we have an all-star lineup including steve hayes, ron paul and david walker. david: first back to the markets. whether it is politics or earnings recession, the dow tumbling for the second straight day. ending down 160 points. looks like 164 right now. goldman sachs, jpmorgan, home depot among today's biggest drags. oil a bright spot. phil flynn, of price futures watching energy climb from the cme. lori rothman from the floor of the new york stock exchange. often times oil is up but do it is going in different direction. >> wall street doesn't like uncertainty, with the big debate coming up, a lot of anxiety ahead of that. i think it is fair to say played into pressure we saw on u.s. stocks. the other factor was deutsche bank weekend report saying german government will not offer aid to deutsche bank to help it cover its 14 billion-dollar fines being charged by u.s. regulators for deutch bank's role in the mortgage business leading up of course to the financial crisis in 2007 and '08. have a look at financials. there was certainly spillover effect on that. fina

investigators say james david walker opened fire on several may. he's facing aggravated assault, armed robbery and kidnapping charges. >>> a former football player will learn his fate for attempting to burglarize a housing complex. they pled guilty to the december 2015 attack. reynolds was sentenced to three years probation. >>> here's one way to get a point across. get dragged out of town off the mill avenue bridge. there it dragging his feet as he was carried away by police. protesting there on the bridge after the shooting death of dalvin hollins shot in july following a robbery. he was released by a judge and now he has a court date in a couple of weeks. >> i'm not angry. i'm not feeling any sort of need to engage in violence. i really have a lot of pity for >> organizers say the demands are still in place which include multiple firings within the tempe police department. >>> we are on the wildfire watch as a fire burns year san jose. it's called the loma fire. the flames are pretty intense. and it's threatening 300 structures. several homes ha

james david walker opened fire in may. he's faces aggravated assault, armed robbery, and kidnapping charges. >>> a former asu football player will learn his fate for attempting to burglarize a housing complex. pled guilty to the december attack. reynolds was sentenced to three years probation. >>> snow bowl -- getting ready for ski season they'll be using helicopters to help install a high speed chair lift. they say you can see the grand canyon while heading up the lift. >>> we have showers across the mogollon rim and showers and storms to the south. we'll be watching the storms to the south as they could move through the valley. all clear in the phoenix metro right now. forecast. keep the mobile app handy. a high of 91 and breezy today. >>> and a lot of brake lights around the valley. especially north valley drivers. slow from 75th almost to the 51. and i-10 will take about 30 minutes this morning. >> keep your phones handy. that s.w.a.t. >>> good morning, america. a fierce historic debate. >> well, donald, i know you liv

david damore/unlv political science professor: "we knew that donald trump was going to be donald trump, and he certainly was. // hillary clinton did what we expected.")) ((patrick walker)) unlv political science professor david damore says both sides got their shots in. ((dr. david damore/unlv political science professor: "he clearly had his talking point about going after sort of the status quo, and the hack politicians, i don't know how many times he used that line there. // for her, i think she accomplished what his skin.")) ((patrick walker)) campaign staff and candidate surrogates kept a close eye on the debates... looking for moments from which they could claim victory. ((patrick walker: "how do you think it went for donald trump? helen aguirre ferre/rnc hispanic communications director: "i think it was a terrific night for donald trump, you could feel the excitement in the audience and certainly you could tell that there was a lot of interest and enthusiasm.")) ((rep. dina titus/(d) las vegas: "if they were seriously looking to see who was the most qualified to be president, the most experienced, the most knowledgeable, hillary clinton blew it away.")) ((patric

david? democrats say this play and want governor scott walker to come out and explain himself. today assembly democrats held a press conference here in madison...they used that guardian article to rip walker. and put one of the released checks on displaythis check to a third party organization the donor wrote "because scott walker asked."democrats repeated that phrase many times while questioning how heavily rich donors like this influenced current state law...and a mining law as examples. today...walker's campaign spokesmen responded to the guardian article saying"as widely reported two years ago, the prosecutor's attorney stated that governor walker was not a target. several courts shut down the baseless investigation on multiple occasions, and there is absolutely no evidence of any wrongdoing." democrats say they are combing through the 15-hundred pages of evidence published by the guardian... and say they expect to find more shocking details in the next few days. live in madisondavid ade cbs 58 news. here in milwaukee, mayor tom barrett was asked for his reaction to the gua

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walker)) latinos make up around 30 percent of the electorate in nevada. an issue that resonates deeply... especially in the southwest. ((dr. david damore/unlv political science professor: "that's where you see a clear divide among the parties, over that, and it's a polarizing issues for some voters as well.")) ((patrick walker)) democratic congreesswoman dina titus says immigration reform is an especially polarizing and important issue for voters in the silver state. ((rep. dina titus/(d) las vegas: 7.59 "the whole question of immigration reform will be critical, and certainly as we are seeing more and more hispanics as part of the electorate (.08), in nevada that's especially true." 8.10 )) ((patrick walker)) hillary clinton over the last month here in nevada. the real clear politics average has trump in the lead by two points. this... as latinos continue to poll favorably for clinton. ((patrick walker: "what does donald trump do to try to bridge that gap, can he bridge the gap and get the latino vote here?" helen aguirre ferre/rnc hispanic communications director: "well we know that through polling, more than 20 percent of the

./// ((patrick walker)) >>> dallas' top cop is calling it quits. chief david brown has announced his plan to retire next month. brown has served on the dallas police force since 1983, when he says he joined the force to fight the crack cocaine epidemic impacting his oak cliff headlines this summer, when five officers were gunned down on july 7th, by a lone gunman. brown challenged young people who expressed dissatisfaction with the police, to join the force in order to become part of the change. the chief is expected to hold a press conference next week, to mark his october 22nd departure from the department. brown didn't cite a specific reason for his decision./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> we want you to be part of our 8 news now good day.. and with the first week of classes underway, we want to see your back to school pictus facebook page to upload your picture. 8 lucky viewers will be chosen each week to win an 8 news now mug! the winners will be announced on fridays./// ((kirsten joyce)) ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing the

governor walker, speaker ryan, and senator johnson will not be at county sheriff david clarke will be, according to a trump campaign official, who also told me there would be a "couple surprises" on the speaking list. ted thanks theo we plan to stream the trump rally on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news on the rally -- by joining the conversation on the fox6 news facebook page. people opposed to donald trump are also gathering outside the waukesha expo center. some say he's just not qualified to be president. others brought signs questioning the truthfulness of trump's campaign claims. local democrats want to make sure their candidate isn't forgotten tonight... at a news conference today at the waukesha d-n-c headquarters, say is trump's rhetoric that divides americans. they also spoke about the comment he made about not paying federal taxes. a claim that, trump says, makes him smart. "that was the most disturbing portion, when he said it was smart that he did not pay taxes, that means that every day americans like you and i, footed the bill for donald trump, a billionaire." democrat

a blogger named ian murphy revealed he had impersonated david koch in a recorded phone conversation with an unsuspecting governor walkermurphy said he pulled the prank after learning that walker was refusing to return phone calls from democratic senators. during the 20-minute conversation, governor walker admitted he had considered disrupting opposition to his anti-union bill by planting troublemakers among the protesters. this clip begins with ian murphy impersonating david koch. >> we will back you any way we can, but what we were thinking about the crowds was planting some troublemakers. --you know, the only problem we thought about that. the problem or my only gut reaction to that would be, right now the lawmakers i've talked to, completely had it with them. the public is not really fond of this. amy: at the time of the call, the public campaign action fund was saying governor walker may have violated a law that for bits politicians from coordinating with political donors. the prank phone call ended with impersonatorh inviting governor walker to visit him in california. >> i will to you what, scott, once you crush

runners and a rocker walkers racing my good friend todd maney meaning showed up as well. father and son david and lucas actually run when the race. this was started by my brother and i to raise money for college scholarships students. >> they may have been the winners of thede race, but so my kids one things to you and your family andnyo all the wonderful things to do we appreciated. >> 7:37 a.m. is your time. put away the phone. >> pain paying students who can'tt can't resist the urge to put on their phone in class. in the next fox eight cool school. we will announce them on thursday and feature that school next week on fox eight the question this morning as kenny go without your phone and how long? for me i would say if they may be. >> todd was talking about this before he saysaa people have abt with this exception. i just worry about my family is on the same knew they were fine i could go with it. >> basic question ?- when we did not have cell phones, we still the same situations and problems. t the the land line. >> a lot of reasons. >> thatt everything you need. they are being shoved dow

walker tweeting out-- sorry to hear about the passing of eric von. was on his radio show many times over the years, so sad. dgx representative david bowen saying-- journalists like eric von gave me access to spread truth while others did the opposite. i'm hashtag thankful. dgx and pastor chi boston tweeting-- milwaukee lost a champion today in eric von. i lost a friend and miss him already. prayers for faithe and his family. fox6 sends our condolences to von's family and the staff at w-n-o-v. sherwin hughes will be dedicating his talk show to von this morning. kim back to you. in the day ahead -- one of the girls accused in the slenderman stabbing case will appear in a waukesha county court. morgan geyser and weier are accused of trying to kill a classmate more than two years ago when they were twelve. they told police they did it to please the fictional character slenderman. both girls are pleading guilty due to a mental disease or defect. weier's hearing is scheduled to take place at 8:30 this morning. some money raised for student activities at brookfield central high school... allegedly went into the pockets of a now-former ch

david ade... cbs 58 news. republican vice presidential candidate mike pence canceled a planned appearance in waukesha for today....but he's still in wisconsin. wisconsin.a spokesm was meeting today with governor scott walker...and that walker was standing in for ?democratic? vice presidential candidate tim kaine in practice runs for the v-p candidates debate next tuesday.pence was also planning to attend a fundraiser in madison that was not open to the general public. public.still the calendar is crowded for this week. tomorrow it's donald trump in waukesha. tim kaine's wife anne holton will be in milwaukee and kenosha campaigning for the democratic ticket on thursday. and chelsea clinton will be in the state on friday. watch for much more on america's reaction to the first presidential debate tonight on the cbs evening news with scott pelley...that's at 5-30, right after our newscast. 3 after a nice start today, that 'pinwheel' of rain drew was talking about yesterday is now spinning its way into southeast wisconsin. he's here with ready weather... toss to drew drew tonight: on/off showers. lows in the upper 40s to around 50. wednesday: mostly cloudy and staying breezy. cool with highs in the upper 50s a

david leahy jr. the motive? clearing the way to get custody of the couple's kids. >>> police believe harold stewart attacked jeffrey wal-mart. he was using the vet's own walker to beat him. >>> north korea said the country hit the button on the fifth and most powerful test. north korea said it was meant to counter what they call the u.s. hostility. it could mean north korea is continuing the efforts to build a functional warhead. >>> remembering 9/11. tampa fire and rescue will hold a 9/11 observance ceremony later this morning at the firefighters' museum. the 9:00, and the mayor and other city leaders will attend. >>> bucs's fans are gearing up for the season opener. they will take on the falcons on sunday, dame time -- game time 1:00, mike alscott is predicting a wild card into the playoff the. >>> it's beautiful start to this friday, and 77 degrees, will feel that. 75 right now in plant city and lakeland. bradenton, you're 77, and@pete, 79. through the day today, warming up to 87 by noon. 92 at 4:00 p.m., and above average, the rain chance higher today at 30%, and that includes the areas north of i-4, and 30% rain chance in the area for saturday, sunday,

walker bush -- mit romney got the same share of the white vote and only 206 electoral votes. country has changed and donald trump doesn't seem to recognize that. >> take that back. give david axelrod the final word. >> i don't know if the poll that had trump getting 8% of the black vote was right or 0% favorable and 97% unfavorable but p based on the data i've seen, make a friendly wager with you he won't do better than mitt romney in 2012. i don't soo it. but we'll -- someone will be right and wrong. and someone will pay for a dinner. >> 6% in the number? >> exactly. >> doing it in front of a live large audience. witnesses and on tape. >> thank you everyone. some of you will be back, others not but discussing donald trump's speech on immigration tonight in arizona and today in trump, meeting with mexico's press earlier in the day. be right back. using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink see what the power of points can do for your business. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart fa

david jolly... not for women. vo: house majority pac is responsible >>> all right. it's 8:46. we're back with a new "today" food di to be expensive or complicated. danielle walker, author of the cookbook "celebrations" is here with a family favorite that's perfect for any day of the week. good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> this is one of your husband's favorite recipes. >> it is. we've been eating these ribs at a restaurant for like the last 16 years at this restaurant for his birthday so i recreated them. >> these are pork ribs. we've got them right there. talk to me about the other ingredients. smoke to give it that smoky flavor but not having to smoke it for hours and hours on end. >> liquid smoke? >> it's a natural condiment. they use the flavorings from the chips. >> coincidentally it was cars carson's nickname in high school. >> we have some vinegar and coconut sugar, which is a substitute for brown sugar. >> we're going to mix all these in a second. let's get to the process. first you're going to make the rub. >> so this is our coconut su to go with the smokiness. we have chili powder, paprika, garlic powder, salt and perpendiculapepper. the great