>> i am up. >> we are ready to go. i am abby huntsman. thank you for starting your day with us.ald trump and hillary clinton 40 days away now from the election. >> 40 days and counting. garrett tenney has the latest from the campaign trail. >> garrett, you are up as well. >> i am up. >> donald trump was criticized for not being aggressive enough. in true trump fashion it comes complete with a hashtag, follow the money. trump laid out this new attack at a series of rallies at iowa and wisconsin yesterday casting clinton as a corrupt politician bought by wall street and

>> i am up. >> we are ready to go. i am abby huntsman. thank you for starting your day with us. donald trump and hillary clinton 40 days away now from the election. >> 40 days and counting. garrett tenney has the latest from the campaign trail. >> garrett, you are up as well. >> i am up. >> donald trump was criticized for not being aggressive enough. in true trump fashion it comes complete with a hashtag, follow the money. trump laid out this new attack at a series of rallies at iowa and wisconsin yesterday casting clinton as a corrupt politician bought by wall street and big tone donors. >> i don't think they tried too hard. the clintons perfected the politics of prophet but more importantly when you look at what's happened it has more to do with other things, large corporations who support terrible trade deals and offshore jobs and they are donating to the clintons. >> trump is also looking ahead to the next debate. his campaign is reaching out to supporters with a 30 second survey which issues they should attack clinton on. clinton is busy trying to reach out to a group of vo

there is a twist the company says he will head up a campaign to stop kids from smoking. he >>> it is 5:41 am and coming up the video, the donald left jimmy fallon mess up his hair >>> we are some stunning new video and massive sinkhole in the chip area have a fertilizer plant and the result, contaminated water into a florida apple for print officials say the sinkhole is about 45 feet wide but don't know how deep. into the hole for a recovery well point contaminated water out into the plant and the process can take months to complete. >>> this man in critical condition, please send he stabbed in off-duty detective in the face with a meat cleaver. left the detective with a 6 inch gash in new york city. two officers went out to the man as he was taken a a car when he pulled out the meat cleaver and ran and please try to stop with a taser before he was tackled. officers fired 18 shots striking the man twice.>>> learning details about the plane crash that killed a pilot the navy saying the pilot error caused that in june. the marine captain. was trapped -- practicing for airshow in the preliminar

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.>> i am pam cook, and thank you for waking up early with us on this wednesday morning. >>> it is 4:30 am and it will be hot today.>> there are a few 40s on the coast because the coast is clear, but the inland temperatures barely have a breeze and it will not take long to warm up. everything pointing tort a -- toward a quick warm-up. the big news is in arizona with tropical storm newton making landfall in mexico, now moving northward and spreading a lot of rain, the heaviest around tucson, and phoenix will receive some. from tucson into new mexico with an easterly breeze. there is not much delta breeze or an onshore breeze, 40s, 50s and 60s. pittsburg 68, 10 degrees lower than concord, danville and walnut creek running 3 to 5 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. everything says sunshine and high temperatures, but remember this time of the year the days are shorter and cooling off at night. 70s, 80s and 90s. what do we have?>>> not a lot, and this is just what we want on this early commute. let's go to solano county, traffic moving nicely on 80 west ground -- 80 westbound. traffic looking

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. >> reporter: thanks for staying up late with us and bruce will have the latest tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 am starting here on cbs 5 news. if we get any developments from phoenix pd or dps, we will update you within the newscast or you can open up our mobile app for more details on the closures. if more things develop overnight, tune in to wake up arizona starting at 4:30 am for the very latest before your morning commute and we will carrying a briefcase with $3 million worth of stolen jewelry inside was arrested on asu's main campus in tempe and police say the jewelry was stolen and belongs to a posse number of an international superstar. jeff van zandt has the story on drake's dj's stuff. >> reporter: he has done contract work for talking stick. it is not clear whether he worked this but the real story is how this guy got caught. drake is in town for his summer 2016 tour performing at the talking stick arena last night. some time around 10 pm, the man allegedly hopped onto a tour bus and stole the case of jewelry. $3 million worth of jewelry. detectives looked at the video and talked to wit

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am. coming up more on the community meeting in san jose after they learned about an arrest in connection with the beating of an elderly woman . >>> i am really upset about the poor woman who was attacked. i am concerned about our safety in the neighborhood. >> coming up at 30 passport -- coming up at 30 passport more information on the young man and woman that is fighting to stay alive. >>> we are looking at a commute that is off to a nice start. this is 80 westbound heading off to the main. no big delay so far. >>> here we go again. for some it will be a cold, breezy friday. for others it is going to be warm to almost hot. i will have breakdown coming up . >>> welcome back. in new york city police say they were forced to open fire on a man who had attacked an off-duty police officer with a meat cleaver.>> horrifying cell phone video capturing the violent and chaotic scene in midtown manhattan yesterday evening police confronted the suspect who they say was i rate after finding his car locked with a parking put. investigators say the shooting came after the suspect attacked the off-duty o

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i am not a 5 a.m. get up and write a few pages, it's look for a few we will start cranking stuff and get out of the computer and carve it together. >> host: i want to go back to one of the things in terms of your teaching. at the graduate school, there were about thre the three teacht were mentors can you share with us who they were? >> guest: i had hoped college from michigan and a world religion i won't name them in the philosophy and then my teacher who was a scottish reformed presbyterian kind of creature but he had karl barth in coming and going into these systematic thinkers in the tradition. when you're in college don't have your act together so all three of them cared for me and i saw the concern look-alike and not only am i thankful for this but i always aim to be a professor based on these three and then i have plenty more. he went to church with me and it did the economics. he was the minister to bill clinton. so i'm bipartisan. i'm friends with both sides of the aisle and i had been toured on the

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am pam cook.>>> i have not been up to these hours in a while.>> get used to it.>>> it is warm in here, and it was a hot day yesterday. it still looks like one more hot day and then that big cherry on wednesday and thursday. we have brother calm conditions without much of a delta breeze, and it looks like the system coming in later in the week will give us a 20 degree drop. today will be close to yesterday, 80s and 90s.>>> sal? >> it is not even 4:01 am, it is only 4:00. >>> looking at it commute that looks good, eastbound 580 we have some construction delays heading out i-5, and we have a nice commute so far. let's take a look at the live pictures, interstate 880 looks good driving up to the bay bridge toll plaza. it is a nice-looking drive, coming up we will talk about how the oracle open world will have some effect on the south market area.>>> 4:01 am. >>> developing news out of new jersey, five explosive devices were found in a backpack near a train station in elizabeth, new jersey last night. one of the devices exploded overnight when the police robot tried to disarm it and no one when these

i am like, okay, whoa, back up. i'm not like that. little do they know that i am straight. >> bexar county don't really care. >> beauchamp says most inmates here have been respectful of his sexuality. >> eloy, he is very flamboyant. come up to me and give me a massage or something like that. he wouldn't go too far. he knew i was straight. >> no. a lot of people were saying there was something going on between me and him. i could have messed around with him if i wanted to. of course, you get a straight guy walking in the door, everybody is saying, well nobody has had him. i want him. i want to be the first. >> but these days, eloy orosco has bigger concerns than jail house relationships. he recently violated his parole after testing positive for drugs and threatening his sister-in-law with violence. >> i told her i was going to beat her up. i become a little bit violent speaking once pills and drugs and alcohol take place. i think i am superman. she called the police and said that i was going to hurt her and wouldn't stop until i got he

to be able to keep up of the rigorous schedule, i am half his age and i cannot keep up.hat alone is a pretty good testament of how healthy he is and how repaired he is to be commandeering chief. >> you don't think that he lies. >> no. i don't. >> so with the inquiry, it was fine over the donation that was made. >> they self proported. >> the pay for play allegations here of the fact that they were opening an investigation and bonny requested of the $25,000 donation and the trump veeed the investigation went away. >> several other democratic ags from around the country also declined investigation on the same case. to make it like a pay for play scandal is outrageous. there is nothing wrong with the republican giving money to a friend and fellow republican, that's running for office. there is something wrong -- >> but donald trump admittedly spending money left or right. >> there is a big difference though giving money to a friend or fellow republican versing a foreign government and giving money to the federal secretary of state and giving them the access. >> and another

am. what's up with that. >> reporter: i am sorry. >> i mean like it's like being a cook you want to replace the chefs with robots? think that's boring and repetitive. i am jealous of the pizza guys. seems so fun nothing is boring about that. >> not at the all. see you next hour. thanks very much. >> you were only gone for a week and two days. >> and already she forgot who i was. >> we missed you right danielle. >> we did ken, i mean, chris. i am kidding. >> i will see you guys later. >> welcome back good to you back. i am tracking thunderstorms we have a marginal risk for storms. nothing changed so the areas in green from maine to central and southern new hampshire southern vermont and massachusetts. the marge salaries being what does it mean? an isolated ris fobbing arfew strong to severe thunderstorms. -- risk for a few strong to severe thunderstorms. it's not as school as -- cool as 24 hours ago. middle 60s out over cape cod this morning. and then the clouds build in. they are building across new york and there's showers and thunderstorms behind it. that's the cold front that will be app

watching the program in new york, i am up early.ld i want to change my habits of recent past and invest in europe? what will it take for u.s. investors to change that mindset? look atinvestors will the political situation and want more clarity and unfortunately they will not get that in the near-term. they will want higher interest rates and they will not get that either. they have to look at the opportunities in the asset class. whole swath of negative yielding bonds across europe in many different countries and it is clear that the ecb policy will be on hold until december and therefore we will not get much clarity. it is hard to make a bullish case except for some pacific cases in specific countries and opportunities for the european market more generally. caroline: i am that new york is envisioninguy and i am looking closer to home. the domestic political environment is one of risk also. >> the u.s. elections are something the u.s. investors need to consider. we have done a lot of work on this. particularly as the polls in the u

just about one more symbolic issue across the same time. , i am putting up here support for gay marriage over the same period of time. if you had to go back to 2008, what you see is only for his tent of americans supported gay marriage when barack obama was running for president in 2008. the number two days 53%. ..

. ♪ john: if this weekend i am up late and i see a tweet from you at three tim a.m. -- 3:10 a.m., whatnclude? head to bloomberg.com about the saudi bill override. we will have coverage of the vice presidential debate. great weekend and sayonara. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. let's begin with a check of your first word news. a woman whose husband was killed at the pentagon on 9/11 is suing saudi arabia. comes days after congress enacted legislation allowing above filing in such cases against foreign governments, overriding a veto by president obama. saudi arabia denies any connection to 9/11. texas has formally stopped providing aid to refugees. they havebbott says federalo meet -- the government has failed to meet demands for stricter refugee venting. federal investigators have questioned the engineer of a transit train that crashed in hoboken thursday, leaving one person dead and hundreds others injured. investigators say they also the recorder that can indicate how fast the train was going. the ntsb says the investigation could take up to 10 days. on sunday, voters in colombia are expec

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strahan is ready to bid one offer biggest fans. >> used to work it to the jane fonda videos. >> i am owning up to it and i am bidding on it. >> have to outbid drew tuma, because it is expected to sell for $3,000 and the 78-year-old said she kept it all these years because it is very meaningful to her and now she ready to pare thinks down. >> i bid but --. >> i kid you not i have a lot of fans that will likely bid on that. >> speaking of doing public goods, nice weather for the weekend. >> advisories because intense heat headed our asunday into monday. a heat alert is in affect. we will show you we have mainly clear skies. you step outside and it is comfortable, we are in the 60s is 70s across the board right now, and temperatures are not going do rise too far from where we are today and fill feel nice compared to what is headed our way, 69 in san francisco, 74 in oakland, 77 in san jose, 82 that fairfield and stand rose of two places at 82. the numbers are rising, tomorrow you will notice it feels warmer at 90s returning inland and 70s around the bay and that ising in compared to what hits us

up in santa barbara. bill, it is great to have you with us. you are on the trail today. we have been looking at the polling for the last week or so, i amabout why this race is tightening. one is that number crunchers have come up with this notion that a lot of the obama coalition is still not totally jazzed up for hillary clinton. do you think your boss, even without his name on the ballot, can help her with those groups? bill: oh yeah, absolutely. as an incumbent president who had such high numbers, his usefulness crosses geographies across demographics, he will be , helpful in a lot of places. but just like you mentioned, it is the obama coalition that really needs to get brought on board in a really serious and enthusiastic way. and not a lot of people can do that like the president. she is lucky to have a surrogate like that. donald trump does not even approach that. john: i press you on this a little bit because it is the case. as you point out, barack obama's approval ratings are super high. he is still beloved by his voters. and yet, and not many people don't know barack obama is for hillary clinton, but it is still the case wit

now, i am going to hold up pictures.opinion of him. >> likes his hair. >> salt and pepper action. >> i have no idea who he is. >> not bernie sanders. >> affleck? that is ben carson. he used to be a neurosurgeon. >> sounds like he is on nyquill. >> that is jeb. >> i am a fan. bushes. >> i am sorry, you don't have that fire beneath you. >> he is a political dynasty. >> this is a good guy. >> ted cruz. >> what do you think about him? >> i don't. >> a tea party guy. are you a tea party girl? >> i like be tea. >> what do you think about trump? >> sensational. you are sensational. trump if you are listening, i am rooting. >> i would make mexico pay for the border. >> and do you lock your doors at night. why don't you want the country to lock its doorses. >> what about him? >> i love him. rubio. >> i will not tell his wife. >> he's a senator from new york. this is not chuck schummer. >> he sweats a lot on tv. we'll get you water. >> what do you think about him? >> you look like him. wait a second. wait a second. he has a great

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they are desert animals, i am up close and personal with a new baby girl gorilla from the philadelphia zoo. back to you. approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. built for business. >>> flu season a couple days away and thousands of senior citizens received free threw shots in camden county. and they gave out free vaccines to try to avoid an outbreak. part of a senio

i am up 4% on my cost basis. this week several analysts upgraded the stock with a 15% to 25% up side. i have two questions. first question is do you think i something like bristol-myers with a better dividend and more up side, and question number two is if i keep the shares, where do you see the up side to be, if any? thank you. >> i was going back and forth with rusty brazil. i wouldn't touch -- i wouldn't sell kinder morgan. it's still oversold from where it was. i'm not crazy about it because of the dividend cut, and that bothers me. however, i would say that the stock is undervalued given the fact that oil has come back. walter in utah. walter. >> caller: hello. how are you, jim? >> i am good. how about you? >> caller: good. i just want to give you a great american boo-yah, and thank you for looking outs for the little guys. >> that is the point of the show. thank you so much for saying it. thank you. >> caller: all right. let's get down to cliff natural resources. clf. >> i hate bad balance sheets. bad balanc

incident -- around the same time the infant was shot. the guy in the black car i think it was a grand am put up his finger like this with the gun signit's a horrible situation because that's dangerous so i was right when i said to my wife lets pull ahead of them before they office has not released any information about suspects in this shooting. we're learning more about the victim of a murder on milwaukee's north side saturday night. milwaukee police now tell us the victim at first and keefe is a woman. investigators are still working to confirm the woman's identity and notify family members. the man charged with shooting a surburban chicago mother on i-chicago mother on i-90/94 is back in court later today. 20 year old zachary hays is homicide charges in milwaukee county, that's in addition to other charges in central wisconsin related to a separate shooting. the two men accused of killing a well known chef will also be in court today for a preliminary hearing. 20-year-old hussain sami faces one count of first degree reckless homicide.... while 45-year-old imed chabbouh faces one count of agg

am. sign up on cbsdenver.com. >>> the how long will gary kubiak give his,, over a million ears of corn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most important to colorado farmers. ill that's making a difference to all farmers in colorado. the thing that impresses me most about michael bennet: we don't always agree, but he values our input. and i do trust michael bennet to look out for us. >>> what made peyton manning effective last year warrant necessarily his arm strength. his brain, his football mind, second to none. he was famous for his ability to change place on the line of scrimmage. we probably won't see much of that from trevor siemian. he said taken just one regular season snap in the nfl. but we will see some of that on thursday night. >> we have to give him freedom. we gotta let him play. when you're hall-of-famer, that package may be bigger. but trevor is a smart kid that's correct one of the reasons he's got himself in this position too. he's able to handle a lot. and we're gonna help him and try to keep hi

up and get going. this is abc7 mornings. >> good morning, it is wednesday, september 14. i am matt keller here for reggie aqui. i am natasha zouves. we have jessica castro and alexis smith and birthday boy, mike nicco. mike? happy birthday. >> so glad you spending your birthday with us. >> so glad you did not wear a birthday suit. appreciate that. >> true. >> it is not too late. >> yes, it is. >> it is only 5:00 a.m. >> only 5:00. we have two more hours. >> people are tuning in. stick around. all morning. >> now, move on to the weather, how about that? it is not going to be warm enough to take off your clothes but it will be warmer outside. we will look and show you what is going on. here is a look at live doppler hd, remember the fog i talked about yesterday, you can see it encroaching on marin and the lower coastal valleys of sonoma county trying to push its way into petaluma we will watch that. from the east bay hills, it will linger into some people's minds and 46 to 54, cooler when you step outside, 64 to 74 from the coast inland, so comfortable at noon, 64 to 78, and more warming, but nothing outrageous

i am putting up the graphic. it pains me to read the last line. >> last weekend of summer. >> i can't say it. >> the second line is looking great. >> yes. >> there we go, i like that. >> we are rounding out summer this weekend. it is looking okay though. weekend, we are dry in the afternoon both of the days. outside of the weather window this morning it is quiet, refreshing. feels good out there. 60 in milwaukee. dry air in place. we look at the dew points, they are dry. not much wind out there right now. we pick up a breeze this afternoon 5-15 out of the milwaukee with a mix of the sun and clouds. traveling down to the south 77 in chicago. a trip to the north woods lower to mid 70s. now let's track the rain chances as we move through the next 24-36 hours. they are back into friday. this afternoon, here it is. a mix of sun and clouds across the area. take the sunglasses with. tonight and tomorrow morning showers with the first batch that moves through western wisconsin. what is left gives us lighter showers in to

thomas roberts and kate snow is picking things up right now. i am kate snow, we are also at hofstra university on new york, lo long island. we got six hours to go before the debate on 2016. everybody stop as and watches t same event. tonight's debate as many as 100 million people could tune in which would break the record. and also, in neighbor of the super bowl which gets viewers. donald trump, donald trump and hillary clinton spending much of yesterday and today with their advisers hunker down. that's not to say they are doing the same thing. coming up, the key differences in the way they are preparing and brand new at this hour literally being released reeigh now at 3:00 eastern time. our survey monkey online tracking polls. we have clinton leading trump by five points. that margin increases to a 7-point lead. we have been eagerly waiting just as much as our reporters who's been following donald trump and hillary clinton. halie jackson is here with me and kasie hunt is here we me. kasie hunt, let me start with you, we found thought that bill clin

aming up, we will talk to couple of democratic strategists about the state of hillary clinton's campaignatching in washington dc, you can also listen to us on the radio. we will be right back. ♪ john: with us now from washington, d.c., cornell belcher, joining us here in studio, lis smith tom a former deputy campaign manager from martin o'malley's presidential campaign. she was also the director of rapid response for president obama's 2012 campaign, and katy tur from nbc news is back with us. theell belcher, which of two things currently going on with the clinton campaign -- her health or the remarks she made about all caps of orders -- do you think represent a bigger threat to her candidacy? issue,: her health is an but i am not a doctor. i do not think the remarks that she made about donald trump's voters actually offend the largest loss -- the large swathe of voters that she actually needs to win over. those people offended by those remarks, they were never going to vote for hillary clinton in the first place. i am worried more about those young voters who were part of the barack obam

not they pay for it all is very unlikely but they can come up with a plan but it is smart on his ame upith a l common ground. like she said, nobody wants the human trafficking and families in danger, desperate to try to get across the border. you have to protect the lives, not to mention the guns and drugs. >> i think everybody agrees with that, kimberly. but i think that interesting to hear you talk about this because the "wall street journal" had a story on front page this morning in which donald trump is quoted as saying, well, i realize when i was landing that president nieto had tweeted we had discussed the wall. i felt i had to put something in my speech that said those mexicans may not know it but they are going to pay for that wall. he changed his story totally. this is what i was saying earlier in the week. if we do this week in review, this guy lied -- oh, no. >> why does it have to be a lie, couldn't it be he was in political trouble for hosting donald trump and unpopular move to invite donald trump to mexico and he is trying to save face. >> i can see that. it's not popular

i am welling up and i look at him on a knee. am i wrong? >> i agree with you actually. am so strongly pro american, but i have to say he has the right. it is interesting to me, let's just talk about it in economic terms. the national football league and the commissioner said there's no requirement to stand during the national anthem. in addition, here we are on this those, this highly-rated show talking about colin kaepernick's protest against unnecessary use of force by police against black americans. jackie robinson, an american legend, also refused to stand. muhammad ali refused to go in the military. there are people in terms of the women's movement in this country. you know, every protest movement uses whatever platform is available. colin kaepernick, i don't agree with you, but you have the right to sit during the national anthem. >> now, criskristen, you're a libertarian, are you not? >> i am. >> what do you have to say? >> i am a girl who doesn't know a lot about football, but i know an ungrateful jerk when i see one. he is a miss guded person who doesn't know h

i am wondering the same thing.>> poor baby.>> it used to come up a lot earlier and now it is coming upt seven a clock? something like that. steve would know>> 58.>> thanks steve. >> here it is at 6:47 am and we are about 11 minutes away from the official sunrise but it is getting lighter, a 40 minute drive from the bridge to the macarthur maze and so commuters if you are driving these days when it is dark to get a better commute that when it gets light, the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for 20 or 25 minute delay, no problems on the bridge but it has been windy and gusty on some of these commutes to give yourselves plenty of time. there is a crash on northbound 17 at the cats restaurant and if we put up a map i will show you, northbound 17 is terribly slow, northbound coming over the hill and getting down to the valley, 6:47 am and let's go over to steve.>> let's get to it, it is the beginning of fall around 7:21 am, i think it arrived last night, with low clouds moving in and there is a really impressive low dropping into the northern part of the state near shasta, will get into t

look, they will say whatever they will want to say because i -- i am up in ohio, and i am winning.liantly compared to any other candidate. he has not had that tool over the past four or five weeks and is number one with an choice is -- weapon of choice is i am winning and you are not. matt: you can take a look at the poll was taken during her weak period. during basket of deplorables and pneumonia. you can say that will hurt, but will they hurt in a sustained way? we will have to see what that is going forward. but there is no doubt a candidate that is up and ohio with that big of a lead has bragging rights. ohio, as i said before, is ohio. donny: we are about 10 days away from the debate. if he has polls in his favor, that is such a weapon. anytime she comes at him, hillary you were only saying that -- mark: we are talking about our new poll. voters in ohio had donald trump 48% to 43% lead over hillary clinton. and also down ballot, rob portman is ahead of his democratic challenger 53% to 36%. with us now, the person who did the poll for us, and joining us from des moines. let's t

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here i am, setting up a bush also said he ?doesn't? miss being president. it's the last night for the newaukee night market downtown...and while it's a great place to check out local vendors...some say the event has a much more widespread impact on the city.our casey geraldo is live to explain. the night market just started and (people are trickling in) newaukee tells me the night market has grown significantly since this started three years ago- a sign of their larger purpose. not only does this market bring attention to local vendors, local food and local music,..it's also an opportunity for people to stay downtown once the workday is done... enjoying milwaukee as more than commuters coming in and out. it kind of has the perception that there's nothing to do after work is over, that you just kind of get out of here, but we're showing that if you have some exciting downtown, people will actually come. newaukee says they want to bring activity all day and into the night in this area of the city.online and on the now we'll talk about how this plays into the

president: i am fired up, and i cannot wait to campaign. mark: the coordination between the sitting president and his chosen successor is tighter than any other times in history. ms. clinton: the virus that poisoned his mind is very much alive. her biggest weakness, i started to say, is still the record. ms. clinton: we faced terrorist enemies who use a perverted version of islam to justify slaughtering innocent people. donald suggests i will not call this threat what it is -- he has not been listening. economists on the right and the left and the center all agree -- trump would throw us back into recession. i thought this was solid, sharp, strong. it made the case she wanted to make. not as effective as the first one, the foreign policy driven one. partially because that would have the element of surprise. >> i am here today because i'm with her. yes. look, to you, at that event like hillary clinton's running mate? you clinton was smart she would consider elizabeth very seriously. clinton:ton: -- ms. the report today that it found nothing.

i am enjoyed reading about where i grew up in the mountains. >> where did you grow up? >> maryville. it is right at the edge of the great smoky national park. i can walk out my backdoor two miles and i am in the park. >> what about the book attracted you? >> i liked biographies and always have liked them. like most americans i loved anything hemmingway wrote but i have not read much of that lately. i thought on mark twain's books. i read a lot of biographies. senator fienstein gave me a book and i think it is called the death of caesar. it is about the senators who killed julia caesar. it is remarkably detailed. if you are a united states senator you read it with a certain amount of interest. caesar appointed -- the roman senate was about 500 senators and caesar appointed them all and about 30 of them persuaded him to come on the senate floor and stabbed him to death. >> do you share books are your colleagues? >> you yeah, we do. the senator from wyoming i mentioned him and he writes himself a book report on the books and tells me about books he likes. senator durbin rea

put your ams up and go ahead and say, keep doing that. will only see donald trump smashing away at me and after a while they'll go, this guy is a bully. she's talking positively and he's doing cheap shots. unless she attacks him, no one will root for trump coming back at her. >> i think she will have a keen sense when she is on stage exactly how that is playing or whether she should just sit back and let him self-destruct in that fashion. >> that's what some are saying in the paper today. >> yeah. but i think when it comes to the attacks on real issues like policy, like her policy on iraq or syria, things like that, she's going to have to come back and have a pretty strong answer on that. it's when he goes low to the personal stuff. i do think to a certain extent she might just let him play it out. >> can you win this debate by not going low? and talk about the future of the country? a real hard felt love for your country is that what you think you need to do to get through problems. with a heart felt appeal be as impressive as pugilistic

we'll wrap up this hour, i am thomas roberts and kate snow is picking things up right now. am kate snow, we are also at hofstra university on new york, lo long island. we got six hours to go before the debate on 2016. everybody stop as and watches t same event. tonight's debate as many as 100 million people could tune in which would break the record. and also, in neighbor of the super bowl which gets viewers. donald trump, donald trump and hillary clinton spending much of yesterday and today with their advisers hunker down. that's not to say they are doing the same thing. coming up, the key differences in the way they are preparing and brand new at this hour literally being released reeigh at

at four in the morning, it's anything but cute nate hedlund says that racket wakes his family up around 4-am every morning. they live near saint rose parkway and seven hills drive... the city of henderson tells us the southwest gas facility is a 24-7 emergency site.. which means the noise ordinance doesn't apply. after we stepped in.. southwest gas agreed to wait until at least 7 a-m to begin body cameras will soon be mandatory for all metro police officers who interact with the public.. including k-9 and swat members.

[applause] >> i am up here because because he gave me a hat. [laughter] >> how is everybody?fter all of the scandals that clinton has been involved then has the gall to call us deplorable. unbelievable. if you enjoy your second amendment rights stay right here. you may not make it four more years. [chanting] i want everybody to know. [applause] we support you 100 percent. >> isn't that great? so i have some thoughts on clinton's remarks and i will be sharing them momentarily. i will make america a far better than it is right now. to outline the detailed plan we will build the of wall. [applause] who will pay for the wall? they will. >> 100 percent. they don't know that yet. but changing foreign policy i have delivered a plan to defeat the islamic terrorism. or reforming recap -- our tax code to provide school choice to every businessman and child and america. policy after policy solution after solution everyday putting forward ideas to make your life better. we need a change we have to have chain jetted past have been quickly in the wrong direction like nobody ever thought po