sunday vernon hargaves had make his nfl debut. the bucks rookie will be matching up with julio jones. this is what he has dreamed about. playing on the biggest stage.

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it's the fourth straight game in which he has homered in the first inning. it's not the only double trouble. cranks out his second shot of the game. that ties the game up at four. they club six homers in the first six innings. there is one left in them. bonnel of the 9th. his first major league at bat. he comes through with a walk-off. the first of his yankees win it 5-4. tebow time is coming to new york. he will start in the instructional league. they insist this isn't a publicity stunt. it's going to be difficult for a guy that last played baseball in high school. they are questioning whether

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late night deals in tax credits and job ensentives that may not create any jobs. >> plus we score clinton an trump on the town hall performances. john willson weighs in on the film industry. this is money, power & politics. hillary clinton and donald trump are spending their fers town hall. that's the first point tonight. the views are way matt lauer conducted it. >> no. no. no. no. no. >> the views are in for hillary clinton and her tone. >> no! no! >> and the reviews are in for donald trump and his vague generalities and praise of putin. >> no, god! no, god, please, no.

of a deep dive on military issues and foreign policy and rehash of clinton's e-mail scandal. only clinton and squirm and stew and fail to redirect and only trump can say a secret plan involves firing generals and hiring new generals to come up with a new plan to may or may not conflict with his secret plan. >> i have a substantial chance of winning. i don't want to broadcast to the enemy what my plan is. >> while praising a who invades ukraine. >> he has alling 82% approval rating. >> and seems to have a way of making his critics disappear all for his leadership. >> no...! >> trump and clinton advisors may be cringing after last night. on spelling out her positive vision for the nation you could give hillary clinton an f. on comfort and approach you could give clinton an f. on substance you could give trump an f.

of them as they head into their first debate september 26th. if johnson could nudge up in the polls he could work his way onto the stage and throw yet another wrench in this race, which brings us to our second big point. what's up with johnson? some supporters repeatedly said we need to talk more about gair johnson so we will. he has a lot of people talking today because this weeks golden due fess award goes to gary johnson. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo. >> about? aleppo. >> what is aleppo? >> you're kidding? >> no. >> that's one of the dumbest things i think i've ever seen. play it with my initial reaction. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> about? aleppo. >> what is aleppo? >> you're kidding? >> no. >> play it again to the point johnson learns about a

national tv. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> about? >> aleppo? >> what is aleppo? >> you're kidding? >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. it's the epicenter of the refugee crisis. >> got it. >> that reminds me of somebody. >> look... frost. >> johnson committed dumbest gast since cruz and kasich tried to team up in the primaries. >> i'm sick and tired of losing in the primaries. >> okay. >> gary johnson said that he's terribly, incredibly frustrated with hels and he needs to get smarter on some things. he better. his chances are only slightly better than if he had never been born. >> you're telling me there's a chance? >> third big point. fers was the town hall reviews

second one was johnson looking ridiculous. hey, third one, rick, can you help me out? >> it's three agencies of government when i get there that are gone. commerce, education and the -- what's the third one there? the third agent se of government i would do away with education, the -- commerce and let's see. i can't. the third one i sorry. >> yep. third big point big slips are hard to live down. remember rick perry crashed by spacing out on national tv f he could never bounce back from that. johnson is facing the same challenge. just when he needed to make a positive move in the polls to try to work his way into the debate. he can only hope more people saw trump and clinton flouder last night than him stumbling this morning. we also drill into government

and what's working and not working and what it's costing us. since it's thursday let's do a throw back thursday on what we found. >> i'm trying to grow the state beadding jobs. >> jobs. >> jobs. >> jobs. >> our governor and legislature dangle big tax breaks for jobs. sometimes lawmakers don't read what they pass. >> we're here at 3:30 in the morning. >> i don't know the substance of this house bill. >> in 2011, they tax insen tef in the middle of the night. years later we can't find a single job it created. a states spokeswoman told us florida is not keeping track. oon another note we discovered the state granted tax credits under another program by mistake. >> i had no idea we had businesses outside of the boundaries and the lines that are benefitting from these tax credits. >> and we also found tax incentives for farms that don't

>> the farm back behind the woods? >> this is the farm. this is what's supposed to be pine tree farm. >> yeah. the state has given breaks that earn taxpayers with questionable results. at the same time, the state neglected incentives for the film industry. we'll show you how that may have backfired in a couple of minutes. first i want to come back to hillary clinton. campaign strategists pay attention to shifts in the polls and optics. that interesting changes this week if hillary clinton's approach. she had been sitting on a lead and trying to run out the clock. but notice since the race tightened this week, she's spending more time answering reporters questions. and she even said her advisor told her to do this. >> he convinced me i need to. >> yesterday wasn't bad. >> it was great. i love having the plane. the plane makes everything easier.

it was so simple. everybody in one place. i will come back p about an hour. >> look how she's answering questions on the plane just as the president or busy world leaders are often seen doing. she's trying to look presidential while claiming trump cannot and should not be president. that is the stage craft of politics. but there are a lot of other things stat gists cannot control. in the second half of the show, we'll show you how a september or october surprise could that follows our focus on state tax policy and the losing battle with georgia. >> coming up. we'll show you how florida is losing at on big business from show business. and why the state of georgia is eating our lunch. john wilson weighs in with his

look, i told you wayne on tv or movies but this tampa actor mostly works in two states you may not expect. >> the majority is in atlanta and new orleans where they have a really robust insen tef. >> florida has also had a thriving film and tv industry. but casting directors like catherine say it's withering because georgia and louisiana offer better tax deals for film and tv projects. >> this is supposed to be our busy season. no one is busy. it's really dead.

commercials. no more. it's gone. >> and with that stunt people, producers, actors and production people are moving away. >> i've had as many as seven at a time pull up and move to louisiana. they are leaving for georgia. >> my half of the million. >> of course, florida still has a lot of actors who want to stay but performers like kristen say the film baa nan sa to the north is making it hard. >> the shift able to work here and wake up every morning here to now flying to all of these other states. >> georgia offers a tax credit of up to 30% if the productions include that georgia peach logo you see in the closing credits. georgia figures it's better to have 70% of something than 100% of nothing. now straight talk from john.

my view now. >> bring? john wilson. you know a thing or two about film. what are state leaders thinking or not thinking and offering incentives as georgia, louisiana and other states do for film? >> let me tell you. this is catastrophic for the film industry and also for those of us in florida who want to see a developed state that's portrayed in movies. remember like miami vice so many years ago and other movies that made florida a part of the store re. what the state taking a position that the return on the investment is $0.43 for every dollar. the film industry says wait a minute. what numbers are you using? the numbers are direct sales tax receipts. that's what they are using. there's more to this than that. there are 170 thousand jobs, $900 million, 4.1 billion to the states economy. those are the numbers the film

together and they let the money run out. as you know. they let the money run out. it was $969 million. almost a billion dollars they let run out over three year term rather than for six years. but their mistake was they allocated that money to movies. dolphin tale was one of them. they let the money gon come first serve basis. there was no money left. it was yoosed up. >> when you bring in film and induce film work into your region you mention miami vice. it goes beyond dollars and cents. if i recall miami beach was on the rope in the 80s. it took miami vice to bring it from where it was to what we know today. >> that's true. a lot of the value of movie production is the intrinsic value. it takes a period of time for

look at what we're going to see coming up in movies now. a movie featuring the air force base. is it shot in tampa? no. california. a movie -- it goes on and on. they relocating away from florida because we have no money to help them produce the movies here. >> if we started offering money could it be too late? i'm going to georgia. i wanted a film tour it's everywhere. so a this director moved here. you have a hub in place of actors, performers, directors and stage crew living in atlanta. living in south carolina and louisiana. is it too late for florida to capitalize on film when you have other states already eating our lunch the way they are? >> well, it's never too late. i wouldn't take that approach. i would say it's going to be a long time in coming back. these other states have such a

georgia, louisiana... canada has got a head start on all of us. we're talking about the money tax incentives. we're talking about up to 40% of the budget for a movie is provided by the state of louisiana. we can't provide 1%. why can't we do that? our income in florida is on sales tax and tourism. well, guess what? louisiana needed tourism. this was an incentive for them. after hurricane tourism. georgia the same thing and so is south carolina. the very thing that's an incentive for a state to become involved is tourism and sales tax revenue. we already have that. that's our basic economy here. >> well the push has also been singular from governor scott jobs. how many times has he said it. with this you have an industry to bring lots of jobs that florida is not pursuing.

four year term that $906 million was spent generated seven hundred thousand jobs. they are gone now. >> gone. >> they are not coming back. >> thank you. >> yes, sir. >> coming up. see how wi i can leak social security trying to damage hillary clinton by dribbling for leaks in the coming weaks. hillary clinton by dribbling for leaks in the coming weaks. plus driving big changes donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. what i said, i don't remember.' he's going like 'i don't remember'." "putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. i don't want to sound too much like a chauvinist." "you have to be wealthy in order to be great. i'm sorry to say it." "he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured."

wi key leaks is planning a preelection surprise. the founder says he'll release another batch of hillary clinton's e-mails. we don't know the contents but we know that he's trying to damage her just before the election. >> in falling over themselves to defend hillary clinton are rifting -- that's going everyone's necks. >> the administration launched a criminal investigation of wiki leaks while hillary clinton served as the secretary of state. with a long history of leaking sensitive information says he has more on clinton and will dribble it out. >> we might put out teasers as early as the next week or the week after. >> wiki leaks obtained and

democratic party bosses putting their thumbs on the scales favoring hillary clinton over sanders and that drove the ouster of debby schultz. as e-mail dogged hillary clinton and he shown more discipline trump narrowed the gaps. the more e-mails come to light the more it puts her on defense and works to trump's advantage. check out our youtube channel for a bre controversy and how it affected the race so far. search for craig patrick money, power & politics and click subscribe. we have extended interview and break downs of the key swing states. >> coming up. our government ban women air force service pilots for burials

y23wly y5yy the federal government changed the burial policy and the veteran who drove that change was laid to rest. laura evans has her story. >> dozens of family and friends gather grave side at arlington national cemetery to bury elaine harmon. ashes laid to rest with military honors. it was a burial her family had to fight for. a proper burial they say she deserves.

of 95. during world war ii she served in a group known as the wasps. women air force service pilots. flying military aircraft on noncombat missions to free up the men for combat. she talked about her grandmother on fox morning news in march. >> her mission was to train male pilots on instrument training. >> harmon's family planned to bury her ashes at arlington. a few weeksef last year army officials decided wasps were to longer el jebl for burial at arlington. the army secretary at the time said wasps should never have been ill jibl in the first place. the family fought back. an associated press article about the families campaign prompted widespread criticism of the army. a petition followed and then in may, president obama signed legislation allowing wasps to be

her country and very patriotic. >> so, more than a year after her death and a battle that ended on the u.s. president's desk, elaine harmon is buried with honors. aaron miller said the family already drooef grooed. this burial is about closure. subscribe to our ewe tube channel for investigations, interview and shows you may have missed. search fer

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