ms. obama[cheers and applause] ms. obama: that is who we are.hat is possible here in america, but only when we come together. only when we work for it, and fight for it. that's why for the next 12 days, folks, we need to do everything possible to help hillary clinton and tim kaine win this election. are you with me? are you with me? audience: yes! ms. obama: are you going to do this? we are going to vote! we are going to vote early. we will stand in line. we are going to make our voices heard. no one is going to take away our hope. let's get this done. thank you all. god bless. [cheers and applause] ♪ > to date, president obama will campaign for hillary clinton where -- in florida, where early voting has already begun. live coverage begins at 5:00 eastern on c-span two. day, november 8, stay with c-span for the presidential race. follow key house and senate races. c-span, where history unfolds daily. , 2012 presidential candidate mitt romney spoke on wednesday. he talked about the economy and how to improve the business environment in the u.s..

ms. obama: the men in my life do not talk about women like this. >> she went on to praise hillary clinton for her experience and her character. ms. obama: she is a loving and loyal wife. >> at the most recent debate, trump called into question clinton and obama's friendship. >> i have seen some of the most vicious commercials i have ever seen of michelle obama talking about you, hillary. >> the commercial helping trump uses comments she made in 2008 during her husband's primary race against clinton. >> if you can't run your own any such tension is long gone. >> words spoken in haste and she probably regrets them. >> a tremendous amount of respect between both of those women. >> he plans to be in portsmouth on saturday. >> dozens of people sickened by the action now being taken tonight and the team effort to rescue dogs trapped 65 feet into a giant pipe. >> a couple of showers moving through the boston area. the temperature changes to follow. >> back for the 32nd season. kelly ayotte: let's be h

[cheers] ms. obama: that's right. hillary does not play. [applause] ms. ama: she has more experience and exposure to the presidency than any other candidate in our lifetime. yes, more than barack, more than bill. she is absolutely ready to be commander-in-chief on day one, and yes, she happens to be a woman. [cheers] john: meanwhile, in springfield, ohio, donald trump held his own rally back dropped by several "women for trump" signs. it was his wife melania who , stole the show this morning with two interviews that aired this morning. on good morning america, melania husband and dismissed the women who accused him of sexual assault. >> they are lies. as i said before, all the accusations should be handled in a court of law. to accuse somebody without evidence is very hurtful and very damaging and unfair. honestly, do we still need to talk about that? i think american people want to hear the problems we have in america. mr. trump: she is so right about that. >> they want to hear what we wanted to make america better. let's talk about jobs, secure our borde

but president obama and ms. clinton -- and ms. a have gotten involved and i agree with bakari, this was a very powerful speech. i took issue with one part -- there were some great parts, great elements, it was one of her best, but when she said the men in her life don't really talk about that i have a problem with that because one of the issues as conservatives and evangelicals is the invitation she's extended to various rap artists like jay-z who uses the words like the b's and the ho's, and money cash ho's, and the b don't kill my vibe and the poetry readings with known poetry writers that won't peoples that threaten to shoot police and burn george w. bush. she does hang out with some people or invited them into the white house numerous times, consider them to be her friends that use language very inappropriate towards women, so across the board, hopefully this is opening up that conversation among pop culture about really how she we respect women in all areas, not just in politics. >> patty, do you want to respond? >> go ahead,

obama: i just want to make sure that -- ms. crowley: -- figure out what we -- nina has a question that is brought up a lot. question: president obama, during the democratic national convention in 2008, you stated you wanted to keep ak-47s out of the hands of criminals. what has your administration done or planned to do to limit the availability of assault weapons? pres. obama: we're a nation that believes in the second amendment, and i believe in the second amendment. we've got a long tradition of hunting and sportsmen and people who want to make sure they can protect themselves. but there have been too many instances during the course of my presidency, where i've had to comfort families who have lost somebody. most recently out in aurora. you know, just a couple of weeks ago, actually, probably about a month, i saw a mother, who i had met at the bedside of her son, who had been shot in that theater. and her son had been shot through the head. and we spent some time, and we said a prayer and, remarkably, about two months later,

ms. obama: i can't believe that i'm saying that a candidate for president of the united states has bragged about sexually assaulting women. angelica: clinton let the first lady take aim at trump while she sat down with ellen deren russ. ms. clinton: we've got to work hard, because who knows. angelica: the clinton campaign still dealing with fallout from the newest emails show her advisors persuading her to apologize for using a private email server. erin: there are several key races here in new hampshire, including the race for the corner office. the two candidates for governor took part in a forum at st. anselm college last night. the forum was hosted by the police association. democrat colin van ostern and republican chris sununu answered 15 questions, including how they would keep the state safe. >> i kno thing that we need to do to ensure public safety is to overcome this crisis. that means making sure that you have the tools that you need, whether it's operation granite hammer or programs

ms. obama: this year it is much closer in this state. that is why i am here. rajini: so we come to this place called mesa in arizona, about half an hour from where we were at the michelle obama rally in phoenix. it has been described as one of the most conservative cities in america. what do people here think of the first lady? in 15 seconds, tell me as many words as you can to describe michelle obama. >> oh, i am on the fence about her. >> she's fine. nice. >> clown, hypocrite. racist. >> makes friends with terrorists. she is pro-abortion so that means she is a baby killer. >> well, one thing she said, she said she is living in a white house that was built by slaves. rajini: but it was. >> it was. rajini: how is that racist? >> the way that she said it. >> i am not a fan of obama himself. i did not vote for him and i'm not a fan of him being president. >> it is to hillary's advantage because she is classy. laura: rajini vaidyanathan reporting from arizona. for more on where the election stands was just 18 days ago, i spoke a brief time ago with carlos watson.

obama? -- and the president have ms. clinton: is there anyone more inspiring than michelle obama?a: i admire and respect hillary. she has been a lawyer, first lady of arkansas, first lady of the united states, u.s. senator, secretary of state. [cheers] obama: that's right. hillary does not play. she has more experience and exposure to the presidency than any other candidate in our lifetime. yes, more than barack, more than bill. she is absolutely ready to be commander-in-chief on day one, and yes, she happens to be a woman. [cheers] in springfield, ohio, donald trump held his own rally back dropped by several "women for trump" signs. it was melania who stole the show this morning with two interviews. on good morning america, melania defended her husband and is missed the women who accused him of sexual assault. .> they are lies all the accusations should be handled in a court of law. to accuse somebody without andence is very hurtful very damaging and unfair. do we still need to talk about that? i think american people need to hear about the problems that we have in america. they

the focus will change with barack obama. ms. ifill: governor, please, if you want to respond to what he said about senator mccain's comments about health care? gov. palin: i'd -- i'd like to respond about the tax increases. and you know, we -- we can speak in agreement here that darn right we need tax relief for americans so that jobs can be created here. now, barack obama and senator biden also voted for the largest tax increases in u.s. history. barack had 94 opportunities to side on the people's side and reduce taxes, and 94 times he voted to increase taxes or not support a tax reduction -- 94 times. now, that's not what we need to create jobs and really bolster and heat up oureconomy.we do need the private sector to be able to keep more of what weearn and produce. government's going to have to learn to be more efficient and live with less, if that's what it takes to rein in the government growth that we've seen today. but we do need tax relief, and barack obama even supported increasing taxes as late as last year for those f

charlie: would you have done that in the first two years of the obama administration? ms.i: you need 60 votes in the senate. but the issues are so much more high profile now. president lincoln said public sentiment is everything. we did a lot, we did the recovery act, we did the affordable care act, we did wall street reform, we did the repeal of don't ask, don't tell. we ended discrimination in the workplace. we did a large number of things, but we only had 60 votes for a short period of time. of time because senator specter was a republican was only until june, senator franken was not there until july, senator kennedy died in august. so i think we could do that now, i think we would have the republican votes to do them now. i think they would pass right now if the speaker put them on the floor. i think there would be enough republican votes, bipartisan support for background checks for guns, no fly, no by. charlie: you have said that if the election was today, you think it is a possibility you could see a democratic majority, if it was held today, a gain of 30 seats. but

ms. president swing voters. president obama will be in cleveland to help campaign for clinton. he's going to hold a rally friday morning. on thursday night he's headline the ohio democratic annual state dinner in columbus. >> still ahead for you, this is just terrifying here. man tries to run over his girlfriend. a crowd saw the whole thing. how she's doing plus the people who stepped up to luck. still trying to win you that back and more free food. >> free? got me. glrvetle we are looking o.k. on 7 is. we do have some work that starts overnight. i'll give you those details coming up on my next traffic segment. >> thank you. only on news 5 a girlfriend with a car not once but twice. >> two people who saw it happen put themselves in danger to help her. >> he tried to runaway. she tried to runaway rather but he followed her with the car. two neighbors stepped in. one was holding up a gun. he's legally allowed to dear. the other helped the woman and know somebody with that capability would live next door to you, but then a couple doors away. that's amazing. >> he -- he's in the ja

she was a partner, and in 2010, president obama asked ms. lynch to resume her service at the attorney's office. she was sworn in by vice president joe biden on april 27th, 2015. president obama announced his intention to nominate her on november 8th, 2014. in the eloquent words of charles hamilton houston, a lawyer is either a social engineer or parasite on society. a social engineer is a highly skilled percentive, sensitive lawyer who understands the constitution of the united states and knows how to explore its uses in solving the problems of local communities and in bettering conditions of underprivileged citizens. so attorney general lynch, we're grateful for your service to local and global communities, and it is my heartfelt appreciation that we welcome you back to campus here at howard university. so let's welcome the attorney general. >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you, dr. frederick, but also for your remarks and your commitment through this university to this issue of though day, what i think is the issue of the day, communi

just looking forward -- this is the first time i have .een the obamas are [inaudible] [inaudible] ms.onstant milstein and mr.ian khan. andhe honorable tony -- miss evan ryan. miss gayle king and ms. kirby bumpass. the honorable tony keenan and --s kristen bartow loney bartoloni. >> ms. rachel godwin and the honorable julius --. >> ashley biden. >> ms. casey only -- a lens and mr. christopher costello. the honorable and richard and mr. william davis. ms. -- and mr. colin omara. >> mr. john byner and miss emily byner. >> mr. rick stengel and mrs. .ary stangl the honorable jonathan winer and ms. libby lewis. the honorable bill padudo and mr. frank padudo. mr. carl ray. mr. johnny wright. >> the first one, i am so excited. i am glad to be here. oh god, i don't know. --ould probably have to say that was a lot of fun. >> what is the next step for you? >> i don't know. i probably will do more beauty and fashion. it is all out there. thank you. what they say. [applause] -- [indiscernible] jarvis and mr. sean west. mr. doug mills. .rs. catherine mills dr. paul boskin. mr. rutherford seidel and

ms. raddatz: what would you do differently than president obama? ms. clinton: i hope by the time i am president, we will have pushed isis out of iraq. i do think there is a good osel,. that we can take m . says he knows more about isis then the generals. he does not. there is a lot of important planning going on, and some of it is to signal to the sunnis and kurdish fighters that we all need to be in this, and that takes a lot of planning and preparation. i would go after baghdad. i would specifically target baghdad because the targeting of al qaeda leaders and i was involved with a lot of those operations, highly classified ones made a difference. i think that could help. i would also consider arming the kurds who has been our best partners in syria and iraq. i know there is a lot of concern about that in some circles, but i think they should have the equipment a need so that kurdish and arab fighters on the ground are the principal way that we take mr. cooper: we have a question from james carter. mr. carter. is, do youion devotedyou can be a preside

ms. sanchez? >> president obama had the first veto override of his presidency on a law allowing survivors of the september 11 attacks to sue saudi arabia for damages. the administration warned that this would have consequence for u.s. forces overseas. the senate voted 97-1 in favor of the override. how do you think you would have voted and why? rep. sanchez; i'm sorry, you're looking at her. is it for me? sorry. look, this bill will -- is being worked on as we speak. many of us have been on the phone calling and talking about how we change this bill so that it protects our uniformed people in other countries. i believe after the election we'll pass it. my husband is a retired united states army colonel and my youngest son is in the u.s. army. i want to make sure they are protected when they go overseas. marc: as you. atty. gen. harris: as a general matter, i support it that all people who have a grievance should have access to justice and access to a courtroom and again this may presented a clear contrast between me and my opponent. for examplings she voted in favor of the gun shield law that would shield

obama you feel in 2015 anymore, even burned. he was like a razzle-dazzle trailer that turned out to be a disappointing movie with mediocre box office. msdowd: i think in the craze of 2008, barack obama and ashelle you know, sold obama , i remember michelle saying, this is not about politics, this , more thanr souls politics, something cleaner, finer, fresher and people thought they were attorney, and in hollywood that was ground train thele but clinton machine. i think that people in hollywood who sort of changed sides and went with obama against the clinton machine did not think eight years later obama would put out the red carpet for the clinton machine because now all of these people are going to be pariahs, anyone that left the clintons before for obama. mr. lamb: why does president obama working so hard for mrs. clinton? ms. dowd: well, the first african-american president does not want his legacy erased by the most overtly racist candidate in modern times, certainly. michelle, too who is an amazing campaigner. i think that is about his legacy . more than about the clintons, although hillary is his hand-picked choice. he pushed bi

just looking forward -- this is the first time i have .een the obamas are [inaudible] [inaudible] ms. constant milstein and mr.ian khan. andhe honorable tony -- miss evan ryan. miss gayle king and ms. kirby bumpass. the honorable tony keenan and --s kristen bartow loney bartoloni. >> ms. rachel godwin and the honorable julius --. >> ashley biden. >> ms. casey only -- a lens and mr. christopher costello. the honorable and richard and mr. william davis. ms. -- and mr. colin omara. >> mr. john byner and miss emily byner. >> mr. rick stengel and mrs. .ary stangl the honorable jonathan winer and ms. libby lewis. the honorable bill padudo and mr. frank padudo. mr. carl ray. mr. johnny wright. >> the first one, i am so excited. i am glad to be here. oh god, i don't know. --ould probably have to say that was a lot of fun. >> what is the next step for you? >> i don't know. i probably will do more beauty and fashion. it is all out there. thank you. what they say. [applause] -- [indiscernible] jarvis and mr. sean west. mr. doug mills. .rs. catherine mills dr. paul boskin. mr. rutherford seidel a

josh: do you think the country is safer now than in 2008 when barack obama first took office? ms. shea-porter: this is a dangerous time around the world. to you i spent six years on the armed services committee. i know how committed men and women are in this country. not just democrats, but republicans. this has to be a nonpartisan issue. our national security is that important. we have work to do. but every single year, we have invested more and are really working hard to make sure that we catch terrorists, that we work with other countries, do what needs to be done. josh: terrorists. the president has said he wants to close guantanamo bay, says it sends the wrong message. some democrats disagree. where do you stand? ms. shea-porter: we had problems under the bush administration. we all know about that. no sense going back there. but i have confidence the military could do these trials. it has been way too long. what happened there was a really gitmo early on. ms. shea-porter: yes. it was a bad chapter. but i believe the military lawyers are typical of doing this. but this has dr

ms. trump: he was lead on, like egg on, from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> mrs. trump, who hasn't appeared much since giving a convention speech plaigiarized from michelle obama, admits the campaign has not been easy. ms. trump: press, it's very dishonest, and it's a lot of lies they've written also about me as my husband. >> that's a theme her husband is continuing in wisconsin tonight in one breath claiming the election is rigged against him while denying claims he's assaulted women. mr. trump the media is trying to : rig the election by giving false stories that have no validity. >> trump attacked hillary clinton on the news undersecretary of state patrick kennedy asked the fbi to change the classification of one of the emails sent from her private server. mr. trump in other words, the : state department was trying to cover up hillary's crimes of sending classified information on a server our enemies could easily access which is what we're talking about. >> those documents describe a quid puo classification. in exchange the state department would allow the fbi to place more agents overseas. the agencies say no deal ever happened. ed the other person on that tape :

ms. malone: well, i think that big guns with obama there. also the fact that it is harry reid's seat. they want to make sure -- it's a symbolic choice also in addition to the fact, you know, nevada has a base of voters that is the future of the democratic party in places like nevada and arizona where there are a lot of latinos. soledad: when we talk about missouri and you have kander v. blunt, kander the democrat. regardless of whether you love him or hate him, watching kander put together the ar-15 blindfolded was riveting tv. ms. malone: it is the power of television. he is a young guy and the fact that he does have military service on his record in a place like missouri where the down ballot -- it's pretty red in the presidential column, but down ballot people are more likely to consider a democrat. he promotes the idea i am a centrist democrat who can get stuff done in washington. soledad: and the following one ayotte and hassan, mostly because watching her gymnastics around trying to distance herself from donald trump, while also embracing the donald trump voter, has been really

in 2010, president obama as ms. lynch to resume her leadership of the united state's attorney's office in brooklyn. under her direction, the office successfully prosecuted numerous cases. a. lynch is the daughter of police officer and public library in. a quick reminder to join the conversation today on social media. we are at geopolitics on and twitter. without further do, please join me in welcoming michel martin and attorney general loretta lynch. [applause] >> welcome. >> thank you. >> welcome. thank you all for coming. to see me. [laughter] and the interest of transparency of full disclosure, i think it is appropriate to let everyone know that we do know each other. we did go to college together. we were not hanging out at the club -- not that we could afford it. just to let everybody know, we do know each other, but this is a professional conversation. we will be talking about policy, and i have never really had a chance to talk to you about your work before, so this is a treat for me, and i appreciate that. i

ms. clinton: i'm reminded of what my friend, michelle obama, advised us all. when they go low, you go high karen: the two candidates battled it out over clinton's emails and private server. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. karen: a may have avoided federal income tax. >> did you use that loss to avoid paying income tax? >> of course i do. she complains that donald trump took advantage of the tax code. why didn't you change it when you were senator? karen: and monday it is back to the battlegrounds. hillary clinton campaigns in ohio while donald trump is next door in pennsylvania. but no doubt this debate will loom large on the campaign trail. adrienne: neither candidate has any stops scheduled in wisconsin right now. but clinton's daughter chelsea will campaign for her mother in racine tomorrow. she'll speak at the living light community center at 1:45 p.m. everyone is invited, but you're asked to rsvp online. october surprises are shaking up the

ms. mcginty, you like everything about obama care. >> i do not like the fact we are precluded from negotiating the cost and the price of prescription drugs. that is absolutely wrong. and i think we need to make sure that there is affordable and choice in healthcare. but what i know for sure is that the senator, again, has been there for 18 years, and have we seen him take on the insurance companies? no. have we seen him take on the prescription drug companies? no. i will. >> senator toomey? >> well, what you just heard is katie mcginty advocate that we have even more government control, and it is the government that messed us up. remember these are the people who couldn't roll out a website. they couldn't. it was a disaster. and everything about this has been pretty much a disaster. 40% of all pennsylvanians have grand total of one choice in the individual exchange market. what kind of choice is that? what kind of competition is that? this is a failure. it has been an unbelievable failure. we need to go in complete at this different direction. what katie mcginty wants to do sex panned governme

ms. clinton: and as our wonderful first lady, michelle obama said, right here in new hampshire, "when theylow, we go high." [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: this election poses a very clear it choice on the middle class economy. when the middle class thrives, america thrives. as elizabeth said, she is a perfect example of how that works in america. so am i. so are everyone of you here. that is what i want for every here, including every young person in america. with your help, we will not only have elizabeth back in the senate, send maggie and carol and annie, and we will make the biggest investment in new jobs since world war ii. [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: what does that mean? that means jobs and infrastructure, our roads and tunnels, our ports, our water systems, there is a lot of great work to be done. those are jobs that cannot be exported. they have got to be done right here in new hampshire and across america. i want to invest in advance manufacturing. there are -- i know a lot of skeptics about that. they say we cannot compete in manufacturing anymore. i don't want us comp

ms. clinton: i don't want anyone to think this election is over. president obama: he doesn't have the temperament. at he does not interest in acquiring the knowledge. kenneth: trump says that he will release evidence to prove his accusers are lying. erika: hillary clinton, meantime, has submitted written answers to questions about her private email server. she was ordered to do so from the conservative legal firm judicial watch, which filed a freedom of information request. clinton responded 20 times that she couldn't recall information. she also claimed no one ever told her keeping a private server was legally questionable. the candidates are gearing up for their final debate before our own emily riemer will be there with pre and post debate coverage right here on newscenter5. a warning to those enrolled in the massachusetts health connector. board members are expecting confusion during next month's open enrollment. they say it's due to premium hikes and changes in eligibility. they're warning over 230,000 members to check their status and to shop around for bett

ms. alexandra wentworth. >> i am excited because it is the last state dinner. i'm excited to have some of li's food. it is a historic event. i love the obamas. it is the last state dinner. been to the -- my mother was social secretary for the reagan white house. someone who worked for the clinton white house. this is probably the last state dinner. this is my first the dinner as an adult. > fake diamond earrings. a real engagement ring and wedding band. what are you wearing? what? i think he wants me to leave. y gap,egan -- bab probably. mrs. kelly dibble and mr. andrew dibble. mr. great heard -- greg herd. ms. mckenzie smith and mrs. pam smith. the honorable sara hurwitz and berg --r lek and lackenberg. mr. jerry seinfeld and mrs. jessica seinfeld. [indiscernible] i have a couple of canoli one-liners. >> you are not italian. why are you here? >> we identify as italians. we spent a lot of time with family in italy. we almost exclusively eat italian food. >> are you going to drive around with the president again? >> that was just today. it is fun. it is cool. it is hard not to be overwhelmed when you think of the history. >> what are you most

lamb: why does president obama working so hard for mrs. clinton? ms. dowd: well, the first african-american president does not want his legacy erased by the most overtly racist candidate in modern times, certainly. michelle, too, and she is an amazing campaigner. i think that is about his legacy more than about the clintons, although hillary is his , hand-picked choice. he pushed biden aside for her. mr. lamb: you wrote in february, 2016, lyndon johnson said the two things that make politicians more stupid than anything else are sex and envy. with hillary there are three things -- sex, money and the need for secrecy. ms. dowd: yes, it is so weird that this campaign is like the revenge of the 1990's. both candidates are kind of good candidates in a weird way and all of these figures in the 1990's like newt gingrich and rudy giuliani are back. i don't -- i recently reread all of the biographies of hillary in my own, starting out covering her in 1992, very supportively. i was surprised when i went back and read it when she was running on health care. i wa

news contributor and former white house national security council staff member under the bush and obama msrst, jillian, to you. that's pretty tough to say the iranian deal made -- brought the nuclear program out of the middle east. >> right, but this is what the current administration believes. so, you know, kaine is going to be kind of lock step with that. i thought he did a good job last night in terms of defending his candidate's record. hillary clinton is a lot more hawkish. we were talking in the break about this. she never stands up and says these things, but he pointed out last night that she advocated for some really good policies early on that the administration rejected, like surging in afghanistan, which she ultimately convinced president obama to do, invading the compound that ultimately resulted in bin laden's death. >> she had nothing to do with that. >> yes, she did. >> that was her initiative? >> no, but she was one of the people that night in the situation room prodding president obama to go for it. >> let me just say, that surge was done during the campaign. he committed

ms. clinton: i really wish i could be the president our country needs right now. obama: it so interesting to me to see folks who talk tough but do not act tough. if you are tough, you do not make excuses. reporter: and protesters calling former president clinton a rapist. mr. clinton: they have had a very bad week, so they are doing the best they can. mr. trump: the stories are total fiction. they are 100% made up. they never happened. they never would happen. reporter: to hit his accuser on their looks. mr. trump: she would not be my first choice, that i can tell you. reporter: trump is questioning the timing of allegations. again, this new polls show that he is trailing clinton nationally and in battleground states. heather? heather: the final debate is wednesday in las vegas. our own emily riemer will be there with pre-and postdebate hospital. how a surgeon was able to remove a kidney from the wrong patient. heather: and caught on camera a , cruise ship scraping the underside of a bridge on the cape. harvey: a great, clear start to our weekend. if you go way west, yo

at the time of justice's death in february, president obama had nearly a full year left on his term. ms. mcginty, do you believe that the president should get to nominate to bring court justices for the entire four-year term? ms. mcginty: the constitution doesn't have many enumerated responsibilities for a united states senator, but one of them is that you advise and consent, all hearings where the president nominates someone to stand on the bench. senator toomey has been part of a hyper-partisan cabal that, for the first time in our country's history, has refused a hearing to a nominee the president put forward. the president is not asking for a rubberstamp, but a hearing. i would stand up and make sure any nominee got that hearing. it is not the first on the senator has done this. he single-handedly held out for 400 days a perfectly qualified judge, judge restrepo. today, the president has nominated someone to be the first african-american woman to serve on the third circuit, right here from allegheny county, and the senator won't even allow her a hearing. lynne: senator, your respons

ms. teachout: right. mr. faso: all of our decent comes up the river in barges. clearly the coast guard, which this obamadministration proposal, the coast guard is part of the homeland security. i do think that the proposal, as it surely stands, is something that i can support. ms. benjamin: can you support any modifications to the proposal? mr. faso: what i would like to see from the coast guard and from the industry, i would like to see the justification. if they say they need an anchorage for emergency situations, where there is a temporary need because of the because of some traffic backup in the port of albany, then i think that is the kind of discussion we should have. i think everybody wants to make sure that this traffic on the river, not just the barges that may be new because of the crew going down the river, but what about the barges that are taking which ms.g oil and -- teachout wants to tax? what about those barges? so we need to examine safety in the river to make sure our communities are protected and that commerce is done in a safe and efficient manner. ms. benjamin: we are close to the w

ms. clinton: if we do our job in 2016 --. okay. [cheering] chuck: president obama hitting the campaign trail for clinton went even further. president obama: democracy, itself, is on the ballot right now. chuck: abc news, new york. clinton will return to new hampshire on monday to rally for hillary clinton. he'll be in hanover and keene as well. mike: quite a few changes out there in terms of color over the past couple weeks and getting close to peak color right now in warner. we've reached peak across all of northern and central and western new hampshire. 50 to 80% elsewhere. a little bit less. still some nice color along the indicating cold temperatures. it is chilly, already below freezing in many spots across northern new hampshire. take a look even in this region down to 32 in keene. jaffrey city actually 32, keene at 31. already some frost and 30's in concord. getting very close to frost levels right now in the state capital. a little warmer to the south and east but still quite chilly in the lower to mid 40's heading for about 33 or 3 those temperatures taken

martha: what would you do differently than president obama is doing? ms.linton: i hope that by the time -- mr. trump: everything. ms. clinton: i hope by the time i am president that we will have pushed prices out of iraq -- pushed isis out of iraq. i do think there is a good chance we can take mosul. donald says he knows more about isis than the generals. no, he doesn't. there's a lot of reimporting planning going on. -- of very important planning going on. some of it is to signal to the sunnis and the kurdish peshmerga fighters that we all need to be in this. that takes a lot of planning and preparation. i would go after baghdadi. i would specifically target by daddy. i think our target -- target by aghdadi. i would specifically target him. i think the kurds have been our best partners in syria as well as iraq. i know there is a lot of concern about that in some circles, but i think they should have the equipment they need so that kurdish and arab fighters on the ground are the principal way that we take raqqa after pushing isis out of iraq. you know what