while alfred sloan jr. transform gen general motors and that's general motors into the icon of efficiency and success, his new dreams ended hollow. in september 1938 he stood up the door of the estate on the jersey shore, while all furnishings were auctioned off and carried away. still pursuing their dreams and schemes that were from mining to toothpaste, razor stand beer he borrowed $30,000 from the then wealthiest man in michigan thanks to his original partnership with billy durant, and $20,000 from alfred sloan . neither loan was ever repaid. in january, 1940, sloan finally reestablished the personal contact inviting him to attend the detroit celebration of general motors 25 million vehicles rolling off the assembly line. billy sat at the table, and sloan led him by the hand to introduce into the crowd of executives and dealers. it was billy's last appearance at the institution that he had created singlehandedly and against all odds. when portions of sloan's first memoir were excerpted in the saturday ev

while alfred sloan jr. transform gen general motors and the icon of efficiency and success, his new dreams ended hollow. in september 1938 he stood up the door of the estate on the jersey shore who were carried away still pursuing their dreams and schemes that were from mining to toothpaste, razor stand beer he borrowed $30,000 from the then wealthiest man in michigan thanks to his original partnership with billy durant, and $20,000 from alfred sloan cony there was ever repaid. in january, 1940, sloan finally reestablished the personal contact inviting him to attend the deep fritz celebration of general motors 25 million vehicles rolling off the assembly line. billy sat at the able, and sloan led him by the hand to introduce him to the executive sand and dealers. a was billy's last appearance at the institution that he had created singlehandedly and against all odds. when the portions of the men more adventures of the white collar man were excerpted in the saturday evening post he wrote alfred a letter than

we have more highlights from tonight eats fun alfred e. smith dinner. doug schoen will joining us next tonight right here on "hannity." >>> what i'm saying is don't be naive. don't be naive. one of the big issues that came up last night was the fact that the clinton campaign has paid people to disrupt violently our rallies and to incite absolute total bed lum. it's so bad. so bad. and aye had occasions where we've had rallies and i was so incredibly violent, i said what's going on over here? these were paid people by the clinton ca clinton campaign. it just came out. and i give credit to the people that brought this out. this is criminal behavior that violates centuries of peaceful democratic elections. >> that was donald trump earlier today talking about the veritas undercover tapes. we've not at fox be able to independently verify the content in the video but you can see it for what it is. it's very disturbing. joining us now austan goolsbee. when i was in chicago, i met you and took you out to dinner and i paid for dinner. >> you owed me. >> i'm a co

well, alfred, alfred and sherre sherrell, we wish you every happiness in the world, deandre sings your praises and so glad could see the love so all the best to you both. >> thank you so much. >> good morning, america. >> she got a good morning in. >> oh and the morning is only getting better. we have a superstar joining us right now, molly shannon, come on out. [ cheers and a [ cheers and applause ] ? >> michael. mwah. hi, robin. mwah. mwah. lara. >> how are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> whoo! >> i love this. yes. >> thank you, robin. >> so excited to have you here. >> i like being on morning -- this show. i like mornings and coffee and good mornings and i like america. [ cheers and applause ] >> well said. well said. >> thank you so much. isn't it juicy so good. >> guy, it is a great show. it's starring sarah jessica parker and molly called divorce gorse and molly plays a character that is a handful. >> yes. >> named diane. >> yes, my first episode, wow. >> started with a bang, we'll say. >> ohhers good. yeah, my character is kind of -- she's in like a volatile marriage, a very rol

. >> this was a little bloody for -- if you've been to the alfred smith dinner before? >> several times. >> president obama? hilarious, george bush, hilarious. these two took it up a notch. >> we played the clip of the trump rally after you showed a couple jokes from the dinner. the seriousness of trump's tone and making america great again and everything is going to be better, it was such a relief for them to be in a comedic setting. i thought they'd be doing jabs and they did have a couple good jokes. i thought trump's smoke about melania making the same speech, that was a brilliant joke because it was in the tradition of it's all about making fun about me. i thought hillary had a great joke, about the statue of liberty, donald calls her a four. i thought those were two great jokes but generally speaking it was very sour. and you're going to see head lines how trump didn't get it but i think the real news is the way that room responded to donald trump. >> it's a liberal room. >> that, if you needed to encapsulate the attitude of the media, the big media, about these c

we have more highlights from tonight eats fun alfred e. smith dinner.doug schoen will joining us next tonight right here on "hannity." these goofy glasses. yeah. well, we gotta hand it to fedex. they've helped make our e-commerce so easy, and now we're getting all kinds of new customers. i know. can you believe we're getting orders from canada, ireland... this one's going to new zealand. new zealand? psst. ah, false alarm. hey! you guys are gonna scare away the deer! idiots... providing global access for small business. fedex. upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business >>> what i'm saying is don't be naive. don't be naive. one of the big issues that came up last night was the fact that the clinton campaign has paid people to disrupt violently our rallies and to incite absolute total bed lum. it's so bad. so bad. and aye had occasions where we've had rallies and i was so incredibly violent, i said what's going on over here? these were paid people by the clinton ca clinton campaign. it just came out. and i give credit to

. >> thank you, sean, welcome to this second hour of "hannity" of the tonight, annual alfred e smith dinner took place moments ago. hillary clinton and donald trump addressed the dinner, in case you missed it, here are the highlights. >> i have no doubt hillary is going to laugh quite a bit tonight. sometimes even at inappropriate moments. and hillary was very gracious. she said if somehow she gets elected she wants me to be without question, either her ambassador to iraq, or to afghanistan. it's my choice. this is the first time ever, ever, that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. >> donald, if at any time you don't like what i'm saying feel free to stand up and shout "wrong" while i'm talking. i didn't think he'd be okay with a peaceful transition of power, it's important to have a responsible chaperone to get everyone home safely. that is why i picked tim caine to be my vice president. >> and donald trump was on fire, watch this. >> our campaign is powered by a love for this country and love for our fellow citizens. is there

alfred morris, it was a little wobbly here. he may have given that ball to alfred morris if he were close enough to him. >> al: elliott, in the backfield. prescot, knocked down. throws, wide-open. jason witten to win the game. >> cris: friendly fire got the philadelphia eagles. they collide. >> al: witten, not much of a factor tonight. barely called his name. he has been the heart and soul for so many years. and of all things, wins it at the end. that was 12 plays, including a fourth down risk. >> cris: it's the two safeties. rodney mcleod and jenkins, going to run into each other. going to pick off jenkins on the back right here. and there's jason witten for the game winner. >> al: picked a heck of a game for his first touchdown of the season. >> cris: oh, man. they all contributed a little bit. >> al: had a few in his illustrious career. and the cowboys have won six in a row. and have a two-game lead, in the nfc east division. volkswagen postgame report coming right up after these hes will laugh as they swim out of the path ?

alfred morris, it was a little wobbly here. he may have given that ball to alfred morris if he were close enough to him. >> al: elliott, in the backfield. prescot, knocked down. throws, widepen. jason witten to win the game. >> cris: friendly fire got the philadelphia eagles. they collide. >> al: witten, not much of a factor tonight. barely called his name. he has been the heart and soul for so many years. and of all things, wins it at the end. that was 12 plays, including a fourth down risk. >> cris: it's the two safeties. rodney mcleod and jenkins, going going to pick off jenkins on the back right here. and there's jason witten for the game winner. >> al: picked a heck of a game for his first touchdown of the season. >> cris: oh, man. they all contributed a little bit. >> al: had a few in his illustrious career. and the cowboys have won six in a row. and have a two-game lead, in the nfc east division. volkswagen postgame report coming right up after these messages. laugh as they swim out of the path ? ? and the seagulls they'

alfred morris, it was a little wobbly here. he may have given that ball to alfred morris if he were close enough to him. >> al: elliott, in the backfield. prescot, knocked down. throws, wipe jason witten to win the game. >> cris: friendly fire got the philadelphia eagles. and jason witten, wide-open for the game winner. >> al: witten, not much of a factor tonight. barely called his name. he has been the heart and soul for so many years. and of all things, wins it at the end. that was 12 plays, including a fourth down risk. >> cris: it's the two safeties. ro to run into each other. going to pick off jenkins on the back right here. and there's jason witten for the game winner. >> al: picked a heck of a game for his first touchdown of the season. >> cris: oh, man. they all contributed a little bit. >> al: had a few in his illustrious career. and the cowboys have won six in a row. and have a two-game lead, in the nfc east division. coming right up after these messages. "when the ship comes in" by the hollies ? oh the fishes will la

alfred morris, it was a little wobbly here. he may have given that ball to alfred morris if he were close enough to him. >> al: elliott, in the backfield. prescot, knocked down. throws, wide-open. jason witten to win the game. >> cris: friendly fire got the philadelphia eagles. they collide. and jason witten, wide-open for >> al: witten, not much of a factor tonight. barely called his name. he has been the heart and soul for so many years. and of all things, wins it at the end. that was 12 plays, including a fourth down risk. >> cris: it's the two safeties. rodney mcleod and jenkins, going to runo going to pick off jenkins on the back right here. and there's jason witten for the game winner. >> al: picked a heck of a game for his first touchdown of the season. >> cris: oh, man. they all contributed a little bit. >> al: had a few in his illustrious career. and the cowboys have won six in a row. and have a two-game lead, in the nfc east division. volkswagen postgame report coming right up after these messages. s will laugh as the

alfred morris, it was a little wobbly here. he may have given that ball to alfred morris if he were close enough to him. >> al: elliott, in the prescot, knocked down. throws, wide-open. jason witten to win the game. >> cris: friendly fire got the and jason witten, wide-open for the game winner. >> al: witten, not much of a factor tonight. barely called his name. he has been the heart and soul for so many years. and of all things, wins it at the end. that was 12 plays, including a fourth down risk. rodney mcleod and jenkins, going to run into each other. going to pick off jenkins on the back right here. and there's jason witten for the game winner. >> al: picked a heck of a game for his first touchdown of the season. >> cris: oh, man. they all contributed a little bit. >> al: had a few in his illustrious career. and the cowboys have won six in a row. nfc east division. volkswagen postgame report coming right up after these messages. "when the ship comes in" by the hollies ? oh the fishes will laugh as they swim out of the path ?

i love the alfred e. smith dinner. it is a liberal crowd, liberal audience, it is new york and you have oos and ahs when they felt donald trump crossed the line by your action i felt they gave as good as they got. what do you think? >> i thought the pieces you had were funny. i thought they were in the great tradition of the dinner. i thought they were poking fun at each other, but it was, you know, dramatically milder and more pleasant than last night. so i thought the folks historically created the smith dinner i thought were pretty happy that these two were in that tradition. >>> yeah. there's going to be liberal complaints, oh, donald trump went too far. if he's not himself, there's no point in going to the dinner. he's on fire today. >> by the way. >> yeah. >> but the joke he made at his own expense and melania's what a perfect joke. >> yeah. >> in absolute tradition. the great thing about the smith dinners is that a lot of it is self-deprecating humor and that was precisely within the tradition of the dinner. >>

the alfred e.th dinner famous dinner in new york city and get to watch them roast each other here on fox news. jennifer griffin is live outside that event waldorf astoria. what's it like? >> tucker, in fact, we will be inside that event later tonight. we have learned that hillary clinton and donald trump will be seated with just one person separating them tonight. and that is the archbishop of new york. no one better to do so. but they will be in very close proximity after that heated debate last night. the alfred e. smith dinner is a age oold tradition of siflted in a political season that has been anything but. if you look back at past dinners, in fact, it was named for the new york governor alfred smith who was the first catholic nominated to run for president if past dinners are the models for this year's white ty event being held as you mentioned at the waldorf astoria. the candidates will deliver remarks poking fun at themselves. the hope as in past years the speeches and socializing among po

the alfred e. smith dinner has a long history of hosting presidential nominees who usually unleashed light-hearted political jabs but last night was over the line campaign rancor and trump says he maintains the right to dispute the vote. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump rally support in must win states today, a day after trading insults at an but with the election less than three weeks away, the candidates could keep the gloves from coming off. >> here she is tonight in public, pretending not to hate catholics. >> reporter: donald trump's repeated zingers against hillary clinton quickly fell flat last night. >> everyone knows, of course, hillary's belief that it takes a village, which only makes sense, afr where she has taken a number of them. >> reporter: hours after a tenth woman came forward accusing trump of sexual misconduct, clinton issued this jab, calling trump out on his comments about women. >>

this footage shows the moment the officers confronted alfred olango. police received a call from alfred olango's sister that he was acting erratically. when police asked him to show pocket. it was an electric smoking device. one officer fired four shots. another officer fired his taser. so far no charges have been filed. >>> back here at home, the county coroner has identified theman who was killed on the 95 yesterday. he got a ran for it. he was hit and killed by a semitruck. the freeway was shut done for hours. police say he was wanted in connection to a shooting last week at a mobile home park. >>> nathan o'neal went to the west side of town where some business owners are worried about safety. >> reporter: summerlin is not an area where you typically think week, there was an issue with the homeless man who started attacking one of the storefronts out there. i'm told it took three police officers to take him down. >> he had his head on this side of the glass. >> reporter: a shattered dream. >> it's not safe. >> reporter: a summerlin business targeted

it's named after alfred e. smith, the first catholic to run on the presidential ticket and the former governor of new york. >> here she is tonight in public, pretending not to hate catholics. >> reporter: and the candidates poked fun at themselves, too. >> michelle obama gives this speech and everyone loves it, my wife malone i -- melinia gives e exact same speech and people get on her case. >> reporter: and one thing that was different than the debates, the candidates shook hands. now, trump will be in newtown on friday, clinton and kain will be in philadelphia on saturday. reporting live from the satellite center, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, a former aid of new jersey governor chris christie will testify in her own defense at the bridgegate trial. brigette kelly will take the stand in newark. she charged with causing traffic jams on the george washington bridge to punish a mayor who didn't endorse christy. bill baroni is her co-defendant. she sent an e-mail to david wildstein

it's named after alfred e. smith, the first catholic to run on the presidential ticket and the former governor of new york. he was against prohibition thanks god he was, because we couldn't get through this campaign, it's drive driving us to drink. >> at times the got awkward. >> here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholics. >> the showcase of politics included plenty of jokes that got personal. >> maybe you saw donald dismantle his teleprompter the other day, i get that they are hard to keep up, i'm sure it's harder when you're translating from the original rush -- russian. >> reporter: one thing they did do at the end of the event they shook handles. >> at least there was -- shook hands. >> at least there was that. >>> pennsylvania has one of the highest senate races in the country. the candidates for senate seat are busy crisscrossing the state to rally voters. pat toomey was in west philadelphia yesterday at belmont charter school. his challenger katie mcginty met with volunteers in harris

the video shows alfred olango walking away from an officer who is following him. a second officer drives up in a patrol car. the video is blurred but police say it shows olango pointing a cl at officers moments before the shooting. officer richard gonsalves fired four shots at olango. officer josh mcdaniel deployed his taser. as tensions fly high -- officials are preparing for unrest to continue.. as a precaution -- police have asked businesses in the area to close for the weekend. "i outweigh that versus the need to put the information out for the rest of the community. we understood that that may be the case. it's far more important no decision has been made whether to file criminal charges against one or both officers. meanwhile -- about 100-protesters also taking to the streets in pasadena, california. this after a man was tasered to death by police there last night. the man's girlfriend says he was mentally unstable -- and died after a struggle with pasadena police. they deployed a taser to try and restrain the man who had a knife. the man's death is sparking

alfred morris, it was a little wobbly here. he may have given that ball to alfred morris if he were close enough to him. >> al: elliott, in the backfield. prescot, knocked down. throws, wide-open. jason witten to win the game. >> cris: friendly fire got the philadelphia eagles. the game winner. >> al: witten, not much of a factor tonight. barely called his name. he has been the heart and soul for so many years. and of all things, wins it at the end. that was 12 plays, including a fourth down risk. >> cris: it's the two safeties. rodney mcleod and jenkins, goi to run into each other. going to pick off jenkins on the back right here. and there's jason witten for the game winner. >> al: picked a heck of a game for his first touchdown of the season. >> cris: oh, man. they all contributed a little bit. >> al: had a few in his illustrious career. and the cowboys have won six in a row. and have a two-game lead, in the nfc east division. messages. "when the ship comes in" by the hollies ? oh the fishes will laugh as they swim out of th

. >> ron, last night i remember alfred e. newman on mad magazine, every time kaine had a shot, everything, the answer from pence was "what, me worry?" he was like alfred e. newman, he acted like it didn't happen, i don't have to talk about it. he was the king of deflection last night. it's an art and not useful perhaps to us but him. >> i don't know what else he would have done because some of the things donald trump has said over the last, well, the course of the election are really indefensible so there was no defending these things and i think mike pence was thinking ahead to his career and you notice even when he would defend donald trump he would do it without for the most part mentioning donald trump's name. he didn't -- there was no full-throated defense there. it was as if he didn't want any videotape of him to exist when he was talking about donald trump because i think he has a feeling that, you know, a few years from now when he wants to come back and take another run at this thing he doesn't want donald trump's st

alfred e. smith v/great-great grandson of alfred e. smith: "donald had some very solid minutes in the early on, eventually he crossed the line and took it a little too far." but cardinal timothy dolan - who sat between trump and clinton -- told nbc news that the candidates were much more civil away from the mic. cardinal timothy dolan/archbishop of new york: "mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said 'you know, you're one tough and talented woman. but with just over two weeks to go until election day, we're likely to see the campaign trail. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. an oregon father is helping out out his son... who has a fear of police officers. elizabeth ruiz has more on this touching story. (daryl griggs/ father) "i don't ever want my kids to be scared of the people that protect us." central point resident daryl griggs says his son needs to know he has no reason to be afraid of law enforcement. he says they are just people who have chosen their careers like anyone else. (daryl griggs/ father) "some of the officers are havin

robert's only chance at ever getting out of prison was to agree to something called an alfred plea. >we told robert if you plead guilty under an alfred plea, you admit there's sufficient evidence to prove you're guilty but do not admit that you're guilty. >> a man accepting a 23 year prison sentence. it meant he could never file an appeal. >> 37 years of practice, it is the hardest decision i've made to strongly recommend a client to take a plea for something he didn't do. >> but at least it wasn't life. he was sentenced at 20 but be free in his early 40s. >> the day i was standing in front of the judge, accepting that alfred plea crying and praying one day hopefully the truth will come out that i wasn't there. they avoided the death penalty and got what amounted to life without parole. and steve rosenfield faithfully drove out to visit robert in prison knowing the only way to get him out was to persuade the virginia governor to issue a pardon. fat chance of that. >> pretty long shot of getting him out before the 23 years from which he was sentenced. >> and then? two years after rober

they gathered for the alfred e. smith memorial foundation dinner last night. the two raised millions for needy children at the al smith charity dinner.the event is a tradition among presidential candidates.and while clinton and trump maintained their distance - they ?did? shake hands - unlike at the debate. but with just over two week until election - it will likely be back to business in the morning on the campiagn trail. ken bone's 15 minutes of fame may he made national headlines when he asked a question at the second presidential debate in his signature red sweater. the undecided metro east native filmed a commercial for izod - the maker of the sweater. in the ad - bone visits our national landmarks in washington d-c and urges people to get out and vote. look out x-box...you've got some tough competition. a look at the brand new ?nintendo switch...in the morning lady delivers a special kiss. this weekend.... cardinals fans can step aboard the "sunday night football' bus.we are going to take a tour in 12 minutes. well, everything else from the '90s is getti

, my parents are dead, alfred, this is how i talk now.drives you crazy. speaking of that man, america's joker has been having a tough time on the campaign trail recently. (applause) and it seems like every woman has accused him of shaking hands with their vaj inna. paul ryan asked someone else to spot him at the gym and in the presidential race his numbers have fallen faster than hillary at a 9/11 memorial. a this rate you realize hillary doesn't have to do anything to beat donald trump, she just has to run out the clock. she shus sit in a tree like ru e in the hunger games waiting for everything to finish. like ru e looking at hillary and-- and ru e is like stop pandering, hillary, stop it. now there say reason everything is going wrong for donald trump. it is because he is a terrible man who has done terrible things, and has a terrible plan for the country. (cheers and applause) but why is he. >> this whole election is being rigged. >> it's rigged like you've never seen before. >> the whole thing is one big fix. >> our system is rigged.

i'm here with haely enot and alfred lafleur. the two of you have been together for four years. you're living together. this case is designated as a dissolution of cohabitation, which means you're living together but you would want to separate. but i really don't think that's what's going on here.

. >> okay, alfred hitchcoc. hillary clinton pounced on those comments calling them horrifying, let's watch. >> that is not the way our democracy works. we've been around for 240 years. we've had free and fair elections. we've accepted the outcomes when we may not have liked them, and that is what must be expected of anyone standing on a debate stage during a general election. let's be clear about what he is saying and what that means. he's denigrating, he's talking down our democracy and i for one am appalled that somebody who is the nominee of one of our two major parties would take that kind of position. >> donald trump's comments tonight have already been condemned by jeff flake of arizona, lindsey graham of south carolyn a. will they reverberate by voters? we'll see. i'm joined by chris of host all in with msnbc, and former chairman of the national committee, michael steal, and msnbc -- everybody's a political analyst -- any way, i shouldn't base that, everything is. he's the host of the how hewitt show, and

smithch the alfred e. > next on american history tvs reelamerica, from 50 years ago a u.s. army film from the big picture series. "a nation builds under fire." it is introduced by vice president hubert humphrey and narrated by ctor john wayne. >> the vice president of the united states. former vp humphrey: i have just been looking over some of the sketches made in vietnam for the motion picture you are about to see. these are wonderfully strong pictures, they capture the spirit of the people of that

the nominees spoke at the alfred e. smith dinner in new york. it's traditional, during this charity event, for the nominees to take some again, 2016 hasn't been a political year that is traditional. "because this is a friendly dinner for such a great cause, donald, if at any time you don't like what i'm saying feel free to stand up and shout 'wrong' at me while i'm talking. " "i've known hillary a long time. this is the first time ever - ever - that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. " the al smith also raises money for catholic charities. the archbishop of new york hosts the annual event. suicide bombers this morning are trying to stop the iraqi military from getting to mosul. isis took control of that country's 2nd largest city more than 2 years ago. abc's angelica spanos reports. nat blast a series of explosions shakes the city of kirkuk as we see some of the nat many people trapped and caught between the crossfire of isis fighters and the iraqi kurdish coalition. sot escapee, translat

alfred e. smith v/great-great grandson of alfred e. smith: "donald had some very solid on, eventually he crossed the line and took it a little too far." but cardinal timothy dolan - who sat between trump and clinton -- told nbc news that the candidates were much more civil away from the mic. cardinal timothy dolan/archbishop of new york: "mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said 'you know, you're one tough and talented woman. but with just over two weeks to go until election day, we're likely to see less courtesy and more conflict on the campaign trail. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. with the answers they needed, beating the bears. but it wasn't the easiest of wins, understandably, as 7 players were ruled out before the game kicked off. brandon cruz is here with a look back. of those ruled out, starting running back eddie lacy and james starks, leaving the packers with a big void in the backfield, and it showed early. the packers would struggle to score in the 1st half, ty montgomery filling the void at running back, can't get in

the presidential candidates attended the alfred e. smith" memorial dinner at new york's waldorf astoria. it's been a tradition for the candidates to appear at the event and poke fun at the presidential election. the two candidates did not hold back when speaking about one another. hillary clinton/d presidential candidate "because this is a friendly dinner for such a great cause, donald, if at any time you don't like what i'm sayi 'wrong' at me while i'm talking." "last night i called hillary a nasty woman, but this stuff is all relative. after listening to hillary rattle on and on and on, i don't think so badly as rosie o'donnell anymore. in fact, i'm actually starting to like rosie benefits catholic charities that support children in need. the dinner dates back all the way to 1945. wisconsin's fall drug take back day. attorney general brad schimel will be teaming up with police in milwaukee, green bay and wasau to combat the abuse of prescription painkillers... and will pass out new "dose of reality" materials to parents, coaches and

donald trump finally shook hands with hillary clinton at the alfred e. smith foundation dinner in new york. by having one public policy and a totally different policy in private." after a round of boos.. trump finally got the message.. this night is about fun and charity. presidential nominee "this is the first time ever. that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it." presidential nominee "come to think of it, it's amazing i'm up here after donald. i didn't think he'd be ok with a peaceful transition of power." clinton did her part for the roast. presidential nominee "just to be clear, i think the cardinal is saying i'm not eligible for sainthood. but getting through these three debates with donald has to count as a miracle." on the campaign trail clinton had president obama in florida and his wife in phoenix trying to rally support for election day. "and then says today he will accept the results if he wins that is not a joking matter..no, no i want everybody to pay attention, that is dangerous." trump

some demonstrations -- have become increasingly destructive -- after police -- shot and killed alfred olongo. some businesses owners -- spent the day boarding up their buildings -- anticipating more protests in houston -- the white knights of america -- are making their voices heard. they held a white lives matter protest -- outside the offices -- of the anti-defamation league. some protesters -- carried weapons. others -- just carried signs. they say -- they are upset the league -- has labeled them -- as a hate group. scott lacy/white lives matter "we have peaceful protests in support of our officers, and to support our rights, and we're labeled a hate group. you know what i mean? it's a double standard, that's what david michael smith/counter protester "it's ridiculous to these folks come out and attack black people, hispanic people, folks who think different then they do. so every time they come out with their hateful message, counter protesters -- from a number of groups -- including black lives matter. police kept -- both groups apart -- with barricades. there was a lot of yellin