. >> let me ask you very quickly, kathleen, if you had some advice for hillary clinton or donald trump, what is the goal here for this -- for tonight's debate? >> donald trump, show you're knowledgeable and command the detail necessary to be the president of the united states and demonstrate a temperament that shows restraint and treat hillary clinton with respect. this is about the future, not about the past. the weighting people place on issues, he will argue supreme court, taxes and isis and change and establish, hillary clinton that you are change and that people in barack obama's words that people believe you could share their values and the future is better than the past.

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take a hard look, not at hillary clinton or donald trump, but the needs of the american people and issue by issue whether it is climate change, whether it is citizens united the need to overturn that. whether it's pay equity for women, whether it's raising the minimum wage to a living wage. rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure. a tax system. look at clinton's positions and trump's positions and understand that one or the other of those two will be the next president of the united states and after you take a hard look at those two candidates and their issues, i think the con that people will

if we keep choosing hillary clinton or donald trump, we're going to keep getting hillary clinton or donaldstanding for something new. it's time for a new generation of leadership in this country and a new conservative movement that will be open to all races and religions and unify this country and take it to a much brighter future than think we'll have with either hillary clinton or donald trump. we've got to start building that now in this election, not after november 8th when it -- others will have failed to stand up for what's good and true. we know that we need to do this now and so that's what we're doing. >> okay. so i want to read -- this is a tweet, lou dobbs, fired off an angry tweet, look deeper, he's nothing but a globalist, rom ne, and mormon mafia tool. >> i would love to hear him describe what the mormon mafia is. it is a sort of silly thing. we've been having a lot of fun. a lot of people across country have been having fun. in a way it's not surprising. donald trump and his supporters have been attacking people based on race and religion and gender and the reality is this c

if we keep choosing hillary clinton or donald trump we are going keep getting hillary clinton or donaldrump. we are standing for something new it's time for a new generation of leadership, and a new conservative movement that will be open to people of all races and religions a movement in this country that will take to us a brighter future than we will have with either hillary clinton or donald trump. we have got to build it now in this election not after november 8th when others will have failed to stand up for what's good and true. we know we need to do this now. that's what we're doing. >> i want to read a tweet. lou dobbs fired off an angry tweet writing look deeper he is nothing but a globalist romney and mormon mafia tool. what do you say to that? >> i would love to hear from lou what exactly the mormon mafia is. i would love to hear him describe what that is. i think it would be an interesting combination. it's sort of a silly thing. we've been having fun with it. a lot of people across the country have been having fun with it. in a i with a it's not surprising. donald trump and

a look at what is next whether hillary clinton or donald trump wins for the house speaker. tony joins us. caller: good morning, steve. thank you for c-span. host: thank you. caller: you know, i saw a clip on fox tv, actually on youtube, of jobs -- judge napolitano saying that his sources have are him that these hacks coming from our own nsa, arrow national security agency. apparently, hillary had done something in the past that revealed certain agents and operatives that almost got them killed and the nsa is putting this out there because they don't want hillary to be their boss. that is just what i heard. you can check it out on youtube and you can check out judge napolitano. that is what i think. it is all about the content. not about who is releasing it. host: thanks for the call. clinton and trunk campaign ads released on friday. [video clip] >> the clintons, from dead broke to worth hundreds of millions of dollars. how did hillary and that filthy rich -- pay to play politics. hillary cut deals for donors. sold out american workers, exploited haitians in need and even h

whether people like or dislike donald trump or hillary clinton.e -- they are not talking so much about that tape from 11 years ago. they are talking about issues raised much cynically a lot of folks do not think those issues would get a chance to air with the soap oprah before the debate -- soap opera before the debate. reporter: i think a lot of people were surprised with how quickly that issue was taken care of and out of the ways. a lot of social media react. start with donald trump's running mate, from governor mike pence, given questions that were raised before. about congratulation to my running mate on a big debate win. proud to stand with you as we #maa ga, make america great again. he will be back at it. looking at twitter itself, what other people are talking about, we know what we're talking. we do have, what once was most tweeted debate of all-time. topic in the debate. trump disagreed with mike pen opence on syria. number two. trump a back and forth about who would speak, said she is a gentleman. and three, trump early on said that hi

clinton and trump at all? are there voters saying i'm going to vote for jill stein or hillary clinton, or donald trump or johnson not seem like would be swayed to vote for one or the other in the last couple of weeks. >> people who live inside the beltway like me are sort of flabbergasted there could be undecided voters somewhere in the country in any campaign, but especially in this one. polls show they're still around 10% of voters who have not made up their mind yet. scarlet: this sets us up for an interesting second debate. there is going to be the vice presidential debate tomorrow night. how many people are likely to tune in given you don't have very engaging speakers? it is not going to cause fireworks like the clinton/trump debate did last week. >> that is harsh on tim kaine and mike pence. i think you are right. i don't think in the history of vice presidential debates it has ever turned the direction of a campaign. i don't think this will. both are good at articulating points of view. mike pence used to be a radio talkshow host so i expect them to do well tomorrow night, probably better than his boss. i

if hillary clinton or donald trump will become our next president... after they squared off for the final presidential debate. ((brian loftus)) >> they spoke on issues like russia, the economy, and immigration. joining us live this morning is dianne gallagher.. with the debate wrap from the thomas and mack. combative as previous matchups. the candidates did not shake hands when they took the stage. moderator chris wallace worked to focus on took the stage.

63%, they need to be thinking and asking questions of both hillary clinton and donald trump, which of you are going to whenever hillary clinton or donald trump gets elected, their policies will impact, entrepreneurs, regulations, access to capital. these are the three pillars that entrepreneurs are any age need to have well to do well in any lesser economy. even for middle economic individuals, that are looking to start their own companies, they need to look at those option. >>> it's a i'm an entrepreneur, a successful one, but i will tell you that being an entrepreneur, is such a responsibility especially as the business grows and you grow your employees, and they begin to have families and those families are relying on you. you know some people cheer when they hear that a company interests, there's a company that goes belly up and 5,000 people, like we watched in the wells fargo latest scandal with them. lives are disrupted. people don't have jobs, parent can't pay their student loans. the responsibility of entrepreneurs is 80% of the economy that is where the job are created with business that have 10 or less employees. we're

would you, secretary johnson, tell your successor whether it's a successor appointed by hillary clinton or donald trumpough we know that's going to be rudy giuliani, so he probably wouldn't ask you for the advice. but what would you tell a successor? >> first of all, steve, thank you for your journalism. thank you for the work that you put into the article in the atlantic magazine. i thought it was very, very helpful. helpful in advancing the conversation in a positive, productive way. my message to my successor will be several. one is the nature of our business in homeland security is you're always on defense. and in our world, and tom knows this, good news is no news. if there is a successful national u.n. general assembly, successful visit by the president the the far east, it is is the result of a lot of hard work and dedication and professionalism by people who work for us. that doesn't always get reported. bad news is front page news. good news is very often no news. one of the things we continually have to do is make sure our people are recognized for the work that they do on defense, protecting

hillary clinton, red is for donald trump. go ahead. anybody? we're seeing some trump, seeing some sideways, seeing a little undecided tonight? raise your hands. okay. who do you think won the debate? bottom line. hillary clinton or donald trump? neither. stevie do you think no one won? >> i just think they were very nonspecific, and they deflected all the issues. there was no answers as to how they're going to do would they say they're going to do. >> reporter: kimberly? >> i think it was a draw as well. they both pretty much side stepped a lot of the questions an answers. >> reporter: jennifer, i did notice that you had some times during the debate where you favored what donald trump had to say, but are you firmly in the donald trump camp tonight or are you still not decided? >> i'm about 75% trump. >> bottom line tonight, do you guys feel like on election day will you be able to make a decision? so none of you are undecided you think on election day. >> i think i will know, but i need to do some more research these plans work. >> reporter: all right, third and final debate. back to you guys in the studio. bottom line, they say they will be making a decision by election day but as for tonight's debate still a w

donald trump. after the tape of trump bragging about sexually assaulting women came out, coffman refused to get on the trump train and now finds hillary clinton or donald trump. i'm struggling with it like many americans. >> are you gonna vote in the race? >> i don't know. >> no. i don't know if i'll cast a vote for president. >> here's how coffman tries to frame the choice for voters in the suburbs that make up the six congressional districts. >> the fundamental question in gonna decide who's gonna be president. we're gonna decide who's gonna be the next speaker of the house. is paul ryan gonna stay speaker of the house or is nancy pelosi? do we return to what morgan carroll would call the good all days with all the lover was power in washington dc, and they would cram through things like obamacare without a single republican vote. >> it sounds like you're republican holdout. >> could be. >> and i'll ask coffman if he contributed to the rise of donald trump when he joined him in questioning president obama's birthplace and gid mesa. >>> trump is back again. stops in colorado today, colorado springs and grand junction. mike pence will be in dura

donald trump and hillary clinton. >> that's on the list, john, but not for kids. most kids don't request being hillary clinton or donald trump. but after 11 years at the princess costumes have been dethroned. princess is second place followed by animals. batman and "star wars" rounding off the top five. when it comes to adults, the old stand byes, witch comes first, pirate coming in second. the poliical ones are third that would take care of donald trump and hillary clinton. batman. i think i would pick vampire. >> where does banana rank? one of my twin boys says i'm going to be a ban nana. >> that would be in the fruit. >> it is not too late to have a taco to celebrate national taco bay. last year, americans ate over 4.5 billion tacos. dates back to 1966 in new york city. we were lucky enough to have the taco truck stop by the fox 10 studios today. the only thing missing for us since we're working is margaritas. >> the number one best seller is the carne asada tacos. we're famous for the pork belly thanks to chef ryan.& love you, bro. gluten-free. we're an artisan taco so we're proud of the small batch cooking.

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there is a lot of undecided voters and certainly a lot of people who are firmly for hillary clinton or firmly for donald trumpt you are surprised about the undecided voters. maybe not because they don't have an opinion on hillary clinton or donald trump but concerned about both candidates and don't know who they should vote for, whether they should stay home from the polls or vote for gary johnson. go to it any hillary clinton event and donald trump event, and you will see throngs of ferhaven't supporters. there is a lot of passion on both sides. >> it is interesting to hear that there are undecided voters. i want to ask you about the senate races. harry reid is retiring and our viewers will not see and hear from harry reid in the way we normally do. what does that senate upon race look like? who are the main players and what does it look like maybe not polling, but going to the sense on the street who has the upper hand which party? >> again in the senate race, it is close and down to the wire. it is between the democrat cathrick who is the former attorney gentleman and the congressman representing the third

he did not produce documents that could be damaging to hillary clinton or donald trump. >> the public -- publication are significant to the election. information about google and mass surveillance and speculations that wikileaks plan to hurt hillary clinton's campaign the false. >> reporter: well, the weather is cooling off very, very nicely. we do see a warm up coming into the weekend. we got married in june... ...on tunaday. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. every day a different six-inch sub for just $3.50 at subway? every day of the week. her name is teri... ...she was born on >>> you know it is winter when the mornings are cool. when grand canyon national park starts to shut down for the winter, you know it is going to get cold. most of the visitors of the north rim stop coming by mid-october. visitors services and trail rides will stop on october 15 and breakfast will be last meal served on october 16. however, north rim campgrounds reservation through the end of the month. bring your winter coat because it is cold up there, even

one of the presidential candidates will be in phoenix tomorrow but it is not hillary clinton or donald trump. you guessed libertarian nominee gary he will hold a rally tomorrow at 4:00 in the afternoon. johnson is the former governor of new mexico and has been gaining traction in this presidential election despite a few recent gaffes during interviews. >> they have to stop with the pop quizzes on this guy. >> he made news with aleppo and not being able to name his favorite world leader. a lot of voters are unhappy with >> hillary clinton enjoying a post debate bump as she hads to florida to persuade more millennials. trump's late night tweets focusing on a former pageant queen. hillary clinton takes jabs at donald trump. >> 39 days left. this is the choice, do we lift other down? >> reporter: a new poll has trump leading clinton by four points. >> why am i not 50 points ahead? >> maybe because the f.b.i. said you lied about your e-mails. >> reporter: ads zeroing in about her comments but his dent in the credibility of alicia machado. trump tweeting "did crooked hillary help disgusting, check

in wisconsin.both the democrats represented from the presidential race, though neither hillary clinton or donald trump is here. 3 one time candidate bernie sanders spoke in madison earlier this afternoon. he warned his audience about what he considers the dangers of a donald trump victory in november...and sanders made a direct appeal to any of his former supporters who might be thinking of sitting out this election. "and if anyone you know says well i'm not gonna vote, i'm not enthusiastic and so forth the koch brothers and sheldon adelson, they are enthusiastic. they are gonna spend hundreds of millions of dollars to elect candidates who will serve the interest of the billionaire class." class." 3 on the gop side..donald trump junior campaigned for his father in wisconsin today...starting with an appearance in brookfield. he said he wasn't part of a campaign, he was part of a "movement". and he compared the criticisms leveled against his father to the attacks made against ronald reagan 36-years ago. "sounds pretty familiar. and he was demonized and he was villified and he wasn't qualified and all of

hillary clinton or donald trump. >> i think the trump goes suit. >> super heros and spooky creatures are so last year. this year's unconventional election happens to creep into halloween season and whether or not you consider the nominees scary, they are one of the top selling costumes. >> everybody wants to do what's popular. and right now that's what's in the news. >> reporter: people are spending about $83 on halloween this year. that's up from last year. >> the election is definitely in >> reporter: spirit general manager adams says clinton and trump masks are hot this high -- this halloween. there's an entire section of past and could be presidents. >> instead of making america i don't know if i would go with the candidate i like or opposite. >> reporter: shopper lucky johnson stays these costumes offer comedic relief in a difficult elections. >> i'm going to be minnie mouse this year. i'm going to do the red tutu and probably stay away from the political scene for now. >> and one >>> new tonight on cbs news at 5:00, one in four teens reports some kind of abuse in their relation

issue going forward, whether it's the debate now, the debate five days from now when hillary clinton or donald trump square off or over the next couple of weeks and months. donald trump has to find a way to defend this issue and going on offense. we're seeing him try it. he went on offense. when you talk to clinton advisors they make very clear, she's not backing off this issue any time soon. carol? >> phil mattingly reporting live for us this morning. thank you. so now back to the matter at hand. we are less than 12 hours at hand. we are hours away from the first and only debate with the vice presidential debate. cnn's sunlen serfaty joins us with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. as you noted, a lot is at stake because this is the first and only debate between the two vice presidential contenders. that is reflected in their level of preparation. each candidate seems to be taking a very disciplined, very consistent and serious approach as they've been preparing for the debate over the last weeks and months. we know both of them have been huddling with their aides for a few

some say it wasn't hillary clinton or donald trump, but this man. he asked the next to last question of the debate and asked about energy policy, but it was his memorable name combined with his endearing instant celebrity. he says he is enjoying it, but doesn't understand how it all happened. >> i don't care what i say, but more they are engaged in the political process. >> he was supposed to wear an olive suit, but he split his pants yesterday and sweater is plan b. shows the power of television out. just like that. heather:everybody wants it as a christmas present. ed: newscenter 5 with ben and heather starts right now. >> ben: battle lines drawn. the new fight between hillary clinton, donald trump and the gop's top man in the house. heather: new revelation following murder arrests in a quiet massachusetts town. >> the family is happy about the arrest. >> they also want to know why their parents were viciously hometown team. >> the key to keeping the sox alive. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at knife:00 -- 5:00. >> ben: sky 5 over newton where drive

clinton has roughly 4 four millennials would prefer to see a meteor strike earth than hillary clinton or donald trump winning the white house. >>> the mother of an american who died during the benghazi attack will be in the audience during the third presidential debate. she was invited by donald trump. pat smith's son shawn was killed in 2012. she gave an emotional speech at the republican national convention where she blamed hillary clinton she will react when clinton takes the stage. >> i want her to talk to me. i want her to tell me what happened? why is my son dead? >> this appearance is another push from republicans trying to make benghazi a central issue in the campaign. >>> hillary clinton is using some of her debate invitations to make a political point. donald trump on twitter. clinton invited another well known billionaire to attend the debate, meg wittman, ceo of hewlett-packard. she is a long time republican but endorsed clinton for president earlier this year. the most important supporter may be president obama who mocked trump's claims of vote rigging again. >> whenever things are going

>> we'll find >>> a new presidential poll is out in arizona and is it good news for hillary clinton or donald trump? >> reporter: a big convention in phoenix and it is all about legal marijuana. i'm steve krafft. i will have that story. >>> we have to set the table for you tonight. i forgot about this issue. tonight at 7:00, it is "sur of "hell's kitchen." then check out "exorcist" and stay with us for fox 10 news at 9:00 and 10:00. allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. accusations of widespread abuse at a massachusetts private school. she is sick of hearing sheriff paul babeu lie. allegations of abuse of power. records. lawsuits regarding abuse and neglect. questions of babeu's integrity. new page of controversy. a question of judgment. ultimately voters are going to have to decide if he's the type of candidate they want in congress. marijuana has been a big >>> marijuana has been a big, big topic during this election season. we're voting on it in november and cannabis boot cp today at the phoenix convention center. it's part of the southw

during this election, we have heard many people threaten they would move to canada if hillary clinton or donald trump would win. now a valley realtor wants to help make that possible. ty brennan has the story. divided between trump supporters and clinton supporters, there is one thing americans can agree on. they are ready for the election to be over with. >> stressed out and ready for it to be over. >> the bickering is getting carried away. >> reporter: some americans have declared they will move to canada if their candidate doesn't make it to the white house and that is where phoenix-based realtor comes into the picture. >> we dec last week. >> the realtor sent out this tongue and cheek postcard if you want to make the move north. >> marketing is going above what people are doing and make something different whatever worked in real estate marking 10 years ago, doesn't work right 3,000 out nationwide. he says it is garnering a lot of attention. >> the phone has been ringing and people are e-mailing me and calling me and they say it made me laugh and put a smile on my face. >> reporter: ty brennan, f

about people who can't make up their minds, who are looking for a reason to vote for hillary clinton or donald trump and know the top of the ticket will not change their minds? might they be looking for some comfort in the number two, some relief that even if they don't like the person they vote for, he or she will be balanced by a steady hand? a fresh look after the debate. kaine will be here thursday and pence surely will be back. first lady.... michelle obama tore into donald trump.... while campaigning..... for hillary clinton today. she slammed..... his recent.... late night twitter tirade. "we also need someone who is steady and measured." "and i think we can all agree that someone who's roaming around at 3 am tweeting should not have their fingers on the nuclear codes." a candidate..... who "traffics in prejudice.... fear.... and lies.... on the campaign trail"... and... someone who mocks women and people with disabilities.... is not going to change.... if they're in office. democrats are pouncing on a comment by donald trump yesterday when he was talking about ptsd to a group of veterans. "w

. >> i'm not sure i'll vote for hillary clinton or donald trump, and i'm struggling like many americans as to what to do now. >> reporter: are you going to vote in the race? >> i don't know. >> reporter: you don't know if you'll cast a vote? >> i don't know if i'll cast a democratic opponent says his indecision is an insult to all americans participating in the election process. you can see extended videos with them on the next youtube page. and they debate on channel 20 thursday night and it streams live on www.9news.com. brandon rittiman and i will moderate. >>> it's anything but smooth sailing for a boat that ended up own a the driver towing the 30-footer lost control on the east side of loveland. three cars were also involved, and the accident took down fouler lines. -- power lines. officers were amazed no one was hurt. >>> the colorado springs thousands of gallons of toxic water was dumped into the sister sewer system from pearson air force base. cancer causing pfcs that are at the center of an investigation near the air force base. utility workers were told of the latest water rel

would it make people a little more sympathetic to hillary clinton than to donald trump or what. that affects the credibility. what is interesting is that he was looking at hillary clinton in her expressions while he was talking. let's play this. >> she was rule breaking. that always makes him them seem more powerful. she have to come up and break rules as well in order to have any power and status. what you are doing is what you can focus on next which is using your hands. let's look at how each of them used their hands last night. not ever sure exactly what he's pointing at. can we switch to hillary as well. there was a lot going on. with each of them both on the screen. his gestures were not always visible. we didn't see his powerful gestures. the person who gestures more is seen as more alpha. >> alpha. >> certainly the case with donald trump. she opened her mouth when she smiled. to mask her motion. you just had more than my latin life. thank you very much trump and clinton engage. who was right? you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or

costumes took the number rounding out the top 5 are a pirate, a political theme like hillary clinton or donald trump, a vampire and a batman character. toya: file this under, who'd thought? dorothy's ruby slippers have been saved. the smithsonian institute asked for $300,000 to help preserve the famous shoes worn by judy garland in "the wizard of oz." through a kickstarter campaign, the smithsonian reached its goal the donations will pay for conservation work and a climate-controlled case for the shoes. several pairs of ruby slippers were made for filming, four pairs still exist. patrick: eight decades old, those shoes. toya: hot glue gun, give me a few hours. [laughter] toya: tonight, you can watch an all new episode of "dancing with the stars." the celebrities will dance to songs from a different era. patrick: afterwards, watch an all new "conviction." here's a sneak peak. >> am i fired? >> no. i managed to persuade them not to pursue legal action against both of us. patrick: our primetime lineup all starts at 7:00 with "dancing with the stars." that's followed by "conviction" at 9:00. then stay w

it will either be hillary clinton or it will be donald trump. inton is objectionable and there's nothing she can do to get my support. >> here's the thing, congressman. i have heard that. >> is there anything hillary clinton could do, shame and silence the victims of her husband -- >> i would be glad to but i'm talking to you right now, sir. okay. here's the thing. i think that some conservative republican women think quite different from you as a conservative republican man and i will give you an example. the head of the iowa federation of republican women resigned. this is a pro-trump organization in an important conservative state. she equated the continued support of trump to being in a bad relationship. she's out. that was the line for her. this came before these two women appeared in the "new york times" article. so doesn't that trouble you? >> are they supporting hillary clinton? >> no, she isn't. but she's not supporting donald trump either. >> because that's a terrible relationship for hillary clinton to have with the people that support

donald trump as a result. that's not true? >> that's not true. >> i got that -- i gotta get my notes. >> it's about moving the country forward. who will be next president, hillary clinton orald trump? donald trump would be a disaster for the country. i think that's clear. >> there is no way that hillary clinton can come up with anything that makes any sense on how she's going to revive the economy. there's no way she has anything to say about jobs. >> i think trump had a very good night tonight. i think he had a dramatically better night than he did in the first debate. >> right now in the scrum, it's 1:45 at the bar, which is closing at 2:00. you got a lot of hangers on, just really doing whatever they can, clawing on to the last moments of publicity and comments. >> touchdown packers. there's governor walker. i guess he was picture to picture paying a lot of attention to football while we were watching the debate. >> a comment on the packers game. was that really necessary? >> i didn't think it was necessary. i love governor walker. i have a close personal relationship with him. >> what are you doing? i can give you the score if that's so important. >> kennedy in the sc

that's what getting people registered to vote to pledge to vote for hillary clinton or donald trump they'll benefit from. reports out of ohio in southern and eastern ohio will donald trump did well in primaries, voter registration is lagging. it's crazy it's -- not crazy but sort of it might, you know, put a hole in his here to they enthusiasm is enough just to get people to do this all on their own. >> i remember talking to folks not too long ago doing something about mondale, and walter mondale who ran for the presidency, and i was told by one of his former aides, we had the last week of the campaign 30,000 people at our rallies, and you'll recall a loss of -- didn't go well. >> getting early insight into some of the early voting in iowa, for example. quinnipiac university poll showing that 61% of the early voters in iowa have cast their ballots for hillary clinton. so is this a sign that hillary clinton is just getting a lot of early votes out there? or is there a trend? something going on in iowa that maybe could be significant? >> well i do think it's significant a lot of the early vot

now truly we'll be live with the al smith dinner in just a second for the remarks by donald trump and hillary clinton orillary clinton and donald trump. we don't even know which one goes first. first woman nominated by a major party for president, hillary clinton. 2016, democratic party. first african-american nominated by a major party for president, barack obama, 2008, democratic party. first jewish person nominated by a major part for vice president, joe lieberman, 2004, democratic party. first -- excuse me, 2000, democratic party. first woman nominated by a major party for vice president was geraldine ferraro, 1984, the democratic party.

every time they want to do a car pool there is a motorcade carrying hillary clinton or donald trump from a high school or stadium. you hear the same thing and not that andrew and i struggles are unimportant but they are irrelevant to the outcome of the election. voters in battle ground states feel the same way. people arriving at secretary clinton describe it almost to a person as selling them the lesser of two evils. >> andrew, you were also forceful and emotional on libertarians. on people who would cast a protest vote a third way on a gary johnson. you've been saying this is not the time to prove your point. >> it isn't. there are so many places and areas where i find hillary clinton's politics extremely distasteful. and i am more of an independent kind of character. one of us looking for a third party is way to express ourselves. i just really believe that this candidate cannot be tolerated in that way. that you have to take a stand in this election. even though none of us wanted to, none of us wants to be here. part of the time i say to myself, is this something real? am i watching

does not matter who you are it is still illegal.p don't care who you are, if you are hillary clinton or donald trump, you don't dump drain. >> the dnc says the dumping was an honest mistake and working t clean up the mess. donald trump supporter shows a support in a big way began with donald trump president obama and someone spray-painted dump trump on richard brock's silos, he supports donald trump so besides painting over the vandalism he used his mower to show support for donald trump. says the grass art is getting mixed reviews. most of my neighbors are like-minded but some are not an that's okaye you've all got an opinion but i think everybody getsp a chuckle out of it. >> is just someone else's opinion,f everybody has one, right wrong or indifferent, we don't always agree but i don't think i try to vandalize sonos property to put my message outs there so i vandalized my own says the signs may stay visible until springtime depending on how the election goesesun. we are rallying as the indent battleal for the alcs, the world series, would start your next tuesdayay.l >> jack shea joins us with a

. >> -- your feeling is if hillary clinton or donald trump were here, you would say take a time-out. >> no. >> reporter: chill. >> just relax. >> take a chill pill. just take a chill pill. >> thank you for inviting us to your school. girl who says hillary clinton's husband or father was once president [ laughter ] >> bright kids. >> not bad advice. that will do it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you later on walter: previously on scorpion... whitehull hospital is selling the naming rights to its new pediatric ward. if i can earn enough money, hopefully, it'll be named the megan dodd pediatric care ward. i'll be on price is right next week, and i'm gonna be fully prepared. (audience cheering, theme music playing) patricia brewster! come on down! (screaming) that's one of the four. my odds for being selected precipitously. you mirrored the breathing pattern of the contestant screener. you're wearing a silly t-shirt. they know you'll be a fun contestant. horatio pepper! come on down! man. now i'm down to a .7% chance. actually, it's less than that if they want an equal number of men a

donald trump. i expect donald trump to take a kitchen sink approach in this debate and for hillary clinton to continue as much as she can to use the word desperate or some form of the word desperate, brian that describe what donald trump is saying no matter what he is saying about her and do more than anyone i've seen in debates or interviews. which is not talk about what she doesn't to want talk about. she's an expert at pivoting which is where the moderator comes in on both sides. the role that chris wallace takes in this i think is going to be very, very important. and as you know, brian, that can be very, very critical into how a debate goes and how it's perceived by the public. >> last night on this broadcast, steve schmitt said because he's not a journalist, he is a political type, he can declare this race over. you went and declared it over. i asked you earlier if you'd had any push back from your republican friends, you said no, having said that, which donald trump do you prepare for if your job is to prepare hillary clinton tomorrow night? >> the same donald trump that you've seen all throughout this election cycle. somebody who fundamenta

policy discussions that won't factor that much into whether a voter decides to vote for hillary clinton or donald trump. the reality is, governor pence looked pretty good on that stage last night and many are saying he was auditioning, essentially, for 2020 to run on his own ticket for president in 2020 whereas tim kaine was auditioning to be vp in 2020. >> well, that's an opinion. i don't agree with it. i think that 40 million people last night -- >> some people were saying it, that's what i heard. >> that's an opinion. i let me tell you my opinion. when 40 million people or so watch the television program, they form an opinion about the ticket. i remember years ago voting for humphrey because i liked muskie. so sometimes you look for an excuse. now if republicans are feeling uneasy about trump, which many should be, they may say i think this guy pence is solid, i feel better about voting for trump, i think it makes a difference. any time you're talking about audiences of 40, 50 million people, which we may have last night, i don't know yet, that's an enormous amount of people paying attention. all th

donald trump candidacy. i have a really hard time believing the republican party can with stand a donald trump clinton? >> i may. >> reporter: for hillary clinton or against donald trump. >> i have a really big problem. i don't want to be voting against somebody. i want to vote for somebody. i want hillary clinton to tell me what she is going to do for my daughters not just she is the first female president of the united states but because she cares about women in a way that men can't understand. >> but you are listening? >> listening. trying. really trying. >> trying to get to. >> trying to get to. >> the for the democratic candidate. cannot believe you are saying senate. >> cannot believe i am saying that. >> at park side church, they run into republican orthodoxy. tommy joe marcellio was once county commissioner. >> i trust donald trump. i trust him to protect this nation and keep my family safe. and i frtrust that he will not >> reporter: you have a daughter who is 15? >> i do. >> reporter: what do you tell her when she hears these things that donald trump has said about women? >> actually before i had an opportunity to tell her anything, she

of the student experts to say how do you see differing depending on which candidate, hillary clinton or donald trump with the presidential election. >> i'm going to open up to the audience. i was a request for students to have the first before we turn to others. kindly keep the questions brief and identify yourself. wait for the microphone, please. [inaudible] what is the russian federation currently doing to ensure the rights during the national situation? >> i don't see anything temporary about the situation. one has to be serious. it is a decision by people to leave the country that kind of was stolen and they try to remember as well as i do it was for the use of russian language and the context was very strong. [inaudible] they didn't feel comfortable to live in the country in the government that has taken away from them the ability to preserve the identity to leave the normal part so there was a decision made by them that we embraced immediately. when it comes to minorities, i think as connected with ukraine they might compare it with the conditions which the minorities can exercise the nationa

it's hillary clinton or it's donald trump. and we think that if you look at issues like climate change, like building a strong economy, like creating equal pay for equal work that hillary's the right choice, and -- but she's sitting with a nine-point deficit, unprecedented in political history. given more advice for her candidate rather than ours. >> one of the people donald trump invited to be a special guest tonight, patricia smith, mother of one of the benghazi victims, sean smith. she blames hillary clinton for her son's death. presumably donald trump's going to bring this up tonight. how is hillary clinton going to respond? >> look, this is a tragedy, and she, of course, tragically lost her son, and in benghazi, we honor the four people who died there, but hillary spent the time subsequent to that when secretary of state trying to beef up and ensure that we have differentmatic security, all of our outposts are dangerous places but there have been nine investigations of this and all concluded that hillary was, a not respon

in the state ayot tex said heart in hillary clinton or donald trump set a good example for children. >>> preparations for to the's vice presidential debate. all eyes on longwood university when mike pence and tim kaine take the stage. the format of the debate is expected to be similar to last week's presidential debate. questions will be asked by a discussion. one of the biggest differences, the candidates will be seated together at a table instead of standing at their own podiums. the debate starts tonight at 9:00 here on fox25. stay tuned after for a special edition of fox25 news at 10:30. then at 11:30. a complete debate analysis and breakdown of the key moments. >>> new this morning, wareham police are looking for a hit-and-run driver. they tell us a man in his 50s was hit on cranberry highway. he was with serious injuries. police talked to witnesses to get an idea of the car and driver looking for. >>> every ten minutes we track your traffic and weather together. right now on 93 south things still quiet out there. a 19-minute ride from 495 in andover to the zakim bridge. jason.

pelley: in 100 days, the presidency of the united states will pass from barack obama to hillary clinton or donald trump. tonight, the real clear politics average of major polls shows clinton with a lead of about six points, finds, if the election were held today, clinton would have 12 more electoral votes than she needs to win. but this campaign still has 27 days to go, and we'll begin tonight's coverage with major garrett. >> the republican nominee has a massive, a massive disadvantage, and especially when you have the leaders not putting their weight behind the people. >> reporter: by that, donald trump means house speaker paul post-debate attaboy phone call. >> so, you know, you'd think they'd say, "great going, don. let's go. let's beat it this crook!" >> reporter: while trump fights with ryan, he continues to draw massive crowds like at this midafternooneral neflorida. >> in 27 days, we're going to win florida. >> reporter: and trump donors, for the most part, remain loyal. trump raised $5.3 million at two fund raisers tuesday in texas, with half the attendees wom the event. that's after this 2005