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you have a big breakdown from boston to theur 20 degrees. we see that this morning. clear skies, calm winds, mostly clear skies, at least above the ground level here. closer to some areas of fog once in a while. new bedford reduced visibility. norwood a little bit there. jaffrey new hampshire some fog. mostly sunny skies prevail throughout the day as we burn off any fog and low cloudiness and sunshine here to stay over the next couple days. gorgeous-looking afternoon. if you like the last couple afternoon, and tomorrow afternoon. we'll, in fact, warm it up closer to 70 this afternoon. tomorrow we run in the mid-70s and near 70 at the coastline. so kids need the light jacket this morning, but it's a quick bounce back in temperatures close to 70 degrees if not better than 70 this afternoon. at least away from the coastline. we get into the weekend. thinking right now much of the holiday weekend turns out fine. we'll track a few showers as a possibility in here later saturday, saturda saturday night, even these may be more scattered versus a solid line of rain for all o

years, theur presidential candidates turn the allitics to humor at smith dinner. >> i have traveled thequet circuit read never understood the legend sticks. how the absence of one individual can cause three of us to not have seen. >> i'm glad to see you here tonight. you want toy times give america back to the little guy. mr. vice president, i am that man. >> it is an honor to share the dais with a descendent of the al smith. your great-grandfather was my favorite kind of governor. the kind who ran for president and lost. >> a campaign can require a lot of wardrobe changes. blue jeans in the morning perhaps. a suit for a lunch fundraiser, sport coat for dinner. it is nice to relax and where wear around the house. easternn at 9:00 p.m. with the c-span radio app. arriving for the final state dinner. the guest list, some notable faces that you may see. sh ernst from the white house. along with business leaders. nancy pelosi will be there. rachael ray. chuck todd expected to be there. also, jerry seinfeld. with blake there shelton. these are people who got the coveted in -- invitation. ther

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on tv when they interviewed some of trump voters they are voting for trump specifically because of theur supreme court. which they have made racist decisions such as the voting rights act. i was wondering how does he find the polling on the supreme court? how does he control the ratio of republicans versus democrats and like i call personal polling. if you come across more republicans and democrats, how is that handled at the end of your polling survey? >> guest: let me go back to where the beginning of the campaign was and what was miss.o . . . decade, the country is off, wrong track. when you get the kind of numbers we have been seeing between 66% and 70%, that is not driven by just republicans are just independents or democrats. it is across the board. >> >> one of the things that i like to do that we don't go by the economic definition that we consistently get 70 or 72% of the american electorate to be middle-class. that is where i disagree a little bit but what was frustration more than anything. but they were frustrated but angry at both events of the equation. they were mad at the

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. >> medical evacuations of sick -- theured people could necessary conditions were not in place to ensure safe, secure, and voluntary evacuations of sick and critically wounded people and their families. amy: russian and syrian officials said rebels prevented civilians from leaving aleppo during the break in fighting, accusing them of taking human shields. in france, hundreds of police officers have begun clearing the refugee camp in calais known as "the jungle" ahead of its planned demolition. the first of nearly 7000 camp residents boarded buses monday morning bound for refugee centers elsewhere in france. the camp has been home to refugees from iraq, afghanistan, syria, sudan, somalia, and other war-torn regions who are seeking to reach england by crossing through the channel tunnel. overnight on sunday, some residents and their supporters protested, setting fire to portable toilets. police responded with volleys of tear gas canisters. an activist said many fear they'll be deported to another european country or sent home. >> may be about half, maybe a bit less, will leave of their own

theur week. craig. >> thank you. >>> we head overseas where secretary of defense ash carter is touching down in iraq as the crews are trying to take back the city of mosul. we have nbc's richard engel in erbil this morning. american general and get a battle field update in the campaign to drive isis out of the city of mosul. with every advance, there are more signs of isis brutality and radical intolerance. in the town of mosul, authorities cleared a church desecrated by the militants. they wrote the islamic state or the cross. that caliphate is shrinking. with the help of u.s. aircraft and jets launched from "uss eisenhower" in the mediterranean. isis is under attack in and around mosul. but finding isis without killing civilians is a challenge. >> bad guys mixed in with families. there are people in the wrong place at the wrong time. innocent civilians. >> reporter: advisors are on the ground too. we saw them in combat gear clearing bombs. it is the same job chief petty officer jason finan had.

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years, theur presidential candidates turn from politics to humor at the alfred smith memorial dinner to raise money for charities. at the new york waldorf hotel -- >> i have traveled the circuit for many years and i have never understood the logistics of dinners like this. and how the absence of one individual can cause the three of us to not have seats. >> mr. vice president, i'm glad to see you here tonight. you have said many times in this campaign that you want to give america back to the little guy. president, i am that man. [laughter] >> it's an honor to share the diet with the defendant of the great l smith. and your great-grandfather was my favorite kind of governor. [applause] >> the kind who ran for president and lost. right, a campaign can require a lot of wardrobe changes. blue jeans in the morning, perhaps. suits for a lunch fundraiser, scored codes for dinner, but it is nice to finally relax and where what we wear around the house. [laughter] -- watchthe l smith the alfred smith memorial dinner with donald trump and hillary clinton on c-span, c-span.org and listen with

theured authors include author of nothing ever dies, vietnam and the memory of four.eff chang, notes on race and resegregation. cramer, author of the politics of resentment, world consciousness in wisconsin and the rise of scott walker. and the weight of the spring, life and death in palestine. for more information about the wisconsin book festival and other upcoming events, go to book tv.org. week tiller one election day. secretaries of state and the cochairs of the presidential commission on administration look at the integrity of the electoral process. we will take you to the partisan -- the policy center at 10 a.m. eastern live on c-span. now debate between connecticut's u.s. senate candidates. richard blumenthal and republican state representative dan carter. wfsb in hartford, connecticut, this is one hour. now, eyewitness news presents the campaign 2016 u.s. senate debate. christ good morning and thanks for joining us on this very special edition of face the state. the united states senate debate featuring richard blumenthal and dan carter. >> thanks for joining

through but for the most part m afternoon will be dry more more sunshine.suns temperatures way up into theur 80's, anywherese between 77 and 85 degrees. so certainly warmer late this lh afternoon. one last day in the 80's. 80' everything changes foryt tomorrow and going into theoingh weekend. the cool weather, the the fall-like weather returns.ike it's going to hit us pretty to e hard this weekend, too.,oo 70 degrees right now in the hete city. manassas has dropped a little le bit from 72 down to 70. culpeper in the upper 60's and0' you just pick your placeour pla there. way up in westminster it's 64, is 67 degrees.degr so, that's where we're going.oig that's where we are. are here's where we're going.. again, lower 70's at 8:00 a.m.. i still think mostly cloudy. cld 78 by lunchtime. luntime. high temperature today here inru the city up to abouttyto a 83 degrees or so. o s yesterday we were in the 80's. the day before that we were infe the 80's. we got a big 80's run here but it's all going away. a much colder for the weekend. we. here's traffic this morning.rni erin como, how you doing. >>

they've had problems with theeme water being turned off in theur past and some peoplnee mightht question why state taxpayersaxpa should bail out a private priva entity. yes, the residents here need help but not so sure ifure i they'll feel the same about the couldn't he dough board.e ho back to you.o y. >> excellent point, mel.mel >> a lot of questions here.esti. al >>> a flan knee in prince george's county is facing's cmuourder and child abuse chars after police sayhi sldhe force d an eight month old baby whoab wo died. the victim's home surveillance shows the nanny napping whenpinn the crying child comes up to c hehir in a walker. she's eight months old so we s w need to figure out the factsheas here. police say she tried to feeded t the little girl but the toddler refused the bottle. b we're going get the aget e ag together. the annie has been accused ofuso pouring large amounts ofuntsf 30 seconds.30 secon the child appears to squirmo s and resist. moments later she becomes bec unresponsive. an autopsy revealed the baby bay died of asphyxiation.xiatn. >> early voting gets under way. w

and look at this line in georgia, people lined up to cast theur ballots today, if you believe donald trump, many of those votes will never be counted. return to >> reporter:billy bush, the man caught on tape reacting to trump's obscenities has just been fired from the today show. he was suspended after the tape's release te days ago. >>"it's rigged" medley >> reporter:in the last days of a sputtering campaign, donald trumpp is painting himself as a victim of a global conspiracy to deny him the presidency. the forces against him ranging from international bankers, fbi administrators and most of all. >>corrupt media all made up lies lies, total lies. >> reporter:onnce again he takes on criticis in his own party, calling them naive for denying the danger of voter fraud. at trump tower in new york, democrats had a different message. >>"this election will not be rigged. this election will demonstrate the power of women." >> reporter:hillary clinton enjoys a 20 percent margin among female voters in the polls, although the relase of the access hollywood tapes did not move the numbers much.

. >> medical evacuations of sick -- theured people could necessary conditions were not in place to ensuresafe, secure, and voluntary evacuations of sick and critically wounded people and their families. amy: russian and syrian officials said rebels prevented civilians from leaving aleppo during the break in fighting, accusing them of taking human shields. in france, hundreds of police officers have begun clearing the refugee camp in calais known as "the jungle" ahead of its planned demolition. the first of nearly 7000 camp residents boarded buses monday morning bound for refugee centers elsewhere in france. the camp has been home to refugees from iraq, afghanistan, syria, sudan, somalia, and other war-torn regions who are seeking to reach england by crossing through h the channel tunnel. overnighght on sunday, some residents and their supporters protested, setting fire to portable toilets. police responded with volleys of tear gas canisters. an activist said many fear they'll be deported to another european country or sent home. >> may be about half, maybe a bit less, will leave of their

. >> medical evacuations of sick -- theured people could necessary conditions were not in place to ensuree, secure, and voluntary evacuations of sick and critically wounded people and their families. amy: russian and syrian officials said rebels prevented civilians from leaving aleppo during the break in fighting, accusing them of taking human shields. in france, hundreds of police officers have begun clearing the refugee camp in calais known as "the jungle" ahead of its planned demolition. the first of nearly 7000 camp residents boarded buses monday morning bound for refugee centers elsewhere in france. the camp has been home to refugees from iraq, afghanistan, syria, sudan, somalia, and other war-torn regions who are seeking to reach england by crossing through h the channel tunnel. overnighght on sunday, some residents and their supporters protested, setting fire to portable toilets. police responded with volleys of tear gas canisters. an activist said many fear they'll be deported to another european country or sent home. >> may be about half, maybe a bit less, will leave of their own

that will stand up and say no to citizens united, a decision that has undermined the election system theur country because of way it permits a dark, unaccountable money to come into our electoral system. withe major disagreements my opponent about these issues and others that will be before the supreme court. i feel that at this point in our country's history, it is important that we not reverse marriage equality, that we not way, -- rovey versus wade, that we stand up against citizens united, for the rights of people in the workplace, that we stand up and basically say that the supreme court should represent all of us. see the court, and the kind of people i would be looking to nominate to the court would be in the great tradition of standing up to the powerful, standing up on behalf of our rights as americans, and i look forward to having that opportunity. senate would do its job and confirm the nominee that president obama has sent to them. that is the way the constitution fundamentally should operate. the president nominates, and and the senate advises consents or not, but goes forward

and theur 2010 dodd-frank wall street reform law. a stolen e-mail wikileaks said was to campaign chairman john podesta reveals, clinton decided to oppose the tpp trade deal she once supported even before seeing the final version, contrary to her latest claims. an advisor writing, "if she weighs in now without viewing the document, some in labor might wonder why she didn't just donald trump and rudy giuliani pouncing on this. >> she is getting bombarded by wikileaks and she needs something to save her because the stuff she says in those e-mails is disqualifying for being president of the united states. >> reporter: the clinton campaign firing back blaming russia suspected by the fbi of being behind the hacks of those e-mails. at the same time, vladimir putin on sunday saying that they were not trying to steal anything or influence the u.s. elections. but is reported exclusively, the cia is planning a covert plan to launch a cyber response to all of this if russia does not stop. at the same time, there are also e-mails from last summer

. >>> theure ureuro is getting c here.ut to rick santelli of the santelli exchange. >> we will talk about that. thank you, sarah. and i would like to talk to my colleague, mark. thanks for taking the time. >> my pleasure, rick. >> let's look at what the betting sites say, hillary clinton. >> by far, a landslide. >> what in her plan -- we'll see. what in her plan will give us growth? it's a status quo plan, to be sure, and not much in the way of reducing taxes. land gdp now, mark, on august 5g9 was 3.8. it's 2.1. let's talk your perceptions of growth. >> the government also puts out the gross output statistic, second quarter will be coming out next thursday. but it already has shown three quarters of actual business recession. it's a mild business recession. but it's definitely a business recession. and so what i would think is that this is why the federal reserve has done all the heavy lifting and why the money supply is growing very rapidly. they're not raising interest rates. m2 is increasing at a 10% rate, fastest rate

michael moore, with all your years off theur bank desks, is he a fall guy or was he involved in this?elling strategy that led to these incentives being pushed , the hard targets being pushed on the employees. so it was his strategy. and in some ways, he is the fall guy in that they needed to quell some of this here over the bank and he took it upon himself to do that and be that person. but certainly, there were two sides to this. guy johnson, one story on this. i was on stage with john stumpf a few years ago and i have a great respect for the gentleman. he started out with nothing in minnesota. was talkingmpf about stores. stop thet nuts and discussion. i said they are not stores. you don't collate branch a store. psychologically, that doesn't fit with the american idea of inking. and there it was. he said they are a store or consumer -- and you wonder if that alludes to the decisions that were made over 5-6 years. whatif you think about happened in banking, we , otherely solid here started to get into banking. so you saw a tesco crush shelling into insurance and banking and other th

washington.ashingt mild start to the day feels likl late august with these temperatures currently in theurs uppe cr 60s. fredericksburg 67.icksburg 61 up in frederick. weak cold front will bring us bg cloud cover this afternoon andnd hold the numbers down a littlent bit. so yesterday we were flirtingren with record high temperatures ii think we'll temper it down at little bit today. bit t. warm air mass for this time of year, about, let's calculate 12 to 14 years above normal latermr today. daytime high. 80 tomorrow.omrow. let me mention there might be ae quick shower this afternoon buto it will be very light and widely scattered. ytything we get. best chance for rain will bencel friday an cool weekend for all things october.er saturday and sunday. >> going to feel more like le october. >> blustery and cool on saturday. blust >> okay. >> all right. we'll skip right through askip season then. >> get to erin and get a look at >> it's been a big mess outut there. dealing with delays on metro no longer single. earlier track problem outsidede rosslyn with problems on thehe silver, orange and blu

theur state, based on survey of which i am the director released recently, the number line issue -- thenderlying issue is the economy and jobs. taking a backseat to other demographics this timeout. you mentioned the cuban vote which has been solidly republican, but now the younger cubans are leaning more democratic. you cannot say the hispanic vote is all cuban and all republican, because frankly not cuban hispanics outnumber cubans. they leaned heavily toward the democrats. puerto rico's are the big story this timeout. the biggest change in terms of hispanics since the 2012 election has been a huge influx, because the island's economy has been crashing. many have moved to the central florida area, orlando. more in tampa as well. the two areas, the i-4 corridor, the big story is the influx of puerto ricans. the democrats have been making some inroads there host:. -- inroads there. host: when they moved to florida, what is it like for them to change their residency and vote? person becomes a citizen regardless of whether -- or comes to this country and can cast their vote, it means so mu

theur state, based on survey of which i am the director released recently, the number line issue -- the underlying issue is the economy and jobs. taking a backseat to other demographics this timeout. you mentioned the cuban vote which has been solidly republican, but now the younger cubans are leaning more democratic. you cannot say the hispanic vote is all cuban and all republican, because frankly not cuban hispanics outnumber cubans. they leaned heavily toward the democrats. puerto rico's are the big story this timeout. the biggest change in terms of hispanics since the 2012 election has been a huge influx, because the island's economy has been crashing. many have moved to the central florida area, orlando. more in tampa as well. the two areas, the i-4 corridor, the big story is the influx of puerto ricans. the democrats have been making some inroads there host:. -- inroads there. host: when they moved to florida, what is it like for them to change their residency and vote? person becomes a citizen regardless of whether -- or comes to this country and can cast their vote, it means so

forward of iraqi dead at plus 14 billion in terms of direct aid of the overall allied contribution not theurso you have a situation of credibility and you voted for the war then you declared wrong war wrong place wrong time.the troops whe and then the troops and many did the equipment and fuel and the ammunition. you're not credible on iraq with enormous inconsistencies with john kerry and you have citedu and time after time during the course of the campaign of the political pressure ofer the moment is re your act. that he has the conviction to carry through. >> but the vice president just said is a complete distortion the american people saw john kerry on thursday night the donalde the vice president to tell them what they saw he was strong with conviction and resolute to do everything to keep the american people troops oh success and iraq we have troops on the ground and because they have created a haven for terrorists. >> it would be a lot more credible if there was a record to back it up but there isn't you cannot use talk tough and a 90 minute debate to obscure the 30-year record in the