going to a street party in the middle of town. >> creepy. looks like fun though. network's election headquarters starts right now. what did the president know about when did he know it? wikileaks revealing panic behind the scenes over hillary clinton's e-mail. wikileaks exposing alarm over the statements about the hillary clinton's private e-mail server. mike pence is in the state of ohio. tim kaine is connecticut and new york. we have fox team coverage pi we start with the latest revelations.

president obama getting drawn deeper into the e-mail scandal. >> march of 2015. the e-mail controversy just exploded at that point. aids are telling mills that the president just did an interview claiming he learned about her personal e-mail server from the news. mills was the chief of staff from the state department, she knew better, that it was not completely true. so she wrote he needs to clean this up, he has e-mails from her that do not say state.gov meaning they were from her personal e-mail. the president was asked specifically about the server and gave what could be interpreted as a legal lis tick anxious. watch. >> when did you first learn that hillary clinton used an e-mail system outside of the u.s.

government for official business while she was secretary of state. >> at the same time everybody else learned it through the reports. >> remember why this is so significant? we previously learned that as a subpoena was being issued for hillary clinton's e-mails, they wrote about a special category of e-mails saying "think we should hold e-mails to and from the president. we could get them to ask for that at the white house. they may not care, but it seems like they will. big stuff suggesting the president might have known more. >> another new set of e-mails suggesting while they were downplaying it john podesta calling it a hot mess.

>> yeah. this infuriates clinton who thinks her aides are leaking behind her back and making it worse. saying "i'm sure this isn't news, but it is creating trust problems on her end. jen palmieri says eric schultz should prep for his briefing, and if there is any wind of trust issues, podesta says chill, remember the source of the e-mail, meaning felipe, got us in this hot mess. number one, the white house said again and again we're not for hillary clinton, we're not coordinating with the campaign, and nay were coordinating about

it here. john po december tdesta saying mess. now, the special report, i have to think just about any other campaign match up this would be so much trouble for the candidate connected to these e-mails, will it make a different at this time? >> we cover a lot of the substance, and some other places do not. we'll see if this one breaks through. it does go to the thing we talked about numerous times. how many e-mails they sent between the two of them, and he said something similar. a couple weeks ago i went back in forth with josh ernest.

i asked senator mccain about this question, was the president being truthful when he answered the way he answered knowing he was e-mailing someone that was not using a .gov e-mail. and he said that back in march he said many people he was not aware of how that e-mail address and the server were set up or how they were playing to comply with the federal records act. . >> and we have that from 60 minutes. here is the president being asked about the e-mail server. >> did you know about her use of the private e-mail server? >> no. >> while she was secretary of

state? >> no. >> was it a national security problem? >> no, i think it was a mistake that she acknowledged. >> you add up all of the conversations, it shows how much coordination there was between hillary and the white house addressing the issue. it was as the investigation into the e-mail server and the classified server on those e-mails was just starting. they said that the intelligence community say there was not -- her server was so unprotected, it was less protected than the

average gmail act. john podesta had an e-mail account that was hacked. the president was e maining someone, and he called it not a national security situation. back in that 60 minutes interview. >> i want to shift now to the brand new score card. this is a snapshot in time. what we know from the latest polls, situation on the ground, it doesn't add up dad if you're the trump campaign, but good news for the clinton campaign. >> yeah, arizona, utah, texas leaning republican. these are things you just would not see happening in other elections. we don't know if they will really be teethering --

teetering. but mike pence's message is that it is time to come home. it predicts hillary clinton from becomes president. it is a uphill battle. >> when you look at what is there now, he would have to hold all of that, plus take all of the top, and pick up one of the big dem states. anything can happen, we still have two weeks to go, and we're going to keep folks updated all of the way through. >> all right, shan nnon. thank you. and a special called "how we fight." it premiers this saturday at 8:00 p.m. here on fox news channel.

>> the democrats out in full force in battleground states today. hillary clinton in florida with a rally and a fiery speech bashing donald trump, jennifer given has more. florida this year is so important. that's why we saw donald trump down here for the last few days and hillary clinton will be in town for the next two days. in fact even donald trump admitted this morning that it is unlikely without florida that he would win the presidency. when hillary clinton boarded her plane this morning, she gave two thumbs up when she was asked about how the birthday party went for her in manhattan last night. she raised about $10 million.

a crowd of more than 2,000 people are waiting to hear her speak. and about. 133,000 hispanic voters have already cast ballots, an increase. latinos make up 27% of all voters. 30% among african-americans compared to this point in 2012, and clinton with surrogates out there. delivering fiery marks in pittsburgh, here is what he said. >> the whole world is wondering what are we doing. he is already doing harm to the

united states of america. >> hillary clinton will be here fighting for 29 electoral votes. >> jennifer griffin, thank you so much. women poised for big breakthroughs for this election. and many states recording records for early turnout voters. who could benefit? upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business

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if you are early voting and wondering if you can take a ballot selfie, we have a update for you. reporters of the move say that

pictures are a powerful tool to encourage friends to vote. we want you to be part of our election night coverage. this photo is of a mom registering to vote for the first time in her 80s. please use the #fox news 2016, you can see it here on air or on election night. it donald trump loses on election night, there will be record gains. florida, north carolina, new hampshire, nevada, and pennsylvania. with her ride comes this showing they're posed to win house and senate seats.

we have larry o connell us. good to see you. is this unexpected, you have for the first time a woman that could be president of the united states surprising that democrats in the house and senate could do as well. and we're talking about levels of women that could be elected this time around. >> yeah, let me do my selfie, first, don't forget the hashdag. i didn't really notice there would be this many women or men. if there are republicans who are losing elections to women, it is not going to be about the top of the ticket or trump, it's because they have not articulated well. the lack of school choice, not

giving impoverishes moves and fathers a choice for education. i don't blame the top of the ticket. >> we knew that trump was having trouble. he said he was doing better with women than men, i think that was tongue in cheek, but i think we have this new poll that -- a 22 point swing where now wlin ton is up by 3%, so we knew he probably wasn't going to do well with women. she would best him on that b with but now trouble with men without college degrees which is one of bases. >> it has not been a good few

weeks for the campaign. things started to change after that first debate. the democrats feel like look, you mentioned this earlier, we're seeing a lot of people vote, and whatever party you're in, what should be gratifying is that people are voting in big numbers. that is certainly one of my big take aways in this early vote window here. >> we have to talk about somewhere else. they are dialled into this, they really looked into the numbers now and they are predicted that the democrats will gain five to seven senate seats and that will upset the ballot. those kinds of things, not good

on that front. >> being one we created out here in the nation's capital. gary hogan was about nine points behind, let's see what happens. if this is the case, i think that it is probably because those senators in their specific states had a problem with their own message and their own campaign to win their seat. the senator from illinois who loses is not because of trump, they decided if we have someone that will vote with the democrats a good chunk of the time, just vote a democrat in. >> some argue that the top of the ticket does influence it. >> yes, it is hard to overcome a

six or seven point deficit at the top. that means you have to again seven to 10% that the nominee is not able to get. a hand full of republicans will overcome, but democrats always assumed they would pick up 20 seats. if they get that close, anything could happen on election night. >> as you said, anything can ham happen. short term -- >> the cubs and the indians are the world series, anything can happen. >> simon and larry, thank you. a hunt for a double murder suspect. he live streamed his escape on

facebook. one of the most populated states of the union. live at a polling location in the lone star state.

a massive man hunt under the way for a man who shot two people and streamed his escape

live on facebook. >> a call for shots fired to police, and when the suspect got out of his vehicle, the suspect fired at them. michael van stole a police patrol truck and started documenting his get away -- watch. >> the truck is about dead. i needed to get out of the road, which i hope it does because i'm about to steal another car like right now. this is going to be intense. >> intense and vance was able to make it to a near by mobile home park and they found the body of two of his relatives. one with a severed head and a possibly severed arm. he shot a woman and stole another vehicle where he

continued his live streaming. this is real. this is a gun, that is the real deal in is not a joke or a prank, i'm going live. watch your local news for what's next. i'm hurt. she knew i would flip out, that's why she was worried about me getting out of jail. it is believed he was shot twice in the chest, but he also has a communicable decide. they believe he is planning to target specific individuals. >> i have never seen anything like that, trace, thank you.

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this is a fox news alert. two weeks to go until election day. you're looking at a trump event in stanford, florida. a heavy focus on the state for donald trump including another big event in tallahassee. carl cameron is live with more, good afternoon, carl. >> a big rally in your birthplace in just a little while, and tonight here in form country, tallahassee, another big rally for donald trump. the traffic behind me, we got here a couple hours ago, they have been streaming in like this for the last 45 minutes and there is no end in sight. his crowds are growing, the enthusiasm is beginning to

become more palpable. donald trump will make what is the equivalent of a closing article. that is something he says he predicted and he will continue to talk about, and it is exactly the type of issue well timed, a policy of brumt's, supported by hillary clinton, that comes at a time when it could be rhetoric from trump that could not only be a closing argument, but a really big running attack, it is right in trump's wheel house. >> okay, thank you, sir. >> now we're turning to texas. the republican lock on the loan star state could be in jeopardy this time around.

the race there is a toss up as voters are very busy. >> i think it is important that we come out and vote as soob as possible so our votes get recorded. >> live in dallas, how is early voting going where you are, casey? >> we have seen a strong turnout, and not just at this particular polling location near downtown dallas, but all over the state, really, record numbers have been reported. ariel video showing very, very long lines in harris county and houston. that is roughly 20,000 more than the first day of early voting in 2012. leaders of the texas democratic

party say this election is energizing certain parts of the elector rate. >> we have to get them out to vote. we have not been able to crack that nut in texas before. >> nearly 5,000 latinos are eligible to vote here in texas. >> now the polls have this race a lot tighter in texas. >> yeah, every one that comes out it seems like trump is losing. take a look at these latest numbers. from a university of houston poll and it shows a three percentage point spread between the two. donald trump is leading with 41% and hillary clinton with 38. ann lists say this is part of the trump effect. meaning even some of the most

die hard republicans are having trouble aligning with this candidate. >> there is real reluctance. so this is an advantage to the democrats. >> he says he still expects trump to win the state of texas, but only by six or seven points, not by double digit wins. >> yeah, we'll see a lot of those folks turns out may not have come out thinking their state was a swing state this time around, casey, thank you. >> interesting. >> turning back now to the latest release from wikileaks. it calls into question just how much president obama knew and

when he knew it about the e-mail set up. he said "we need to clean this up." he has e-mails from her that do not say state.gov. he said publicly he learned about the e-mail set up through news reports. one of them given by the cohost of "fox and friends" and author of a new book about thomas jefferson a catchy title. >> thank you. that came from -- >> no, that is ad libbed and unscripted. how do you feel about these e-mails? >> the president is not running, he is not on the ballot, but it shows that he knows she had a private, separate e-mail. so if he is not telling the

truth here, what else is he not telling the truth about? let's make a joke out of it. that is some of the wikileaks e-mails. and we see them scrambling to get ahead of it. the only person that doesn't seem to realize it fully is hillary clinton. when it came to bleaching out her server, acted like she never heard that term before. >> we talked about how there was no national security issue, but fbi director comey said it was less secure than something like g-mail. it seems like there was a potential -- and we don't know if they every discussed confidential information. >> let me ask you if you can get

to john podesta's e-mail, why have they not gotten to hillary clintons. >> that is a good question, i don't have the answer, but that is why i am asking the questions. >> yeah, what a great point -- >> it was an excellent point and now we're moving on to another topic. bad news on obama care. the administration confirming that premiums will rise an average of 27%. it will leave many customers with sometimes only one option to choose from. >> out of the insurers that said this is a great idea, you will

only see a few people signing up for this, and for the president to sigh it is only bumps in the road, we have issues that say the republicans say this, the democrats say this, let's just find out. now everyone is deciding at their house, does obama care work for them? they have deductibles too high, or the premiums too high, or are they just right? but in terms of -- i talked to more people who say i'm out of this, forget it, others have shocked to find out they had it for a month, honestly just give me my own plan. i don't want to fill out the paper work. this is great for anyone running against this plan, and that would be donald trump. >> and what administration is saying that seize plans will be

subsidized. it is not like free money that is just growing on trees. >> yeah, evan said it would be great, a deciding vote to make it a -- a title that i can't remember, but important lessons from the wobook that we can use today. >> yeah, the rebels were shooting at our ships. what happened is still happening today. jefferson talked about it. they took action, and understood that you could not negotiate.

when we talk o oto our enemies, it's not a nice thing to do, their shooting at us from the coast. so that is a little bit about what we put in the paper back this time. >> the book is officer, i will be thomas jefferson. >> thank you, i think. >> what if your computer could be searched by a judge from never. >> and after heartbreaking close calls, heartbreak, curses, the chicago cubs are going back to the world series. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways

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hi, shepherd smith at the fokts news desk. donald trump and hillary clinton set to speak about the same time. there is word that the campaign has been so ugly it is unclear if either candidate has a mandate to get anything don't in the white house. top of the hour, we'll see you them. >> when the people who control the political pour in our society can rig investigations like her investigation was rigged, can rig polls, you see the phoney poles, and rig the

media, they can wield power of your life, your economy, and your country and benefit big time by it. >> trump upping the claims that the election is rigged against him. what coyou make of the current esks? election? >> it is just flat out wrong. there is no way of contesting the validity of our election. we know the russians are trying to medal here. we know they have certainly made that clear. that is why i would like to take steps to strengthen our system and make sure that voters are even more confident that the election is rigged. oregon has a wonderful system.

we vote by mail, we don't take the day off to go vote, i want to make that nation that. >> i have seen a number of these voter id systems that will are there to suppress the vote. it is the same thing about making something clear -- we don't have that problem with vote by mail. it comes to your house. if anything needs to be corrected, you have time to do it, you don't have to take the day off to vote, it's cheaper and we have a paper trail. so if someone could hack an election system we would have a paper trail. >> why not take the simple st s

steps. as long as we have in personal votering, a lot of people don't even have stamps or use mail any more. why not have someone say here is my library, my military id, they say we'll pay for you to get a free id so we can guarantee our system. >> everyone has to sign their ballot and they face serious penalties. so we do it on the front and the back end and we save money, it's more efficient ent, and we that it for many years and there are no attentions of voter fraud. >> you're working on something that is very important. the supreme court approved

changes for rule 41, it lets a judge issue a warrant outside of their jurisdiction. there is bipartisan push back for this, will you get something done before december 1st? >> i hope so, this is one of several important issues. security and liberty are not mutually exclusive. the fbi is trying to make this out that this is a missourie mo change. one judge with one warrant could hack millions of computers. we have had no debates, no

votes, no committee hearings. there is a group of us in the congress that are pushing back and w certainly ought to have an unt for the american people to weigh in. >> yeah, i know you're working to get something done, please keep us updated. senator, thank you. >> thank you. >>you. >> thank you. you may be the oldest in america. the last time the cubs were in the world series the u.s. had just won world war ii and truman was president. we'll go live to the ballpark. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy.

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chicago cubs and cleveland indians in the world series. the last time cubs played in the world series was 1945. the cost of a stamp was 3 cents signed a contract. world war ii had been over for just about a month. we are live in cleveland with more. hi. >> reporter: hi. how are you? check this out. the last time the cubs won the world series, the guy who hit the most home runs, tinger. times have changed a little bit. fans have been celebrating for the subs and indians since they

clinched and got into the world series here. it is only a five hour drive between these cities. folks are going between both places. we saw people lined up as early as 5:00 a.m. looking for tickets. we know that the curse of the billy goat goes back to 1945. they said no. she said the cubs will never win the world series. well, today we saw some billy goats. we both agreed, this is one where america lives. we can stop thinking about everything so serious. we are in for goats. >> and about the goat, it's only crazy if it doesn't work. >> reporter: exactly.

all right. hillary clinton is talking immigration. she sounds a little horse. let's listen? . >> i tried as much as i could to talk about all of the issues that are on your minds, and i believe we can work together to improve. tim kaine and i wrote a book called stronger together. i want you to know what we are going to try to do if we are fortunate enough to be the next president and vice president. i think it's important because i want you to have confidence that we have going to work every day to implement the plans that we have put forth. i tried in the debate to draw the contrast with donald trump who doesn't have very many plans. i tried to run a campaign on

issues he would run a campaign based on insult. in the debate we didn't have a lot to talk about other than he continues to throw out insults. in the last debate he said something that i found horrifying. well, he said a lot of things but there's one thing in particular that i wanted to point out because no presidential candidate, reason republican or democrat has said this. he said he would refuse to accept the outcome of t. on january 20th the first thing a president does is to take an oath to preserve, protect and defend the constitution. i have serious doubts whether

donald trump even understands what that means. in america we don't say we are going to keep you in suspense about whether we will respect the outcome of an election. we have free and fair elections and the peaceful transfer of power. that is one thing that makes america great. it makes america who we are. and we don't impose religious tests at our border because we are a country founded on religious liberty. we don't punish newspapers or journalists who try to cover the news or are critical of politicians because or democracy depends on a free press. and we don't incite violence and turn people against each other. we respect the open exchange of ideas that a democracy depends

on. you know, i have got to say, i bet some of you or your parents or grandparents came from places where none of that was try, right? there is a reason why america is the greatest and longest lasting democracy the world has ever known. we believe that no matter what you look like or where your parents were born or who you love you have the right to be treated equally and fairly in the united states. and donald trump is attacking everything that has set our country apart for 240 years. now, after spending his entire campaign attacking one group of americans after another, immigrants, african americans, women, p.o.w.'s, people with disabilities and his final

target is democracy itself. here is what i want you to know. in the next four years we are going to change some things in america, right? i do want to get the economy working for everyone, not just those at the top. we are going to do that along with other positive changes but we are not going to change the fundamental values that made america the greatest nation in the history of the world. you know, i think this all started when george washington refused to become a king, right? donald trump probably would have called him a loser. instead, it was one of the most important decisions any president has ever made. eight years, it's time to move on. we fought a revolution so we would not have a king. we w