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change the way california prepares for major earthquakes. it's all "happening now". with election day just over two days away. welcome to the second hour of "happening now". i am jon scott. >> and i am jennaly. hillary clinton is in new hampshire holding a rally. poll numbers are rising. they are busying pushing for the white house is senate. and in the meantime donald trump is back in florida as he gets the first major newspaper endorsement. more on the trump campaign. and first we go to the clinton campaign in manchester, new

hampshire. rich? >> reporter: good afternoon. hillary clinton is scheduled to take the stage a few minutes from now. and has as much as who is appearing here and the candidate himself. the president talked about down ballot races. they are focusing on electing more in the house and senate. the president mentioned it was key to getting the agenda through. and that's what they are pushing for here. they need 36 in the house and four to it take control of the senate. this is one of them that they are aiming for. kelly a yotte is defending hers. and republicans are acknowledging that. and supporting republican and get to the the poll and vote for

her congressman or senator. we need to provide a check on a potential hillary clinton presidency. and senator elizabeth warren, their second joint appearance. warren has been be campaigning for hillary clinton. and part of that has to do with motivating the liberal and democrat base to get out and vote for hillary clinton. there could be issues on the horizon if you have a hillary clinton in a republican house and senate where you have to cut deals to get the government to run and certainy on number of financial regalways and her stuck on the one side and then the liberal elizabeth warren wing on the other side. there are reports that elizabeth warren are coming up with a list of names on people who are too cosy with wall street and big business. this as we are getting more

information on wiki-leaks on hillary clinton's speeches to wall street. and one communication's advise are called those speeches too accomdading for wall street and certainly a problem for elizabeth warren. in the meantime donald trump is in florida where early voting is underway. the battleground state is a must win for trump. and the race there is very close. we are getting new polling out of north carolina. and according to mommouth university it is tied. and kristin sanders. and jessica democratic pollster and senior strategist for show on consults. you know about polling, what do you think about the numbers out of north carolina. >> they are on par with what we are seeing. hillary clinton is up in the

real clear politic's average. but the early votering numbers are favoring her a lot. and v, poll shows a 26 point advantage and we have seen 30000 democratic women turn out. i don't think they are heading to the polls to vote for donald trump. she has a 20 point nationally and 30 point with white educated women. i don't see bright spots for donald trump. it is looking good for her now. >> what about, kristin. donald trump made a campaign appearance. and he said don't believe the polls and we have more enthusiasm and voters that you would know that are actually out there. >> there is a lot of folks who have legitimate questions of the polls. we saw in the uk breaksit. and people were surprised.

the trending toward leave and in the end is was close. and in donald trump, it is not close. if i were the trump campaign, i would take the north carolina poll as good news because this has been close all along and in the national polls it is falling off. but if it is hold nothing north carolina that is one piece of good news to draw from the polls. >> we talked about early voting starting in florida. which party does that benefit or is it a wash? >> right now more democrats are showing up. but it is early, early. and we'll see what happens and the fact that president obama is down there and sending top surigates out that will favor the democrats and the fact that marco rubio is in a tight race indicates more democrats there. but donald trump needs north carolina and florida.

it is good he's back down. there and increaseded registration of latino and high asian americans who used to be a firm republican block, it is not looking great. >> kristin, i thought that the republican voters had the reputation as being the ones who would go through snow, wind or hot water to reach the polls? >> you are right. republicans normally have the advantage in term of their voters being more reliable. register ared voters to likely voters, they are the likeliest to vote and usually helps republicans and certainly having enthusiasm and having your base is beneficial. this is where the ground game question. excelling at rallies. and if he said get to the polls that would be great for him. that's what the clint haddon campaign is doing and they have the democrat machine to drive

people to the poll and knock on the door and make phone calls and that's what folks critized trump for. he will need it given the states are looking so close right now. formerly red states he needs to win. >> jessica. he is the candidate who can fill the arena. he is a new kind of candidate. is it possible he will send the voers to the polls? >> i think so. i think diehards and people going to the rallies and take a day off work to hear him rant about locking her up, they will show up. but that doesn't mean hillary clinton supporters are not going, too. and our enthusiasm is underestimated and she is leading in the cat goey. and there was an abc poll that makes donald trump supporters are seven percent less likely to

vote now than they were. and why so many republicans are concerned about the down ballot ray and hillary clinton and president obama and elizabeth warren. let's take it all. we get the senate and house, i don't think we can flip the house and all the better pushing through hillary clinton's agenda. >> 75 percent of the american people think it is it a country on the wrong track. sending out obama and warren and michelle obama doesn't that remind people the situation we are in. >> in this election, folks are frustrated, they are making barak obama look better. and the challenge is, right now you have a lot of voters that are so frustrated and anxious, one thing donald trump could have going, they are made and fed up. and undecided, i want a radical

break with what we've had had now. but there is not a lot of undecided left in the game and so many republicans are are beginning to think we need to focus down ballot. and there is good news for the republican senator richard bird. that could be one of them that decides the white house but the control of the u.s. senate. >> a lot of the old modes went out of the window. and we'll see what happens tomorrow. thank you. >> thank you. >> wiki-leaks dropping a new batch of hillary clinton e-mails. >> more questions for the clinton foundation and cheryl mills long- time advisor are in the middle of a new e-mail that she had court reporters about the overlapping roles between the foundation and former

hillary clinton's for profit work and in 2011. they are trying to clean it up. and something that critics have called for, for a long time. and people inside of the clinton orbit had the same concern. and currently, the president personally compensates to fall outside of the scope of the foundation's mission. they support the business and former president and political activity and providing support for foundation activity for which their services are billed to the foundation. interesting robby mook, the campaign manager for hillary clinton currently was on fox news sunday with chris wallace. he said they are stolen documents from russia >> they are stolen documents stolen by the russians confirmed

by jon podesta and put out for those this. nthe me speak to that. the trump tracks returns were stolen when they were mailed to the new york times and you jumped all over it. >> we don't know where they came from? >> they were clearly stolen. >> we don't know. >> interesting comparison. and look for the problem be for the foundation how they paid men and women. and pay equity at the state department and i want to play something in the foundation and there are huge discrepencies and it wouldn't surprise me if they went here next. hillary clinton talking about the need for pay equity. >> interesting, ed, thank you. new concerns about hackers in the polls and not just about changing votes. what experts say they could be doing. and we look at the mainstream

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>> it is connected to the internet and that does expose us to a potential cyber attack. >> reporter: the voter registration lists are backed up every night as a precaution and confident that voters will be protected. >> there is a potential for disruption but not chaos because of the back up system that we have in place and we are doing all we can. but as i noted. you can never eliminate the threat. >> reporter: many states saw delays in the polling places and some sphere if they get in the voter rolls, they can change name and addresses and voter's private information. it is a terrifying thought that our system could be hacked. they waited hours to vote in

2012 and said there were more confusion in manhattan for the presidential primary. and she hopes that officials have the ability to safeguard the system by saying everyone's vote should be protected. >> we have to be prepared and you shouldn't anyone away. they should be able to cast that ballot without hes tency. >> and xhurt election systems are fully protected to make it easier. she plans to deputy make sure registration information is in the book. and her vote will count. and that is something all of us hope for when we go to vote, too it. new details in a massive cyber attack that prevented people from getting on the big of the sites out there. are we vulnerable for more attacks?

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[inaudible] >> we are learning more about last week's massive cyber attack that blocked amazon to twitter and pay paul. and a second firm said they turned dvres and web cams into weapons and used thousands of them to carry out the attack. morgan. this is without a doubt in my within the biggest story of the day in my opinion. it doesn't matter the election. if we can't access the internet. this is a small version of what happened on friday.

>> very small. >> what went on that we were not able to access the important sites. there is a address service. it translate its in an i, address. they type any company to take me to the i, address. it blocked everyone in twitter and think of it like a toll road. i am not attacking the site itself. but block the entry point. and so extend that a bit. if it was blocked for me and i was in the car i would think i could get to another road and get there. >> you could if you knew the i,

address. but people, 99 percent of the people don't do it that way. and the other thing is, if that happens. if you knew the numberical address you could get there. but we type in short cuts. it took out the address book and no one knew how they were going. >> >> that day that you were attacked twice. this is not just computers. i led a team that responded to an attack in when ubay and yahoo was take know off long. that was taken off by a boy in canada. these dvr's and web cams. and baby monitors, going to the

internet is turn nothing an army of events. and this is the equivalent amount of traffic. and that is something you can't defend against. it took hours to respond. >> what does it tell us about our system. >> we are in bad shape. we are vulnerable in the toll both. and so our security is bad. black energy over in ukraine. and we talked about the car and the two guys that drove it off in a ditch. they are now coming true. and we are connecting it altogether. this is a precursor and compareded to what they will do now that it is out in the wild.

anybody can do it now. >> think about the electric grid and backing systems. who do we think attempted to do this and how with we protect ourselves? >> there is a water of people. i know the russians have been mapping out our have you beenability. you go after power and water. that will cause civil unrest like you have ever seen. and combined that to it no money you have a situation to deal with. if you are a consumer and at home. make sure you have a router and change and encrypt and everything turn on your personal fire wall and get in the documentation and figure out how to shut them off.

it is coming through open windows call ports. if you don't close they will get in and on the industry side. they have to look at the code in these embedded system is. i worked as a project. where is all of the have you beenenerabilities. that's how they are getting hacked. >> what devices do i have at home. and a dvr. i don't know the pass word and thinking of how it can be used. we have the surface level. >> and we'll continue to watch it. thank you you very much. >> scary stuff. and a battle brewing in florida and early voting is under way.

>> we are going to win florida big. >> donald trump experiencing confidence and clinton's team is pushing people to vote early and could the presidential race impact who will control congress and what that specialist might be. we'll look close.

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there are more than a million ballots returned by mail. and more than them by republicans. >> the line of early voters behind me is steady all day long. and wurnt wait time. it is taken them six minutes to cast his vote early. and so there are reports where people are having to wait upwards of 30 or 45 minutes and two hours at some point. florida saw super long line and very long waits.

one woman tells us that her voting is a civic duty. i am glad to come here to show my grandkids democracy. >> tim kaine hit several locations and currently at florida international university and stressing and urging voters to take advantage of efrl voting. and donald trump north of miami and meeting with farmer and holding a 3:00 rally in st. augustine before heading to tampa. 37 of the 50 stateses have early voting in person. and looking at battleground stateses it is happening. nevada started saturday and north carolina thursday. and ohio and virginia midmonth. and missouri starts this thursday and pennsylvania has no early voting at all. it is also changed how

presidential campaigns strat jiez. >> strategy in the october surprise changed. it has gone from let's get it out in hal one and first two weeks of october. if you hurt somebody's vote do it before the polls are are open. and that is now early. >> and quite popular is mailing in their ballots and so far, more than a million have done so and local super visors of election anticipate the number of people who vote by mail could be higher than the people who take advantage of days like today. early voting. jenna. democrats are looking to retake the senate. >> we are going to have more democratic members of congress in the house of representative. >> this is important when cosing

your next senator unlike her opponent. deborah has never been afraid to stand up to donald trump. >> if we win big. we'll bring in more members of the house and senate and help hillary to move the nation forward. so let's talk about the down ballot races with dave hawkenings. it sounds like the clinton campaign is convinced they have it won and now they will focus on the house and senate? >> that's right. it is it a long, long time since a newly elected democratic president came in office with a divided party. and hillary clinton, she feels comfortable and she's on the path to win. and she would like to create coattails for herself. unsure if she has them. but she's capitalizing on the strength she has got.

there are four toss up races that my company identifies in states where we think that hillary clinton tilted blue in her favor. in new hampshire where she is today and north carolina and the clip you just played and nevada and also in pennsylvania. so in all four of those places. we see the electoral map tipping blue. but the races are toss up and the democrats need to pick up four to tie and count on tim kaine as the tie breaker and create outright control of the senate and they are in favor and pick up two so they have two or throw more to go and 6 to 8 opportunities to get there. >> they need 4 or 5 seats in six contested races. that would be almost the run of the tables.

we should stop for a second and say senate races are like mini national campaigns and if mrs. clinton feels like she can gin up the enthusiasm and polling doesn't show she has. donald trump is not doing well especially among women who are you know. they tend to break for the democrats at the end. she is trying to it create something there. >> we had had slightly different numbers than north carolina. the incumbent republican is up

six points where he was only up two points last time they polled there in august. >> that is true. i am sure are you have said many, many times. and one poll doesn't tell the story. take the trens and average of the polling and in our estimate it is it a toss up. we just moved it in toss up today. and we moved it from leaning in favor of his reelection and a toss up of him and deborah ross. donald trump said people will be surprised at the undeclareded or shadow support. and people who support him and don't talk about it. what do you think about that? >> that is certainly an optimistic way to look at it this point.

the evidence and polling that he loved to point to start of his campaign. he was win nothing the poll and not winning and so he's looking for an invisible silent majority if you will. there is a sign up and first one i have seen. i am a member of the silent majority with trump. and that's what he's hoping for. and it is true. that the polls in this day and age can be somewhere all over the map upon then there is certainly a variety. thank you, david. >> thank you very much. >> and a fox news alert. we told you that hillary clinton is about to hold a rally in new hampshire and we heard from donald trump in the first hour of "happening now" and let's

listen to the democratic candidate. >> a lot of folks were hanging out of the window and we are glad that you have the best view of what we are doing here. it is exciting to be here two weeks left and this is the most conkwernl election of rour lifetime and see the energy and enatism that they displayed and in north carolina and saw it in north carolina and in ohio. and it really does demonstrate that americans are are looking at what is at stake and are coming to the conclusion that we all involved in the remains days of the campaign and you need to turn out to vote. here in new hampshire you have great candidates for the congress. andy and carol shea porter who

deserve your support. and a great candidate for governor. thank you. i know that meggy and elizabeth and i have been out here giving the full dose. make sure people know what is at stake in the governors race. it is exciting to be here with maggie and elizabeth because they fight for you. every single at a. i know both of these women and it is a prevlig to be on the stage with them. and elizabeth warren. she has a track record of making it her mission to stand up against wall street.

she is going to make sure wall street never wrecks main street again. but you may not know that she was the person behind set issing up the agency that protects consumers. the consumer financial protection bureau. it was set up to do something about the kinds of fraught and abuse we saw from wells fargo and they are on the front line was returning billions to americans that were cheated and defrauded by big companies and banks and others. the best tv you can see is on c-span when elizabeth is going after a bank executive or

regulator. she is refusing to let them off of the hook. she is speaking for every single american who is frustrated and fed up. i am looking forward to rewriting the rules of our question. to make it fairer and grow it. for every single person. working hard here in america in. we are up here without our phones and can't expect tweets if donald heard what she said she tweets away. she gets under his skin like no one else. [cheering] whether he is calling him out about the tax returns and she

exposes him for what he is: unqualified to be president of the united states. and meggy is going to be a great united states septemberor for new hampshire. you know, you don't have to take my word or elizabeth's word. look at what she did. under maggie's leadership. new hampshire has the lowest unemployment rate in the epitire country. it was ranked as the best state for business. she has brought democrats and republicans together.

she has honed her skills of listening and trying to work with people. she's taking on issues that keep people up at night. sky rocketing costs. and helping students and helping those suffering from addiction or mental health and raising wages for hard- working families. what i love about maggie she's independent. and she knows how to find common ground and how to stand her ground. that's the kind of leader we need. we have to break through the grid lock and dysfunction that is maring washington. we got to get back to listening respectfully. we can disagree without being

disagreeably and why we need leaders like maggie. unlike her opoint. she's never been afraid to stand up to donald trump. she knows he shouldn't be a role model. and i am hoping in the next 14 days, do everything you can to support her. and i want to say a word about collin who i have known for a number of years now. maggie is leaving big shoes. she's leaving big shoes to fill as governor and collin is the person for that job. i remember this. it took a lot of guts. he helped to lead the fight for protecting funding for planned parent hood in new hampshire.

he will stand up for women's health 100 percent of the time not just politically convenient and worked with maggie to cross party lines to expand medicaid to more than 50,000 granite staters. collin wants to invest in wind and solar energy and hold down energy cost and create more good jobs in new hampshire and protect the beautiful environment of the state and he will fight to put into action the promise of higher education in reach. and in these next days. make sure you you are doing everything for collin and carol and anny. did anybody see the last debate.

i shooed next to donald trump for four and half-hours, proving i have the stamina to be president. i tried to talk to what people to me about because i take it seriously. the problems that keep you up at night and providing the best opportunity of a good middle-class job with a rising income for you and your kid. that's what they should listen to and come up with solutions for. i do have a lot of plans. i do. and i get critized for having so

many plans. tim kaine and i wrote a book. it is called stronger together. and we called it "stronger together." i have an old fashioned idea that if i'm here asking for your vote to be your president i should tell you what i'm going to do. and maybe as i said yesterday in north carolina, maybe it is a bit of a woman thing because we make lists. we try to write down what we're supposed to do and cross them off as we go through the day and the week. i want you to think about our plans as a list for our country. we're going to get the economy

working for everybody, can just not those at the top. we're going to make college affordable. we're going to lower prescription drug costs and do everything we can to keep face with what we said we're going to do. what a novel idea, we're going to actually try and deliver results for you. during that debate, donald said a lot of things that were troubling and he said something truly horrifying. he became the first person running for president, republican or democrat, who refused to say that he would respect the results of this election. now -- that is a direct threat

to our democracy. all of this talk about the election being rigged, trying to stir up people who are supporting him at his rallies. that is a direct threat to our democracy. and i have to tell you, as your secretary of state, i went to 112 countries and i went to countries where people were jailed and excited for being political opponents. the peaceful transfer of power is one of the things that makes our country great. something that we can't lose, something we should not even doubt. we cannot give in to cynicism and i don't think we are. i'll tell you what is exciting

to me, across this country at the moment when donald trump is making an unprecedented attack on our fundamental values and institution people are standing up for democracy. registering, volunteering, voting early. so when you get a little discouraging or you get frustrated by what you 1993 this campaign, think of this. you just reached a historic milestone. more than 200 million americans are now registered to vote. and most exciting, that includes more than 50 million young people. the biggest number ever.

you only see numbers like this when people are standing up for what they believe in. and i'm proud to see americans coming together, democrats, republicans, independents, to reject hate and division. and we're seeing that in new hampshire, too. we're more than our disagreements. we americans, there is so much more than unites us than divides us. i'm proud to have the support of more than 150 republican leaders in this state who put country before party. but this energy is not just because of what we're against, it's because of what we're for. fighting for a future where everyone counts, everyone has a

place, and no one is left out. or left behind. because to me, and i hope to you as well, this is about more than winning an election. it is about the kind of country we want for our kids and our grand kids. that is what this has to be about. it is about the lessons that we want to pass on to our sons and daughters. we believe we should honor the men and women that fight for our country and that america is safer when we work with our allies to lead with strength and intelligence. yet my opponent attacked a grieving gold star family whose son died in iraq. he has no plan to defeat isis. and just last night, he tweeted that the new effort under way to push the terrorists out of mosul

is already, and i quote "a total disaster" and that our "country is looking so dumb." imagine, imagine, a guy that says he knows more about isis than the generals -- i don't think so. he is basically declaring defeat before the battle hat started. he is proving to the world what it means to have a unqualified commander and chief. it's not only wrong, but dangerous and it needs to be reputuated here in new hampshire and across america. but just in case, you think this is new for donald, it should not surprise you or anyone else. he has been denigrating america

for decades. it started before he ran against me and started before president obama took office, and back in 1987 he spent $100,000 for an ad in the "new york times" about president reagan. he roots for failure and takes glee in mocking our country no matter who our president is. that may be who donald trump is, but this election is about who we are. and i want us to remember america is great because america is good, sfliegt as our

wonderful first lady said when they go low, we go high. this election poses a very clear choice on the economy. when the middle class thrives, america th elizabeth said that she is a perfect kbampl of how that works in measuring. so am i, so are every one of you here. that is what i want for every single person especially young persons in american. with your help we're not only going to have elizabeth back in the senate, but send maggie, carol, and make more new jobs since world war two. what does that mean? it means jobs, infrastructure,

tunnels, mass transit. those are jobs that can't be exported. they have to be done here in new hampshire and across america. i want to invest in advanced manufacturing. and i know a lot of things about that, they say we can't compete at manufacturing any more. i'll tell you what. hillary clinton in new hampshire, stumping not only for herself, but also for maggie hassen there, the governor there. a very tight race in new hampshire. donald trump will be taking to the microphones in st. augustine, florida in about an hour from now. trying to keep it fair and balanced. >> picking up as we get closer to election day. more rallies, hr events, we'll try to get equal time.

in the meantime, hope you a great day. thank you for joining us "america's election headquarters" starts right now. this is a fox news alert. both campaigns going into overdrive as things heat up. we're now just 15 days away from the big day, trump is making a big push in florida. five appearances in three days. his running mate mike pence is in north carolina with a pair of rallies. hillary clinton is in new hampshire as you just saw today and tim kaine is in florida. we have our team following all of the stories. we start to carl cameron in tampa. >> hi,