feature that you can go to the facebook pages of hillary clinton, donald trump, gary johnson or joe stein. there is a tab on the left-hand side labeled endorsement. you can make your endorsement public for anybody to see or for only your friends and family. >>> the santa cruz planning commission meets tomorrow night to talk about two new giant amusement park rides at the boardwalk. they want to build the typhoon, a 60-foot tall ride, and also shock wave, a 65-foot attraction that simulates surfing and skateboarding. they will both need regulatory commission because they go past the zoning height limits. the two rides could open by next summer with other park improvements. >>> a family is homeless this morning after an overnight fire. how neighbors saved the life of one woman, live at 5:00. >> and president and mrs. obama hosted their last state dinner at the white house. when we come back, find out one of the themes of the night. . >>> still looking good out there. we have a couple things filling in. this is a live look at highway 24 and there are people out there on the way to oakland. >

. >> host: before we let our guest answer it:00 tonight we will feature both gary johnson and joe stein. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening. it is a beautiful day. i have just happy to be here. to introduce president obama [cheers and applause] however great president. he is here for hillary clinton our next president by the way. [applause] a experienced public servant you will find that she believes government is for the people and should leave no one behind. now let me get back to our president. [applause] [applause] this is being enthusiastic crowd. we have the students here also a my alma mater i am proud to say. as my time draws near president obama is glad that you are here. [applause] many years ago somebody asked me if i thought to be elected president of the united states ever to be an optimist my answer was not in my lifetime but i was wrong. [applause] it is necessary of hope and that the then says ascend barack obamacare fully laid out his plan to reclaim the american dream. his two terms as president. [applause] he and michele and many others have worked hard against tremendous odds. to

veterans 47 percent have trump at the top with 33 percent with clinton and gary johnson 13 percent joe stein 2 percent. active duty presidential preference 37 pick donald trump. gary johnson a hair behind within that mare begin of error with gary johnson well above hillary clinton. who will has the edge tonight, pete? >> in the first poll donald trump has a natural edge. there's rejiks in the military mainly the clinton years of the perception she departed the failures of barack obama administration with isis and the iran deal. donald trump among veterans have the advantage. the other poll you mentioned it is interesting you have donald trump and hillary clinton way behind is also secondly amongst active duty measures amongst the recognition that we may not be overwhelmingly pro trump but we don't want clinton. 75 percent refusing to reject clinton. gary johnson is a conservative other for those who don't want trump. if you are not going for trump you are probably going for the libertari libertarian. as you can see under 20 percent for the most part for hillary clinton. >> if you break it do

underdog and trump leads 50-38% with likely voters and libertarian gary johnson received 5% and joe stein 2%. one of those closest to donald trump in his campaign he was in northeast ohio today. >> denise: that's right. donald trump , jr. was in ashland and the message was forget about the polls, just get out and vote. paul orlousky was there for a one-on-one interview. >> and is it back in play more? >> it is in play without question. people have to get out and vote and seeing so much in the media and polls democrat plus 15. suppress the vote. >> cleveland blew a lot of minority voters. what do you have to say to them to get into that and buy into the message. >> look at what's happened in the past few decades. we hear so much. politicians promising and never delivering. >> and government to break up the system and effectuate real change because they are not part of the system. >> with a question mark as far elected can he get anything done? >> he will without question. he will hold him to task. >> you have both sides going up against them and tell you everything you need to know about a

race becomes too close to call, with clinton getting 41%, trump 39, with gary johnson at 13% and joe steint 4. if you were hoping for many more republicans like george h.w. bush to defect to hillary, think again. according to a recent huffington post analysis, republicans are just as unified behind their candidate as democrats are behind theirs. each candidate is now pulling in 83% of their own party's vote, yet even after so much bad news for clinton it still may be her race to lose in the last weeks of the campaign. according to that quinnipiac university poll, despite her low marks for honesty, 62% still believe that clinton is qualified to be president while roughly the same number, 61%, believe trump is not. all right. let's think about those qualifications in the arena of foreign affairs. how might america's role on the world stage change with donald trump versus hillary clinton in the oval office? recently i had a wide ranging conversation about this in a public forum with ian bremmer, founder of the eurasia group, a consulting firm that addresses global political risk. bremmer is a

i'm voting for joe stein. i was previously undecided until i found that there was another option to be honest. and even though it sounds kind of cliche, one thing that's important to me is taking down isis. what's logical to me is going about it monetary speaking. so if they are funded, how do they get their money? well we can fund them because we need all this oil. not that i'm against oil and all that for the environment necessarily just because i'm voting green doesn't mean that i'm -- but to me, it is just simply logical that we do finally embrace this new wave that the technology is going and along with that, also stop funding these people who are now giving this money to isis and stop them from being able to fund their own enterprise and then finally, i mean, i agree with the republican side on like being strong and stern, but i do not trust him to do the job. and i agree hillary's viewpoint on how to treat people as people, but i cannot trust her at all. at all. host: do you get pushback from people whe

joe stein picked up 2%. hillary clinton is buying tv time in republican dominated tech this.tighten the presidential race in the largest state. this cap the endorsement of clinton the first time the newspaper back a democrat for president since 1940. texas has not voted democratic in jimmy carter in 1976. a suicide bomber hit a check point security forces on the outskirts of baghdad. at least four people killed and more than 30's -- 30 other blended. takenup has responsibility for the attack. townsti, coastal devastated by hurricane matthew. the amount of medical supplies and food arriving to the areas hard-hit by matthew's hard-hit. they have been struggling with a surge of patients suffering from cholera. deadthan 500 confirmed from areas struck by hurricane matthew. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts. i am courtney collins, this is bloomberg. revealing what it has planned for the next 100 years, at least for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg "markets." i am scarlet fu. matt: i am matt miller. now to politics wer

white house and people really need to take their own counsel put understand that when they vote for joe stein, when they vote for gary johnson, that is an opportunity to put donald trump in the white house and they need to take personal responsibility for that. host: if you i'm assuming -- if you are listening on c-span we do, our guest is terry o'neill from national organization for women. despite everything, hillary clinton still with only a 4% lead. i say that because donald trump admittedly has had a top week. 63% of the surveyed say that the release of the access hollywood tape would not make a difference in the way they vote. guest: that tells you how polarized electorate is. supportersp's core are not willing to change their vote, no matter what. and the access hollywood video is not sufficient for them to change their vote. hillary clinton voters want to further president obama's legacy and they went to push further to ,et more of the policies passed so they will not change their vote because they believe hillary clinton is the pragmatic, progressive person can get it done. host: this

was that dropping them before the election might cause clinton voters and sanders voters to go for joe steingary johnson, but the problem of wikileaks is it is being overshadowed by the sexual assault allegations against donald trump. host: we will showed our viewers the political cartoon in "usa hillary clinton standing under a storm cloud of wikileaks, holding up an umbrella the donald trump access hollywood take. good morning, on with sean trende. caller: good morning. i enjoy your program and i will be 70 years old. my birthday coming up in april. ofave been an avid follower politics ever since i was in the air force in 1968. i have seen trends come and go, bias ofe, this blatant the mainstream media against one candidate to try and sway the election, the media, to me, has gotten way out of kilter with their obvious i.s. in trying to persuade voters across the country. another thing is the entertainment industry out of hollywood. they seem to be in lockstep with the democratic party. take theyou metropolitan use outlets, the like a wave.it is they are all doing what they to make sure tha

i am calling because i willvo vote for joe stein.ative easing, she is against the fact that if i america in the top 1% only 90% of the economy is not working for the vast majority and that 90 percent tax to bail out the bankers want that is pretty much what i wanted to say. g >> guest: the influence of the third party will be something we want to watchme in particular to see evidence or lack of evidence because the third party vice presidential nominee is kept off of this stage that is something that is very important for individualscandid. who are considered for the third-party candidate but i will say the commission on presidential debates with those standards with that level of support that candidate needs, that threshold is 15% in public opinion polls. so the of color who will support stein eye interested to know other third-party individuals, they are watching the debate when the preferred candidate is not on the stage. >> october 13th 1992 the running mate for ross perot.ou t and do you recall that time? >> the comments are ver

california, literally nbc's joe fryer introduces you to the pumpkin-stein. >> this may look like a normal pumpkin patch. but a closer look reveals it's more like a laboratory worthy of dr. frankenstein. here, tony and his creati what's their reaction. >> they're blown away and when they realize, they're not carve carved, they're like wow. how did you do it? >> and your answer is? >> he says he use as special mold which the pitch kins grow into. his hush-hush process didn't come easily. there were many failed experiments, there were five years before he hit the jackpot. 250,000 pumpkin-steins, with many going to sam's club. >> it's like the coolest pumpkin ever. >> kids aren't the only ones getting excited. >> i thought it was great because you don't have to carve. >> pumpkins were a natural evolution for degeara. an organic farmer who first grew his kids and watching them grow. >>> what a fantastic story. >> spli surprised he didn't do clinton and trump. >> maybe he's trying to stay out of politics. >>> a halloween tradition at "the today show." the team gets into the spirit. >> the theme

stein. >> martin o'malley. >> rachel maddow. >> joe scarborough. >> this is more than the election itself, country. >> i think it's time to turn up the heat, because the black vote is going to decide who is the next president of the united states. >> my concern is about the residents of flint. we have folks who are hurting. >> you don't have to look very far to see the vestiges of slavery that are still in play. >> it's a wake-up call for people in our community to sit by silently and watch these tragedies take place. >> we disagree on the term of the "n" word. you and me, people like me, saying that's an excuse. today we're launching a new "politics nation" series, "bending toward justice." >> yes, we are growing vegetables, i am growing people. and that's the most exciting thing. >> i sign my paper and i shook the hand, i knew for sure it was over with and that my day has come. >> they can see we are human, too. they don't see just a uniform. >> right here. to the camera. >> why do you want to explode the whole planet? if you don't like the people living on the surface of the planet, get

matt slep and in washington, "the washington post" political editor sam stein and i think the fifth wheel on 'morning joebecause he's on so much. not a bad thing. thank you for being here. donald trump painting a dire picture of the economy in 1995. one where people were barely able to make it down the street because buildings were falling down and that's why he allegedly wrote off nearly a billion dollars in loss. what's reality versus the description he gave yesterday? >> so different from the description he gave yesterday. the commercial real estate market was not doing well in the early '90s. in that sense, he was right. it was a great time to be in commercial real estate but residential was worse than the recent recession there and the economy as a whole, while there was a downturn, nowhere near where we experienced in 2007 and 2008 so for him to complain his economic troubles were the problem of an economy at large is a little bit disingenuous and mostly had to do with mismanagement of casinos, overleveraging, buying bad airlines, things like that. i think wasn't taking enough personal responsibili

stein are ?not? a danger to the community. are part of a small militia group called the crusaders and had plans to bomb an apartment complex. vice president joe biden will accept an award today -- named for his late son.the beau biden award is in recognition of his efforts with the cancer moonshot task force.beau biden died last year after battling brain cancer. beyond wisconsin:hundreds of firefighters battled late into the night a massive house fire but things became tense at around 10 o'clock when crews began searching for four people who are still unaccounted for. no word on how the fire started. a cross-border tunnel was found just south of the u-s- mexico border in southern california.the tunnel's entrance is near the tijuana airport.officials aren't releasing any details, but the passage is believed to be a drug-running let's get a check of your weather and together... some of you may be waking up to some frost this morning, especially away from lake michigan. however, clouds actually kept our temperatures up in the 40s through most of the night. it will be another cool day with partly cloudy skies and a north breeze. the lower to midd

joe." it's friday, october 28th. still with us -- >> it's to get sam stein to cut his beard.e working together from all over the world. >> managing editor of bloomberg politics, john heilemann and contributing opinion writer at "the new york times" arthur brooks. senior political editor and white house correspondent for huffington post sam stein and joining the conversation on capitol hill, white house correspondent for "the wall street journal" carol lee back with us. good to have you. >> sam, talking about the global conspiracy to get your beard cut off. >> he had a question for arthur. >> go ahead. >> we were talking about peggy's column and whether a saner trump could have emerged. arthur, you know, you're in the movement here. as i read the primary, what i thought was that trump really excelled for two reasons. one was his position on immigration to be blunt about it. he was talking in ways that the republican primary voters responded really well to. second was how he responded to republican elected officials in d.c. where he said they hadn't been getting the job done an

stein. i'm just saying. >> i know they do. >> jealous? >> very jealous. i am. >> joeis wife. >> what's her name? >> mercedes. >> we'll have her on the show. >> the invitation is open. >> we would like to thank our friends from colorado christian university for stopping by today. thank you guys so much. >> oh, my god. >> we want to stay as far away from you as possible. take a shot. take the shot, and then we'll go. there you go. thank you guys so much. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thank you, joe. thank you, mika. i'm stephanie ruhle. this morning, dangerous talk. donald trump claiming the election is rigged. >> hillary is running for president in what looks like to many people a totally rigged election. >> tweeting just now about widespread voter fraud as he

joe" marist poll, 42% to clinton's 41%. that's within the margin of error. gary johnson at 9%, jill stein at 4% in ohio.. johnson again at 9%. a suffolk poll shows a closer race in north carolina. clinton, 45%, trump at 43%. new hampshire, hillary clinton with a six-point lead there, 45 to 39. johnson, again, at 9%. and out west, a poll taken for the republican senate leadership fund in nevada hands clinton the advantage there, 45% to trump's 39%. ten points there in nevada for johnson. in utah, different candidate stirring up the race. the monmouth university poll gives donald trump a six-point edge over hillary clinton 34 to 28 with independent evan mcmullin climbing to 20%. gary johnson at 9%. >> so katty, you look at the two swing states, the main swing states, ohio and north carolina. surprising donald trump is ahead. even though it's margin of error after the past week or so. north carolina, the two polls basically look like it's margin of error as well. so still tight there, but it does look like new hamp hr is starting to slip away, slip out of trump's column. nevada, six points also as well, an