host: paul taylor, i will give you a chance to respond.e you do that i want to poll from s a recent the economist that came out september 10 through 13. first poll asks how feel about hillary clinton and dark 30 and those under whether they are enthusiastic and satisfied and light blue 30.e under next column over dark those dissatisfied and over 30 dissatisfied and upset. ou can see the differencing between these two going to the same question but about republican candidate donald again split up by age group how do you feel about donald trump. under 30 just over 0% are enthusiastic and those over 30 reaching 20%. those dissatisfied under 30 well 30% and those over 30 bout 3% say they are dissatisfied. your interpretation. guest: just to respond to the caller, i think she states it correctly. if you align the policy views of ideals with the policy proposals by the is lopsided toward hillary clinton. the notable thing is, however, she's in the surveys underperforming among this group and i think that does have to do with the fact into she's

author paul taylor talks about his book. and harvard institute of politics director, will discuss issues important to millennials. there views of campaign 2016 and the voting history. he sure to watch c-span's washington journal sunday mornings. join the discussion. >> hoping to feel -- filled the seat being vacated by mike pence. erik cole come, democrat john great and libertarian rex bell. this is about an hour. >> good morning, and welcome to the indiana debate commission's first debate of the general election season. we are coming to you from lawrence north high school in marion county, indiana. have three candidates competing for the position of governor. currently held by make pants, whois running -- mike pence is running on the vice presidential ticket. the winner will go on to serve as indiana's 51st state governor. web albright, i am proud to be your moderator. i am a political science professor at the university of indianapolis, as well as the host of wic ours positively politics. politics will debate about the iss

paul taylor writes about it in his book, "the next america." talking about the role of millennials this election cycle. ♪ host: good morning. it is sunday, october 2, 2016 on today's three-hour "washington journal." which party will control the the senate next congress. we will look at the baby boomers and millennial generations in recent elections. we will focus on the white house. a new york times story yesterday offered a look at donald trump's tax records. according to documents, donald trump pa

taylor. decision 2016 now:republican presidential candidate donald trump ?will? be back in southeast wisconsin on paul ryan, governor scott walker and senator ron johnson at an event in elkhorn. it will be held at the walworth county fairgrounds starting at 1:30. doors open at 11. tickets are required. chelsea clinton is scheduled to campaign in wisconsin on monday. today, the former first daughter is in minneapolis on behalf of her mother, encouraging voters to register and vote early. early voting started two weeks ago in minnesota. the second presidential debate is this sunday. the same night the ck giants. today's tmj-4 is airing the packers game. if you would like to watch the presidential debate, we will be streaming it on our website, our app and on facebook live. new revelations following the deadly crash of a commuter train in hoboken, new jersey. coming up... just how fast that train was going, when it slammed into a waiting area. and this is a live look at lauderdale-by-the-sea in florida--- as a massive storm named matthew nears landfall and two million people are more news now.students re

volunteer volunteeri'm voting for paul ryan and i'm voting for donald trump regardless of what happens between them." "stop about this or that" burlington republican volunteer taylor wishau also frustrated by the trump-ryan feud.taylor wishaugop volunteer "my frustration is that i just wish they would focus on the issues and stay on point. that's really it for me." and we'll get a better idea of how voters statewide feel when we see new marquette law school poll tomorrow afternoon. burlingtondavid ade cbs 58 news. 3 four weeks from tonight... we will find out who our new president is.stay with cbs 58 bring you team coverage of all of the important local and national races.that's november 8th right here on cbs 58. 3 moments of terror for an 85-year old milwaukee man after he was robbed by a group of people holding sticks. now police have arrested a group of suspects. suspects. cbs 58's jocelyne pruna spoke with the man who was robbed and she joins us live from milwaukee's north side., lee brown says he was pulling up to his driveway when he was with sticks. this is near 52nd street and auer it was around 5:15 in the afternoon and brown had just gone grocery shoppin

taylor: earlier yesterday trump n offensive, saying that paul ryan is weak.d yesterday offered good news for hillary clinton. a survey from nbc and "the wall street journal" gives her a nine ,oint lead over donald trump 46% to 37%. it was conducted over three days before and after sunday's debate. 49%ton leads by 11 points, to 38% in a pri atlantic bowl. that poll was taken after the trump and clinton were tied at 43% each two weeks ago. lawyers were the only surviving suspect -- lawyers of the only surviving suspect say they will no longer defend him. because he has chosen to remain silent in a protest in his prison cell. and identify others who might have had connection to the november 13 attacks, which killed 130 people. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more i am taylorntries, riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: let's get through the equity markets right now. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, and get right to a discussion of american growth. futures in stasis. a weaker euro along with sterling, and oil el

. >> hi my name is paul smith first, i want to thank you for the chance to talk tonight my wife and i live where the terrace opens to taylortreet have buildings on both sides of the aisle of us and a lot of it and love that alley when i saw the plans when jumped out to me how large the windows were or how close the buildings are to each other this matters for two reasons it seems enconsistent with the proposition of the neighborhoods windows and also makes we wonder in some day i'll have buildings next to me with huge windows that stair both me bedrooms first, the inconsistent the retained said they should make the alladin terrace building more in keeping with the vertical perspiration of the neighboring buildings so the new plans in revision 5 is the dimension reduced and also a previous version added vertical to those windows this is great this is welcome improvements to the windows on the alladin terrace but no changes have been made to the larger windows facing each other across the supergreen court that brings me to the second point the reason this matters is privacy s big windows in the intercourt are not facing towa

taylor swift situation, bad blood. when i listened to you interview singer not that long ago -- >> yeah, it was two years ago paul singert. i mean, it was just horrendous. i mean, he's basically talking about this company running a slam campaign against him, about how the company is not really a company as much as a clan. and i felt that he would just walk away. obviously this guy doesn't quit. >> no. he is nothing if not relentless, which i've known is a shared characteristic of a number of people in his position. it will get you far in life being relentless. but that's a story for another day. specific to samsung we'll see if the stock reacts, and their focus is on samsung electronics, but of course you've got all these interlocking businesses that are associated with it. and it's not the easiest thing here what they're proposing, jim, in terms of creating op co and hold co and getting one to buy back shares from another and merging in cnt, that's the one they had the battle over. we'll see if they can really gain some traction here with shareholders. but it is certainly going to be something worth watching, especiall

paul bulcke about what that means for prices of goods. this is bloomberg. ♪ michael m.: good morning. tom michael mckee in for keene this morning. let's get the bloomberg first word news from taylornald trump has underscored his contention that the election is rigged against him. at the debate in las vegas, he accept to say you would the election results if he loses. hillary clinton called the comment horrifying. they squared off on another issue, the economy. >> i am going to create tremendous jobs. 1%,re bringing gdp from which is what it is now, from 1% of two 4%, and i actually think we can go higher. i think we can go from 5%-6%. we have a tremendous machine. we will have created a tremendous economic machine, once again. hillary clinton: his whole plan is to cut taxes to give the biggest tax break ever to the wealthy and corporations, adding $20 trillion to our debt and causing the kind of dislocation that we have seen before. truly will be trickle down economics on steroids. the plan i have will produce greater opportunities. the plan he has will possibly lead to another great recession. taylor: a poll found that clinton won the debate, , 39% for trump. with national secur

paul weighs in. stay with us. a big hour ahead. in the race for the white house a push for the candidates to win over new polls showing him that kidnapping taylorton. the democratic nominee talking about the economy and ohio. her trip comes as the "washington post" abc news poll shows her trunk and trump in the first debate. joining us now as arkansas governor and candidate himself, mike huckabee. governor, good to see you. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for montrÉal. good to be with you today. maria: the next presidential debate next sunday. what do you think donald trump will do differently next sunday as it relates to the first debate? >> i think he will go on the tackle whole lot more with hillary clinton starting at the beginning. he will be on the defensive about this tax returns but he just needs to push back as hard as he can either as early as march, and to release those tax returns. there is nothing good that is going to come out of it. a lot of americans don't know because the press won't tell you this. nothing in the law says you have to release tax returns. he have to release a statement of financial interests which