idate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. . virginia voters heading to the polls to pick a new governor. a controversy during the presidentially stop in japan. coi pond controversy, paul manafort is still on house arrest at least for now, and donna brazile's book set to drop. 30 minutes or so, democrats raising for more fall-out. this is the final five. let's do this. coi coix. gun control debate is dividing washington, we're learning there are measures in place that should have stopped him

firms, a sporting good store said it sold firearms to him. they were cleared by the background check system, the shooter should not have passed a background check because he was a convicted domestic dis hono honorably discharged: the president weighed in saying gun is not the issue >> i think mental health is the problem here. this was a very based on preliminary reports deranged individual. a lot of problems over a long period of time. we have a lot of mental health problems in our country as do our countries. but this isn't a guns situation. this is a mental health problem at the highest level. >> other republicans said it is too soon after the shooting to talk about gun control. on the other hand, democrats say it's not soon enough. >> i reject the nio

is too soon to act. if not now, then when? we should ban assault weapons and bump stocks today >> there are common sense measures, connecticut implemented them >> the president ordered flags to be held at half staff. s mike pence to meet with families of the victims and law enforcement: i don't know if you saw this or heard, maybe a little known fact, there's an election tomorrow in virginia, a lot of you are tweeting about it among other things, you see your tweets at the bottom of screen, let's talk about the big local race that has national implications. happy election eve. voters choosing a new governor tomorrow. i wonderful if it will be that enthusiasm at the polls. the race got really negative. it's hard to tell who's most likely to come out on top. the

place. there's ralph northum with a nine point lead, fox news by five, monmouth has ed gillespie up by one, some political analysts are saying this is a referendum on president trump, others this will be settled on state issues, it is a tight race. both candidates have been trying to frame the other as out of touch with what virginia needs. >> we have a candidate that we're running against who is nothing more than a washington lobbyists and virginians wants somebody that will take us to the next level >> any has to have a working relationship with the president. that's been the case. >> now you probably seen some of the negative ads running in the stretch leading up to election day, gillespie went after northum for restoring the rights of a child porngraphy. and a confederate flag flying pick up chase with a gillespie bumper

voter turn-out is typically low in off year elections but in fairfax county they've set records when it comes to absenty voting >> we finished saturday last day for in person absent tee voting with almost 30,000 voters voting absenty in person, our total for 2013 was just under 30,000. still have more people vote in person than we did the entirety of absenty voters four years ago. >> we have seen former president obama campaign for ralph northum and penguins appeared with ed gillespie, president trump hasn't been out but he has given his twitter endorsements, when out tonight you may have seen it if you follow the president, the state of virginia economy under distraught rule has been terrible. if you vote ed gillespie tomorrow it will come roaring back. the president made similar claims before and virginia's governor pointed out the state's unemployment raid is below the national average. stay tuned we'll talk about this for sur

polls open tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. ♪ ♪. let's take things overseas, president trump is in the middle of his trip to asia first stop in japan. japanese prime minister taking him golfing. they make alliance greater and fit that on a hat. then there was the activity that inexplicably caused a lot of controversy, the feeding of the coix. have you seen this? the president and prime minister spent some time tossing food to fish in a coix pond, video just part of the fish feeding was shared and people on social media were quick to criticize the style by dumping the entire fish food at once but the full video suggests otherwise, the video that came out shows

his box of fish nods first and then president trump follows his lead. here it comes. there was also a comment attributed to president that escalate circulated. had plans for the u.s. you look at the full remarks that's not the case. he was asking japanese business leaders to build more cars in the united states. japan was the first stop. he spoke with japan's prime minister about the threat from north korea. twice in recent months, north korea test-fired missiles. the prime minister was asked why japan didn't try to shoot them down then the president jumped for a in to answer with buy american sales pitch >> he will shoot them out of the sky when he completes the purchase of lots of additional military equipment from the united states. >> so the president has been criticized by tough language on north korea. remember a fire and fury? he and jap

a bit of a united front today. >> japan consistently supports the position of president trump when he says that all options are on the table. through the talks over two days, i once again strongly reaffirmed that japan and u.s. are 100% together. >> some people said my rhetoric is very strong, but look what's happened with very weak rhetoric over the last 25 years. >> so the president has departed japan and now on to a full schedule of meetings. north korean trade will be what will be discussed. weeks ago we're talking about indictment -- page told lawmakers he suggested to his fellow foreign policy advisors there president trump could make a trip to

campaign, page eventually took the trip himself but says it wasn't related to the campaign but page said he did tell other campaign officials he would be traveling to russia. he told the committee he met briefly with the prime minister during the trip. former trump campaign chair paul manafort and gates were back in the court for hearing they're r they will both stay on house arrest until they work out a deal to secure a bond package for the release. manafort and gates pleaded not guilty. they were accused of laundering money, work done before manafort led the trump campaign. top administration official, wilbert ross is excused of failing to disclose list ties linked to vladimir putin. ross says he should have been more forthcoming about the connection but that there was nothing illegal about it >> if our government decided to sanction them, t

different story. our government has not thus far made the determination to sanction. so there's nothing wrong with it. >> now you know what will bumper ross looks like. new disclosures come as huge financial documents dubbed the paradise papers secretly vested tons of cash. navigator has a luke cough partnership with the russian gas company who include. again, ross denies he did anything improper because he says he disclosed the business links to the office of government ethics. there's also a development surrounding the dossier filled with unverified claims about president trump's connections with russia, buzzfeed supportedly subpoenaed the dnc in an attempt to have them

over about the dnc, the dnc and clinton campaign funded some of the research, the dossier went published in january. now the company is being sued for liable. they claim it helped the russian government hack the dnc's. as part of its defense strategy. we talked a lot about the book. a lot of people in dc will be talking about it tomorrow. the book by former dnc chair donna brazile democrats doing damage control. now we'll see a bit more about it when the book is officially released. you learned about the allegations from brazile. the clinton campaign and the dnc had some kind of agreement to clear hillary clinton's path, we also learned that brazile started considering the process by replacing the ticket with joe biden and cori booker. this happened after the fainting episode during a 911 service in lower

members of the hillary for america 2016 said they were shocked and they do not recognize the campaign she portrays in the book as her critics say they can, quote, go to hell. that's a quote. the allegations from brazile are dredging up tensions between clinton supporters and banner backers we talked about what this could mean for the 2020 race >> if for example, you're trey mcauliffe who we believe is running for president, he probably knows every hillary donor but he'd never find anyone on the list, they're not naturally his kind of supporters, step one is to not criticize donna brazile. if you're mcauliffe that's what you have your eye on. hypothetically, martin o'malley i'd say the same thing. >> by the way you heard him mention mcauliffe, i

fascinating to see how the election pans out tomorrow. you have trey mcauliffe and lieutenant governor ralph northum, if northum losings what does it do for mcauliffe's chances if he decides to get into the 2020 race. the new head of the dnc is fair to ensure a fair nominating process. there's a lot of speculation about perez and what will happen to him to but for now he's the head of dnc. coming up next, northern virginia just a small. tomorrow's gubernatorial election when we come back. ection when we com

. it's about six hours before the polls open across virginia, voters about to do once every four year duty picking a new governor. voters in other

commonwealth are coming to the table with vastly different concerns and some think could tip the race. bill is an affiliate. and up late with me >> is this like christmas to you? when election day rolls around as a younger guy i got excited about this sort of thing >> it is and i'll tell you what, within the past two, three, four weeks, the ads, some conversations back and forth, it's been getting interesting. when this race first started between, you know, gillespie and northum things were friendly, not so much right now >> i know around here and i would say on national scale, everybody is trying to paint this as a referendum on president trump and in northern virginia, that doesn't wash because hillary clinton did quite well in northern virginia, you're in a part of the state that president trump did quite well. what are the issues >> there's a lot of big issues. i'll tell you. a lot of people i've been

talking to, they don't believe the polls that are out. pretty skeptical >> where have we are heard that before >> yes. i mean, some of the big issues down here for southwest virginia, we got a lot of rural areas, the black berg area, job creation is huge this area has lost jobs. done rights have been huge. we've been seeing the commercials in recent days bringing up really heated discussions, even within families, where it's been really tough but people strongly opinionated one way or another healthcare is huge down here, we have one of our rural counties, they just within the past few weeks unexpectedly had a medical facility with an emergency room abruptly closed with barely less than 24 hours notice. down here in the rural areas, that's huge. because their concern about the future of their hospitals, and the other thing is the opioid epidemic down here. southwest virginia, a lot of families affected >> we're talking about it and and a

we're kind of looking at it through almost that prism, you talk about the local issues and these are what a lot of people are saying this is what matters in a gubernatorial race, you're worried about the kitchen table issues and you sum it up well >> down here, there's the invisible line, there's a huge divide and some people do not even, you know, it's funny to say, some people don't consider northern virginia as virginia. this is a huge commonwealth and there's a huge different mindset when you're talking about people who live in rural southwest virginia compared to northern, it can be two different worlds, mind sets for people >> would you call it a matter of disrupt? are they looking at people in northern virginia in a total different light >> i would say so. i would say the disrupt. distrust, people feel to forgotten about down here, got northern virginia, people out by the coves we're hearingbo

big business developments, and i've had a number of people and other reporters have heard people have not been happy with terry mcauliffe of the his office has been putting out statements basically about job creation, unemployment and a lot of people here in southwest virginia say we're not feeling that same level of happiness and success that other parts of virginia are seeing. >> are you expecting a late night >> we are expecting a late might. we're expecting a late night, especially down here, i mean, you know, it's all paper ballots, and we got a lot of rural counties out this way, they may take a little bit longer to get those, the votes in. we're expecting a long night. >> former california university of pennsylvania alumni. we're back after this in the final five. final five.

will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged more for health care; premiums would go up. and adams supports giving employers the power to block birth control access for female employees. john adams: wrong on health care, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad.

. this was a story that came out of nowhere and came into the public eye yesterday into today. senator rand paul was attacked every the weekend. he's recovering from five rib fracture and bruises to his lungs. this apparently the guy who did it. he's having a tough time getting around. here's the deal. the republican senator was tackled to the ground by his next door neighbor in bowling green. at any say the fight wasn't about politics and called eight regrettable dispute between two neighbors. >> i wanted to talk to you about this, i really want to know what the dispute is >> my gosh, yes >> a cnn reporter put it out tonight, said it might have been over like leaves and lawn clippings, blowing into each other's yards >> as far fetched as that sounds, maybe some would say fake

have you seen neighbors fight like that before? i have >> i have not. >> we i agree up in different areas. >> yes. you know, we don't really do that where i'm from, maybe in pittsburgh >> how do you settle a neighborly argument in your neck of the woods >> i just try not to speak to my nighbors, and avoid eye contact >> true fact, everybody watching at home. that's how christie acts in the newsroom >> you're my neighbor in the newsroom >> when they redid our newsroom i know there's a part of you that died inside.p>> a little b tried to break your ribs. >> yet >> yet. >> so there's that. >> producer christie barber. ever the diplomat. thank you, christie. get off my show. arizona senator -- i'm kidding. arizona senator john mccain slowed up to work wearing a walking boot.

right achilles tendon, spokesperson said the 81-year-old will have to ware a walking boot. he's battling brain cancer and got treatment over the weekend to help him deal with the side effects of chemotherapy. he said i can't tell you how much i hate wearing this boot. >> the woman who went viral for flipping off the president's motorcade has been fired. it happened as the mote cade. the photo the went viral. she put it on social media. she worked for a government contractor. they won't like those sort of things because of that contracts with the government. they fired her for violating the social media policy for posting what they consider to be lewd coen

tweeting about the national anthem comment. snyder made the remarks saying he disagreed with the anthem protests. he's a big advertiser but writers sided with papa john's and declared it for as the official pizza as the at right. he said to, it doesn't want those individuals or groups buying pizza and that is america 2017. don't go anywhere, back after this. did you know you can still get a refreshing any size soft drink for just one dollar at mcdonald's? with the days getting shorter and your to-do list getting longer, you'll enjoy this ice-cold deliciousness more than ever. hurry over to mcdonald's. ♪♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam,

red this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you.

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26 people lost their lives. it is worth mentioning mental health is part of the national conversation we've been talking about having but haven't seen to have gotten around yet that within we were supposed to have after sandy hook or las vegas. we moved away from the idea of institutioning people with mental illness. states continue to short change funding for mental health services, congress can did something and passed a mental health reform bill passed and signed by president obama they did anything to pay for the bill. gun control proponents are told it's too soon in the aftermath of a tragedy but if the president wants to address mental health and let's be honest, that's a good thing, can we at least do that now? i guess we'll see, that's the final five, it is election night tomorrow, i urge you if there are important races in your area, they say all politics is local. vote no matter where you are.

early, late, doesn't matter. talk about the results and what they may be to you. make it a good night. it a good night. narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life.

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announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: so kanye west has reappeared on stage after a year, and he may have pulled a britney spears. >> he did get on stage with kid cudi. during the kanye parts, they just played the track. >> he didn't rap >> they do that all the time. >> but why? >> he put the mic up buti couldn't hear kanye. have you guys ever been to a rap show? harvey: hold on. no. [laughter] >> kate upton and justin verlander tied the knot in italy. verlander actually missed the parade in houston for hs wedding. >> did you think he wold lose planning the wedding for them? >> he was traded from the worst team in baseball two months before. harvey: fine, but you want to think the tigers can win. >> it would be like us sitting here thinking we were going o win an oscar.