to clear a message to the boardroom and executive suite in america f. you scam your are customer and exploit your employee and pollute our environment and rip

off taxpayers, we will find ways to hold you accountable. but on the other side, if you do the right thing, and you invest in your workers, and your communities, and our country 's future, we will stand with you. that is the choice. our goal is to nak easier. >> consider the recent examples we have seen of a grejous corporate behavior. look at wells fargo. really shocking, isn't it? one of the nation's biggest banks, bullying thousands of employees to committing fraud against unsuspecting customers.

secretly opening up millions of accounts for people without their consent, even their knowledge. misusing personal information and then sticking customers with hid hadden fees. it is outrageous that eight years after a cowboy culture on wall street, wrecked our economy, we are seeing powerful bankers playing fast and loose with the law. and then in a category by himself there's donald trump. well, you may have heard that he has long refused to release his tax returns. the way every other nominee. you can look at 40 years of my tax returns. i think we need a law if you are are a nominee of a major party, you have to release your tax

returns. now, a lot of us are wondering what is he hiding? it must be terrible. well, the new york times discovered part of the answer, back in the 1990s, trump apparently lost a billion dollars in a single year on bad investment and failing casinos. now, how anybody can lose a dollar let alone a billion in the casino industry is kind of beyond me, right? it is just hard to figure. but as a result, it doesn't look like he paid a dime of federal income tax for two decades. and now millions of american families including mine and yours, are paying your fair

share he contributed nothing to our nation. imagine that nothing for pel grants to help kids to go to college and nothing for our veterans or military. you know, he's been dising america in this whole campaign, right? he talks it down and makes disparageing comment and calls our military a disaster. well, it's not, but it might have been if everybody else had failed to pay taxes to support our men and in uniform. i saw a newspaper article. and a gentleman named steve krauz who owns a cafe. i would get if i didn't pay anything. it is flat out cheating the

government. now, my friend sanders was right yesterday. trump reflectses a distorted view of the american people and what this country is all about. you know, trump represents the same rigged system that he claims he's going to change. the whole story tells us everything we need to know about how trump does business. after he made bad bet and lost all of that money, he didn't lift a finger to help and protect his employees. our all of the small business and contractors he hired and people of atlantic city. they got hammer ared. while he was busy with his accountants to keep living as a billionaire. and using political collections

to collect hundreds of millions of government subsidy and extra tracks breaks for his companies. in other words, trump was taking from america with both hands and leaving the rest of us with the bill. and he says he can fix things. that is like letting the fox guard the henhouse. and i am stunned by this. i get stunned every day in the campaign. but one of many thingses i am stunned by. he put forth a tax plan that would cut his own taxes even more. it would be like you're paying 0, you expect us to pay p you to stay in business all of the rest of us in america? he opened the loop holes wider and according to a new

independent study, he would actually, listen to this being people, this is a real shocker, his plan would actually raise taxes for millions of middle-class families. and you know it is people it would hit the hardest, are single parents whose live and challenges he doesn't care about, certainly doesn't understand. now many have likely already spent years paying more than he did. and he would make that worse. and what did he say about it? well, y'all see the debate last monday? [crowd noise]

then you know in the debate, he said it was smart to avoid paying taxes. taxes. yesterday his campaign was bragging that it makes him a genius. here is my question, what kind of a genius loses a billion dollars in a single year? this is trump to a t. he has made a business model out of it. he abuses the power, gains the system, and puts himself ahead of the countries. it's trump first and everyone else last. and there are lots of principaled law awiding business le -- abiding business leaders out there who are horrified by this.

not a single ceo of a fortune 100 company supports trump's campaign. think about it i have been endorsed by very successful people. warren buffett, mike bloomberg, mark cuban. he says i have been successful. he is an actual real billionaire. and you know what? he used profit sharing to help his employees. not bankruptcy. to fire people, and when he sold his first company, he shared the profits with his employees. and 300 of them became millionaires. that is the kind of business practices i want to see more of in our country.

here is what we have to do, even if trump is like one of a kind, let's reverse it. today i want to briefly share with you for protecting action is payers, consumers, and small workers. willing to take the high road and invest in higher rowages. first let's protect taxpayers. it is wrong that corporations and the super wealthy play by a different set of rules. a wall street moneyman should not be able to pay a lower tax rate than a teacher or a nurse.

and our big companies should not be able to get away with paying anything at all. it is insulting. on paper, not in reality, just to take advantage of lower tax rates. it's infuriating when they take tax breaks with one hand and give out pink slips with the other hand. we're going to close those loopholes. i have a list of them. we're going to make wall street corporations and the super rich start paying their fair share of taxes. we're going to pass the buffett rule that means that ceo's cannot pay a lower tax rate their their secretary and others working for them.

we're going to put in place a new exit tax. if countries try to leave our country, or outsource jobs, they have to give back every tax break they ever received in our country. and then we're going to put that money to work creating opportunities here in america. we're going to protect consumers. no american should ever be taken advantage of like thousands were by wells fargo. as a senator i warned about sub prime mortgages. i worked to protect our personal data. i will make consumer protection a type priority across the

entire government. . and that starts by defending and empowering the consumer financial protection bureau that was created after the final mortgages, and the person that got it created was senator elizabeth warn. and under the leadership of ohio's rich cordray, they have already returned more than $11 billion to more than 15 million americans ripped off by predatory leaders, credit card companies, and more. and they're making sure the defrauded wells fargo customers get their money back. and i'm so proud of what this new agency has done. sometimes people say what does a

government really do? there is a lot of examples, but this is a primary one. standing up and making sure consumers get paid back when they're ripped off. drunk agrees with them. he wants to strap all of the tough new rules imposed on wall street after the crisis. well, not on my watch, donald, we're never going to let that happen. now, instead of gutting consumer protection, we should be expanding it. and we should bill on the dodd frank final reforms and do it even further. wall street can never be permitted to threaten main

street again. and it sheds light on another threat to consumers we have to address. when the scam victims, people like you and me tried to sue, they were shocked to learn there was a provision in the very fine print of their contracts that kept them from going to court to sue the bank from being cheated. they're forced into a closed door orn ration process. we will not let them escape accountability. and in fact, this is now common practice across a lot of industries from nursing homes, that are mistreating seasons, to

for-profit colleges that are scamming students. i don't read that fine print. you get defrauded or mistreated and they say you can't sue us. we also see a problem in international trade agreements like the transpacific partnership. it sets up a dispute resolution system. i warned about this for years, i have written about it, and i oppose tpp now. i will oppose it after the election, i will oppose it as president. it is one sided and unfair to american workers. and what about all of those pharmaceutical companies that jack up prices for no reason? we're going to have to protect