i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try and find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, and i will see you tomorrow! ? iav sed her job because they wanted to fire her for putting on so much weight. >> if a candidate regularly and flippantly makes cruel and insultish about how we look. >> the rtoric along with conflicting reports about the state of the trump campaign. and then world leaders anyone? another cringe worthy aleppo moment. and details on the teen who opened fire at elementary school. and this wild scene of a deer lashing out at a driver after being hit.

dangerous woman on the internet? how hillary clinton knocked kim kardashian from her perch. "early today" starts right now. >> we begin with yet another school shooting, this time out of south carolina, where a 13-year-old boy opened fire with a handgun at an elementary school playground. describing the teacher and two students hit by gun shots, one of them a 6-year-old boy in critical condition. it was towards the end of the school day when they learned of the active shooter at townville elementary. police say the gunman pulled into the school parking lot and immediately began firing shots. s.w.a.t. teams descended upon the scene as the school went on

responder that saved off a tragedy that could have been so much worse. >> he engaged the suspect and at that point, took him down and law enforcement was quickly behind him. >> and authorities are now investigating a second crime scene about three miles away, where the suspect's grandmother found the boy's father shot dead. as they work to identify the motive who has closed for the rest of the week. one woman has echoed the fear of every parent this morning. >> she told me they went to the bathroom and she didn't show up. i'm so scared. i don't even want her to go to school now. protesters took to the streets in el cahone.

unarmed black man. they called on white citizens to stand up and fight with them. 38-year-old alfred was shot and killed in a shopping center parking lot tuesday. officers responded to a call he was acting erratically, according to police. and that the shots were fired one to two minutes after officers arrived on the scene. a woman who said she was the victim's sister was distraught. >> i told the police he's mentally sick. him to the hospital. i did not call the police officers to come and kill my brother. >> police say he pulled out an object later revealed to be a vaping device and pointed it at officers in a shooting stance. witnesses claim his hands were lifted in self defense.

peaceful. >> i saw a man who was distraught, acting in ways that looked like he was in great pain. and i saw him get gunned down and killed and it broke my heart. >> he was a uganda refugee. donald trump is fanning the flames with new comments involving former miss universe, machado. he's criticized her both recently and in the past and she says he called her miss piggy and miss house keeping. >> i had nothing to do with this person, but they wanted to fire her. i saved her job. and you know what happened? look what i get out of it. i get nothing. i saved her job because they wanted to fire her for putting on so much weight and it is a beauty contest. say what you want, it's a beauty

that. let her try and lose the weight. can you imagine i end up in a position like this. >> a 1997 washington post story suggests trump's claim isn't the case. the miss universe president that time told the paper quote we did not consider taking away her crown. we're not about being thin, we're about being physically fit. and michelle obama used it as part of her message. it's cle about. >> if a candidate regularerly and flippantly makes cruel and insulting comments about women, about how we look, how we act, well, sadly, that's who that candidate really is. >> meanwhile, senator claire mccaskill tweeting the democratic women senators have talked and we're concerned about

is called for. one person said the debate was quote a disaster, they claim their candidate will be very well prepared for the next debate october 9th. a majority of voters think clinton won the debate. less than those who thought neither candidate won. and among independents, the majority didn't change their opinion. although slightly more improved compared to trump. associated press is reporting increased voting registration in critical states like florida. and president obama is out with strong words about voting this election.

candidates, the struggles continue for libertarian, gary johnson. remember a few weeks back when johnson asked what is aleppo on "morning joe?" it happened again. >> who's your favorite foreign leader? >> who's my favorite? >> name one you look up to and respect. anybody. >> mine was shimon peres. there. asia, south america, africa. name a foreign leader you expect. >> i guess i'm having an aleppo moment. >> anybody in the world you like. anybody. pick any leader. >> the former president of mexico. >> which one? >> i'm having a brain -- >> get him off the hook.

president hasn't served since 2006. and a new hampshire court saying the ban is like burning down the houseo troast a pig. 26 others do ban voting booth selfies. hillary clinton is in des moines, iowa and tim kahne will be in north carolina and trump will attend a rally in new hampshire and running mate, mike pence is in pennsylvania. measurer to fund the government until at least december 9th. they approved the vote after the houses passed the same measure. among the items are money to fund zika and opioid addiction research. that came hours after congress overwhelmingly voted to override president obama's veto over a controversial piece of legislation that allows victims

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a group of world airlines reported 1500 more air rage incidents last year alone. nearly 11,000 cases world wide. that's 1 for every 1200 flights. while the majority involved verbal abuse, 90% got physical. the problem, say flight attendants. >> our aircraft are fuller than ever and the incidents that lead than ever. >> reporter: drugs and alcohol were a factor in a quarter of all air rage cases. and they divert to the nearest airport for police help. >> i have to make that decision before and the consequences to the passenger were quite severe. >> reporter: in the u.s., up to 20 years in prison and a fine. fast forwarding today,

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welcome back to "early today." all eyes on tropical storm matthew, soon to be oo hurricane in the days to come. haiti most at risk. our extended forecast coming a little more into focus. the baham threatened. the east coast still have to watch this closely as the storm heads northward the middle of next weekend. 650 more troops will be sent to sent to provide logistical support. their goal is to help out the terrorist group from the city of mosul. . police dash cam video

new jersey. a driver pulled over after she accidently hit a deer. the deer didn't. she ended up shutting the door. when you have something leik that happen, it was unfortunate the deer died from the injuries and really sad, if you think about it. google is reporting that interest in miss universe, alicia macha hillary clinton brought up machado in reference to donald trump's treatment of women. >> he called this woman miss piggy, then he called her miss house keeping because she was latina. >> she even surpassed kim kardashian who was the most searched person in 26 countries last year. there's a new trend among

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now on today in iowa: if you need help -- you need to let someone know. that's the message from one eastern iowa county this morning -- getting a better look at the mess left behind by flooding. another mess volunteers did not see coming. some people who are not flood victims -- gaming the system. and some iowa cases are unsolved because there's too much work and not enough people to investigate. now, the federal government is i'm jerry gallagher. let's check on your weather now with storm track 7 meteorologist eileen loan.