the alfred e. smithner 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 politica

. >> 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

. >> 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

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

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 harrisburg.

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

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 who pl

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. >>

clinton and trump will both deliver remarks at the alfred smith memorial foundation dinner in new york tonight. the event benefits charities that serve new york's neediest children./// ((brian loftus)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters throughout the campaign season... on air and online at las vegas now dot com. /// sherry how's the weather today? ((demetria obilor)) there are no slow downs along i-15 and flamingo right now. should be an easy i the spaghetti bowl this morning. <<< ((kirsten joyce)) >>> oakland raiders owner mark davis is trying to convince nfl owners and commisioner roger goodell...... after making his pitch to move his franchise from oakland to las vegas. (brian ) >> and some of the owners are impressed with the proposal drawn up by city officials. maathuis reports from houston. chris maathuis two days of meetings wrapping up in houston with a texas sized opportunity for raiders owner mark davis there was no vote on relocation but in a 5-6 minute presentation the raiders owner formally introduced his plan to the owners roger goodell nfl commissioner 1

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this was during the alfred smith catholic charity dinner. it didn't take long for things to get ugly. >> reporter: the mood at the charity event was icy from the start. the two candidates new york's jovial cardinal timothy dolan, not acknowledging each other or shaking hands. donald trump taking the stage first poking fun at his wife melania. >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. it's fantastic. they think she's absolutely same speech and people get on her case. >> things quickly took a chilly turn. >> hillary is so corrupt she got kicked off the watergate commission. here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholics. >> clinton who sat stone faced as the the podium moments later. >> this is such a special event that i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. >> her speech also biting as she swiped trump who prior to running for office was known for rating women on a scale from one to ten. >> people look at the statue of liberty and see a proud symbol. donald looks at the statue of liberty and see

by the way, if you want to watch the alfred smith dinner you can right here on fox. o'reilly factor next. >> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> is that your open borders. >> if you go on to read the rest of the sentence i was talking about energy. >> not exactly. the factor has been analyzing what both candidates said last night. you may have been mislead. talking points will deal with it. >> she shouldn't be allowed to run. it's crooked. she is guilty of a very, very serious crime. >> donald trump taking some heat today for demonizing secretary clinton and for not automatically accepting the election results. are those criticisms valid? >> who do you think won the debate? >> hillary by a long run. >> donald for sure. >> i just think he says everything right. >> also ahead, watters in vegas talking to the folks right after the big showdown. ♪ don't believe me just watch caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. i'm yessed in the penguin suit because i'm attending

it is named after alfred smith the first catholic governor of new york. >> he was against prohibition, thank god he was, we couldn't get through the campaign, it's driving us to drink. >> reporter: at times it got awkward and at times prompted boos from the crowd. >> here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholics. >> reporter: the showcase of politics included plenty of jokes that got personal. >> maybe you saw donald dismantle his prompter the other day, they are hard to keep up with, anne sometimes it's harder when you're translating from the original russian. >> reporter: trump will be in newtown on friday and clinton and kain in philadelphia. >>> candidates for pennsylvania senate seat are crisscrossing the state looking for votes. toomey was in philadelphia yesterday speaking at the belmont charter school. our jim gardner will host the final live debate between the two for the senate race, we want your input on what to ask, ends us your questions for toomey and mcginty send an e-mail to join the action at 6abc.com. the debate is live from temple university monday

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 having

the alfred smith dinner. this is a tradition. where the two candidates sit with in seat of each other and try to be funny. we will see how that works out. dan housely. 7news. >> who won debate. according to cnnorc poll debate watchers 53% said that hillary clinton won. donald trump was is 13 points one to election day get latest on whdh.com and on our phone and tablet aps aps as well. >> break overnight one person in critical condition. after late night shooting in roxbury. victim was nicole. >> >> no arrests this morning if i step out of way you can see police remain here. outside of the home. where in stray bullet hit and went through that 13 year old's bedroom cousins shows essexly where that window it is actually in top floor. it is middle window that you see there. that's cousin tells us that the 13 year old was playing video games at that time. when he was shot. >> gun fire ring out through chelsea. somehow one of those shots makes its way into a home. stray bullet ends up hitting 13 year old. who was a

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. >> donal

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

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this is the alfred smith dinner. it is underway right now. it's a fundraiser for catholic charities. hosted by new york bishop timothy dolan. take a look there. second row, hillary clinton and she is sitting right next to donald trump. the only person in between them is the cardinal. candidates expected to speak oftentimes at this event things actually the levity is there. it's comical. they have a good time. contentious debate you have to wonder what is going to happen tonight. where is this thing going to go. we are streaming this event live. is it on fox news now and you can find it on our facebook page. fox10phoenix.com. and we will have all the highlights for you. >>> two new polls in the race for maricopa county sheriff's show two very different results. paul penzone running against long time sheriff joe arpaio. one poll shows paul penzone up by 15 the "arizona republic" has penzone at 46%. compared with arpaio's 31% this is among likely voters. that poll was taken just after the news broke that federal prosecutors would file a criminal

. >> donald trump and hillary clinton roasting each other during the traditional alfred smith fundraiser which take place every presidential election. meanwhile, their supporters are working trail. >> reporter: one day after a firey and final presidential debate in las vegas, top surrogates for the nominees are hitting the campaign trail hoping to capitalize on whatever momentum their candidates stirred up last night and for democrats and republicans alike, it was all about the battle ground states thursday, for team blue, president barack obama stumped in miami and first lady michelle obama in arizona. doesn't complain, she doesn't whine. >> he's demeaning and humiliates women as if we're objects solely for pleasure and entertainment. >> reporter: meanwhile ivanka trump in wisconsin praising donald trump's status as a political outsider. >> he will always be forthright with his opinions and his perspectives, even if that's not what somebody wants to hear. >> reporter: trump himself in ohio telling the accept election results but reserves the right to file a legal challenge. >> and i wil

they attended the alfred smith foundation dinner, a white tie event that benefits catholic charities. only buffer between clinton and trump, you can see in the middle, new york cardinal timothy dolan. they both took the mike and poked fun at each other and themselves. >> this is such a special event that i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. and as you have already heard, it is a treat for all of you, too. because usually i charge a lot for speeches like this. >> trump also made fun of her for not getting paid for this speech. i thought she was very funny. that might be very surprising. >> i had not seen that yet. >> trump got some zingers in. this one didn't go over too well with the crowd. >> we've learned so much from wikileaks. for example, hillary believes it's vital to deceive the people by having one public policy. a totally different policy in private. that's okay. i don't know who they're angry at, hillary, you or i. for example, here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholic catholics. >> some unusual boos from the crowd there. it's really -

. >>> an alfred smith fundraiser in new york city take place the dance, simply bumped into me and she very civilly said pardon me. [ applause ] >> because this is a friendly dinner for such a great cause, donald is at anytime -- if at anytime you don't like what i'm saying, feel free to stand up and shout "wrong" while i'm talking. the event is a fundraiser for catholic charities. and don't forget starting monday massachusetts voters will be able to cast their ballots before the election. election officers across the state are preparing for the state's first early voting period. all registered voters can cast ballots at designated polling spots in the next 10 days before the election. >> the candidates laughing and smiling together for once during this campaign, right. >>> hundreds of transit workers were at the state house today protesting the possible privatization of the mbta. from carmen union were dressed in orange at the state house steps. they're trying to stop the mbta board from outsourcing jobs and resources. earlier this month they voted in favor of outsourcing jobs from th

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

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 f

clinton and trump are both in new york tonight to deliver remarks at the alfred smith memorial foundation dinner that benefits charities for needy children. >>> san jose police are looking for answers after a fatal shooting. a person was brought into regional medical center with a gunshot wound and died a short time before 9:00 last night. investigators don't know where the person was shot or the circumstances surrounding that shooting. >>> just days after the anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake today is the great american shake-out. that means it's a day of earthquake drills in the bay area. students are being taught how to drop, cover and hold on. it is at 10:20 this morning. some transit systems will take part including bart, which will briefly slow down its trains to 26 miles an hour. the great shake-out began back in 2008. >>> time now 4:35. roberta has a check of weather. >> today is going tonight warmest day of the week and one of the warmest days in some time. we have significant changes coming our way beginning with the end of the weekend. good morning, everyone. today is a

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 less courtesy and more conflict on the campaign trail. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. cnn analysis, nearly three- point-three million people have already cast their ballots in the 2016 presidential election. here in nevada--- early voting starts tomorrow. we caught the voting machines... as they were being rolled into the galleris at sunset--- that's one of the early voting locations in henderson... registered voters can take part in early voting-- up until november third. and you don't have to go to your assigned p

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 teach

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 held

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we even saw a little bit of it at the alfred smith dinner, last night. how does the country move forward, after such a tough, hard-fought, divisive contest. towill be a challenge whichever one of these candidates inns up winning the election to pull the country together. that is not going to be an easy task. we live in a pretty polarized country, right now, and this has been a very tough campaign. host: on numbers on the bottom of the screen. supporters of donald trump and hillary clinton, those of the first two lines we will put up, and then we have lines for third-party voters and undecided voters. we believe those numbers on the screen and we will generate some calls and get this conversation moving forward. isind us of what ballotpedia all about. guest: we are a nonpartisan, nonprofit website that really is sort of the encyclopedia of military american politics. we cover everything from the presidential race down to the school race -- school board races and the largest school districts in the country. we have a great feature where voters can go and p

clinton faced off with trump at the alfred smith catholic charity dinner tonight.as we report a chance of the candidates can take a little time out and be a little self deply kating. things got ugly fast. >> translato . >> reporter: the mood was icy from the start. not initially acknowledging each other or shaking hands. donald trump taking the stage first poking fun at his wife after her convention speech replicated a few passages from michelle obama from 2008. >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. it's fantastic. they think she is absolutely great. my wife melania gives the exact same speech and people get on her case. >> but things quickly took a chilly turn. >> hillary is so corrupt. she got kicked off the watergate commission. here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholics. >> clinton who sat stone faced taking the podium moments later. >> this is such a special event that i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. >> she swiped trump was known for rating women on a scale from one to ten. >> people look at the st

every four years, the presidential candidates turn from politics to humor at the alfred smith memorial dinner to raise money for catholic charities. at the historical waldorf hotel story of hotel -- >> i have traveled the circuit for many years. i never understood the logistics of dinners like this and how the absence of one individual can cause three of us not to have seats. >> i am glad to see you here tonight. he said many times this campaign you want to give america back to the little guy. [laughter] i am thatresident, man. >> it is an honor to share the dais with the defendant of the great al smith. your great-grandfather was my favorite kind of governor. the kind who ran for president and lost. right, a campaign can require a lot of work through changes. blue jeans in the morning perhaps, suits for a luncheon fundraiser, sport coat or dinner , but it is nice to wear -- where when ed and i wear around the house. announcer 1: watch them loyal dinner with hillary clinton and donald trump thursday 9:00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org. listen at 9:00 eastern to the radio at. >> when

. >> from the live december wreck watching this situation in new york, alfred e smith memorial dinner. donald trump talking. we've seen some laughs from hillary clinton. >> for 30 years i can fix it she says i wasn't really sure, if hillary was going to be here tonight because, i guess, you didn't send her invitation by e- mail or maybe you did and she the wonder of wikileaks. we've learned so much from wikileaks for example hillary believes it is vital to deceive the people by having one public policy [ booing from crowd ] >> and a totally different policy in private. that's okay i don't know who they are angry at. >> a could be awkward considering last night was the third and final presidential debate. no hand shake no reaction between the two, we are going to see how this all unfolds hillary clinton expected to talk a very traditional event candidates get together before the election, so we will keep an eye on this tonight for you ladies. >> we did see laughter earlier there are lighter moments. >>> all right now, the sting operation involving baseball stealing thousands of dollars

. >> this is the alfred e smith charity dinner. ofis a campaign ritual, full self-deprecation.t got a lot attention because a got a little it'll -- a little short. donald trump was echoed by the new york elite. they'd deemed that his attacks on hillary clinton were a little bit too personal. he called her catholic-hating, so corrupt, let the media in the u.s. is reporting on it. fox news is also talking about the facts. people are still not laughing over comments made during the third and final presidential debate. saying that he would "keep the country and suspense" on whether or not people -- on whether or not he would except the results. donald trump, a candidate for president of the united states. this is thehere final insult to american democracy. very harsh words for donald trump and he is a demagogue with a dictatorial street. rally in ohio yesterday, he said i will accept the results if i win. these comments are getting a lot of criticism. in a paperartoon based in london. we see donald trump strapped to the statue of liberty with dynamite. up." lose, i will set you can

hillary clinton and donald trump attended the annual alfred e. smith dinner here in new york. usually, presidential candidates set aside their differences at the charity event, but last night, clinton and trump exchanged sharp jabs. at one point, trump was booed. >>> long time rivals in the nfl's black and blue division football" here on cbs. green bay routed visiting chic chicago. aaron rodgers set a packers record by completing 39 passes. the bears are 1-6. >>> fans in green bay are celebrating the packers win. jamie yuccas is outside historic lambeau field with a look at the area. >> reporter: driving down shadow lane under the literal shadow of these chicago fans have now leased this house for every bears/packers game for the next 20 years. so does it kind of kill you when the rival team moves into the house then? >> you know, it's tough but their money is green. >> reporter: that's why a number of the homes are top-to-bottom green and gold! and rent for thousands. when you walk in this room, this is -- >> extreme. >> reporter: it's extreme. i like that word better. it's e

donald trump finally shook hands with hillary clinton at the alfred e. smith foundation dinner in new york. the republican candidate started off his speech being "hillary believes that it is vital to deceive the people 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.(sot: donald trump/ (r) 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."(sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presti 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.(sot: hillary clinton/ (d) 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."florida)on the trail clinton had president obama in florida and his wife in phoenix trying to rally support for election day.

this at the annual alfred e. smith dinner.ic church's annual white tie event in new york city benefiting children in need, where they were seated on opposite sides of cardinal timothy dolan. named in honor of a first catholic to be a major nominee, it's become a tradition to poke fun at themselves and each other in the midst of a heated campaign. despite the unusually brutal tone of the debates, this year was no exception. >> i know that so many of you in the archdiocese already have a place in your heart for a guy who started out as a carpenter working for his father. i was a carpenter working for my father. true. not for a long period of time, but i was -- for about three weeks. this is the first time ever, ever, that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. you know, th president told me to stop whining. but i really have to say, the media is even more biased this year than ever before, ever. you want the proof, michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. it's fan

at the alfred e smith foundation dinner the republican candidate started his speech being political. >> hillary believes it's vital to deceive the people by having one public policy and totally different policy in private. >> reporter: after a round of boos trump got the message this night was about fun and ever, that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. >> it's amazing i am up here after donald i didn't think he would be okay with a peacefultransition of power. >> reporter: clinton did her part for the roast. >> get truing the three debates with -- getting through the three debates with donald has to count as a miracle. >> reporter: on trail clinton had president obama in florida and his wife in phoenix trying to rally support. >> and says today that he will accept the results if he wins. that is not a joking matter. >> reporter: trump held a rally in ohio before the charity dinner. >> if i win. >> reporter: leaving the door open to challenging the results if they don't go his way. pennsylvania. hillary clinton will be there in

the event was the 71st annual alfred e- smith memorial foundation dinner. it's typically a presidential candidates to take a break from politics and poke a little fun at each other. both candidates broke that tradition last night - going on the attack. it will likely be the last time they will be on stage together before the election. as we near the end of the year, federal agencies are working to spend your tax dollars, or lose them.so, in our question of the day, we want to know - what do you think a government department should do with money it doesn't spend?to answer, just day button on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. our mission at cbs 2 news is on our website. >>> our in addition at cbs 2 news -- our mission at cbs 2 news is connect our viewers with our station but our em sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. please share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. iowa city stores may soon have some new ways to catch downtown.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is live th

after that contentious debate, both donald trump and hillary clinton will be here, attending the alfred e. smith dinner, where the only thing separating them will be a priest. cardinal timothy dolan, seating right between them. >> all right, katy tur, thanks. a potentially tense and awkward affair certainly after what happened on that stage last night. at times, things got personal. heated moments that included the kind of name-calling we've never quite heard in a presidential debate before. we get more on that from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: it was downright >> she's been proven to be a liar. >> rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet, you're the puppet. >> reporter: fight night in vegas where the biggest impact white be on the critical female swing voters. donald trump using graphic language to fire up conservatives, attacking hillary clinton on abortion. >> based on what she's saying and based on where she's going and where she's been, you can take the baby and rip the baby out of the womb in the ninth month, on the final day. acceptable. >> reporter: clinton relishing her fi

tonight the alfred smith dinner took place and just moments ale, hillary clinton and donald trump addressedding the dinner. here are some of the fun highlights. take a look. >> it's great to be here with a thousand wonderful people or as i call it, a small intimate dinner with some friends. or as hillary calls it, her largest crowd of the season. just

the alfred e. smith charity dinner. this afternoon in florida and arizona president obama and the first lady, they ripped into trump for his vision for america. we're back with our political experts. jamie, i know you have been speaking with a lot of your republican sources today, and many of them are telling you from their republican perspective last night was a disaster. why? >> well, what's worse than a train wreck, wolf? i mean, from their perspective he had this, as we said, very strong 30 minutes, and then it was as if he blew himself up. with the comments about not -- leaving us in suspense over the results of the election, whether he would accept them or not. nasty woman, bad ombres, his imitation of snl wrong. it overshadowed everything at a time they cannot afford it. these are people who have by and large said they'll vote for him. they feel as if he's taking a couple of quotes -- one saying he is the master of self-sabotage. another said he knocked himself out. another said, what's wrong with him? they just

>> the presidential nominee swapping the campaign trail for center stage trading jokes at the alfred e. smithenefiting catholic charities, but think they may have got a little personal. listen. >> when i got the chance to meet the people who are working so hard to get her elected. the heads of nbc, cnn, cbs, abc. there's "the new york times" right over there and "washington post." they're working overtime. >> it's amazing i'm up here after dawned. i didn't think he would be okay with a peaceful transition of power. >> all right. joining us now is al e. smith the v. al, thanks for being with us. your great, great-grandfather al smith was known as the happy warrior. people were saying last night was a little less happy and perhaps more warrior than we're used to seeing from the speakers there. do you think any of the speeches crossed the line? >> you know, before we get into any of the politics of the dinner last night, i just want to say how proud i am of my father and the foundation the alfred e. smith and the fact that they were able to take the energy from this campaign and even some of the

./// ((denise valdez)) >>> barely 24 hours after last shared the stage again at the annual alfred smith memorial dinner. the bitter rivals were just one seat away from each other -- and you cut the tension with a knife. they got the chance to poke fun at not just themselves -- but each other. new york's archbishop timothy dolan was seated between them. ((trump: i got the chance to meet the people who are working so hard to get her elected, there they are... the heads of nbc, cnn, abc, there's the new york times and the washington post. they're working overte i'm up here after donald. i didn't think he'd be okay with a peaceful transition of power. and, donald, after listening to your speech i will also enjoy listening to mike pence deny >>> can you say awkward? guests pay between three and 15 thousand dollars to attend the dinner to raise money to provide services for impoverished children. the dinner is named after the former new york governor, who was the first catholic to receive a major party nomination for president when he unsuccessfully ran in 1928./// ((denise valdez)) (((>>>win