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one claim toins collude transcripts clinton gave to goldman sachs. while they have not been confirm order verified by abc news critics say they show clinton's tough tk got a lot less tough in private. another expressing to beco. >>> the third debate ars wednesday night here on abc 7. it will be live and you can watch the entire thing wednesday starting at 6:00 here on abc 7. >> coming up at 9:00, kaepernick took a knee today. >>> and a bay area man serving life in prison. those stories and more when we continue. they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. >>> colin kaepernick did not get a warm welcome in buffalo today. the crowd booed as he returned as the team

. >> tomorrow night homestead has a chance toin conference play undefeated. >> the team confidence is an all-time high and we're working together. >> so teams better watch out because last year homestead won the division two championship. this year, if they take home the gold ball again, it would be the first time in school history they repeat as statehamps. >> that's the goal every year, get back to camp, win a state championship, but can't do that. if you -- you got to take it one >> is that what you thought about, to win? >> only in my dreams. it could be possible if we work hard enough. >> dreams come true. >> they do. >> homestead highlanders, congratulations. team of the week, way to go, guys. >> homestead was last year's team of the year, so congrats to >> charles: steve has a preview of what's next on the now milwaukee. >> it was an encounter with one of the passengers that changed the drivers' outlook on life. how that moment inspired a random act of kindness and what she wants you to do, coming up next on the now milwaukee so stick around. >> charles: we will. looking forwar

right now in the mountains toin -- -- 20s. it covers the entire metro area and most of north eastern colorado. also frost advisories in the darker blue out east. carson and yuma under frost isolated. cold until mid morning and then things warm up. we have another afternoon of sunshine and 60s. denver hitting 67 and greeley 66 and fort collins 65. will be colder. details on it in just a few. >>> no super slick conditions like we saw in the high country yestday but be careful on the western slope. a decent ride on i-25. i watched him pick up the cones at arapahoe. the rest of the construction project around town as you see on the map are getting picked up. no lingering delays up highway 34 driving to dia. easy drive on pena. >>> denver seven has been tracking problems on the rtd a- line between union station and dia. >> most of you know about the break down and delays but few know about the crime rates at stations and on board the train. jason gruenauer has the new report. >> reporter: good morning, denver seven sustaining ob wh

sterling picking up 2 toin 25 inches of rain. based on radar, see where the strongest band of rain was falling. in this area, inch to an inch and a half. and go to the side of it, it dropped on off dramatically. if you are driving here, be careful. the roadways has a lot of here's where we are seeing the heaviest bands and that's the issues we are having. over to the south, they go down here. that's why we are seeing very heavy rains. this is where you are seeing the heaviest rain up towards the north. get to the city ap look at that, barely any showers. you have to go to the west. and as you look to the north shore, offshore, you are starting to see more. same thing as you look to the south shore, more bappeds of showers out to the west. they are going to work their way in. the heaviest opportunity for rain is between now and midnight tonight. after midnight, we start to wind things down. temperatures don't change much. scattered showers here and there, which means tomorrow, will be halfway decent. tomorrow morning at 11:00, we

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house and leaving with a w there is no better feeling than that, however, it's an even better feeling toin home and put my feet up on my couch within the hour instead of having to sit on a plane, and not to look too far ahead, but winning at home giving us momentum to go into a huge game on thursday. so we have to get this one. >> and the world series shifts to chicago for the next three games. all of the talk surrounding the kyle. he has been the spark especially in game two, but he hasn't been cleared to play in the field and right now the cubs can only use him as a pinch hitter for the next three d games. >> this is the ultimate malgoal, the world series and to win it all, and obviously that is a lot of a ab adrenaline, around so yt yows and you go from there. >> you have to wonder if he is going to be cleared the next games because he really is the team's spark. >> and before we go tonight, game 3 as you just heard, the rararity of it as if that is not away a free taco for any stolen base in the game, either team. and because of lindor's efforts you can get one free taco on wednesday,

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. >> if you talk toin businessmen that is what you hear but the problem with that there has not been a change in the level of complaints of regulation since before the year of the crisis. so i dunno to what extent that is true but i have impressed by how much mendez some point somebody who is serious about growth to goy through the regulatoryan framework to figure out how i amhange it. i am sure you have read those famous works to one economist to try to see why it is after world war two days grew faster than those that won the war. his conclusion they get a lot of cobwebs over the course of time. and the compromises tend not to go away because of those people in the political process. so we're wipes all the way to start again. that is not what we shouldti be looking for. but it is certainly true that there is something like that hanging around in the western economies that have been there for a long time without much civil strife. and it could be something. it doesn't take more than a political change. doesn't take more for much more digital services with those demographics. one of

at this camp, housing some refugees from mosul, they separate the men on arrival toin these men told us they welcome it because they fled here to be safe. but ahmed, who came from hawija in the south, is accused of being an isis fighter. he admits that his father and two brothers joined the extremists, but is adamant that he did not. why did you flee now? why not before? "we heard there was an amnesty for people, even they had family "so i came to find out." he can only join the other refugees if he can prove he's innocent. awakened to the mosul offensive, isis is out-gunned and out-manned, but fighting back with its trademark guerilla tactics, suicide attacks and car bombs, digging networks of tunnels, and launching surprise town 200 miles west of baghdad. planting the fighters among desperate refuge refugees to wre violence is a tactic isis will find hard to resist. thins is offensive began, the united nations has received unconfirmed reports of massacres in mosul, scott, including the killing of 50 police officers >> pelley: holly williams on the battlefield for us tonight. holly,

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deking hours after vladimir toin suspended a treaty decrease risk of nuclear proliferation.donald trump's were the focus. hillary clinton ripped trump over a report he may have paid no federal taxes for years. she says he represents the rate system he claims he is going to change. meanwhile, trump boasted of the way he used the tax code. andtrump: as a businessman real estate developer, i have legally used to tax laws to my benefit, and to the benefit of my companies, my investors, and my employees. i mean, honestly, i have brilliantly -- i have brilliantly used those laws. taylor: trump also said that people who make the mistake of underestimating him are in for their biggest prize. hurricane matthew may be catastrophic for haiti. the storm skirted jamaica, but started to hit southwestern haiti with life-threatening winds and torrential rain. haiti is the poorest nation in the western hemisphere, still recovering from the deadly earthquake that hit in 2010. news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 26 hundred journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloo

toin commission, we try manage the fiscal situation of member states so it is serious. , that weo control to do more on the especiallyside, and on the economy of the future and also on human capital. -- the, the dimension commission is pushing forward investment. we have a plan of 250 billion euros. we decided to double it. it's working right now, that we need to have more. a digital economy, future mobility, energy, human capital, we need to be a much stronger economy if we want to recover. facing --o >> were you disappointed in bratislava? in strasburg? those meetings, did you want more out of those? important is to exist. the 27 other members can say, we are moving forward. taxation commissioner. i would like us to do more on the economic. there we need to do more. even if we have some discussions with our american friends on apple, which i insist is an anti-american decision. >> the problem child of europe, is it italy? >> italy is a founding member, the third economy in the .urozone we are addressing the issues, we are discussing them. we are discussing fiscal situation. italy will m

night, fans could get their i team has exclusive video of a thief stealing a car while child backseat toin a happen right outside of a busy day care. my daughter was in the car. i was that close to losing my car -- my child. his seven -year-old in the backseat. momm in the daycare dropping off herda babies didn't know what ws happening. incredibly before the badkno guy were starting off with a child he slammed on the brakes the girl scrambledth out the girl td her the men had a gun. not sure if he struggled him that he letter out the daycare videocamera see t everything. as a thief left the child out, he started to get l out but a police car happened to pass by then the cook took off. she left the keys on the front seat. left her purse with credit cards and her seven -year-old in the backseat. happen to see the actual car gettingac stolen he saw all of this happen. later, even solid back i had walked around the car before he still it pitted happened so c fast, i believe in childcare centers, surveillance is ae mus. she left the keys of the car, let the kid in thee car. information and hers

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apple and it has a very loyal customer base which is growing, not at the pace we would like, loyal and toinnd more money with apple on a bunch of different products. emily: i did speak with the apple cfo yesterday and asked about the samsung issue and said they could not tell how much this has impacted them. we've beend is seeing so many android switchers to the ios platform. presumably they will have more information by the end of next quarter. what is your take? there was a little disappointment that they are not making more hey. apple can always surprise us. this could be a great holiday season for them. a projection and they don't know if that revenue is going to be $78 billion. it could be higher than that. the thing you have to remember is samsung is going to come back with a vengeance as soon as they 8 out.t the in china, they have to deal with a lot of low-cost competitors. concernn area of great that you have to take into consideration. down 32%venue in china year over year. thank you so much for stopping by. joins up, ginni rometty us live from the world watson conference in las v

say he's looking at two audiences last night certainlywo independentepn along here but also trying toin reassure republicans who may be considering bolting.ti we'veng seen a number of them do that in recent days. the telling thing will bee a little bit later this morning mg they will be a conference call amongg house republicans talkink specifically about trump and trump's campaign and will see whethers t they feel better thir morning as a result of his performance last night. doug luzader joining us liveng u from st. louis. thanks for. bein morning we appreciate it. all right. we'll get another check of youry weather on this monday. we want to see how the rest of weats work week is looking and e very important forecast for the columbus day paradef iorn littlt itay today.. that's right it will stay pretty chilly i think willtod be lower middle 50s by noontime today.a widespread 30s sharp at 38. bainbridge 37. spots back7 up to the lowerhe lr middle 40s here.er the 57 fox eight temperatureper runats a little pot a little whe upon where you live temperatures vary quite a bit especially in

toin, i think she is going beat him with the latino vote in colorado. suburban swing voters, which i think she will gain in a dominant way. >> as you said before, the map has narrowed. the donald trump campaign has this proposition, "we will go all in." he did do a week long a bus tour in pennsylvania or wherever they --ose combinations -- let us assume that i would -- iowa is safe. >> your campaign is a little less optimistic about this. let's it we get the last three weeks, and he has those pretty well to join. he could campaign in four states. he could campaign in florida and north carolina in any other two that could get him over the top. at that point, you are running for governor in four states at the same time. he can pour money and an republican allies. and republican allies. nowhe end, you are saying that if you look at the national map he cannot get to 270. isn't it possible that a guy that is willing to drop a lot of money to go into four states in three weeks? no,ote, because the -- because the product matters here. he is a flawed product. h

the latest poll shows callying toin with a 6 point lead over trump in the battle ground state. >> thelayed taye kyle is threatening to leave the u.s. if donald trump becomes president. >> (indiscernible). >> i would move south. >> sienna miller says trump's candidacy was funny initially until i realized it wasn't a joke. already other stars who vow to relocate if trump takes office. >> something else to say about the election at least on twitter clark and brian kilmeade is here to talk about that. going to talk about it on "fox & frien friends." >> i just got word. >> clayton if you do green light the segment you tell the sheriff you cancel it. you have a way. >> sheriff david clark will be on with us. he is firmly in the trump camp. he had a tweet getting a lot of action. it is incredible institutions of government white house congress and doj and big mede kwhia are ru corrupt. all we do is... pitch forks time. it is time to take to the streets and make sure things are on the up and up. he will expand on that thought when he joins us at about 8:50. we also saw peter schweitzer. we ar

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but when you get out into the suburbs we think it's going toin be # 2 to 30 inches and 40 inches plus obviously for those high spots. even down through the lower southern maryland area and even to 18 inches.to this would be an above averagee winter for us with colder than normal temperatures and here ise why we're basing our rationaleia on the fact that there's going to be kind of a neutral wackily pineapple the gulf of alaska has a huge warm blob of water up there and that's been there for three years.ars. we've had three above averageage winters. cool for us above normal snow with the clippers bringing us br the bulk of our snow.w. > will we get another big snowstorm this the odds of that are low to bring us a 30-inch dropping.h but they're not zero. we have much more detail on fox 35 d.c.c. look for our winter outlook and mike thomas did a tremendous amount of research and put his heart and soul into it and he'ss really accurate.re thisal is his thing. check it out tonight. here's the snow. we have a little bit of snow and maybe some significant for burlington and up into new engla

some people are not happy about this d to the toin, right? >> this was certainly her reaction when this show in tampa took a little by the more of a political turn over the weekend. it was something not everyone wanted to hear. in fact some audience members left their seat during the show. as something schumer talked about while performing in new york tuesday night at madison square garden. we did obtain an excerpt of the take a listen. >> dearest tampa i'm sorry you didn't want me a comedian who talks about what she believes in to mention the biggest thing going on in our country right now. how could i think it was okay to spend 5 minutes having a peaceful conversation with someone who with duft views? >> after this show, i want you to know i will go straight to a me how to make all people happy. now we obtained permission to share that dlip with you. schumer performed at amalie arena on sunday. and a clip of that performance on youtube has been removed due to a copyright claim. but we can tell you during that performance schumer stood on st

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governor of south carolina, nikki haley, ordering people on the coastal cities of south carolina to begin toin im. she's going to try to move 1 million people 100 miles inland, this with the help of the national guard. there are already gas lines forming in south carolina, it's not clear that the storm is going to hit there, but certainly in an abundance of caution, she's trying to move 1 million people inland. there's a state of emergency in south carolina. also in parts of north carolina, there's a state of emergency and here in florida. so far, no similar move by either of those governors. strong warnings here in florida, from the governor, tropical storm watches and hurricane watches, but no dramatic move here yet in florida to mirror that what we've seen in south carolina. shepard, back to you. >> not yet. a beautiful if windy and surf's up day on south beach. we'll be right back from longwood university in farmville, virginia, with some final thoughts before we head off to "your world with neil cavuto." stay here. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a jo

[laughter] now is toining us louse from washington. it is a fun event. what happened last night?lighthearted opportunity for the two of them to have been involved in a harsh and biting campaign to take a more lighthearted approach to their political differences. we saw donald trump make a few jokes and hillary clinton do the same. it started off very lighthearted. as the night wore on and the jokes were on, they became more harsh. we saw donald trump get booed for some of his jokes calling hillary clinton corrupt and saying she hates catholics. that did not go over well with the crowd. hillary clinton was received more favorably by the crowd. her jokes were mostly seen as funny. she took some harsh attack that donald trump as well. but for the most part, she was able to get through it without any boos. oliver: who was that crowd exactly? smith dinner, al an annual event in new york that raises money for catholic charities. it was a charity event. it is usually in good humor. people spend a good amount of money. this is the new york elite crowd spending as much as $3000 for a seat

figure out my answer to the question is my answer to the previous question which is let's find a way toin repatriate the $2 trillion overseas and bring it back here and invest. he said you raised the gas tax i don't think anybody here believes that he would raise the gas tax. >> i want to ask yo you do you believe that a lot of mr. glenn supporters are deplorable? >> bennet: absolutely not. >> moderator: does a fantastic short answer. it's undeniable that mr. trump's candidacy has ignited racist anti-semitic fervor and you can quantify how large that is but we all see it and do you blame mr. trump for any of that? >> glenn: when it came time to call the candidate out he didn't do it. >> are you willing to go on wreck her and ask for hillary clinton and say she was wrong, will you say that? >> bennet: i didn't have to because she apologizedrong and e immediately. >> moderator: you don't have to take a poll, you've actually do that when it happens. >> i appreciate where you're coming from but we can only spend so much time. the question to you, senator you voted with the democratic party ro

turn 2016 into an actual wave election that could help democrats get the 30 seats they would need toin majority? our pal at the cook political report rated these 19 house districts across the country as pure tossup races. 17 are held by republicans. just two by democrats. if this does become a wave election, democrats would probably win the lion share of those races. throw those in. add in several seats that democrats are likely to win largely because of redistricting that took place in florida and virginia and the democrats could categories. however, for this truly to be a wave election, democrats are going to have to score upsets in places republicans normally win. so these are the 12 lean republican races across the country. there are three that i'm going to pay special attention to on election night. kansas city, des moines and indiana's ninth district which includes bloomington. see if democrats win two of these three or all three of them, then it will tell you a lot about moderate republican turnout. it may have not been there which could, in turn, mean a bad night for the republ

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begin toin the u.k. operations, officials are starting to rent their heads around one key hurdle. internaluthorizing risk models used to calculate capital requirements. so why are these formula so important, and what could happen if a bank does not get approved? with us in on iran is now. talk about why this is so important with european banks. >> this is all international capital regulations, which a lot of people know by now. banks in europe have calculated their calculated requirements. in the u.s., we are a little behind. in europe, they have been ahead. , since have discovered since 2010, the u.s. and europe, and even within europe, regulators have different methods of improving models. when the u.s. or asian banks, or british banks try to move operations to other parts of europe, they need to get licenses. brexit means they have to get new licenses from european regulators, then they are not going to have -- they have to, with new formulas and get them approved. this could be a delaying issue for t

as relevant toin cio under those conditions? >> -- how does dell remain as relevant?d is a way of doing i.t.. what it has run is created automation that has made it easy to cio under those conditions? >> move workloads. it turns out this idea is not x uses to the public cloud. experience because we have been selling billions of dollars to the cloud for years. betweenest difference what they are operating in the mega clouds and what the individual companies have operated in is the software. modernizing the data automating wen are able to bring customers as set of alternatives to make the on premise infrastructure much more relevant. workloadsu will see figuring out by company, where is the best place to put them? some will be software to service. one thing that is unmistakable about the public cloud providers -- providers. amazon web services and a microsoft product is they are redefining the economics of i.t. infrastructure. how do you or anyone else in enterprise system preserve margins and a deflationary environment like that? >> what is redefining it is automation.

going toines are surprise everybody a little bit as we go along, but as andrew said, it is probably worth waiting. these are huge deals with huge benefits. we have a lot of potential deals that are waiting to come through. what is going to be the biggest hurdle if they actually deliver the right data to the e.u.? hurdle meaningst i think there is also going to be perhaps some political hurdles. bayer-monsanto, otherwise in terms of switzerland the value has already been obtained and the vast majority of approvals have been obtained for syngenta and chem china. i think the e.u. is the one to look at. david: thanks to tara patel and jason miner. now we are going to turn it over to emma. be one of the biggest asset seizures in u.s. history. federal prosecutors preparing to charge several individuals and confiscate their property. according to familiar touch people familiar with the case, $11 billion could have been stolen from this country and the u.s. macy's homes in west palm beach and the houston sub arps. least 59 people were killed in pakistan and more than 100 others wounded. most of t

talk toin: i would election administrators. too often reporters reach out to someone like me, and i'm always happy to talk to them, but the people who actually do the work know the answers. we have a lot of coverage of theing, rigging delays on registration deadline with hurricane matthew. if i had a nickel for every report that does not talk to a registration ministrations, i could retire. i know candidates like to talk. i know the campaigns have a lot to say. but he would be surprised at how much the people who actually do can give context to and grounding in the issues being discussed. so, seriously, there are thousands, tens of thousands of election officials across the country -- probably one or more in your jurisdiction. if you are a member of the media, don't just call them the next three weeks, get to know them between elections and find out how they do the work they do . i am certainly not going to tell members of the media not to cover what is set at rallies. that is part of our political system, but make sure you tal